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	Academia - an online magazine and resource for academic librarians - published by YBP Library Services
		Bugeja and Dimitrova estimate the half-life of the citations they've studied to be under four years.
		Bugeja believes that helping to address the decay of online footnotes needs to be at the top of concerns for academic libraries, whose core mission should be "serving researchers as ultimate repositories of unassailable fact." He fears that academic librarians have strayed by embracing computer technology before fully understanding the risks.
		Bugeja, 52, grew up in the New York City area, "in the shadows of Manhattan," where an enduring memory for him is the sight of newspapermen, notebooks in pocket, running in and out of the Daily News Building.
	www.ybp.com /acad/features/0705_bugeja.html (1082 words)

	Technology, Community, and Education in Neoliberal Society: A Review of Michael Bugeja's Interpersonal Divide - Summer ...
		Bugeja (2006) cites additional concerns when he bemoans that technology was supposed to enhance the educational experiences of students in the classroom, but instead, but students are surfing the Internet on their laptops during lectures, making cell phone calls, or playing with their iPods.
		Bugeja further reveals a sense of impatience and intolerance when he suggests that those who read his book and interpret it as hyperbole may be addicted to technology themselves (Bugeja, 2005b), failing to recognize the very real reasons why we should not want to return to that time.
		Bugeja's failure to cite scholarly sources that may have supported his arguments weakened his claims and caused the book to seem like a polemic written by an author who is out of touch with how communication has changed with the advent of computers and other technology.
	www.studentaffairs.com /ejournal/Summer_2006/NeoliberalSociety.htm (6330 words)

	News Service: Iowa State University
		News of the study by Michael Bugeja, director of ISU's Greenlee School of Journalism, and Assistant Professor Daniela Dimitrova of the Greenlee School was published this week in the Chronicle of Higher Education.
		For instance, Bugeja noted, communication researchers will not be able to replicate findings in his and Dimitrova's study because more footnotes will have disintegrated in the three months since the study was completed.
		Bugeja and Dimitrova analyzed footnotes in articles published from 2000 to 2003 in Human Communication Research, the Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, the Journal of Communication, Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, and New Media and Society.
	www.iastate.edu /%7Enscentral/news/05/mar/footnotes.shtml (591 words)

	Bugeja discusses Interpersonal Divide
		Bugeja used this example to demonstrate the increasing influence technology wields on the lives of American university administrators, faculty and students.
		Bugeja believes the money American higher education has invested in technology since 1995 is part of the reason for the disappearance of 2,000 full-time tenured faculty positions.
		Bugeja challenged both university faculty members, administrators and students to emphasize interpersonal intelligence and human communication with colleagues and friends to create an educational environment where people and human relations come first.
	www.jlmc.iastate.edu /news/2005/fall/interpersonaldivide.shtml (668 words)

	Search Malta - Maltese Surname Connection
		Bugeja is the family name of the Maltese Counts della Senia - see The Genealogy & Heraldry of the Noble Families of Malta by Charles A. Gauci (Gulf Publications)
		Bugeja is a variation of the French Bugeau with several other variants, including Bugeaux, Bujeau, and Bugead, among others.
		Members of the Bugeja clan may have migrated to Malta as early as Roman times; in the 16th century, there was another migration out of France through Europe and even to North America.
	www.searchmalta.com /surnames/bugeja/index.shtml (595 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Michael J. Bugeja - The Art and Craft of Poetry at Epinions.com
		Although Bugeja is a brilliant man and an accomplished writer, he doesn’t throw his accolades in the reader’s face.
		Bugeja lays out simple formulas and charts to help the novice form poet remember line, word and syllable count, as well as rhyme scheme.
		Bugeja offers his sincere encouragement, and hopefully, leaves the reader with a burning desire to create something wonderful.
	www.epinions.com /content_336745959044 (737 words)

	Oxford University Press: Interpersonal Divide: Michael Bugeja
		Bugeja analyzes the "interpersonal divide"--the void that develops between people when we spend too much time in virtual rather than in real communities--and makes a case for face-to-face communication in a technological world.
		Bugeja investigates the impact and motives of media ecosystems that have polluted the Internet and other digital devices with marketing ploys, delivering to consumers a global mall rather than a global village.
		An accomplished poet, an ethicist and a journalism professor, Bugeja aims to assess "changes resulting from the Technology Revolution of the 1990s." He's careful to note at the start of this admirably clear volume that he has not written a book of "social panic." But he has written one of social high anxiety.
	www.oup.com /us/catalog/general/subject/Communication/SpeechCommunication/InterpersonalCommunication/?view=usa&ci=0195173392 (693 words)

	College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State University
		What Bugeja, professor and director of the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, would like is for individuals to have a better understanding of what technology is intended for.
		Bugeja feels that this "interpersonal divide" can occur both on the job and in individuals' home lives.
		Bugeja also suggests ways to use media and technology wisely so that they enhance rather than replace community.
	www.las.iastate.edu /newnews/bugeja0920.shtml (686 words)

	Dr. Alex Bugeja
		Bugeja is also a consultant to the semiconductor industry and has worked for a number of fabless integrated circuit companies and venture capital firms active in the analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit design space.
		Formerly he was the Founder and CTO of wireless LAN chipset manufacturer Engim, which was based in Boston, Massachusetts.
		Bugeja received a Bachelor's of Engineering degree from the University of Malta, a Master's degree from Harvard University, and a doctorate from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, all in Electrical Engineering.
	www.alexbugeja.com (147 words)

	Bugeja, Michael
		Michael Bugeja is a first generation American whose parents, Michael Carl Bugeja (Gozo) and Josephine Apap (Marsa), emigrated to New Jersey in the 1930s.
		In addition to being a writer, Dr. Bugeja is special assistant to President Robert Glidden at Ohio University, founder of character-education.com, and designer of the award-winning character development program, Your PATH at Ohio, emphasizing personal accountability, trust, and honor.
		Bugeja is also a professor of Journalism at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism where he teaches ethics and writing.
	www.maltamigration.com /settlement/personalities/bugejamichael.shtml (341 words)

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		Bugeja responds that media divide rather than extend consciousness by putting the user in two places at once, in a way that a mobile phone user's attention is split between her location and the place she is calling.
		Bugeja makes a reasoned case that what is wrong isn't technology itself, but our inability to moderate what we do to reasonable levels.
		A benefit of Bugeja's book is that it calls upon readers to think, to write, to discuss and to reflect about the issues it raises.
	www.interpersonal-divide.org /reviews.html (835 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Art and Craft of Poetry: Books: Michael J. Bugeja (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Michael Bugeja's book is geared toward writers of any caliber, especially those who do not appreciate scholarly approaches to poetry composition.
		This text is hand's on and continues to be a best-seller after almost a decade because the instruction is based on effective teaching, rhymed and free verse approaches, and several levels of exercises at the end of each chapter.
		If this is the kind of thing which poetry 101 classes are being fed today, it's no wonder the world is so crammed with people who write bad poetry (one rejects the idea of calling them poets).
	www.amazon.ca /Art-Craft-Poetry-Michael-Bugeja/dp/1582971013 (743 words)

	Bugeja - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The surname Bugeja is one of the oldest and common.
		The Marquisate Bugeja was created several times to the Family of Bugeja, firstly to Vincenzo Bugeja C.M.G in 1887 by the Pope Leo XIII, without remainder.
		Vincenzo died in 1890 without issue, and his nephew Carlino Bugeja was created Marquis Bugeja in again by Pope Leo XIII, and again without remainder.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bugeja (251 words)

	Bugeja Joins Editorial Board of New Character Education Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Michael Bugeja, special assistant to the president and professor of journalism, is a member of the editorial board and a contributing columnist for the Journal of College and Character, to be launched on the Web May 22 at www.collegevalues.org.
		Bugeja hopes the journal, which will include columns from university presidents as well as student- and faculty-written pieces, will promote discussion about higher education's role in character building.
		Bugeja's ethics work also was featured in the March issue of Editor & Publisher and in the April issue of the journalism magazine Quill.
	www.ohiou.edu /news/99-00/354.html (408 words)

	Cordelia Bugeja
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	Norbert Bugeja
		Norbert Bugeja graduated with first class honours in English Language and Literature from the University of Malta in 2002 and was awarded a Masters degree with distinction in contemporary critical theory in 2004.
		In the course of his writing, Bugeja has sought to explore new possibilities of literary expression articulating the nuances that characterize the ‘here and now’ of contemporary living.
		Bugeja has worked as a tutor at the University of Malta Junior College and is currently preparing his doctoral research in English literature and critical theory.
	laurahird.com /showcase/norbertbugeja2.html (1435 words)

	CIOT \| The Chartered Institute of Taxation: VAT and non-monetary consideration (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The VAT tribunal agreed with Mr Bugeja that the amount of the consideration for the replacement supply was £10, thus attributing no value at all to the returned video.
		In the High Court, Mr Bugeja put forward an alternative argument that, although some value should be placed on the returned video, the value of the returned video should be its value to Mr Bugeja.
		Bugeja did not deal with the situation where they had done so and it apparently did not matter that it was clear from the surrounding facts that the value attributed to the car by the parties was a false one.
	www.tax.org.uk /showarticle.pl?id=88 (1474 words)

	BUGEJA APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVISER (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Michael J. Bugeja, a professor in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, will serve as adviser to the president on standards, performing a wide range of activities, including conducting workshops on ethics and ethical coursework relating to all disciplines.
		Bugeja, author of the textbook Living Ethics, will continue to teach magazine writing and ethics in the Scripps School.
		Bugeja, 44, is married to Diane Bugeja and lives in Athens with their two children, Erin and Shane.
	www.ohiou.edu /news/months/sept96/062.html (396 words)

	www.theage.com.au - Axe-wielding man shot dead by officers (Site not responding. Last check: )
		While police were at Mr Bugeja's front door, he left via the side gate and returned to Mr Catania's house, where he allegedly attacked cars with the tomahawk.
		Mr Bugeja's mother wailed: "You killed my son" as she ran from the house to find her son's body in the street.
		Mr Bugeja's father is in hospital suffering from a brain condition.
	www.theage.com.au /text/articles/2007/02/21/1171733847706.html (675 words)

	Dr. Alex Bugeja
		Alex Bugeja is an ecommerce entrepreneur and private investor.
		Bugeja is also a consultant to the semiconductor industry and has worked for a number of fabless integrated circuit companies and venture capital firms active in the analog and mixed-signal integrated circuit design space.
		Bugeja received a Bachelor's of Engineering degree from the University of Malta, a Master's degree from Harvard University, and a doctorate from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, all in Electrical Engineering.
	www.alexbugeja.com /index.html (147 words)

	INTERPERSONAL DIVIDE
		Michael Bugeja analyzes the "interpersonal divide" — the void that develops when we spend too much time in virtual rather than real communities, neglecting our primary relationships.
		In this innovative book, Bugeja traces media history to document how other generations coped with similar social problems during great technological change and makes a compelling case for face-to-face communication in an increasingly technological and world.
		Bugeja's work, based in part on the philosophy of Jacques Elull, reaffirms and advances contributions of Theodore Roszak (The Cult of Information), Neil Postman (Amusing Ourselves to Death and Technopoly) and Robert Putnam (Bowling Alone).
	www.interpersonal-divide.org (551 words)

	Amazon.com: The Art and Craft of Poetry: Books: Michael J. Bugeja (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Michael J. Bugeja has published five collections of his poetry.
		Michael Bugeja's book is geared toward writers of any caliber, especially those who do not appreciate scholarly approaches to poetry composition.
		Bugeja gets the first Gentleman's C I have ever given a book.
	www.amazon.com /Art-Craft-Poetry-Michael-Bugeja/dp/0898796334 (1105 words)

	Norbert Bugeja
		Norbert Bugeja graduated with first class honours in English Language and Literature from the University of Malta in 2002 and was awarded a Masters degree with distinction in contemporary critical theory in 2004.
		In the course of his writing, Bugeja has sought to explore new possibilities of literary expression articulating the nuances that characterize the ‘here and now’ of contemporary living.
		Bugeja has worked as a tutor at the University of Malta Junior College and is currently preparing his doctoral research in English literature and critical theory.
	www.laurahird.com /showcase/norbertbugeja2.html (1435 words)

	Expansive Poetry & Music Online Poetry Review
		Whatever it is, Bugeja writes with such strength about this couple that you feel their hopes, terrors, tragedy, and later, their unexpected joy almost as if you'd been present.
		One is how, in good storytelling fashion, Bugeja leads us from the sorrow of the parents of a stillborn child to the joy of their later adopted daughter.
		Instead Bugeja presents us with a gift that he's extracted from the raw materials of pain and joy, structured and polished with the craft and high of art of poetry, and delivered to us as a shared experience.
	home.earthlink.net /~arthur505/rev0397b.html (767 words)

	News
		Mr Bugeja said he was convinced the large round stone was a press because it was practically identical in shape and size to the existing olive press at the Archaeology Museum in Gozo.
		Mr Bugeja said careful examination of the soil around showed that a number of potsherds, some of which had incisions, could be seen scattered in the area.
		In the centre of the valley there is the flat-topped hill known as in-Nuffara, which is known as a Bronze Age site, while a Roman villa, complete with baths, lies buried in the sands of the bay.
	www.june29th.com /oilskoperta.htm (275 words)

	Can Media Overuse Stifle Emotional Maturity?
		Wednesday, May 18, 2005; 1:30 PM Author Michael Bugeja was online to discuss his new book, "Interpersonal Divide: The Search for Community in a Technological Age," an interdisciplinary analysis of the void that develops between people when they spend too much time in virtual rather than real communities.
		Michael Bugeja: It's a curious type of addiction, a choice, really, about which world one wants to live in: the real one, with rainbows of texture--sights, sounds, smells, tastes, touch and motion [a kind of sixth sense]--or a predictable, digital world with simulations of all that.
		Michael Bugeja: I'm not an expert on what young women may or may not do in their relationships with others, based on popular TV shows.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/discussion/2005/05/11/DI2005051101679_pf.html (3796 words)

	Maria Bugeja talks of sleaze (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ms Maria Bugeja of the Cancer Foundation has started a campaign to reveal what she alleges is a case of sleaze journalism by a Maltese journalist.
		Ms Bugeja has apparently suffered from a credibility crunch after a media battle she had to endure because of some allegations on the running of her cancer foundation.
		Ms Bugeja, who has lost much support among the medical profession, the local press and the general public, also informed Mr Gallimore that the editor of The Times, Mr Aquilina and journalist Mr Natalino Fenech should have resigned from their jobs, as a result of the whole episode.
	www.maltatoday.com.mt /2001/0701/local2.html (175 words)

	Profile: Tracey Owens Patton (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Michael J. Bugeja is Director of the Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication at Iowa State University of Science and Technology, where he also serves on the Board of the Institute of Science and Society.
		In 2003-04, he was chair of the LAS Diversity Committee, which produced a report titled, “A Clear, Accountable Commitment to Diversity,” noting the importance of diversity assessment and planning.
		Bugeja, author of eighteen books, recently published Interpersonal Divide: The Search for Community in a Technological Age (Oxford Univ. Press).
	www.public.iastate.edu /~wsprogram/faculty/bugeja.html (142 words)

	The Conservative Monitor - Interview with Michael Bugeja
		MICHAEL BUGEJA: Eddie Ray is a character who uses others and thinks that rewards come only if you scam.
		MICHAEL BUGEJA: My agenda is to make people laugh with each other rather than at each other.
		MICHAEL BUGEJA: The scary aspect of writing a satire is that most people read novels, and the difference between satire and novel is subtle but important.
	www.conservativebookstore.com /creview/iarchive/06bugeja.htm (1492 words)

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