21. General Catalog New south A survey of the history of the american south from the civil War era struction, the farmers revolt, the struggle for civil rights, and http://omega.obu.edu/cgilib/cat003rg.PGM?200304HIST

22. Selected Acquisitions 09/01-30/02-- O'Quinn Law Library LOCATION = LAW/FOREIGNintl. 47658928. THE DEATH PENALTY AN american HISTORY LOCATION = LAW/FOREIGN-intl. 47176981. NIXON S civil rights POLITICS, http://www.law.uh.edu/Libraries/laacq/0209ab.html

SELECTED ACQUISITIONS September 1 - 30, 2002 To find a specific word in the list: click on Edit in the tool bar at the top of your browser page, click on Find in Page , type the word in the query box, click on Find Next To view the FULL CATALOG RECORD for an entry below, please click on the numerical link above the title in the entry. While you are viewing the CATALOG RECORD, you will see the Subject Headings associated with the entry. Each Subject Heading string is on one line. You can click on any of the Subject Heading strings to find other publications listed in the UH Library Catalog with the same or similar Subject Heading. You may also click on the Call Number in the CATALOG RECORD to find publications with similar Call Numbers (which in most cases would indicate a nearby shelf location). To go directly to the UH Library Catalog to search for other titles, click here http://library.uh.edu/ To return to this page after viewing the FULL CATALOG RECORD, you may need to close the browser window if the Go Back feature does not return you to this page. THE NEW WIGMORE : A TREATISE ON EVIDENCE / RICHARD D. FRIEDMAN, GENERAL EDITOR.

23. GenEd Requirements Effective Fall 2005 HIST 3790. WWII in american and Japanese History, 3. intl 3300**. Study AbroadWMUPrograms, 1-16 PSCI 4220, civil Liberties and civil rights, 3 http://www.wmich.edu/registrar/GenEd-F2005.htm

General Education Requirements  Approved January 3, 2005:  Effective Fall 2005 semester Subject to Change – Please reference www.wmich.edu/registrar or your academic advisor for subsequent additions/deletions to the list. Quick links: Proficiency Distribution areas Proficiency 1: ^top^ College-Level Writing BIS 1420 Informational Writing ENGL 1050 IME 1020 Technical Communication  Proficiency 2:  ^top^ Baccalaureate-Level Writing  Does not count toward 37 credit minimum General Education hour requirement *See your curriculum or major program advisor*  Proficiency 3: ^top^ College-Level Mathematics or Quantitative Reasoning MATH 1140 Excursions in Mathematics   MATH 1160 Finite Mathematics and Applications MATH 1180 Precalculus Mathematics MATH 1500 Number Concepts for Elem/Mid Teachers MATH 1900 Survey of Mathematical Ideas MATH 2000 Calculus with Applications STAT 1600  Statistics and Data Analysis STAT 3660  Introduction to Statistics  Proficiency 4:   ^top^ Enhance or Develop a Proficiency (NOTE: Please consult your college advisor) A course or courses in one of the following categories:Â

24. Gay And Lesbian Activists Alliance Island Alliance for Lesbian and Gay civil rights; SC Pridenet south Carolina american College Personnel Associations Standing Committee on LGBT http://www.glaa.org/resources/links.shtml

GLAA Links Page Government National International Blogs ... Student groups Government Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton DC Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration DC Board of Elections and Ethics DC Board of Elections and Ethics - VOTER REGISTRATION ... The White House AK Alaskans for Civil Rights AR Arkansas Equality Network AZ Arizona Human Rights Fund (AHRF) CA Equality California CA San Francisco AIDS Foundation CO Equal Rights Colorado CT Connecticut Coalition for LGBT Civil Rights DC Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance of Washington, DC EqualityDE@aol.com DE Sussex County AIDS Committee (Rehoboth Beach, DE) FL Equality Florida GA Georgia Equality HI Marriage Project Hawaii ID IL ACLU of Illinois IL Equality Illinois IL It's Time, Illinois! IN Indiana Equality KS Kansas Unity and Pride Alliance KY Kentucky Fairness Alliance Education Fund LA Louisiana Electorate of Gays And Lesbians, Inc. LA Louisiana Lesbian and Gay Political Action Caucus MA The Freedom to Marry Coalition of Massachusetts MA (New-England-wide) MA LGBT Political Alliance of Western Massachusetts MA MassEquality MD Equality Maryland ME Maine Lesbian/Gay Political Alliance MI Triangle Foundation MN OutFront Minnesota MO PROMO MS Equality Mississippi MT PRIDE!

25. Feminist Majority Foundation AFLCIO civil rights Department African-american Women s Clergy Association SUNY School of Law, intl. Women s Human rights Law Clinic http://www.feminist.org/expo2000/expo96/expospon.html

Expo '96 Co-Sponsors Women's Studies and Centers The Academy for Educational Development ACORN Advocates for Youth AFL-CIO Civil Rights Department African-American Women's Clergy Association AFSCME, Women's Rights Department, AFL-CIO Alexandria Virginia Commission for Women Alice Paul Centennial Foundation, Inc. American Association of University Women American Association of University Women, Virginia Chapter American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO American Medical Women's Association American Women in Radio and TV Americans for Democratic Action Asian-American Legal Defense and Education Fund Association for Women Geoscientists Association for Women in Architecture Association for Women in Development Association of Flight Attendants, AFL-CIO

26. TentativeSchedule 159A ~ Politics of south south East Asia. Sadiq (xlist w/ intl Stu 179) 172A ~ International Law, 179C ~ civil rights. Carter, Sandholtz, Kelley http://www.polisci.uci.edu/Undergraduate_files/TeachPlansWEB.html

TENTATIVE UNDERGRADUATE COURSE SCHEDULE P O L I T IC A L S C I E N C E 2 4 - 2 5 *Note: This is a tentative list of course offerings for the 2004-2005 academic year and is subject to change. FALL 2004 WINTER 2005 SPRING 2005 LOWER DIVISION CLASSES 6A ~ Intro: Political Analysis 6C ~ Intro: Micropolitics 6B ~ Intro: Macropolitics Danziger Schonfeld Petracca 6C ~ Intro: Micropolitics Monroe 21A ~ Intro: Amer Government 21A ~ Intro: Amer Government 21A ~ Intro: Amer Government Wattenberg Beckmann Wattenberg 31A ~ Intro Political Theory 31A ~ Intro: Political Theory Olson Olson 41A - Intro: Int'l Relations (CANCELLED) 41A ~ Intro: Int'l Relations 41A ~ Intro: Int'l Relations Solingen Brysk Bach Morgan 51A ~ Intro Comparative Pol 51A ~ Intro Comparative Pol McGann TBA 61A - Intro to Minority Politics 61A - Intro to Minority Politics TBA ~ Controversies in American Politics Tate (x-list w/ CLSP 64) DeSipio (x-list w/ Chc/Lat 64)

27. CMIL-mainframe in american courts and to publicly defend Romani civil rights and his way oflife. Hawaii intl. Film Festival honoree Human rights Watch intl. Film http://ucmedia1.ucxonline.berkeley.edu/sales/socialsci05/socimain2a.html

Click on a film title to see more American Gypsy: A Stranger in Everybody's Land America is home to one million Gypsies, or Rom, whose rich culture has long been mysterious to outsiders. Shot over the course of five years, this extraordinary documentary is the first ever allowed to break the wall of secrecy that protects the universally persecuted Romani people and their culture. Ave Maria: The Story of the Fisherman's Feast Documents one of the most important traditions of Boston's Italian-Americans: the annual celebration of the Feast of the Madonna del Soccorso, popularly known as the Fisherman's Feast. Brownsville Black and White This poignant and powerful documentary explores the complex history of interracial cooperation, urban change, and social conflict in Brownsville, a neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, from the 1930s to the present. Can You See the Color Gray? This unusual documentary is sure to provoke discussion and self-reflection in any course that deals with racial differences and stereotypes. It shows numerous people from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds as they grapple with probing questions about their racial attitudes and their feelings about their own ethnicity. Crawfish and Freys This finely woven and immensely appealing ethnographic documentary examines Southwestern Louisiana, where it illustrates how shared history, language, music, cuisine, and agriculture combine to create and perpetuate community and family ties.

28. 400 Groups Endorse Cannon AgJObs Bill HUMAN rights ACTION SERVICE. ST.LOUIS (MO) LATIN american ACTION TEAM, OFFICE OF intl. STUDENT SERVICES, UNIV. OF WISCONSINPLATTEVILLE south CENTRAL http://chriscannon.house.gov/press2004/feb24.htm

For Immediate Release February 24, 2004 400 Groups Endorse Cannon AgJObs Bill WASHINGTON, DC - More than 400 organizations representing a broad range of farming, business and other interests have joined together to endorse H.R. 3142 and S. 1645, the Agricultural Job, Opportunity, Benefits and Security Act. Sponsored by Congressman Chris Cannon (R-UT) and Senator Larry Craig (R-ID), AgJobs has 88 cosponsors in the House of Representatives and 50 cosponsors in the Senate. The bipartisan legislation would reform the current agricultural guestworker program to allow agricultural employers unable to find American workers to hire immigrant farmworkers. Among the 400 groups endorsing the bill are: Utah Farm Bureau U.S. Chamber of Commerce Americans for Tax Reform American Farm Bureau Federation National Cattlemen's Beef Association The following is a complete list of groups who endorse AgJobs: AGRICULTURE COALITION FOR IMMIGRATION REFORM AMERICAN FARM BUREAU FEDERATION NATIONAL COUNCIL OF AGRICULTURAL EMPLOYERS AFL - CIO U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

29. International Programs - Summer Institute In Suzhou, China In 2004, North and south american law students came from Professor Landsbergworked as a trial attorney in the civil rights Division of the US http://www.mcgeorge.edu/international/china/

Admissions Academics Student Life Administration/Faculty ... Summer Abroad Summer Institute in Suzhou, China July 17 - August 5, 2005 Read Quyen Tu's China Blog as she experiences the first China Program Suzhou Summer Program The Program The City of Suzhou Soochow University and Kenneth Wang School of Law Workshop in Intl. Business Transactions with Chinese Charact. ... Contact Intl. Programs University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law, in collaboration with the Kenneth Wang School of Law of Soochow University and the Bucerius Law School of Hamburg, Germany, will hold its annual Summer Institute Program in Suzhou, China, from July 17 to August 5, 2005. Pacific McGeorge was one of the first American law schools to host a foreign summer program, and it now becomes one of the first law schools to host a truly multinational summer law program in China. The Program The program will offer a three-unit ABA accredited course entitled Workshop in International Business Transactions with Chinese Characteristics, consisting of three weeks of classes, cultural trips, and visits to Chinese courts and legal institutions. The course will feature interactive sessions and negotiations among students from China, Europe and the U.S. Classes will be led by Kenneth Wang School of Law Professors Francis Wang and Laura Young , assisted by Pacific McGeorge Professors

30. University Of Arkansas Diversity University of south Florida Guide to Africanamerican Professional and AcademicOrganizations civil rights Act of 1964 http://hr.uark.edu/Training/Diversity.asp?Category=Ethnicity

31. Mercurial: AgJOBS Endorsers Human rights Action Service. St.Louis (Mo) Latin american Action Team, Office Of intl. Student Services, Univ. Of WisconsinPlatteville south Central http://www.confusedkid.com/primer/archives/2004/06/agjobs_endorser_1.php

Mercurial Weighty, fluid, brilliant and toxic. Main June 22, 2004 AgJOBS endorsers Further on the AgJOBS bill , here is the list of the organizations endorsing it Agriculture Coalition For Immigration Reform American Farm Bureau Federation National Council Of Agricultural Employers AFL - CIO U.S. Chamber Of Commerce U.S. Hispanic Chamber Of Commerce National Council Of La Raza (NCLR) Mexican American Legal Defense And Education Fund (Maldef) League Of United Latin American Citizens (Lulac) William C.Velasquez Institute United Farm Workers (Ufw) National Cattlemen's Beef Association National Association Of State Departments Of Agriculture Catholic Charities Usa The Episcopal Church, Usa Farmworker Justice Fund (Fjf) Association Of Farmworker Opportunity Programs (Afop) Birds Eye Foods Tyson Foods Inc. Union Of Needletrades, Industrial And Textile Employees (Unite) United Egg Producers National Christmas Tree Association United Food And Commercial Workers Union (Ufcw) U.S. Apple Association U.S. Custom Harvesters, Inc. Western Growers Association Western Range Association Western United Dairymen Essential Worker Immigration Coalition Services Employees International Union (Seiu) Evangelical Lutheran Church In America American Horse Council General Board Of Church And Society, The United Methodist Church

32. MARCH ON THE FBI AND JUSTICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters In Washington DC Say no to the FBI attacks on civil rights and civil liberties Since September11, 2001, thousands of Muslim, Arab american and south Asian people have http://www.iacenter.org/62901-call.htm

33. Organizations The american civil Liberties Union — Defender of constitutional rights, Common Sense Justice for south Dakotans — Got an amendment to the North Dakota http://www.constitution.org/cs_organ.htm

Organizations It does not take a majority to prevail ... but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men. Rights don't defend themselves. People have only those rights they are willing and able to unite to defend, with armed force if necessary. If you don't defend others when their rights are violated, don't expect anyone to defend yours , and those rights will be violated if they are not defended. Focus on Second Amendment Rights Constitutional Defense page. Militia Units Gun Owners of America National Rifle Association Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) ... National Firearms Association No one can be truly free who has not first said goodbye to life. Focus on other than Second Amendment Rights or Rights in General The American Civil Liberties Union Institute for Justice Bill of Rights Institute Bill of Rights Defense Committee ... LibertarianChristians.org The only thing we have to decide is what to do with the time that has been given us. Focus on Jury Reform Jurisdiction and Due Process page.

34. Ad Hoc Committee On Rights Of Persons With Disabilities 2nd 17 JUNE and concluded by saying, “technology changes, but civil rights do not.” He called for reinforcement in the cooperation among the Latin american http://www.dinf.ne.jp/doc/english/intl/adhoc2/17_June.html

Disability INFormation Resources Japanese Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities (JSRPD) HOME ... OTHER Search www dinf (By Google AD HOC COMMITTEE ON AN INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION top Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2nd Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2nd top NGO Daily Summaries of Second Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 27 June NGO Daily Summaries of Second Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 26 June NGO Daily Summaries of Second Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 25 June ... NGO Daily Summaries of Second Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 18 June NGO Daily Summaries of Second Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 17 June NGO Daily Summaries of Second Ad Hoc Committee on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, 16 June Disability Negotiations Daily Summary Volume 2, #2 June 17, 2003 Morning Session Commenced: 10:08 Recessed: 13:04 The theme of the morning session was The Principle of Non-discrimination and Equality from a Disability Perspective: Critical Issues Concerning Special Measures and Disability. Chairperson Luis Gallegos (Ecuador) introduced the distinguished panel of experts consisting of Ambassador Leandro Despouy (Argentina), Ambassador Rangita De Silva De Alwis (Sri Lanka), Ms. Charlotte McClain (South Africa) and Ms. Cynthia Waddell (United States). Ms. Waddell discussed the importance of addressing accessibility in a wide-ranging manner in order to ensure effective participation of PWD in all spheres of life and promote opportunities, particularly in the employment sector. She demonstrated various examples of PWD working in an accessible environment such as people using wheel chairs, reading Braille, use of real-time captioning, screen reading software, etc. She emphasized that the definition of accessibility needs to be broad enough to include not only the access to transportation, building etc. but, technical devices, like cell phones, ATM and voting machines as well as software, websites and hardware.

35. Nicaragua News - NicaNet Hotline - Nicaragua Network News Service Demands include Say no to the FBI attacks on civil rights and civil liberties; Defend the Arab american, Muslim and south Asian communities! http://www.nicanet.org/hotline.php?id=28

36. Cornell Law Intl Law Journal In the 1980s he led Amnesty International human rights missions to south Africa and His numerous publications include classic works on civil liberty and http://organizations.lawschool.cornell.edu/ilj/milosevic_hussein.htm

Cornell International Law Journal is proud to announce its Spring Symposium 2005: "Milosevic and Hussein on Trial " Video Archive of Symposium Our Symposium takes a detailed and comprehensive look at the two "trials of the century" with a focus on the special challenges of prosecuting and defending former heads of state. The discussion will include a wide range of issues pertaining to the proceedings, such as forum selection and its implications, evidentiary rules, rights of the accused, and social and political effects of the trials. A comparative look at the two special tribunals trying Milosevic and Hussein raises the broader question of whether global justice can be universal, or whether it should remain context-specific. February 25-26, 2005 Ithaca, New York

37. Civil Rights Movement < Guides < Resources < Library < DePauw University C47 2000; Encyclopedia of Africanamerican civil rights The largest sectionof titles on the civil rights Movement in the south will be located in that http://www.depauw.edu/library/resources/guides/hist367-dittmer.asp

DePauw HOME SEARCH Sunday, September 25, 2005 HIST367 - Civil Rights Movement - John Dittmer Tiffany Anderson - tanderson@depauw.edu Jump to: Background info Journal articles Books Newspaper articles ... Interlibrary Loan Find background information: Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History REF E185 .E54 1996 Civil Rights in the United States REF E184 .A1 .C47 2000 Encyclopedia of African-American Civil Rights REF E185.61 .E54 1992 My Soul is a Witness: A Chronology of the Civil Rights Era, 1954-1965 REF E185.61 .C697 2000 Documentary History of the Modern Civil Rights Movement REF E185.61 .D64 1992 Organizing Black America REF E185.5 .O74 2001 The Sixties in America REF E841 .S55 1999 back to top Find journal and/or magazine articles: Use the following databases to locate journal articles on your topic.

38. Researching Indigenous Peoples Rights Under International Law Notre Dame, Ind. Center for civil rights, University of Notre Dame Law School, south AMERICA. Human rights in Latin America, 19641980 a selective http://intelligent-internet.info/law/ipr2.html

RESEARCHING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES RIGHTS UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW Steven C. Perkins This is a revision of a document prepared for presentation at the 1992 Annual Meeting of the American Association of Law Libraries. It may be reproduced for non-profit educational use if this notice appears on the reproduction. This paper was originally produced in 1992, prior to the INTERNET and the explosion of information it has engendered. In updating it, I have tried to create links to online materials on indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities rights under international law. This paper is not meant to be a comprehensive guide to information on indigenous people. It is meant to be a guide to researching international law and indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities rights. This paper was originally delivered as part of a program on indigenous peoples rights. Other speakers, Professor George S. Grossman , and Professor Kirke Kickingbird , covered American Indians. Because of that, this paper's coverage of American Indians is limited. In 1996, Professor

39. American Civil Liberties Union : Int'l Human Rights : General Int l Human rights General Press Releases GENEVA Andolan, Global rightsand the american civil Liberties Union are convening a panel in Geneva http://www.aclu.org/International/InternationalList.cfm?c=36&ContentType=&Conten

40. American Civil Liberties Union Int l Human rights Press Releases GENEVA Andolan, Global rights and theAmerican civil Liberties Union are convening a panel in Geneva today to http://www.aclu.org/International/Internationalmain.cfm?ContentStyle=1&CFNoCache

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