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	The Netscan Project - Mappa.Mundi Magazine - Map of the Month
		Usenet started as hack by grad students in 1979 and today has about 27,000 active newsgroups, which have around 675,000 daily messages posted in them.
		Each newsgroup has its own particular conversational style and social ambience, and together they comprise perhaps the most diverse portion of social cyberspace, in which hundreds of thousands of people carry on discussions, share technical tips, provide support, and hold heated arguments and debates and vicious flame-wars.
		Even though Usenet lacks a single, central authority, its user communities have developed sophisticated social structures and mechanisms and Smith notes, Usenet is a place where cooperation should be hard, but cooperation happens there anyway and with an abundance and profusion that is remarkable.
	mappa.mundi.net /maps/maps_019 (1082 words)

	PSU Department of Geography Physical Geography
		The Penn State Department of Geography encourages faculty and grad student collaboration on topics such as: synoptic climatology and climate dynamics (climate variation), satellite climatology, climate modeling and climate downscaling, surface water modeling and relationships with atmospheric circulation, crop modeling and prediction for climate scenarios, and society-climate interactions.
		Research interests of the faculty in physical geography are in the fields of climatology, biogeography, geomorphology, landscape and restoration ecology, and coastal and inland hazards.
		Department of Geography, part of The College of Earth and Mineral Sciences
	www.geog.psu.edu /physical (402 words)

	Grad Profiles - Georgia State University Geography
		Cultural geography; multifaceted approaches to the study of cultural geography, with an emphasis on the evolution of the contemporary American visual landscape.
		Urban geography, with emphasis on housing, transportation, suburbanization processes, and the recent growth of suburban downtowns and their impact on metropolitan structure.
		The Department of Anthropology and Geography offers a program of study that leads to a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree with concentrations in physical and environmental geography, urban geography, and thematic cartography.
	www.gradprofiles.com /georgia-st-geography.html (797 words)

	Graduate Association of Geography Students: Jan. 12 Movie Night: Two Docs on Venezuela
		The Graduate Association of Geography Students (GAGS) is the central organization for students pursuing graduate studies in the Department of Geography at York University.
		This winter, movie night has been moved to Wednesday at 7:30pm in the grad lounge.
		In addition to advocating for students and representing their interests, GAGS strives to hold a variety of activities and events throughout the year.
	www.yorku.ca /gags/2005/01/jan-12-movie-night-two-docs-on.html (386 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Sunflower Landscapes Slovenia: A Countryside Guide (Landscapes)
		The geography of Slovenia, which dictates the layout of the road system, has inevitably affected the way that we have written up our tours.
		by David Robertson, Sarah Stewart "The geography of Slovenia, which dictates the layout of the road system, has inevitably affected the way that we have written up our tours..." (more)
		Julian Alps, Landscapes of Slovenia, Ribcev Laz, Kranjska Gora, World War, Bohinjska Bistrica, Sava Bohinjka, Logarska Dolina, Stara Fuzina, Velika Planina, Bled Short, Bohinjsko Jezero, Hudicev Most, Slap Rinka, Lake Bled, Rogaska Slatina, Vipava Valley, Bled Castle, Bled Nearest, Crna Prst, Kugy Monument, Golobinjski Valley, Gornji Grad, Izvir Soce, Kamnisko-Savinjske Alps
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1856912205?v=glance (438 words)

	RELEASE: Cadwallader named interim dean of grad school
		This spring, Cadwallader received a chancellor's distinguished teaching award for his visual and quantitative approaches to teaching "Introduction to the City," a popular geography course that enrolls around 80 undergraduates.
		Cadwallader received his bachelor's degree in geography from the University of Sheffield, England, in 1969, and his masters and Ph.D. in geography from the University of California-Los Angeles in 1971 and 1973, respectively.
		MADISON - Martin Cadwallader, an 11-year veteran of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Graduate School, has been named the school's interim dean and vice chancellor for research while the search for a successor is under way, Chancellor John Wiley announced today.
	www.news.wisc.edu /releases/print.php?id=6137 (443 words)

	AllRefer.com - Oliver Edwin Baker (Geography, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Oliver Edwin Baker 1883–1949, American economic geographer, grad.
		AllRefer.com - Oliver Edwin Baker (Geography, Biography) - Encyclopedia
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	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/B/Baker-Ol.html (443 words)

	Itinerant Geographer 1993
		Born in San Francisco in 1920, Homer graduated from UCLA in geography in 1940 and received an M.A. from that institution two years later.
		He lectured in geography at Cal Poly and was later employed by an environmental consulting concern in San Francisco before taking up his position with the Port of San Francisco (1984–1988) where he oversaw the renovation of onetime maritime Pier 7 into a landscaped fishing and picnicing area.
		There will be an annual banquet (Les Rowntree, San Jose State, will give the presidential address on "100 Years of Changes in the Berkeley Hills"), a welcoming cocktail party hosted by the APCG Women's Network and the Society of Women Geographers, workshops for undergrad and grad students, and other special sessions, are planned.
	geography.berkeley.edu /PeopleHistory/History/Itinerant1993.html (443 words)

	Itinerant Geographer 1994
		The 13th Carl O. Sauer Memorial Lecture was given by William M. Denevan (PhD'63), retiring professor of geography at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, on October 11.
		Larry Handley (former grad student) now with the National Biological Survey, Lafayette LA, has edited two large poster maps of changing land use and habitat in the San Francisco Bay margins, published by the agency in cooperation with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the AAG.
		During the Spring semester James Miller (PhD Texas) of Clemson University (South Carolina) taught the Geography of the Middle East, remaining on during most of the summer.
	geography.berkeley.edu /PeopleHistory/History/IG1994.html (17972 words)

	Current Research Interests:
		The University of Calgary Deptartment of Geography owns 1 of only 6 ERGI systems in Canada and is the only academic institution to possess this technology.
		In the early-to-mid 1990's my grad students and I pioneered the use of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) in sedimentology and geomorphology.
		Specifically, my team of graduate students and I are looking at sandy channel fills (which make good aquifers) [above right].
	www.ucalgary.ca /~dgsmit/current.htm (240 words)

	USS Saratoga Museum Foundation, Inc. - Education
		One example of a successful program is USS Intrepid's Microgravity: Toys in Space class for fifth through seventh grades.
		The potential involvement of homegrown astronauts, such as William Readdy (who was born at Quonset Point) and Woody Spring (Ponaganset High School grad) would certainly enhance the program.
		Students of all ages can improve their knowledge of history, geography and map reading skills by following the exploits of the various ships named USS Saratoga since 1778.
	www.usssaratoga.com /education.html (240 words)

	UWM Grad School - Bulletin: Geography
		For additional information on Graduate School Ph.D. requirements, see the Ph.D. section of the Graduate Student and Faculty Handbook.
		The student must have a major professor to advise and supervise the student's studies as specified in Graduate School regulations; the student may not register for any courses without that advisor's prior approval.
		Each student will undergo a comprehensive written and oral examination by the end of his/her sixth semester in the program.
	www.uwm.edu /Dept/Grad_Sch/Publications/Bulletin/geography.html (240 words)

	USA All Entries: The United States of America
		Grad Schools: Directory of post-baccalaureate educational information; program listings categorized by curriculum and subdivided by geography; a service of Educational Directories Unlimited, Inc.
		Independent: National Association of Independent Schools; a membership organization and the national voice of independent education
		Counties NACO: National Association of Counties; acts as a liaison with other levels of government, works to improve public understanding of counties, serves as a national advocate for counties and provides them with resources to help them find innovative methods to meet challenges
	www.december.com /places/usa/all.html (7126 words)

	Cheongju City's U-am-san: On the Slopes
		(grad student in Korean Philosophy), and Dr. Ryu Je-heon (professor of Cultural Geography at Gyowon-dae in Cheongju City).
	san-shin.org /Uam-san-2.html (195 words)

	«River- James Harlan»
		Jim Harlan heads the Historic Vegetation Project, of the University of Missouri- Columbia, Department of Geography.
		He and a team of grad students are converting the General Land Office 1815 survey notes into geographic data.
	www.hearingvoices.com /trail/river/harlan.html (629 words)

	Steve North:
		The critical thinker knows that his or her new position is still situated, but the geography of the belief, if you will, is expanded.
		I first heard the term critical inquiry in grad school 94-98, and it was used to suggests that one could investigate motifs, narratives, novels, poems, lit in general, in a specific manner--critically, if you will....
		Critical thinking, as I encounter the phrase in classical and medieval philology and in modern discussions in literary theory, is a very generic phrase that can refer to any kind of processes of exploration in literature, philosophy, linguistics, and others.
	www.english.lsu.edu /dept/fac/prof/ipeckham/documents/wpa.htm (5432 words)

	BBC - Mid Wales Surfing - Aberystwyth Cam
		I am from Swansea and spent 6 years (1972-78) at Aber (Geography BA and PhD.) Married another Aber grad (Linda) in Aber.
		A special thanks to the people of Aberystwyth who are some of the most friendly folks we have met for many a year, just wished I was young enough to do a degree here, which would be a wonderful environment to study in.
		Aberystwyth is a town full of character, colour, and history - full of impressive and imposing buildings.
	www.bbc.co.uk /wales/mid/sites/surfing/pages/abercam.shtml (8807 words)

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