101. PETA - Media Center Archive - PETA'S NEW "DUMP DAIRY" CAMPAIGN TARGETS MIDDLE SC Wednesday, November, 29, 305 PM, Hackett Middle school, front entrance, media Center, Action Alerts, Campaigns, Living, PETA Kids, PETA Mall http://www.peta.org/news/1100/1100dumpDairy2.html

News Releases Factsheets Photo Gallery Publications ... News Release: PETA'S NEW "DUMP DAIRY" CAMPAIGN TARGETS MIDDLE SCHOOLS Animal Rights Group Urges Kids: "Spit Out Your Milk!" For Immediate Release: November 9, 2000 Sean Gifford 757-622-7382 Albany, N.Y. - Milk-mustache ads may encourage kids to guzzle down gallons of the white stuff, but young people may find milk a little hard to swallow after seeing PETA's new "Milk Sucker" trading cards. The group's Vegetarian Campaign coordinator Sean Gifford, joined by a giant "cow," will hand the cards out to kids as they leave school: Date Time Place Wednesday, November, 29 3:05 P.M. Hackett Middle School, front entrance, 45 Delaware Ave. The eye-catching-and stomach-turning-Milk Suckers trading cards feature "Pimply Patty," "Windy Wanda," "Chubby Charlie," and "Loogie Louie," all suffering from ill-health effects associated with drinking milk, eating ice cream, and piling on the cheese. The backs of the cards warn kids that dairy consumption can cause an array of unpleasant side effects, such as gas, pimples, and a throat full of phlegm. Milk has also been linked to more serious health problems, including heart disease, cancer, stroke, and even osteoporosis-the very disease that it is supposed to help prevent. Why is PETA encouraging kids to "Dump Dairy"? Dairy cows today are treated like milk machines. The females are constantly impregnated, usually through artificial insemination on what farmers call "rape racks," in order to produce milk. Their calves are taken away from them after birth so the dairy industry can steal and sell the milk that their mothers made for them. The male calves end up chained inside dark crates and are killed for veal.

102. NRDC Natural Resources Defense Council - Media Center The media center contains our latest press releases and the Expert Finder, poisons are used heavily in public housing, public schools and city parks. http://www.nrdc.org/media/

NRDC Experts Our Expert Finder is a guide to the NRDC's environmental experts and the issues that they cover in their work. To arrange for interviews with or comments from any of our lawyers, scientists and analysts, please contact the appropriate press officer (listed following the expert's name). If you are not a member of the press, please write to us at nrdcinfo@nrdc.org or see our contact page Current Press Releases New Bush Fisheries Bill Flouts Recommendations by President's Own Oceans Commission Arctic Refuge Coalition Prepares For Unprecedented Citizen Action Day As Katrina Oil Spills Mount, Congress Calls for More Coastal Drilling California Gasoline Waiver Will Increase Air Pollution, Says NRDC ... For information about NRDC's BioGems campaign, click here FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Press contact: Rob Perks, 202-289-2420 If you are not a member of the press, please write to us at nrdcinfo@nrdc.org or see our contact page NEW BUSH FISHERIES BILL FLOUTS RECOMMENDATIONS BY PRESIDENT'S OWN OCEANS COMMISSION Bush Proposal Weakens Ocean Protections, Shuts Out Stakeholders

103. About > Media Center > To The Point Points of Light Foundation Volunteer Center National Network Mission Statement Leadership Staff Careers media Center Support/Give http://www.pointsoflight.org/about/mediacenter/tothepoint/2005/04/newstaff.cfm

VolunteerResource.org Home Login Search ... R. Peter Wolf Lynne Durham Vice President, Communications Lynne Durham, vice president, Communications, is responsible for overall Foundation messaging and positioning and leading the development of the Foundation's "super brand" under the Volunteer Center Affiliation Agreement. Before joining the Points of Light Foundation staff team, Lynne worked for 12 years at Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), where she was responsible for outsourcing Communications for the America's Outsourcing Group. She began her career at the mid-sized PR/public interest firm, David Apter Associates and later ran her own PR/Communications firm. Lynne holds a B.A. degree in Literature from The Ohio State University. Lynne's greatest professional accomplishment to date is assuming leadership of the communications department at CSC and transforming their work into a repeatable, sustainable process that became recognized as an industry best practice. Born in South Dakota, Lynne moved to Oregon and then Ohio, where she attended high school and college. She has lived in Arlington, Va., for the past twenty years! Her hobbies include traveling, particularly to Paris and Iceland, and reading. Her favorite author is the Canadian writer, Roberston Davies. A little known fact about Lynne is that she still has a passion for punk music - one of her favorite artists is David Bowie. Nina Langlie Manager, Youth and Family Outreach

104. Art Schools National American Fine Computer Links Education Art Schools Domestic education links to national USA American fine art digital A founding member of the Woodruff Arts Center, ACA shares its campus with http://infinitee-designs.com/Art-Schools-USA-States-D-M.htm

Home Artist Galleries Services ... Wyoming Add a free profile for your art school. Add a school, institutions, URL or link here. Delaware Art Conservation at the University of Delaware Conservation encompasses interdisciplinary approaches to the study and care of art and other cultural property. Conservators are professionals who have the specialized knowledge and skills in the arts, sciences, and other fields that enable them to undertake scientific studies on objects, stabilizing the structure and reintegrating the appearance of deteriorated cultural artifacts, and establishing the environment in which artifacts are best preserved. Art History at the University of Delaware Ddedicated to education and research in the history of the visual arts. We emphasize undergraduate education for majors and non-majors alike; the training of graduate students who will make significant contributions to art history and be competitive at the highest reaches of the discipline; and high-level research in the field and the dissemination of that research. District of Columbia Corcoran College of Art Activities emphasize the combined resources of its museum and college, and are directed toward diverse communities with widely differing educational and socio-economic backgrounds. Though proud of its important place in the international world of art history and scholarship, the Corcoran is ever mindful of its special obligation to serve the greater Washington region, especially its artists and its young people.

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