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	The Singles Ward (2002)
		Julie Stoffer had planned to take United Airlines Flight 11 from Boston to Los Angeles on Tuesday but changed her mind early that morning – just hours before the plane was hijacked and crashed into the World Trade Center in New York.
		Julie Stoffer was a particularly well-known "Real World" cast member, in part because she was a practicing Mormon, a faith that is arguably at odds with the racy program.
		Stoffer was suspended from BYU after her MTV stint because she lived under the same roof with six strangers -- four of whom were men -- therefore breaking the school's honor code.
	www.ldsfilm.com /SW/SinglesWard.html (5968 words)

	Julie Stoffer Photos - Julie Stoffer News - Julie Stoffer Information
		Julie Stoffer was born on July 11, 1979 in Provo, Utah.
		It is often rumored that Julie was to have been on one of the planes that was involved in the September 11th tragedy, yet she changed planes due to a conflict of schedual.
		Julie was suspended from Brigham Young University in July 2000 due to her appearing on MTV's The Real World.
	www.tv.com /julie-stoffer/person/60628/summary.html (520 words)

	Catholic and Latter-day Saint Featured on MTV's 'Real World'
		Julie Stoffer, 20, a junior from Delafield Wis., spent her winter semester as one of the seven cast members for the new season.
		Stoffer said she does not know why she was chosen, other than one time they told her she was a vocal person and wore her emotions on her sleeve.
		Julie Stoffer was picked as one of three women and four men to live in a New Orleans mansion for five months on the MTV show.
	www.ldsfilm.com /actors/JulieStoffer_MTV.html (6171 words)

	U-WIRE.com/MTV's Julie tackles 'real world' issues in college lectures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Julie stayed strong in her Mormonism, at the same time facing many issues she doubted.
		Julie has visited more than 100 schools, churches, and events over the past year and a half spreading her inspirational message.
		Julie has not re-applied to Brigham Young University despite the fact her brother is now a freshman there.
	www.uwire.com /content/topae112101002.html (1013 words)

	.::Path-U-Find Talent Profile::. (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.netlab.uky.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		At 24, Julie is unique for her stance against drugs and alcohol, and her belief in sexual abstinence before marriage.
		Julie's love for music has become an integral part of her speaking career.
		Julie has brought her message and her music to schools, universities, festivals, youth camps, church gatherings, and community events.
	www.pathufind.com.cob-web.org:8888 /julie.htm (368 words)

	Julie Stoffer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julie A. Stoffer (born July 11, 1979) was a cast member on MTV's reality television series The Real World: New Orleans, the ninth season of The Real World series.
		On the series, Stoffer was depicted as a naive girl who knew little about life beyond her Latter-day Saint upbringing Wisconsin (she had attended Brigham Young University for a year prior to the show).
		Stoffer was scheduled to be on board of one of the two planes that crashed into the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, but cancelled due to a conflict in scheduling and opted to take a different flight instead.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Julie_Stoffer (394 words)

	The Honolulu Advertiser \| Island Life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		That’s why Julie Stoffer, a junior at the Mormon school in Provo, Utah, is in trouble.
		Stoffer, 20, says the videotapes prove there was no sexual hanky-panky.
		Stoffer says students already look askance because she likes the soft drink Mountain Dew, which some Mormons frown on because of its caffeine.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /2000/Jul/07/islandlife16.html (379 words)

	Mormon's BYU Shuns "Real World" Star-- THREAD 2 [Free Republic]
		Yes, Stoffer is that Julie, the 20-year-old star of MTV's voyeuristic "reality television show "The Real World." The show's premise: Film seven college-age cast members 24 hours a day, seven days a week for four months, and then edit the film into 22 episodes loaded with bickering, binge drinking, copulation and cry sessions.
		Stoffer says she wants to be allowed back on campus, but she is unapologetic about her decision to live with smokers, drinkers, fornicators and a homosexual.
		Indeed, in the several episodes that have aired so far, Stoffer is proving to be one of the most disciplined, innocent and morally grounded people on prime-time television-- and she isn't even an actress.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a396c44c40582.htm (3607 words)

	OnMilwaukee.com Milwaukee Buzz: Milwaukee Talks: Real World's Julie Stoffer
		Julie Stoffer, the now famous Mormon college student from Delafield, is representing Wisconsin.
		Julie got much more out of the show than merely being thrust into the national spotlight.
		For Julie, New Orleans itself was a new and exciting place, and she liked it a lot.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /buzz/articles/realworld.html (642 words)

	Augusta Georgia: Features:Talking with MTV's Julie Stoffer about love and stuff 02/26/01
		Stoffer is calling from her parents' house in Wisconsin, where it's dark and cold, and she's envious.
		EST Tuesdays, MTV), her second reality show, Stoffer is among the few in television to have almost a full year of her life documented for audiences.
		Her beau didn't appreciate the attention he and Stoffer got when they were on dates.
	augustachronicle.com /stories/022601/fea_124-8830.shtml (659 words)

	Mormon News for WE 30 July 2000: News about People
		After BYU announced Friday that it had suspended Julie Stoffer for living in the same house with men while on MTV's "The Real World," both Stoffer and her parents criticized BYU for the way it handled the suspension and the wording of suspension letter sent her.
		The letter implies that Stoffer had sexual relations and requires her to take the same steps required of those repenting of immorality.
		Stoffer called the letter's insinuations "totally false and slanderous," and her parents, both BYU alumni, added their public criticisms of the University.
	www.mormonstoday.com /000730/PPeople.shtml (305 words)

	News -- ‘The Real World’: Up Close and Personal
		Although admitting that a day has not gone by since her experience two years ago that strangers have not recognized her in public, Stoffer presented herself not as a celebrity, but as an equal to the packed room of students in ICC Auditorium.
		Stoffer casually conversed with the students, offering her opinions on subjects such as abstinence, staying in school, drugs and alcohol, religion, family and even the MTV network.
		Stoffer also let the audience in on some of the secrets behind “The Real World.” She said that the so-called boss of NOATV, the TV station at which she and her roommates worked, was not really involved in the media industry, but only an actor hired by MTV for the part.
	www.thehoya.com /news/012502/news9.cfm (542 words)

	Mormon News for WE 30Jul00: Stoffer, Parents Criticize BYU Fol
		The letter has upset both Julie and her parents, who feel that, if anything, she is guilty of a 'technical' violation of the honor code.
		Julie's father, James Stoffer, agrees, "She was living in a TV studio," he says.
		Julie reportedly contacted BYU's Honor Code Office after she was chosen to go on the show, asking for guidance and BYU's position.
	www.mormonstoday.com /000730/P2Stoffer01.shtml (1280 words)

	UMC Weekly Bulletin November 13, 2002
		In addition to this tour, she is a national spokesperson for abstinence, a member of the "truth" campaign, and speaker against drug and alcohol abuse.
		Julie Follette, Habitat VISTA Volunteer in Bede 106, says that volunteers are needed in the pre-selected homes along the Tour route.
		Julie can be reached at jfollett@umcrookston.edu or by calling 281-8525.
	www.crk.umn.edu /campusinfo/wkbulletin/02-03/11-13-02.htm (2603 words)

	The CollegeBound Network - Corporate Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Stoffer, 24, was the first Mormon featured on the popular reality show, which follows young people of college age brought from across the United States to live together.
		She encouraged the girls to establish values and morals now, and remain steadfast to them despite the many negative influences in society.
		Stoffer, now a cast member of MTV's fantasy challenge show, "The Real World/Road Rules Challenge: The Inferno," was the final speaker of the day.
	www.collegebound.net /corporate/pr/cbnet20040313.html (364 words)

	Commentary
		Julie Stoffer, 20, a junior from Delafield, Wis., spent her winter semester as one of the seven cast members on "The Real World."
		Most of the controversy surrounding Stoffer and her role on "The Real World" is that she shares a home at the Belfort Mansion with roommates of the opposite sex.
		BYU has little to do with the situation because Stoffer is not registered for classes this fall.
	www.siue.edu /ALESTLE/library/summerMM/june21/commentary.html (654 words)

	The Guide -- ‘Real World’ Comes to Georgetown
		She said she was feeling sluggish after a long day of travel and a big meal, but she assures us that a little soda will restore her perkiness.
		According to Julie, there’s nothing in her religion that forbids it, although she does normally avoid it.
		Once she does grab a chair, Julie tells The Hoya about life in one house full of seven strangers, what she has been doing in the two years since “The Real World: New Orleans” ended and even why her once bright-blonde locks are now brown.
	www.thehoya.com /guide/012502/guide1.cfm (1949 words)

	QuakeCon - Julie Stoffer makes her first Quakecon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Julie Stoffer, known to many as a host of G4's "Electric Playground," emceed NVIDIA's pizza party and "What Would You Do For..." contest Thursday afternoon.
		Julie got a twinkle in her eye as she talked about her love for gaming (both PC and console) and the future of video games.
		Julie's other projects include www.planetjulie.com, where she posts her game reviews, and a gaming show on Chatterbox Radio.
	www.quakecon.org /forums/printthread.php?t=4402 (332 words)

	I Heart Morgan Webb: 2006.10.11 Julie Stoffer in for Morgan Webb on X-Play
		For those that haven't seen the new episodes of X-Play this week, Morgan Webb is out again and standing in for her as guest co-host is Julie Stoffer from the G4 gaming show, Electric Playground.
		Julie, having had more air-time in front of the camera and her own show to co-host, has a better rapport with Adam -- her responses and interactions with him appeared to be more natural (plus she knows how to laugh).
		julie seems like the girlfriend who wants to be down and just doesnt have "it" and blair just not kool with adam.
	www.iheartmorganwebb.com /archives/000582.php (658 words)

	The Rebel Yell: Article: Real Worlder warns against alcohol abuse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		When Stoffer appeared on MTV's reality show, she was an outspoken critic against drinking and holds the ideal to this day as she speaks to college students across the country.
		As the reception ended, Stoffer took the stage and was greeted with a sea of clapping hands.
		Stoffer went on to quiz the students with questions about alcohol consumption, and the students answered nearly every one of her questions correctly.
	www.unlvrebelyell.com /article.php?ID=641 (372 words)

	Kiwibox.com - Articles - Teen Magazine for Music, Entertainment, Games, Fashion and more
		Julie went to an audition for The Real World with a friend hoping only to make it to the next round of auditions that would earn her a free trip to LA. At the time she knew nothing about the show, but now she has experienced it first hand.
		Julie was a business major at Brigham Young University, but due to her appearance on the show, she may not be returning.
		I think that Julie is a very cool person.I would absolutely love to meet her.To bad she didnt hook up with Matt cuz they would have been a really cute couple.But hey thats just the way things are.
	www.kiwibox.com /article.asp?a=3804 (801 words)

	MormonsSuck.com Topics Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		At the end of the season, when Julie wanted to return to BYU to finish her education, she was informed that she was suspended because she had chosen to be on the TV show.
		Those who watched the show, and perhaps what made it so interesting, was watching Julie as she experienced things that her parents and her religion had sheltered her from all of these years.
		They were afraid that Julie would see the world on the other side of the Mormon curtain.
	mormonssuck.com /original/topics.html (2079 words)

	Dickinson College - News and Events - News Releases
		Best known as a member of MTV's "The Real World - New Orleans," Julie Stoffer will be at Dickinson College to discuss her time on this reality television program and how she learned to deal with a friend's homosexuality.
		At Dickinson, Stoffer will talk about coming from a strict religious background (She is a devout Mormon.) and living in a house with wildly diverse people.
		Originally from Wisconsin, Stoffer was a member of the ninth season of "Real World." She now speaks around the country and globe about such issues as diversity, drugs and alcohol, conflict resolution, AIDS, STDs and sexual purity.
	cfserv.dickinson.edu /news/nrprt.cfm?171 (288 words)

	Inside Iowa State: Iowa State University
		With a nod to Iowa State's new theme year, students will be challenged to think outside the box when the series kicks off its season Thursday, Aug. 30.
		Julie Stoffer and Justin Deabler, former participants on MTV's Real World series, will discuss "Dealing with Difference in the Real World," at 8 p.m.
		Stoffer, a Wisconsin native and outspoken Mormon, is a former student at Brigham Young University.
	www.iastate.edu /Inside/2001/0810/lectures.shtml (518 words)

	'Real World'-er Fights Back :: Hollywood.com
		Stoffer issued a statement Saturday saying that she did not have any sexual relations with any member on the cast during her five-month stay, citing the MTV footage as evidence.
		Apparently the real world ain't nothing like "The Real World." Just ask Julie Stoffer, a Brigham Young University student and a current member of the New Orleans edition of "The Real World," who has been suspended from the Mormon school for her participation in the MTV reality show.
		For the record, Julie -- an avowed heterosexual -- did room with Danny -- an out gay man -- in the posh, palatial house in that sin-ridden, debauched city of New Orleans.
	www.hollywood.com /news/detail/id/312723 (350 words)

	Vindy.com - Girl's efforts gain national attention
		It's a project she began about a year ago in an effort to help children on dialysis machines.
		Becky, 10, daughter of Julie and Steve Stoffer of Milton Avenue, has been named a semifinalist in the 2006 search for Huggable Heroes.
		Some children are on the machines up to six hours a day, Julie Stoffer said.
	www.vindy.com /premium/education/327532276346110.php (655 words)

	KodyStover.com - Ain't No Site Like It
		I just saw last week's full episode of The Inferno and Julie got sent home.
		I just thought it was hilarious that when she left, she curtseyed.
		I'm pretty sure that episode was on when I was trying to fix your wireless router, but I didn't see that part.
	www.kodystover.com /2005/06/julie-on-inferno.html (124 words)

	:: Print Version :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The last remaining Bobcat in the tournament, Lambert dropped her opening singles match yesterday to Timberline's fourth-seeded Brenda Gonsalves, 6-2, 6-2.
		Centralia's second-seeded Julie Stoffer then overcame an early deficit to top Lambert, 7-5, 6-2, in a winner-to-district, loser-out contest.
		Moving Stoffer from side to side with strong groundstrokes, Lambert roared to a 4-1 lead in the first set.
	www.thedailyworld.com /articles/2005/05/22/sports/05sports.prt (188 words)

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