61. The Failure Of Pope John Paul - Opinion - Www.theage.com.au Rather than dumping Primacy of Conscience as pell suggests, I believe the of both Pope john Paul and Cardinal pell to get their photos in the paper. http://www.theage.com.au/news/Opinion/The-failure-of-Pope-John-Paul/2005/04/06/1

@import url("/css/theage.css"); Welcome to The Age Online. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Text Version @import url("http://fdimages.fairfax.com.au/cui/netstrip-20050427.css"); NEWS MYCAREER DOMAIN DRIVE ... register The failure of Pope John Paul April 7, 2005 Page Tools Email to a friend Printer format A simplistic vision contributed to the drift away from the church, writes Tom Scott. Australia's only elector for the coming conclave to choose a new pope, Cardinal George Pell, is quoted in the media saying he hopes the next pope will follow in the philosophical footsteps of his predecessor. "The Pope made Catholics feel secure," he said. "That's certainly the way that I feel and that's certainly the way that most Catholics would feel. Those who want radical change realised that they had no hope while he was in charge and I hope that with the next pope, there'll be a similar sense of security." It is questionable that most Catholics do feel this way. Across the Western world about 85 per cent of baptised Catholics no longer participate regularly. This figure is up from about 40 to 45 per cent since the 1960s and has been climbing steadily since the end of the First World War. The exit in the past 40 years, including the time the church was been under the shepherding care of Pope John Paul II, has been alarming. The challenge seems to be between two essentially incompatible views of what this whole "Catholic religious" endeavour is about.

62. John Paul II: A Pope Who Has Changed The World - Editorial - Www.theage.com.au To those who share Dr pell s views, john Paul s stance has ensured that the Catholic Church remains cohesive and strong. The gulf between these two http://www.theage.com.au/news/Editorial/John-Paul-II-a-Pope-who-has-changed-the-

@import url("/css/theage.css"); Welcome to The Age Online. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Text Version @import url("http://fdimages.fairfax.com.au/cui/netstrip-20050427.css"); NEWS MYCAREER DOMAIN DRIVE ... Archive John Paul II: a Pope who has changed the world April 2, 2005 Page Tools Email to a friend Printer format Josef Stalin once famously dismissed a caution against offending the Vatican by asking: "How many divisions has the Pope?" John Paul gave a definitive, if belated, answer to that question. Karol Wojtyla made history just by being elected Pope. When he succeeded to the throne of St Peter on October 16, 1978, he became the first non-Italian to occupy it in more than 450 years. That alone signalled that the pontificate of John Paul II, the reign name Wojtyla took in tribute to his short-lived immediate predecessor, would be different. And so it has proved to be, for the Catholic Church and the wider world. The papacy is a unique instrument of human governance. No other institution combines spiritual and political authority in quite the same way and with the same global reach, and no other can claim a continuous history stretching back to antiquity. Even by the measure of that long history, however, the pontificate that is now coming to an end stands out. That first visit to Poland was only one of many journeys, to every continent, in John Paul's pontificate, the third-longest in history. He has been, without doubt, the most travelled pope. On his journeys he continued to speak in defence of human rights and human dignity, as he had done in Poland. It was a rhetoric that his critics, inside and outside the church, came to think was sometimes belied by his own practice, and it is fair to say that John Paul II has been a man of contradictions: a courageous opponent of totalitarianism, he nonetheless has shown little sympathy for the pluralism of Western liberal democracies. But nothing, including an attempted assassination in 1981, deterred him from speaking his mind, and even in the visible decline of his later years he was among the most prominent critics of the US-led coalition's invasion of Iraq. His passing will deprive the world of one of the all-too-few leaders willing to challenge the presumptions of power politics.

63. Town Of Pelham -- Official Website pell named his manor Pelham in honor of his tutor, Pelham Burton. Thomas pell s nephew, Sir john pell, was the first of the pells to live in Pelham Manor. http://www.townofpelham.com/townhistorian/

~TOWN OF PELHAM~ Official Website Recreation Calendar Recreation Department Town Clerk Town Assessor Tax Receiver The Courts Town Engineer Town Historian Pelham Public Library Pelham Guidance Council Pelham Senior Citizen's Council TOWN GOVERNMENT - Town Assessor - Tax Receiver - The Courts ... Community Links TOWN HISTORIAN Mimi Buckley, Town Historian Blake Bell, Deputy Town Historian 34 Fifth Avenue Pelham, NY 10803 historian@townofpelham.com Town of Pelham History Pelham is the oldest town in Westchester County. Thomas Pell signed a treaty in 1654 with the Siwanoy Indians to buy what is not only the Town of Pelham but is all of the borough of the Bronx and the land along Long Island Sound north to the Rye border and inland to the Bronx river. Pell named his manor "Pelham" in honor of his tutor, Pelham Burton. Thomas Pell's nephew, Sir John Pell, was the first of the Pells to live in Pelham Manor. He inherited the land in 1670 and until the American Revolution only the Pell family lived in Pelham.

64. Congressman John F. Tierney Photograph North Shore Lighthouse, Text Congressman john F. Tierney, Tierney New Report Shows Failure to Increase pell Grants Harms Students from http://www.house.gov/tierney/press/pell100604.shtml

Home Contact Services Academy Nom. ... Photos FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Tierney: New Report Shows Failure to Increase Pell Grants Harms Students from Massachusetts’ Sixth Congressional District Washington, DC The failure of the Bush Administration and the GOP Majority in Congress to expand the popular Pell Grant program has made college less affordable for thousands in Massachusetts, including the Sixth Congressional District, said a report, released today by U.S. Congressman John F. Tierney (D-Salem). The Minority staff of the House Government Reform Committee, of which Congressman Tierney is a member, completed the report. Tierney, who is also the only New England Member on the House Education and Workforce Committee, is a tireless advocate for making college more affordable and has introduced the House Democrats’ alternative, called the College Affordability and Accountability Act (H.R. 3519), to the proposed Republican higher education bill. The report shows that in 2004, Pell Grants were awarded to 6,700 students in the Sixth Congressional District, including 1,100 students who received the maximum grant of $4,050. Statewide, approximately 78,500 students received Pell Grants, with 14,900 of these students receiving the maximum award. The report says, "Despite the President’s 2000 campaign promise to raise the maximum Pell Grant award to $5,100 per year, the President’s latest budget request would freeze the maximum Pell Grant award to $4,050 for the third straight year. The result has been a sharp reduction in the value of the Pell Grants for the neediest college students."

65. Congressman John F. Tierney Photograph North Shore Lighthouse, Text Congressman john F. Tierney, Today, pell Grants cover only 39% of the cost of attending a fouryear public http://www.house.gov/tierney/press/college053002.shtml

Home Contact Services Academy Nom. ... Photos FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 30, 2002 Tierney Working to Keep College Affordable As high school seniors head for the homestretch and look forward to a summer off before college, Congressman John Tierney has stepped up his work with his colleagues on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce to keep college affordable for all American families. “A quality college education is the cornerstone of the American dream,” said Tierney, New England’s sole representative on the Committee. “A college degree opens the door to job opportunity and professional fulfillment. Over a lifetime, a college degree is worth $1 million in increased earnings. Education is a partnership among federal and state governments and families. Our challenge here in Congress is to do our part to make the American dream affordable for all families.” “As a practical matter,” he said, “that means strengthening federal policies that provide adequate support for assistance like Pell Grants while zealously guarding against any attempt to increase interest rates on student loans, often the only means of college affordability for hard-working middle-class students.” “Congress should substantially increase the federal investment in student aid,” Tierney said. “Yet the White House budget for fiscal year 2003 trims the principal need-based student aid program - Pell Grants - by 100,000 students and would allow a maximum grant that is $300 below what is needed just to keep up with inflation. That is not good public policy. When the House debates education appropriations, I will fight to restore needed funding for Pell Grants in the federal budget.”

66. Italian Paper Rates Pell For Pope While bookies are rating Australia s Cardinal George pell as a long shot for has picked him as one of its 18 frontrunners to replace Pope john Paul II. http://www.cardinalrating.com/cardinal_75__article_1146.htm

George Cardinal Pell Function: Archbishop of Sydney, Australia Title: Cardinal Priest of St. Mary Dominic Mazzarello Birthdate: Jun 08, 1941 Country: Australia Elevated: Oct 21, 2003 More information: www.catholic-hierarchy.org Translation (automatic) German French Spanish Italian Portuguese Italian paper rates Pell for Pope Apr 14, 2005 "The Archbishop of Sydney, George Pell, is the portrait of an outsider and punters looking for a surprise win mustn't disregard this athletic ex-football player, a born fighter on whom John Paul II depended a great deal and who is well regarded by bishops the world over," the newspaper said. Il Giornale described Dr Pell as a great traveller with great communications skills who had emerged "immaculate" from allegations in 2002 that he had sexually abused a Victorian child 40 years ago. This website is included in the MINERVA Web Preservation Project 20 READERS ONLINE select a cardinal Benedictus XVI. P.P., Cardinal Agnelo, Geraldo Majella Cardinal Agustoni, Gilberto Cardinal Ambrozic, Aloysius Matthew

67. Archdiocese Of Sydney - Cardinal Pell - Biography On July 16th, 1996, Pope john Paul II announced Cardinal pell’s appointment as seventh Metropolitan Archbishop of Melbourne. He was installed as Archbishop http://www.sydney.catholic.org.au/Archbishop/bio.shtml

Archbishop of Sydney His Eminence, Cardinal George Pell Cardinal Priest of the Title of S. Maria Domenica Mazzarello Main Page Biography Diary Homilies ... Columns See also: Auxiliary (Assistant) Bishops Bishop Julian Porteous Bishop Anthony Fisher, OP Episcopal Vicars ... Previous Auxiliary Bishops See also: About the Archdiocese Who we are Where we are Map of the Archdiocese History of the Archdiocese CARDINAL GEORGE PELL A Biography [PDF version] Before becoming Archbishop of Melbourne Cardinal Pell worked as Assistant Priest in the parishes of Swan Hill (1971-2) and Ballarat East (1973-83), as Administrator of Bungaree parish (1984) and as Parish Priest of Mentone and Bishop for the Southern Region of Melbourne (1987-96). Cardinal Pell served as Director of the Aquinas Campus of the Institute of Catholic Education from 1974-84 and as Principal of the Institute of Catholic Education (now merged into Australian Catholic University) from 1981-84. He was Episcopal Vicar for Education in the Diocese of Ballarat (1973-84), a founding member of the Catholic Education Commission of Victoria (1973-84), a member of From 1985-87 Cardinal Pell was Rector of Corpus Christi College, the Provincial Seminary for Victoria and Tasmania. In 1990 the Holy Father nominated the then Bishop Pell to the Synod of Bishops in Rome on the preparation of priests, where he served as one of the Synod spokesmen and on the Committee which prepared the final Synod Message. He was appointed Apostolic Visitor to the National Seminaries of New Zealand (1994), Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands (1995), the Pacific (1996) and Irian Jaya and Sulawesi (1998) by the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples in the Vatican. In 1999, as Archbishop of Melbourne, Cardinal Pell established new facilities for both Corpus Christi College in Carlton and Catholic Theological College in East Melbourne.

68. Catholic Archdiocese Of Sydney - Cardinal George Pell By + Cardinal George pell Archbishop of Sydney 7 December 2003. john the Baptist, the Son of priest Zachary and Elizabeth cousin of Our Lady was born 6 http://www.sydney.catholic.org.au/Archbishop/Homilies/2003/2003127_798.shtml

Archbishop of Sydney His Eminence, Cardinal George Pell Cardinal Priest of the Title of S. Maria Domenica Mazzarello Main Page Biography Diary Homilies ... Columns See also: Auxiliary (Assistant) Bishops Bishop Julian Porteous Bishop Anthony Fisher, OP Episcopal Vicars ... Previous Auxiliary Bishops See also: About the Archdiocese Who we are Where we are Map of the Archdiocese History of the Archdiocese ... Homilies 2003 > Article Printable Version Second Sunday of Advent St. Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney By + Cardinal George Pell Archbishop of Sydney 7 December 2003 John the Baptist, the Son of priest Zachary and Elizabeth cousin of Our Lady was born 6 months before Jesus. Luke’s Gospel tells us Gabriel the Archangel appeared to Zachary in the temple announcing that Elizabeth would conceive a son. Gabriel told Zachary to give his promised son the name of John, which mean “Yahweh is gracious”. He would lead many of the sons of Israel to their Lord and would walk in the power and spirit of Elias. In his canticle called the Bendedictus, Zachary sings of his son as “prophet of the Most High”. According to tradition John was born 6 months before Jesus in the town of Ain Karim, about three-and-a-half miles west of Jerusalem. Luke also relates that John spent his youth in the desert. John appeared in the region of the Jordan as an ascetic and a preacher of penance. His principal task was to announce the arrival of Jesus Christ as Messiah and to baptize him. He appeared clothed in camel’s hair, the traditional garb of the prophets; just as Elijah had.

69. Peg Woffington -- Pember, Phoebe Yates: In Cornell University's Making Of Americ pell, john H., A Byway of History. The Galaxy, vol. 3, issue 6 (March 15, 1867). pell, john H., Lone s Metempsychoses. Harper s New Monthly Magazine, vol. http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.author/p.54.html

A B C D ... Non-alphabetic Peg Woffington Pember, Phoebe Yates: Previous Next Peg Woffington Putnam's Monthly , vol. 6, issue 31 (July 1855). The Peintures Marmoreennes an American Invention Manufacturer and Builder , vol. 8, issue 4 (April 1876). Peirce, C. F, Mrs. Co-operative Housekeeping. III The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 23, issue 135 (January 1869). Peirce, C. F, Mrs. Co-operative Housekeeping. IV The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 23, issue 136 (February 1869). Peirce, C. F, Mrs. Co-operative Housekeeping. V The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 23, issue 137 (March 1869). Peirce, Grace H. Monsieur Nasson Scribner's Magazine , vol. 5, issue 6 (June, 1889). Peirce, Grace Howard For their Brethren's Sake The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 74, issue 443 (September 1894). Peirce, Grace Howard Gridou's Pity The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 75, issue 450 (April 1895). Peirce, Grace Howard Gridou's Pity The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 75, issue 449 (March 1895). Peirce, Zina Fay The Externals of Washington The Atlantic Monthly , vol. 32, issue 194 (December 1873). Peirce's Analytic Mechanics The North American Review , vol. 87, issue 180 (July 1858).

70. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Pelath To Pendlebury pell, john H. — of Wabasha County, Minn. Member of Minnesota state senate 10th District, 1861. Burial location unknown. pell, PS — of Honolulu, http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/pelfrey-pendery.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Pelath to Pendlebury Pelath, Scott D. . Still living as of 2000. Pelbrough, William T. Arica La Paz Presumed deceased Burial location unknown Pelfrey, Roger Lee Kentucky state senate 27th District, 1983. Still living as of 1983. Pelgrim, Henry, Sr. Ottawa County , Mich. Republican. Delegate to Republican National Convention from Michigan, Burial location unknown PELHAM: See also William Pelham Barr Pelham A. Barrows Pelham St. George Bissell Henry Pelham Holmes Bromwell ... Pelham S. Gibbs Pelham, Andrew J. Nevada County , Calif. Member of California state assembly 21st District, 1873-75. Burial location unknown Pelham, Charles . Republican. State court judge in Alabama; U.S. Representative from Alabama 3rd District, 1873-75. Died in . Interment at Presbyterian Cemetery , Poulan, Ga. See also congressional biography Pelka, John A. Cook County , Ill. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Illinois, Presumed deceased Burial location unknown Pelkey, William Charles William C. Pelkey

71. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Danae To Danhof Danaher, john Anthony (18991990) — also known as john A. Danaher — of Hartford, Hartford County D Angelica, pell See pelligrino D Angelica; D Angelica, http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/danaher-danhof.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Danae to Danhof DANAE: See also Danae Ramirez Danaher, Fran See Francis R. Danaher Danaher, Francis R. Fran Danaher New Haven County , Conn. Brother of John Anthony Danaher Mayor of Meriden, Conn. , 1940-41. Interment at Sacred Heart Cemetery , Meriden, Conn. Danaher, John Anthony John A. Danaher Hartford County , Conn.; Portland, Middlesex County , Conn. Born in Meriden, New Haven County , Conn., January 9, 1899 . Brother of Francis R. Danaher . Republican. Served in the U.S. Army during World War I; lawyer secretary of state of Connecticut U.S. Senator from Connecticut , 1939-45; defeated, 1944; delegate to Republican National Convention from Connecticut, Judge of U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, 1953-. Catholic . Member, American Bar Association American Judicature Society Grange American Legion ... Knights of Columbus . Died September 22, 1990 . Interment at Sacred Heart Cemetery , Meriden, Conn. See also congressional biography Danaher, Michael Buchanan Michael B. Danaher

72. History, Colonial, Architecture -- Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum Ann pell, daughter of the fourth Lord of the Manor, married her cousin of Huguenot descent, john Bartow, who acquired the property after the Revolution. http://www.fieldtrip.com/ny/88851461.htm

Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum Pelham Bay Park Bronx, NY 10464 The 9 acres upon which this mansion sits is part of what was once an empire of 9,000 acres owned by Connecticut physician, Thomas Pell. In 1654 he purchased the property from the Siwanoy Indians. In 1666 he received the King's Charter to create the Manor of Pelham. In 1675 Pell's nephew and heir built a manor house which was home to four generations of Pells until its destruction during the American Revolution. Ann Pell, daughter of the fourth Lord of the Manor, married her cousin of Huguenot descent, John Bartow, who acquired the property after the Revolution. The property changed hands a couple of times, ultimately to be owned by Robert Bartow, a grandson of John. New York City bought the mansion in 1888, and of more than a dozen architecturally important homes overlooking Long Island Sound, Bartow-Pell is the sole survivor. The newly restored three-story Carriage House contains a carriage stable, hay loft, and tack room for a multi-purpose interpretive facility for the museum. The neo-classic stone mansion is a masterpiece of architecture with its richly creative interior Greek Revival details and its elegant freestanding elliptical staircase. The 19th century Empire decor is an example of the finest quality found in New York homes at that time.

73. Hawaii Karate Museum Magazines-- John D. Pell Collection The Hawaii Karate Museum magazine collection john D. pell Collection. http://museum.hikari.us/books/pell.html

Hawaii Karate Museum Hawaii Karate Seinenkai Books Only All Pages John D. Pell Collection The centerpiece of the Hawaii Karate Museum collection of Karate and martial arts magazines is the John D. Pell Collection . Donated by Sensei John D. Pell in September 2003, the collection consists of over 500 magazines, including: The first 25 years of Black Belt magazine (Volume 1, No. 1 (1961) through Volume 26, No.7 (1988) The first 14 years of Inside Kung-Fu Volume 1, No. 1 (1973) through Volume 15, No. 6 (1988) Samurai: The Magazine of Karate-Do and Oriental Culture Volume 1, No. 1 (1971) through Volume 3, No.3 (1972) Samurai: Official Publication of All-American Karate Federation Volume 1, No. 1 (1974) through Volume 3, No.3 (1974) From left: John Pell, Don Buck, Mas Oyama, and Gosei Yamaguchi. An inventory of the complete collection is available in pdf format (see pell.pdf ). These magazines are an invaluable resource for Karate research. The Hawaii Karate Museum extends its gratitude to Pell Sensei for his very generous donation. Pell Sensei visiting Hawaii in 2002. From left:

74. Pell Grant Information :: Illinois Pell Grant The pell Grant Information Site contains valuble information about the Illinois pell Grant. Saint john s Hospital School of Respiratory Therapy http://www.thepell.com/state-pell-grants/illinois-pell-grant.shtml

Home Are You Eligible? Pell Amounts Maximize Your Pell ... Get the best Scholarship Guide on the Net Win a $50,000 Scholarship OR $50,000 Cash! Enter Today Illinois Pell Grant The Illinois Pell Grant is used for attending college. You can use this grant at any college in Illinois as long as the participate in the Federal Student Aid Program. If your school has a 6 digit federal school code. You will be able to know if you are eligible for the Illinois Pell Grant by your EFC. If your EFC is lower than 3850, then you are eligible. Below is the list of schools that participate in the Illinois Pell Grant Program. Academy of Beauty Culture Adler School of Professional Psychology Advocate Illinois Masonic School of Radiologic Technology Altamore School of Cosmetology Alvareita's College of Cosmetology Alvareita's College of Cosmetology American Academy of Art American Career College Argosy University Arlington Academy Augustana College Aurora Career Center Aurora University Barat College Beck Area Career Center Bell Mar Beauty College Belleville Barber College

75. Biographies Thus, on July 2, 1687, Leisler purchased from Sir john pell a large tract of pell, john (2nd Lord of the Manor) Sir john pell was the sole heir and http://www.historicpelham.com/biographies.htm

Pelham Personages (Brief Biographies of Notable Pelham Residents) 350TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION BOOK: "THOMAS PELL AND THE LEGEND OF THE PELL TREATY OAK" $11.95 (PROCEEDS AFTER PRINTING COSTS WILL GO TO BARTOW-PELL MANSION MUSEUM). CLICK HERE TO BROWSE BEFORE YOU BUY! LEARN MORE Anhõõke (aka Wampage) Barr, Lockwood - A long-time executive in the Public Relations Department of General Motors Corporation who lived at 20 Beech Tree Lane, designed by Electus Darwin Litchfield (b. 1872, d. 1952) and constructed in 1927. Barr was the author of (The Dietz Press, Inc. 1946). Sources: The Pelham Manor Story 1891 - 1991 118 (James B. Saunders, ed., 1991) (photo of Barr included). Bartow, John Bartow, Robert - Robert Bartow was grandson of John Bartow and Ann Pell. He has been described as a "man of means" who took an "active interest in the affairs of the community". He served as a Warden of old St. Paul's Church in Eastchester and died in Pelham on June 24, 1868. On August 25, 1836, Robert Bartow bought from Herman LeRoy, Jr. a large estate in what was then part of the Town of Pelham, but today rests largely in Pelham Bay Park in Bronx County. Some time between 1836 and 1842, Robert Bartow built the mansion that still stands on Shore Road and is known as the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum. It is the headquarters of the International Garden Society and is open to the public.

76. IU Expert Says Proposed Funding For Federal Pell Grants Remains Too Low The federal government s education budget proposal for 2004 continues to shortchange the pell Grant program, according to Edward St. john, http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/769.html

IU Home Media Relations Home Media Relations Resources Expert Sources Faculty Honors News Tips News Release Archives ... Student Honors Headlines in Business Education General News Information Technology ... Social Science Other Resources Alumni Athletics Events Calendar More IU News Sources ... IU President IU expert says proposed funding for federal Pell Grants remains too low The federal government's education budget proposal for 2004 continues to shortchange the Pell Grant program, according to Edward St. John, a higher education policy expert in the Indiana University School of Education, who said Indiana is one of the few states with success in addressing this situation. President Bush has proposed an increase in spending on Pell Grants for the next fiscal year of $1.9 billion to a total of $12.7 billion, but with no change in the Pell maximum of $4,000 per student. The Pell Grant is the primary federal need-based student grant program. "The Bush administration has fallen short of its goal of treating Pell as a priority when it fails to increase the maximum amount available to students," said St. John, who issued a report through the IU Education Policy Center last May that was critical of the Pell program. The Web site for the policy center is http://www.indiana.edu/~iepc

77. IU Study Says Federal Research Overlooks Financial Role In College Access St. john said the federallysupported pell Grants hold the key to addressing this new access challenge. Restoring these federal need-based grants to their http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/409.html

IU Home Media Relations Home Media Relations Resources Expert Sources Faculty Honors News Tips News Release Archives ... Student Honors Headlines in Business Education General News Information Technology ... Social Science Other Resources Alumni Athletics Events Calendar More IU News Sources ... IU President IU study says federal research overlooks financial role in college access U.S. Department of Education research has overlooked the key role of finances, in particular the role of need-based student aid, when analyzing the causes of disparity in college access. This action which can be corrected largely through more funding of Pell Grants has left more than a million college-qualified, low-income and minority students behind in the 1990s. This was reported today (May 29) in a policy study from the Indiana Education Policy Center at the Indiana University School of Education. Edward St. John, IU professor of higher education and director of the center, headed the research team that prepared the report. The IU findings, titled "The Access Challenge: Rethinking the Causes of the New Inequality," are available at http://www.indiana.edu/~iepc

78. Cocoabuilder - (John Davidorff Pell) Re: Authorization Without Permanent Setuid FROM john Davidorff pell DATE Sat Jan 22 201513 2005 On 22 Jan 2005, at 0016, At 916 PM 0800 1/21/05, john Davidorff pell wrote http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2005/1/22/126451

Skip navigation News Mail Archive Advanced Search january 2005 M T W T F S S Go to today Back to list Previous in thread Next in thread ... Next thread Cocoa list (RSS 2.0) Re: Authorization without permanent setuid on helper FROM : John Davidorff Pell DATE : Sat Jan 22 20:15:13 2005 I have read the docs, and I obviously understand them better than you do. You're just blowing hot air based on the assumption that all details of Mac OS X were specifically designed by apple to be exactly the way they are. The kerberos stuff is provided by MIT, not apple. Most of the BSD stuff, as well as an increasing number of libraries that apple incorporates into Foundation and AppKit, are not provided by apple and are not even heavily reviewed by them. JP John Davidorff Pell Related mails Author Date Authorization without permanent setuid on helper Jan 19, 23:49 Re: Authorization without permanent setuid on helper Bob Ippolito Jan 20, 10:51 Re: Authorization without permanent setuid on helper dobbie Jan 20, 12:43 Re: Authorization without permanent setuid on helper Bob Ippolito Jan 20, 12:57

79. Cocoabuilder - (John Davidorff Pell) Re: Authorization Without Permanent Setuid FROM john Davidorff pell DATE Sat Jan 22 203857 2005 Please take a moment to read what I On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 204825 0800, john Davidorff pell http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/message/cocoa/2005/1/22/126454

Skip navigation News Mail Archive Advanced Search january 2005 M T W T F S S Go to today Back to list Previous in thread Next in thread ... Next thread Cocoa list (RSS 2.0) Re: Authorization without permanent setuid on helper FROM : John Davidorff Pell DATE : Sat Jan 22 20:38:57 2005 Please take a moment to read what I have posted, instead of relying on Michael's misundrestanding of it. Nothing I have said conflicts with what you have posted in retort to your misunderstanding of what I said. All I am opposing is setting the setuid bit on helper tools, because there are few operations that require root or that should be done lightly. I don't think that there are, or should be, tools which run as root at any invocation. What if an exploit is discovered in that tool, running that it can exploit, though thankfully the time-window and code-windows are small, as it is a helper tool. If an operation should be allowed by any user of the system, which is what a setuid tool does, then "The security model employed by Mac OS X's BSD later" should be changed to allow it. For example, by using group ownership information one can avoid running as root at all, which

80. Inter-library Dependancies From John Davidorff Pell On 2003-05-21 (www-lib@w3.or From john Davidorff pell johnpell@mac.com Date Wed, 21 May 2003 015659 0700 To www-lib@w3.org http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-lib/2003AprJun/0074.html

W3C home Mailing lists Public www-lib@w3.org ... April to June 2003 inter-library dependancies This message Message body Respond More options Related messages Next message Previous message From johnpell@mac.com Date : Wed, 21 May 2003 01:56:59 -0700 To www-lib@w3.org Message-Id libwwwfile depends on a symbol in libwwwdir which depends on a symbol in libwwwfile. How do i fix this? I know i can simply add the object file for those symbols to one or the other, but then i will get all kinds of 'multiply defined' warngins for the rest of my life. ;-) Is there a way around this? Has this been fixed in CVS? I am trying to prebind so i CANNOT have ANY undefined symbols. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanx! JP God is dead, now the war shall never end. Received on Wednesday, 21 May 2003 04:58:49 EDT This message Message body Next message Calum (bulk): "Re: Crash under Windows" Previous message Tanmay Patwardhan: "Building on Solaris 6/8" Mail actions respond to this message mail a new topic Contemporary messages sorted by date by thread by subject by author ... by messages with attachments Help How to use the archives Search in the archives This archive was generated by hypermail pre-2.1.9

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