61. Pennsylvania Military Museum The pennsylvania military Museum in Boalsburg, pennsylvania. pennsylvania.pennsylvania State Historical and Museum Commission Commonwealth of http://www.psu.edu/dept/aerospace/museum/links.html

62. Genealogy Directory > Military Resources Holbrook s military High Sch. 1868 Circular Western military Academy 1918Commencement 15th pennsylvania military College Commencement Culver military http://dir.genealogytoday.com/military_resources.html

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63. Home: Stopping War Where It Begins: Youth And The Military.Org groups working to stop the militarization of schools and young people!These are trying yet exciting times for the counter military recruitment movement http://www.youthandthemilitary.org/

"On the First Day of Opt Out, the Recruiter Said to Me..." ...and we said NO! Join us for 12 Days of Opt Out campaign September 12-24, 2005 which will kick off a year-long counter-recruitment push across the country. The campaign has started. See NNOMY's blog at http://twelvedaysofoptout.blogspot.com OPPOSE THE MILITARIZATION OF YOUTH Join the growing national network of groups working to stop the militarization of schools and young people! These are trying yet exciting times for the counter military recruitment movement. Now, more than ever, those of us who are proactive in opposing war must help shape the tone of anti-war and peace conversations to be more inclusive of the counter-recruitment analysis. The National Network Opposing Militarization of Youth (NNOMY) will be integral in bringing our groups together so we can help the nation understand that providing youth with peaceful and viable alternatives to achieve success in life is an important sign of a civilized society. Download the ACTIVIST TOOL KIT (PDF) About NNOMY: Check out the network bylaws.

64. USA Boarding Schools: United States Boys, Girls Boarding Schools United States girl s, boy s boarding schools, top USA boarding schools. Saint John s Northwestern military Academy. Arizona. The Fernster School http://www.usastudyguide.com/boardingschoolsinusastates.htm

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65. U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association And Foundation The Kiski School, Saltsburg, pennsylvania The Marion military Institute, Marion, The Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, pennsylvania New Mexico military http://www.usna.com/Foundation/AthleticScholarship/participatingschools.htm

U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation Home About Us Alumni Only Campaign ... Homepage Participating Schools and Institutions Avon Old Farms School, Avon, Connecticut Blair Academy, Blairstown, New Jersey Bridgton Academy, North Bridgton, Maine Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, MA ... Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pennsylvania

66. Widener University | About Widener University | University History was moved to pennsylvania and chartered as pennsylvania military Academy.In 1892, the school, by then located on the present Main Campus site, http://www.widener.edu/?pageId=2949

67. Center For The Study Of The Presidency - Fellowship Program pennsylvania State University Raymond DeLuca. Princeton University - AshleyBoizelle United States military Academy - Margaret Nencheck http://www.thepresidency.org/Fellows/0304Fellows.htm

About CSP Initiatives Fellows Publications ... Alumni Update "[The Center Fellowship Program is] the next best thing to working at the White House." George Stephanopoulos former Center Fellow Fellows From Participating Colleges and Universities Amherst College - Michael Simmons Barnard College - Nita Colaco Boston College - John Lynaugh Brown University - Elizabeth Lew Bryn Mawr College - Elizabeth Bonovitz Carnegie Mellon University - Brandon Greenland Carnegie Mellon University - Daniel Gilman Colby College - James Murdoch Colgate University - Amanda Terkel - Michael O'Neill Colorado College - Gabriel Tuder Columbia University - Michael Podwal Columbia University - David Singerman Cornell University - Erik Filipiak Dartmouth College - Adil Ahmad Dartmouth College - Steven Zyck Davidson College - John Pitts Duke University - Anthony Vitarelli Gannon University - Susan Pennock George Mason University - Jason Hartke George Washington University - Sarah Newman Georgetown University - Gregory Ball Georgia Institute of Technology - Tara Murphy Gettysburg College - Joseph Fiteni Harvard University - Ken Biberaj Haverford College - Miriam Achtenberg Hofstra University - Falana Fray Howard University - Eryn Mathewson Johns Hopkins University - Travis Crum Long Island University - Joel Mentor Middlebury College - Joshua Williams Morehouse College - Christopher Carter Mount Holyoke College - Caitlin Morray Christopher Conowal Northwestern University - Miriam Lieberman Norwich University

68. Soldier Leaves Wife, Four Sons military officials who delivered the news to the Allen home early yesterdaymorning said Tuxedo schools Superintendent Joseph Zanetti described Allen, http://www.recordonline.com/archive/2005/06/09/soldier1.htm

Front Page News Columnists Obituaries ... Customer Care Shortcuts Casino Watch Obituaries Columnists Outdoors ... Reservations June 09, 2005 Soldier leaves wife, four sons By John Sullivan Times Herald-Record jsullivan@th-record.com Milford, Pa. – After Lou Allen left for Iraq, his wife, Barbara, gathered her four boys, the oldest just barely 6 years old, to build a paper chain of 240 links for each day he would be gone. The Milford family planned to hang the chain around their living room and remove one link every day until his return in November. The 240 links were supposed to be more than enough, she said. "Now, there aren't enough links in the world." A first lieutenant with the Army National Guard's 101st Cavalry Regiment from Newburgh, N.Y., Allen, 34, was killed Tuesday night during a mortar attack on his barracks in Tikrit, Iraq. Deployed on April 28, he had been in Iraq less than 10 days. Military officials who delivered the news to the Allen home early yesterday morning said he was likely asleep at the time. A Chester, N.Y., native and a science teacher at George F. Baker High School in the Tuxedo, N.Y., School District, Allen had ties to several Orange County communities where people were grieving for him yesterday. At about 1 p.m., the faculty, staff and students at Baker High School gathered in an auditorium to remember their earth science and physics teacher.

69. The Education Policy And Leadership Center: Pennsylvania Education Policy Fellow Northeastern pennsylvania School District Health Trust. Kenneth A. McGeary (20012002) Valley Forge military Academy and College http://www.eplc.org/fellows_alumni.html

EPLC Conference About the Center Calendar Center News ... Home Education Policy Fellowship Program Alumni Titles and organizations listed are the positions held by the Fellows at the time of their participation in the EPFP Jane M. Acri (2000-2001) Supervisor, Division of Special Programs, Bureau of Career and Technical Education, Pennsylvania Department of Education Aimee Alapack (2004-2005) Assistant Vice President Research and Policy Analysis, Technology Services AES/PHEAA Col. Charles D. Allen (2004-2005) Director, Leader Development Dr. Mary Frances Archey (2002-2003) Dean of Arts and Science Coordinator of Social and Behavioral Sciences Community College of Allegheny County - South Campus Dr. Claudia Balach (2003-2004) Development Schools Duquesne University Brian D. Barnhart (2001-2002) Assistant Superintendent Lampeter-Strasburg School District Dr. Janet Bell (2001-2002) Chief Administrative Officer Urban League of Pittsburgh Charter School Retired in 2002 Dr. Charles Blocksidge (2002-2003)

70. This File Includes Institutions That Have Closed, Merged, Or Mount Airy College, Germantown, pennsylvania, a military school built on theformer estate of Justice Allen. The Allens property was confiscated during the http://www.wcmo.edu/wc_users/homepages/staff/brownr/PennsylvaniaCC.htm

This file includes institutions that have closed, merged, or changed their names. If you note a need for changing or updating information, please notify BrownR@westminster-mo.edu. An index with links to separate pages for other states and countries is available at http://www.westminster-mo.edu/wc_users/homepages/staff/brownr/ClosedCollegeIndex.htm. Thanks for your interest! College Name City State Start Date End Date Affiliation Other Information Source Albert Einstein Medical Center School of Nursing Philadelphia Pennsylvania Church of United Brethren consolidation of nursing schools of Jewish Hospital and Mt. Sinai Hospital http://www.nursing.upenn.edu/history/collections.htm Allentown Business School Allentown Pennsylvania name changed to Lehigh Valley College http://www.lehighvalley.edu/ Allentown Female College Allentown Pennsylvania became Allentown College for Women in 1893 and Cedar Crest College in 1912; affiliated with United Church of Christ Songe, Alice H. American Universities and Colleges: A Dictionary of Name Changes Allentown College of Saint Francis de Sales Center Valley Pennsylvania name changed to DeSales University in 2001 Brenner, Morgan G.

71. Powell Clayton, Brigadier General, United States Army & United States Senator Powell Clayton PHOTO Born Delaware County, pennsylvania, August 7, 1833. He attended Partridge military Academy, and studied civil engineering at http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/pclayton.htm

Powell Clayton Brigadier General, United States Army United States Senator - US Ambassador Born: Delaware County, Pennsylvania, August 7, 1833. After attending a military academy in nearby Bristol and an engineering school in Wilkington, Delaware, moved to Kansas in 1855 to engage in civil engineering at Leavenworth. As early as April 29, 1861, he had a company of militia at Fort Leavenworth. A month later was formally mustered into Federal service as a Captain of the 1st Kansas Infantry. In December 1861, be became Lieutenant Colonel of the 5th Kansas Cavalry and in March 1862, its Colonel. He was made a Brigadier General, U.S. Volunteers, August 1, 1864. In the interval, and thereafter until mustered out, he served primarily in Missouri and Arkansas. Fought at Wilson's Creek and after capture of Little Rock in September 1863, was assigned to command post at Pine Bluff, where in October he repulsed an attack by Confederate General J. S. Marmaduke. Soon after the war he bought a plantation and engaged in cotton farming. In 1868 he was elected the first carpetbagging governor of Arkansas, "neither the worse nor the best of the gentry", according to one of his biographers; he remained the Republican boss of Arkansas from then until death. He was defeated for reelection in 1876 by the reenfranchised conservatives, and returned to Arkansas and in 1882 established residence at Eureka Springs, where he managed hotels and railroads.

72. Student Design Competition The US Naval Postgraduate School and pennsylvania State University took second and pennsylvania State University and the US military Academy tied for http://www.vtol.org/awards/sdcomp.html

HOME CONTACT US ANNUAL FORUM VERTIFLITE BREAKING NEWS ... WWW LINKS CONTACT INFORMATION AHS International 217 N. Washington St. Alexandria, VA 22314-2538 (USA) Phone: 703-684-6777 Fax: 703-739-9279 Email: Staff@vtol.org AHS/Industry/NASA Annual Student Design Competition Award 2006 Request For Proposal (RFP) "Design a New 2-Place Turbine Training Helicopter" 2006 AHS Student Design Competition Poster FAQ Rotating Sponsors - Bell - Sikorsky - Agusta Corporation 2005 Sponsor – The Boeing Co. Project - To develop the conceptual design of a modern military Heavy Lift VTOL aircraft. The aircraft had to be designed to operate from existing naval ships and be able to transport a 20-ton FCS combat-ready vehicle. Winners - University of Maryland came in first place in the graduate category and Georgia Institute of Technology captured second place honors. The University of Alabama Huntsville won as the "Best New Entrant" category. In the undergraduate category, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute won first-place and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology came in second. 2004 Sponsor - AgustaWestland Project - To develop a helicopter specifically designed for high altitude rescue operations. The aircraft had to be certified for single pilot, day/night operations with cruise speeds of at least 145 knots.

73. 18th Annual Army Spring Classic West Point, NY April 20, 2002 20 13 University of pennsylvania 16 14 United States military Academy 15 14 States military Academy 25 Edison Conner University of pennsylvania 26 http://www.eccc-info.com/2002/army_rr.html

18th Annual Army Spring Classic West Point, NY April 20, 2002 Courtesy of PEP Results Team Standings Road Race 1 Harvard University 279 2 University of New Hampshire 265 3 Penn State University 225 4 University of Vermont 136 5 Dartmouth College 135 6 Yale University 89 7 Princeton University 86 8 Middlebury College 70 9 Boston University 57 10 Rutgers University 36 11 Wesleyan University 32 12 Drexel University 20 13 University of Pennsylvania 16 14 United States Military Academy 15 14 University of Connecticut 15 16 Columbia University 9 17 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4 18 University of Massachusetts 3 19 Brown University 2 19 Tufts University 2 Men A 48 Starters 68.5 Miles ECCC Points 1 Todd Yezefski Dartmouth College 3:13:37 80 2 Marc Lanoue Middlebury College 70 3 Ben Haldeman Penn State University 63 4 Mike Cody University of Vermont 57 5 Jacob Loverich Penn State University 51 6 Mike Barton University of New Hampshire 45 7 Stuart Gillespie Harvard University 40 8 Tyler Wren Princeton University 35 9 Ian Mensher Wesleyan University 30 10 Chad Connor Harvard University 26 11 Mark Walchinsky Penn State University 22 12 Eric Fleming Boston University 18 13 Jim Weinstein University of Connecticut 15 14 Bobby Lea Penn State University 12 15 Waclaw Godycki Columbia University at :33 9 16 Dana Olson Penn State University 7 17 Peter Everett Harvard University 1:00 5 18 Ross Krause University of Massachusetts 1:30 3 19 Ryan Bennett Yale University 2 20 Kevin Bouchard-Hall University of Vermont 3:00 1 21 Jason Houck Princeton University 5:45 22 Mike Joos University of New Hampshire 7:40 23 Kirt Fitzpatrick University of New Hampshire 24 Mark Nathe Dartmouth College 8:20 25 Tobin Strom Brown University 26 Dan Wolfson University of Massachusetts 16:45 27 Zach Hartwig Boston University Women A 20 Starters 41.1 Miles ECCC Points 1 Julia Oh Harvard University 2:08:42 48 2 Carolyn Henry Princeton University 42 3 Meghan Morse Boston University 36 4 Sheila Vibert University of New Hampshire 32 5 Amanda Lawrence Yale University 28 6 Amy Kerdok Harvard University at :27 24 7 Kathy Putnam Harvard University 1:05 21 8 Cloe Shelton Dartmouth College 1:20 15 9 Sarah Uhl University of Vermont 1:35 12 10 Marissa Kellogg Yale University 5:30 9 11 Reilly Dibner Yale University 7 12 Laura Hanlon Penn State University 5 13 Alicia Genest Boston University 3 14 Catherine Sterling Yale University 7:20 2 15 Amy Wallace Dartmouth College 12:10 1 16 Olivia White Harvard University 12:20 17 Jessica Hill Cornell University 18 Nicole Raspa Harvard University 19 Liz Harrison University of Connecticut 13:10 Men B 45 Starters 54.8 Miles ECCC Points 1 Jason Wells University of New Hampshire 2:34:22 48 2 Jay Ku Harvard University 42 3 Ben Ollett Rutgers University at :45 36 4 Joe Whitman Penn State University 32 5 Justen Peters University of New Hampshire 28 6 Miroslav Koulnis University of Vermont 24 7 Orion Berryman University of New Hampshire 21 8 Steve Weller Dartmouth College 15 9 Alec Stall University of Vermont 12 10 Jeremy Davis-Turak Princeton University 9 11 Robert Reeder University of New Hampshire 7 12 Daniel Harvey Harvard University 5 13 Dan Vaillancourt University of Vermont 3 14 Cameron Colpitto Brown University 2 15 Preston Tucker Harvard University 1 16 Frank Zagota Penn State University 17 Jeff Kralik University of Pennsylvania 18 Peter Peumans Princeton University 8:20 19 Tom Temple Dartmouth College 8:45 20 Mike Levine University of Vermont 10:40 21 Jordan Moore University of Vermont 11:55 22 Chris Akana Harvard University 23 Matt Latyszonek Cornell University 24 Mario Gilbert United States Military Academy 25 Edison Conner University of Pennsylvania 26 Burak Yildirmaz Rutgers University 27 Dave Morse Dartmouth College 28 Camenzind Robinson Yale University 13:30 29 Brad Gates United States Military Academy 13:45 30 Aravind Swaminathan Boston University 20:20 31 Greg Kidd Harvard University 23:30 32 Alec Riendeau Rutgers University 25:00 33 Chris Wells Lehigh University 29:30 34 Nick Bennette Boston University 35 Derek Logan Northeastern University 36 Matt Montross University of Vermont Women B 30 Starters 27.4 Miles ECCC Points 1 Kim Rothman Harvard University 1:28:50 32 2 Kristina Eaton Dartmouth College 24 3 Jen Conant University of New Hampshire 18 4 Leona Kutsko United States Military Academy at :31 15 5 Kristina Scott University of New Hampshire 1:00 12 6 Ilana Brito Harvard University 9 7 Nurit Bloom Harvard University 3:00 7 8 Stephanie Swinerton University of New Hampshire 5 9 Annalise Paaby University of Pennsylvania 3:15 4 10 Catherine Dudley University of New Hampshire 3:36 3 11 Margot Herman Wesleyan University 2 12 Erin McCue Penn State University 1 13 Morgan Kapp Bucknell University 14 Megan Leary Penn State University 3:48 15 Jessica Silver Wesleyan University 8:10 16 Emily Jacobs University of New Hampshire 11:22 17 Lori Kort University of Vermont 18 Abby Shields United States Military Academy 19 Theresa Allaire United States Military Academy 12:40 20 Laura Gougas Harvard University 12:50 21 Nicolette Franck Yale University 13:10 22 Amanda Alexander Princeton University 14:40 23 Renee Engelhardt Cornell University 16:10 24 Jessica Etzkin University of Vermont 16:30 25 Josephine Hinds United States Military Academy 17:20 26 Vanessa Portra Boston University Men C 38 Starters 41.1 Miles ECCC Points 1 Brian Galipeau Yale University 2:02:15 32 2 Timothy Stanley University of New Hampshire 24 3 Lou Devlin Penn State University 18 4 Ryan McKown University of Vermont 15 5 George Kenty Harvard University 12 6 Ryan Quadri Yale University 9 7 Andrew Mehle Harvard University 7 8 Corey Lev Penn State University 5 9 Isaac Dancy Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4 10 Dan Zube University of New Hampshire 3 11 James Gronek Tufts University 2 12 Jason Flattery University of Vermont 1 13 Dan Cassidy University of Vermont 14 John Paul Robb Northeastern University 15 Asher Rolfe Wesleyan University 16 Nick Hight-huf University of New Hampshire 17 Trevor Mills Northeastern University at 1:35 18 Adam Joelson Penn State University 2:05 19 Peter Nelson Princeton University 7:00 20 Joseph Quinn United States Military Academy 10:25 21 Joseph Aubin Northeastern University 22 Jon Schoonmaker University of Vermont 23 Mark Parrett Princeton University 12:40 24 Daniel Bikel University of Pennsylvania 25 David Spangenberg United States Military Academy 26 Julius Chen Princeton University 22:05 27 Mark Robinson University of Connecticut Men D 31 Starters 27.4 Miles ECCC Points 1 Joe Kopena Drexel University 1:22:00 20 2 Brian Croteau University of New Hampshire at :11 16 3 Joe Farber University of Pennsylvania :14 12 4 Erick Galuza University of Vermont 8 5 Jordyn Drayton Penn State University 5 6 Joe Wassif Penn State University 4 7 Matt Pitrowski University of New Hampshire 3 8 Jeff Price University of Vermont 2:00 2 9 Chris Niggel University of Vermont 1 10 Joel Daniels University of New Hampshire 11 Jason Storer University of Vermont 5:30 12 Jeff Lyon Dartmouth College 13 Hubert Lee University of Pennsylvania 9:50 14 Peter Kracker Tufts University 10:15 15 Simon McCaffrey Boston University 10:50 16 Matthew Peterson Rutgers University 12:00 17 Jon Viventi Princeton University 12:40 18 Dave Elia University of Massachusetts 19 Benjamin Elder Yale University 13:21 20 Matthew Valaurl University of Massachusetts 13:40 21 Simon Koster Rutgers University 14:20 22 Charles Draznin Harvard University 14:30 23 Colin Teubner Tufts University 24 Bill Georges University of Pennsylvania 16:00 25 Laxmikant Joshi Columbia University 17:30 26 Ramzig Boladian Harvard University 19:00 27 Christopher Diperna Harvard University 20:20 28 Jean-Paul Lausell Yale University 32:00

74. 18th Annual Army Spring Classic West Point, NY April 21, 2002 52 11 Columbia University 36 12 United States military Academy 25 13 Universityof pennsylvania 18 14 Northeastern University 17 15 Drexel University 16 http://www.eccc-info.com/2002/army_crit.html

18th Annual Army Spring Classic West Point, NY April 21, 2002 Courtesy of PEP Results Team Standings Criterium 1 University of Vermont 308 2 Penn State University 283 3 University of New Hampshire 203 4 Harvard University 113 5 Princeton University 100 6 University of Connecticut 92 7 Boston University 75 8 Dartmouth College 61 9 Cornell University 54 10 Yale University 52 11 Columbia University 36 12 United States Military Academy 25 13 University of Pennsylvania 18 14 Northeastern University 17 15 Drexel University 16 16 Brown University 12 17 University of Massachusetts 10 18 Bates College 5 19 Bucknell University 5 20 Wesleyan University 5 21 Tufts University 4 22 Rutgers University 2 Men A 48 Starters Crit Primes RR Omnium 1 30 Bobby Lea Penn State University 70 10 12 92 2 44 Ben Peters University of Vermont 64 2 66 3 33 Jacob Loverich Penn State University 58 7 51 116 4 49 Scott Rickard Princeton University 52 10 62 5 18 Jon Fredricks Penn State University 46 46 6 92 Todd Yezefski Dartmouth College 41 80 121 7 21 Waclaw Godycki Columbia University 36 9 45 8 24 Ben Haldeman Penn State University 31 3 63 97 9 114 Patrick Heidkamp University of Connecticut 27 3 30 10 7 Mike Cody University of Vermont 23 3 57 83 11 85 Justin Rice Cornell University 19 19 12 4 Kevin Bouchard-Hall University of Vermont 15 4 1 20 13 91 Tobin Strom Brown University 12 12 14 15 Peter Everett Harvard University 9 2 5 16 15 1 Mike Barton University of New Hampshire 7 5 45 57 16 98 Stuart Gillespie Harvard University 5 2 40 47 17 66 Joe Alachoyan University of Massachusetts 4 5 9 18 82 Mike Joos University of New Hampshire 3 3 19 35 Ian Mensher Wesleyan University 2 30 32 20 62 Ross Krause University of Massachusetts 1 3 4 21 9 Chad Connor Harvard University 26 26 22 5 Matthew Budd Northeastern University 23 86 Shepherd Myers Cornell University 24 69 Zach Hartwig Boston University 25 56 Mark Walchinsky Penn State University 22 22 26 90 Dan Wolfson University of Massachusetts 27 47 Jacob Proctor Harvard University 28 31 Benjamin Longstreth Columbia University 29 60 Tyler Wren Princeton University 5 35 40 30 22 David Yu Greenblatt Cornell University 2 2 31 8 Coley Cole University of New Hampshire 32 83 Jim Weinstein University of Connecticut 15 15 33 105 Ari DeWilde Bates College Sprint 1 30, 114, 1, 33 Sprint 2 49, 4, 98, 1 Sprint 3 66, 7, 15, 93 Sprint 4 60, 24, 93, 4 Sprint 5 49, 33, 1, 22 Sprint 6 30, 33, 44, 22 Women A 17 Starters Crit Primes RR Omnium 1 846 Sarah Uhl University of Vermont 41 20 12 73 2 822 Julia Oh Harvard University 35 48 83 3 821 Meghan Morse Boston University 31 12 36 79 4 805 Alicia Genest Boston University 27 1 3 31 5 812 Marissa Kellogg Yale University 23 5 9 37 6 830 Sheila Vibert University of New Hampshire 18 32 50 7 809 Jessica Hill Cornell University 15 15 8 807 Liz Harrison University of Connecticut 13 13 9 808 Carolyn Henry Princeton University 11 4 42 57 10 836 Amy Wallace Dartmouth College 9 1 10 11 804 Reilly Dibner Yale University 7 7 14 12 806 Laura Hanlon Penn State University 5 5 10 13 838 Nicole Raspa Harvard University 3 3 14 831 Amy Kerdok Harvard University 2 2 24 28 15 845 Catherine Sterling Yale University 1 2 3 16 847 Olivia White Harvard University Sprint 1 846, 821, 812, 808 Sprint 2 846, 821, 808, 812 Sprint 3 846, 821, 812, 805 Sprint 4 846, 821, 831, 808 Men B 37 Starters Crit Primes RR Omnium 1 217 John Duraham University of Connecticut 41 5 46 2 271 Joe Whitman Penn State University 35 3 32 70 3 269 Dan Vaillancourt University of Vermont 31 1 3 35 4 312 Justen Peters University of New Hampshire 27 2 28 57 5 334 Corey Piscopo University of New Hampshire 23 23 6 201 Chris Akana Harvard University 18 3 21 7 308 Derek Logan Northeastern University 15 15 8 240 Matt Latyszonek Cornell University 13 5 18 9 236 Miroslav Koulnis University of Vermont 11 24 35 10 259 Robert Reeder University of New Hampshire 9 7 16 11 214 Jeremy Davis-Turak Princeton University 7 9 16 12 266 Alec Stall University of Vermont 5 8 12 25 13 298 Orion Berryman University of New Hampshire 3 1 21 25 14 323 Nate Rogers Bates College 2 2 15 268 Preston Tucker Harvard University 1 1 2 16 213 Ben Ollett Rutgers University 36 36 17 222 Brad Gates United States Military Academy 18 239 Jay Ku Harvard University 3 42 45 19 346 Josh Friedman Binghamton University 20 344 Tomas Petricko University of Vermont 21 337 Jason Wells University of New Hampshire 5 48 53 22 237 Jeff Kralik University of Pennsylvania 23 250 Jordan Moore University of Vermont 24 211 Edison Conner University of Pennsylvania 25 301 Peter Peumans Princeton University 26 303 Frank Zagota Penn State University 5 5 27 326 Nick Bennette Boston University 28 231 Daniel Harvey Harvard University 5 5 29 263 Ramon Rivas Harvard University 3 3 30 243 Mike Levine University of Vermont 31 335 Aravind Swaminathan Boston University 32 310 Alvin Nordell University of Massachusetts 33 260 Kevin Rennie Penn State University Sprint 1 217, 266, 263, 201 Sprint 2 240, 271, 266, 269 Sprint 3 337, 239, 201, 298 Sprint 4 303, 266, 312, 263 Women B 35 Starters Crit Primes RR Omnium 1 992 Stephanie Swinerton University of New Hampshire 22 10 5 37 2 995 Leona Kutsko United States Military Academy 16 5 15 36 3 940 Annalise Paaby University of Pennsylvania 13 5 4 22 4 996 Nina LaRosa University of Vermont 10 8 18 5 980 Kristina Eaton Dartmouth College 9 2 24 35 6 985 Kim Rothman Harvard University 8 2 32 42 7 983 Kate Swearingen Princeton University 6 6 8 926 Morgan Kapp Bucknell University 5 5 9 962 Carolyn Whitten Tufts University 4 4 10 922 Margot Herman Wesleyan University 3 2 5 11 970 Catherine Dudley University of New Hampshire 2 1 3 6 12 937 Erin McCue Penn State University 1 1 2 13 964 Ilana Brito Harvard University 9 9 14 947 Kristina Scott University of New Hampshire 12 12 15 939 Amanda Noteware Princeton University 16 902 Amanda Alexander Princeton University 17 930 Lori Kort University of Vermont 18 987 Emily Jacobs University of New Hampshire 19 933 Megan Leary Penn State University 20 949 Theresa Allaire United States Military Academy 21 976 Laura Gougas Harvard University 22 915 Renee Engelhardt Cornell University 23 991 Jessica Price United States Military Academy 24 934 Christine Lemerise Boston University 25 948 Jessica Silver Wesleyan University 26 914 Vanessa Portra Boston University 27 993 Josephine Hinds United States Military Academy Sprint 1 940, 996, 992, 970 Sprint 2 992, 996, 985, 980 Sprint 3 995, 992, 996, 980 Men C 37 Starters Crit Primes RR Omnium 1 549 Nick Hight-huf University of New Hampshire 22 22 2 430 Brian Galipeau Yale University 16 32 48 3 454 Ryan McKown University of Vermont 13 15 28 4 541 George Kenty Harvard University 10 12 22 5 439 Adam Joelson Penn State University 9 9 6 426 Jason Flattery University of Vermont 8 1 1 10 7 482 Timothy Stanley University of New Hampshire 6 24 30 8 521 Andrew Mehle Harvard University 5 7 12 9 519 Dan Zube University of New Hampshire 4 5 3 12 10 448 Mark Parrett Princeton University 3 3 11 412 Julius Chen Princeton University 2 2 12 522 Jon Schoonmaker University of Vermont 1 1 2 13 409 Dan Boozan University of Vermont 4 4 14 471 John Paul Robb Northeastern University 2 2 15 437 Joshua Hunter United States Military Academy 1 1 16 406 Jon Beyer Princeton University 17 411 Dan Cassidy University of Vermont 3 3 18 568 Jamie Bradley University of New Hampshire 10 10 19 480 Robert Thompson Tufts University 20 469 Joseph Quinn United States Military Academy 3 3 21 403 Joseph Aubin Northeastern University 22 566 James Gronek Tufts University 2 2 23 460 Peter Nelson Princeton University 24 407 Daniel Bikel University of Pennsylvania 25 456 Trevor Mills Northeastern University 26 540 Asher Rolfe Wesleyan University 27 481 David Spangenberg United States Military Academy 28 567 Lou Devlin Penn State University 18 18 29 472 Mark Robinson University of Connecticut 30 450 Jeff Marois Tufts University 31 506 Charles Coffin Northeastern University 32 569 Christian Dean Bates College 3 3 33 547 Corey Bergad Bates College 34 401 Jason Alisangco United States Military Academy 35 459 Chris Myers United States Military Academy Sprint 1 568, 469, 409, 426 Sprint 2 519, 569, 471, 437 Sprint 3 568, 411, 409, 522 Men D 20 Starters Crit Primes RR Omnium 1 734 Erick Galuza University of Vermont 12 4 8 24 2 705 Joel Daniels University of New Hampshire 9 8 17 3 662 Jeff Price University of Vermont 7 2 2 11 4 643 Joe Kopena Drexel University 6 7 20 33 5 671 Jason Storer University of Vermont 5 1 6 6 654 Simon McCaffrey Boston University 4 4 7 610 Mike Castellan Drexel University 3 3 8 644 Simon Koster Rutgers University 2 2 9 731 Brian Croteau University of New Hampshire 1 16 17 10 616 Jordyn Drayton Penn State University 5 5 11 721 Matt Pitrowski University of New Hampshire 3 3 12 544 Jeff Lyon Dartmouth College 13 732 Chris Niggel University of Vermont 1 1 14 715 Peter Kracker Tufts University 15 711 Charles Draznin Harvard University Sprint 1 643, 705, 662, 734 Sprint 2 705, 734, 643, 671

75. Untitled Document 3, University of pennsylvania, B, NT, 405.75, 2. 1) Newcomer, Margot FR 5,US military Academy, B, NT, 342.93. 1) Hertling, Scott JR, 2) Schmidt, http://dolphin.upenn.edu/~pennswim/women/Results 2003-2004/Army.htm

Army - 2/7/2004 Results Event 1 Women 400 Yard Medley Relay Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points University of Pennsylvania A NT 1) Colson, Stephanie FR 2) Tudryn, Anne SR 3) Daney, Megan SR 4) Jessica, Aiello FR US Military Academy A NT 1) Turner, Sarah FR 2) Vahle, Kristen SR 3) Kelley, Shannon JR 4) Clark, Page C FR University of Pennsylvania B NT 1) Newcomer, Margot FR 2) Rader, Ashley SR 3) Kelly, Kristen SO 4) Stores, Kathryn JR University of Pennsylvania C NT 1) Frazee, Katie JR 2) Litman, Laine FR 3) Weinstein, Lauren SO 4) Underwood, Alexis JR US Military Academy B NT 1) Cooney, Selina SO 2) Manos, Stephanie JR 3) Cal, Nerea SO 4) Wannstedt, Elizabeth SR US Military Academy C NT 1) Nam, Jennifer SO 2) Carier, Julia FR 3) McNulty, Jillian SR 4) Stevens, Erin FR Event 2 Men 400 Yard Medley Relay Team Relay Seed Time Finals Time Points University of Pennsylvania A NT 1) Rainaud, Teddy FR

76. US Congressman Charlie Dent 15th District Of Pennsylvania of pennsylvania may apply for nomination to the military Academy (West Congressman Dent encourages all qualified high school students to apply for http://dent.house.gov/studentcenter.shtml

Student Center Life in Congress About Me Congressional Calendar What's happening on the House floor? The Constitution of the United States and the Bill of Rights Fun and Educational Links for Students How a Bill Becomes a Law First Gov for Kids White House for Kids Ben's Guide to Government Internships My staff and I realize the value of the hands-on learning experience attained from a Congressional internship. Therefore we encourage college students to apply for an opportunity to work in either our Washington, D.C. or District offices. All internships are non-paying positions and are available throughout the year. We prefer that our applicants be Pennsylvania residents with ties to the 15th District, but exceptions may be made depending on the qualifications of the applicant. To apply for one of our internships, please submit a resume, a two to four page typed letter of interest, two letters of reference with contact information, and a completed application: MS word document - or - Acrobat PDF Download Adobe Acrobat Reader Please mail your completed packet to the office of where you would like to intern. While we do not have an application deadline, we do strongly encourage those interested to apply as soon as possible in order to make any necessary housing arrangements.

77. Sounds From The Hudson The Official Schedule of Events of the United States military Academy Band On March 29th, high school students from New York and pennsylvania attended http://www.usma.edu/band/newsletter/current.htm

Home Schedule Event Info Band Heritage ... Newsletter Sounds from the Hudson The Official Schedule of Events of the United States Military Academy Band Colonel Thomas Rotondi, Jr. - Commander/Conductor Volume 13, Issue 2 Summer 2005 COL Thomas Rotondi, Jr. - Commander CPT Treg Ancelet - Deputy Commander CW4 Douglas Hammond - Associate Bandmaster SGM Rick Gerard - Band Sergeant Major SGM David Hydock - Publicity NCOIC SFC Christopher Jones - Editor SSG Eric Miller - Co-editor/Graphics SSG Diana Cassar-Uhl - Copy Editor Writers: MSG Gary McCourry, SFC Christopher Jones, SSG Mark Bobnick, SSG Brian Broelmann, SSG Sam Kaestner, SSG Eric Kuper and SSG Eric Miller Photographers: MSG Gary McCourry, SSG Mark Bobnick, SSG Brian Broelmann, SSG Samuel Kaestner and SSG Eric Kuper Contributing Photographers: West Point DOIM, Trina Miller, Silke James and Carla Price NEW FEATURE Download the newsletter in printable PDF format Contents: U.S. Military Academy Band Change of Command

78. The Sentinel Online - Cumberland County, Carlisle, Mechanicsburg Four area military installations employ thousands of Cumberland and Perry Most recently, some unit members served with a pennsylvania Army National http://www.cumberlink.com/welcome/military.php

79. What To Expect At A Military College Federal military colleges, such as the United States military Academy at West in Alabama and Valley Forge military Academy and College in pennsylvania. http://collegeanduniversity.net/collegeinfo/index.cfm?catid=17&pageid=1966&affid

80. History, Moravian -- Whitefield House His classic works were used as visual aids in Moravian schools and among Indiansettlements to and uniforms of the Nazareth Hall military Academy. http://www.fieldtrip.com/pa/07595070.htm

Whitefield House 214 East Center St. Nazareth, PA 18064 The handsome three and a half story limestone building that was planned and begun by George Whitefield in 1740, is today home to the Moravian Historical Society . Throughout the centuries the building has served the Moravian community in several capacities. It was the first place of worship in Nazareth. It served as a boarding school for Moravian girls, a nursery for the children of missionaries, and as the Moravian Theological Seminary. Until recently, missionaries on furlough or in retirement lived here. Today the Whitefield House provides outstanding educational opportunities for those interested in history, religion, art, and natural history. Many of the items on exhibit are one of a kind or extremely rare. Among these treasures are scenes from the nativity and passion of Christ, by John Valentine Haidt. Haidt lived in Bethlehem from 1754 to 1780, where he produced at least 29 religious canvases and 41 portraits. His classic works were used as visual aids in Moravian schools and among Indian settlements to preach the Gospel. The Museum houses a large collection of musical instruments , including one of the first violins made in America. One of the nation's first pipe organs (c. 1746) can be seen, and a variety of other mid-18th century instruments are displayed.

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