Extractions: off-site records First Name Last Name Home Naturalization Records FREE Goodies! Ships Passenger Lists ... Genealogy CDs 2 Olives Up Featured CD Tip of the Month 70% of Americans and Canadians can trace their family back to the United Kingdom or Ireland. Find your English, Irish, Scottish or Welsh ancestors! Olive Picks! Find your immigrant ancestor 14-day FREE trial! Featured Database Alms House Records 1819-1858 Quick Links Olive Tree Genealogy
Project Apollo: Astronaut Biographies Aldin, with a Ph.D. in astronautics from massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bachelor of science from US military Academy; master of science in http://www.hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/ap11ann/astrobios.htm
Extractions: Buzz Aldrin Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. (1930- ) was born in Montclair, New Jersey, on 20 January 1930. He attended the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, entered the United States Air Force, and received pilot training in 1951. Aldrin flew sixty-six combat missions in F-86s in Korea, destroying two MIG-15 aircraft. Known to all as by his nickname, "Buzz," Aldrin was also one of the most important figures in the accomplishment of Project Apollo in successfully landing an American on the Moon in 1960s. Aldrin was chosen as a member of the three-person Apollo 11 crew that landed on the Moon on 20 July 1969, fulfilling the mandate of President John F. Kennedy to send Americans to the Moon before the end of the decade. Aldrin was the second American to set foot on the lunar surface. He and Apollo 11 commander Neil A. Armstrong spent about twenty hours on the Moon before returning to the orbiting Apollo Command Module. The spacecraft and the lunar explorers returned to Earth on 24 July 1969. In 1971 Aldrin returned to the Air Force and retired a year later. He wrote two important books about his activities in the U.S. space program. In
IXNATRLGsp IN Memorial Chapel The Culver Academies (formerly Culver military Academy) McDonogh Carillon Tagart Memorial Chapel McDonogh School massachusetts http://www.gcna.org/data/IXNATRLGsp.html
Extractions: index by state/province Traditional carillons may be found in North America in the indicated states and provinces: American states: AK AL AR AZ CA CO CT DC DE FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY ... MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA ... WV WY Canadian provinces: AB BC MB NB NF NS ON PE QC/QU SK Mexican states: CH DF Click on any underlined state or province abbreviation above to go directly to that section of this index. Within a state or province, sites are listed alphabetically by city name. NOTE: If you do not find here a city (or instrument) which you think should be listed, then check the page of sites that are no more or the combined index to all North American sites Alabama
Past Congresses 1953Chicago, Illinois and Culver, Indiana; University of Chicago (I) andCulver military Academy (I); June 2124; 1954Wellesley, massachusetts (II); http://www.gcna.org/pastcong.html
Extractions: The first congress at Hartford in 1934 laid the groundwork for the GCNA, which came into existence at Ottawa in 1936. Congresses have been held annually since 1946. Roman numerals following a location indicate that more than one congress has been held at that location. Dates are included when known. It's common to visit other carillons in the vicinity during a congress; these are not listed. When more than one location is listed, each served as an official host for part of the Congress. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Houses of Parliament (GCNA founded) (I); Sept. The first GCNA Congress. New York, New York; Riverside Church; August Wellesley, Massachusetts; Wellesley College (I) Princeton, New Jersey; Princeton University (I) Luray, Virginia; Luray Singing Tower; Aug. 25-27 Ann Arbor, Michigan; University of Michigan (I); June 14-16 Springfield, Massachusetts; Trinity United Methodist Church; June 20-22 Albany, New York; City Hall (I); June 19-21
1999 Men's All Conference Team Pat Kain, University of massachusetts. Caner Erdogru, Queens College Most Valuable Player, Micah Nordquist, United States military Academy. First Team http://www.collegiatewaterpolo.org/html/AllconfM99.htm
Extractions: 1999 Men's All-Conference Team, Northern Varsity Coach of the Year Carl Quigley, St. Francis College Most Valuable Player Burak Inceman, Queens College First Team Burak Inceman Queens College Oliver Djordjevic St. Francis College Timmy Troupis University of Massachusetts Csaba Biro St. Francis College Pat Kain University of Massachusetts Caner Erdogru Queens College Richard Huntley, Goalie University of Massachusetts Second Team Rich Slingluff University of Massachusetts Dominik Przekota Iona College Istvan Zollei Harvard University Jeff Colton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ali Gozluk St. Francis College John Bowlus Brown University Andre Fagundes, Goalie Queens College 1999 Men's All-Conference Team, Southern Varsity Coach of the Year Ted Bresnahan, Johns Hopkins University
U.S. Universities, By State Adler School of Professional Psychology Argosy University Augustana College massachusetts. American International College Amherst College http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ/state/
Extractions: by state AL AK AZ AR ... VI (also available organized alphabetically Tuskegee University United States Sports Academy University of Alabama System University of Mobile University of Montevallo University of North Alabama University of South Alabama ... University of Detroit Mercy University of Michigan System Walsh College ... Carroll College Montana State University System Rocky Mountain College ... University of Great Falls University of Montana System Montana Tech University of Montana-Missoula University of Montana-Western Bellevue University ... Ohio Northern University Ohio State University System Columbus Lima Mansfield Marion ... Phillips University (closed July 1998) Rogers State University Southeastern Oklahoma State University Southern Nazarene University Southwestern Oklahoma State University ... Pennsylvania College of Optometry Pennsylvania State University System Abington Altoona Beaver Behrend College, Erie
University Of Massachusetts - Official Athletic Site - Football University of massachusetts Athletics Site complete coverage of all MinutemenNCAA sports William Penn Charter School. Jason Grochowalski, LB, RS FR http://umassathletics.collegesports.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/umas-m-footbl-mtt.ht
Extractions: Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Last College Wilner Alexis DL SO Somerville, Mass./Somerville H.S. Lloyd Alston DB FR Brad Anderson LB SR Ijamsville, Md./Urbana H.S. Matt Austin OL RS SO Reading, Mass./Reading Memorial H.S. Stephen Babinski OL FR Southampton, N.Y./St. Thomas More (Conn.) Steve Baylark TB JR Apopka, Fla./Apopka H.S. Tracy Belton DB JR Landover, Md./Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy David Burris DL RS SO Southbridge, Mass./Southbridge H.S. Elijah Bynum DB FR Pelham, Mass./Amherst Regional H.S. George Byrd LB FR Naples, Fla./Naples Brent Caldwell OL SR Clarmore, Okla./Tahlequah H.S./Syracuse Sean Calicchio OL RS FR Brooklyn, N.Y./Xaverian H.S. Jon Carnes OL RS SO Hillsborough, N.J./Hillsborough H.S./Rutgers Chris Cefalo LB RS FR Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge Tony Cina TE FR Weymouth, Mass./Whitman-Hanson Regional H.S. R.J. Cobbs WR RS SR Parsippany Hills, N.J./Parsippany Hills H.S. Alex Cocuzza OL FR Mahwah, N.J./St. Joseph Regional H.S. Liam Coen QB RS FR Wakefield, R.I./La Salle Academy
Lowell High School HOME ( DNN 2.1.2 ) Since 1831, Lowell High School has established a rich tradition of helping Our partnerships with the University of massachusetts Lowell and Middlesex http://lhs.lowell.k12.ma.us/
Carnegie Classification Of Institutions Of Higher Education massachusetts School of Professional Psychology Virginia, American MilitaryUniversity. American School of Professional Psychology/Virginia http://www.carnegiefoundation.org/Classification/CIHE2000/PartIfiles/Spec-Other.
Extractions: Public Institutions, by State Alabama School of Advanced Airpower Studies California California Maritime Academy Naval Postgraduate School Colorado United States Air Force Academy Connecticut United States Coast Guard Academy District of Columbia Joint Military Intelligence College National Defense University Kansas United States Army Command and General Staff College Maine Maine Maritime Academy Maryland United States Naval Academy Massachusetts Massachusetts Maritime Academy New York City University of New York John Jay College of Criminal Justice State University of New York Maritime College United States Merchant Marine Academy United States Military Academy Ohio Air Force Institute of Technology Rhode Island Naval War College Virginia Marine Corps University top Private Not-for-profit Institutions, by State
IEEE - Springfield, MA Section Presently, Dr. Kremens is Dean of the School of Technology at Central Barry Shoop of the Signal Corps is a Professor at the US military Academy at West http://www.ewh.ieee.org/r1/springfield/PastEvents.html
Extractions: Officers Calendar PastEvents Springfield, MA Section Past Events: 24 May 2005 - IEEE Dinner Meeting Topic: Wind Power: Its Potential and Current State Speaker: Prof. McGowan has been at the forefront of investigation and research into renewable and hybrid energy systems. He has published 90 technical papers and numerous reports in renewable energy systems. He is currently serving as a solar/wind system consultant to the U.S. Department of Commerce, office of Energy Related Inventions. 26 April 2005 - IEEE Dinner Meeting Topic: Health Effects of Mobile Phones Speaker: Dr. Kenneth R. Foster, Professor of Bioengineering and Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Dr. Kenneth R. Foster's research interests relate to biomedical applications of nonionizing radiation from audio through microwave frequency ranges, and health and safety aspects of electromagnetic fields as they interact with the body. Another and somewhat broader topic of interest is technological risk, and impact of technology (principally, electrotechnologies) on humans. He has coauthored two books related to his research interests, both published by MIT Press. He is an IEEE Biomedical Engineering Society Distinguished Lecturer on the subject of Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields.
National WWII Memorial massachusetts Army National Guard Alumni Association massachusetts Vets in PrisonMilitary Vehicle Preservation Society National Order of Trench Rats http://www.wwiimemorial.com/default.asp?page=funding.asp&subpage=vetssts
Marshall Scholarships: Scholar Profiles 2005 As a Marshall scholar, she will attend the London School of Economics pursuing an Matt is a senior at the United States military Academy, majoring in http://www.marshallscholarship.org/profiles2005.html
Extractions: Bhooma Aravamuthan graduated with honors from Michigan State University in three years with a Bioethics specialization and degrees in Biochemistry and Physiology. She is the recipient of a full-ride scholarship to MSU and the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. Bhooma has conducted research in a variety of settings and has researched topics ranging from anticoagulant stent coatings to seal distribution in Antarctica. Bhooma is also actively involved in hospital fundraising, student recruitment, student government, dance choreography, and Asian Pacific American awareness efforts. Ultimately, Bhooma plans on becoming a medical scientist researching neurodegenerative disease. She will conduct Parkinson's Disease research at Oxford. Ankur Bahl Harveen Bal, a resident of Bloomfield, New Jersey, will graduate from the University of Pennsylvania with a major in Health and Societies, concentrating in International Health, and minors in psychology and chemistry. A Trustee and University Scholar, Goldman Sachs Global Leader and Phi Beta Kappa member, Harveen's interest in international health developed during summers working in Ghana and India. On campus, Harveen leads wilderness trips, gives tours, and does research on the impact of migration on the diets of Indian women. After receiving an M.Phil in Development Studies from Oxford University, she will attend medical school and pursue a career in international development.
HRUMC - Participating Institutions St. Joseph Central High School Pittsfield, MA; Saint Joseph s College United States military Academy (USMA) - West Point, NY http://www.skidmore.edu/academics/mcs/hrcinst.htm
Home Education & Family Services Royal Academy is a Maine Department of Education recognized school. My husbandhas been away from our family due to military obligations and when needed http://www.homeeducator.com/HEFS/royalacademy.htm
Extractions: All students deserve the right to explore, based upon their own dreams, ideas, passion areas, and ambitions. Royal Academy provides an educational alternative that focuses on the intellectual, emotional, and spiritual development of its students by creating programs which consider personal strengths, weaknesses, learning styles, and goals. Enrollment and quarterly consultations are conducted at Royal Academy. For those families who live a distance from the school, telephone consultations are convenient. Becauseof the great variance in telephone service fees, parents are rquested to use their own private carrier. These costs are not included in tuition.
A Look At City School Superintendent Finalists He started a K8 MicroSociety School in which all pupils participate in a A former massachusetts representative, Mark Roosevelt, a great-grandson of http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05191/535705.stm
Extractions: After a year of turmoil, self-doubt and recrimination, the Pittsburgh Public Schools board might be able to find a few moments of peace, however incomplete, in choosing from its current slate of candidates. Several board members say they can't go wrong with any of the four finalists for the Pittsburgh superintendency. The finalists are Gerald Dawkins, 56, superintendent of Saginaw Public Schools in Michigan; William Harner, 49, principal of Gainesville Middle School in Georgia; Christine Johns, 39, deputy superintendent of curriculum and instruction in Baltimore County Public Schools in Maryland; and Mark Roosevelt, 49, former director of the Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education. All four were trained in high-profile management programs for urban superintendents, three of the four by the Los Angeles-based Broad Center for the Management of School Systems, which emphasizes innovation and competition in school management. All have track records of reforming schools and improving student achievement, according to board member Patrick Dowd. "We have an excellent pool of candidates from which to make this selection," Dowd said.
Creighton Williams Abrams, Jr., General, United States Army Born in Springfield, massachusetts, General Abrams would have been sixty on At school, Creighton was a good student and his teachers remember him as a http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/abrams.htm
Extractions: General, United States Army Born at Springfield, Massachusetts, September 15, 1914, General Abrams was the U.S. commander in the Vietnam War from 1968 to 1972. A graduate (1936) of the United States Military Academy at West Point, he served in World War II and, following numerous other assignments, in 1964 became a full general and Vice Chief-of-Staff of the United States Army. Succeeding William Westmoreland as overall military commander in Vietnam, he implemented a program known as Vietnamization. This was supposed to bring a gradual end to US involvement in Vietnam and to enable the South Vietnamese to become increasingly responsible for running the war. After returning to United States, he served from 1972 to 1974 as Army Chief-of-Staff. He died in Washington, D.C. of lung cancer, September 4, 1974, the first army Chief-of-Staff to die in office. He was buried with full military honors in a special plot in Section 21 of Arlington National Cemetery. Courtesy of the United States Army:
RAND | Books And Publications | List Of Libraries United States military Academy Library Serials Unit 757 Thayer Road US ArmySchool of the Americas (USARSA) Building 35, Room 309 http://www.rand.org/publications/sublibs.html
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Institute For National Strategic Studies Ph.D., London School of Economics and Political Science BS, US military Academy;.MA, Duke University; Marine Corps Command and Staff College; http://www.ndu.edu/info/catalog/inss2body.htm
Extractions: The Institute for National Strategic Studies was established in July 1984 to serve as a focal point for research, analysis, and discussion of critical factors shaping the development of U.S. defense strategy and national security policy. A component of the National Defense University, the institute's core missions include: The institute operates under a charter from the Secretary of Defense and a Memorandum of Understanding with the Director of the Joint Staff. The institute is organized into four directorates: Research, Symposia, Publication, and the National Strategic Gaming Center. The Director also serves as the NDU Vice President for Research. The institute also supports the Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs and hosts the Center for Counterproliferation Research. STEPHEN J. FLANAGAN, NDU Vice President for Research, Director, Institute for National Strategic Studies B.A., Columbia University; M.A., M.A.L.D., Ph.D., Fletcher School, Tufts University DONALD D. MOSSER, Captain, USN
Untitled graduated from the US military Academy and received his MA in He is chair ofthe Physics Department at the John F. Kennedy School in Berlin. http://www.fsu.edu/~napoleon/Institute/2002newsletter.html
Extractions: Ten students of the Institute were in residence this year. Of that number, three members of the Institute completed their M.A. thesisRick Black, David Raymond and Jack Sigler; and two students took their doctoral comprehensive this spring and summer. Five were teaching associates, two held fellowships and two worked in the Oral history program. Several members of the Institute were in Europe doing research. Josh Moon, Jason Musteen, and David Raymond were in London on Ben Weider Research Fellowships and each received travel support through the Proctor and Martha Jones Travel Fellowships or a George and Mary Knight Fellowship. Both Moon and Musteen visited Paris and the latter spent almost two weeks at Gibraltar examining the manuscripts there. Kenny Johnson and his wife, Marie-Eve, were in Aix-en-Provence working in the overseas archives, and Karen Greene spent almost a month traveling in Eastern Europe. Karen Green, Mary Cooney, and Steven Schwamenfeld along with Jim Haynsworth in Heidelberg, Mike Jones at Monterey, CA and Steve Delvaux in Korea are turning in dissertation chapters so we expect some graduations in the spring of 2003. 32ND CONSORTIUM ON REVOLUTIONARY EUROPELOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY On 21 February 2002, ten students of the Institute traveled to LSU, supported by funds from the Ben Weider Bequest and the Vichness Family Award for the 32nd meeting of the Consortium on Revolutionary Europe.
