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	Sid Richardson College - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sid Richardson College is one of nine residential colleges on the Rice University campus in Houston, Texas.
		Sid Richardson College, also known by its student residents and alumni as "Sid," "SRC," "Sid Rich," or "Richardson College," was opened in 1971 as a men's residential college.
		A $2 million pledge from the Sid Richardson Foundation, which was established by Texas oilman, cattleman, and philanthropist Sid W. Richardson (1891-1959), funded the construction of the college.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sid_Richardson_College (337 words)

	Will Rice College - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1957, Rice adopted a residential college system, and Will Rice was created around the existing dormitory and named for William M. Rice, Jr., the nephew of the university's founder, William Marsh Rice.
		Will Rice's symbol is the Phoenix, and the college is known among its residents and alumni as "the college of gods and goddesses." Will Rice is often referred to in writing as WRC.
		It is the only college to have swept all three races, which it has done on three occasions — 1983, 1986, and 1999.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Will_Rice_College (552 words)

	Sid Rich College: Constitution
		Richardson College is a privilege and responsibility of conferred by the authorities of Rice University and of Richardson College.
		Consequently, Richardson College, though the government herein established, shall guarantee that neither the authorities of Rice University or any other group or agency shall ever abridge the liberty of an individual Member of Richardson College to devote himself to his advancement in Letters, Science, and Art.
		Student Members of Richardson College may reside within the physical plant of the College according to rules and policies determined and administered by the authorities of Rice University and Richardson College.
	www.rice.edu /projects/colleges/sid/constitution.htm (4923 words)

	Founder
		Sid W. Richardson established the Sid W. Richardson Foundation in 1947.
		Today, these magnificent paintings are on permanent exhibit to the public in Fort Worth at the Sid Richardson Collection of Western Art, which is supported by the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.
		Richardson continues to have a tremendous impact on his native state through the broad and diverse programs of the Sid W. Richardson Foundation.
	www.sidrichardson.org /Founder.html (401 words)

	Night of Decadence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		James Bondage, Lust In Space), liquor is freely available and sexually explicit materials decorate the Wiess College commons.
		A common (though apocryphal and unvalidated) campus tradition holds that in the 1970s NoD was ranked by Playboy Magazine as one of the best campus parties in the country.
		Sid Richardson College traditionally throws a counter-party at the same time called Night of Innocence, where Disney films are shown, milk and cookies are served, and attendees wear pajamas.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /NOD (201 words)

	Fort Worth Country Day School
		The FWCDS College Counseling Office guides students in grades 9-12 and their families through a college search that is informed and enjoyable.
		At all times, the goal of the college counseling program is to help the student find a college campus where he or she will “fit”.
		There are five key functions of the College Counseling Office that are discussed with families early in the process.
	www.fwcds.org /campus/college (576 words)

	HSU Hall of Leaders - Sid W. Richardson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Sid W. Richardson was born in Athens, Texas on April 25, 1891.
		He began the Sid Richardson Foundation in 1947, and through it, was able to quietly and generously contribute to those who needed his help.
		In 1968, Hardin-Simmons University dedicated the Sid Richardson Science Center, the result of a large gift from the Sid Richardson Foundation in honor of Richardson.
	www.hsutx.edu /advancement/news/hol/02-richardson.html (313 words)

	Residential Colleges and Collegiate Universities Worldwide
		University of Kent at Canterbury Colleges — Darwin College, Eliot College, Keynes College, Rutherford College.
		University of Malaya Colleges — Asrama Tunku Abdul Rahman, Asrama Menara Budi, Asrama Tunku Kurshiah, Asrama Bestari, Asrama Dayasari, Asrama Ibnu Sina, Asrama Za’ba, Asrama Kinabalu, Asrama Tun Syed Zahiruddin, Asrama Tun Ahmad Zaidi, Kolej Kesebelas, Kolej Pantai Puri, Kolej Seksyen 17, Kolej YPM.
		Binghamton University Colleges — College in the Woods, Hinman College, Mountainview College, Newing College.
	collegiateway.org /colleges (1432 words)

	Rice University \| Undergraduates
		Before matriculating, each of the university's 2,800 undergraduates becomes a member of one of nine residential colleges, which have their own dining halls, public rooms, and dorms on campus; most of the first-year students and about 75 percent of all undergraduates reside at their associated colleges.
		Because each student is randomly assigned to one of the colleges, and maintains membership in the same college throughout the undergraduate years, the colleges are enriched by the diversity of their students' backgrounds, academic interests and experiences, talents, and goals.
		The experience of college residence is indispensable to conveying the rich flavor of academic life at Rice, allowing students to combine their usual studies with an array of social events, intramural sports, student plays, lecture series, innovative college-designed courses, and an active role in student government.
	www.students.rice.edu /students/Colleges.asp (229 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: RICHARDSON, SID WILLIAMS
		Sid Richardson, oilman, was born on April 25, 1891, in Athens, Texas, the son of John Isidore and Nancy (Bradley) Richardson.
		He attended Baylor University and Simmons College for about eighteen months, then quit to become a salesman for an oil-well supply company, an oil scout, and a lease purchaser; although he remained interested in the cattle business and ranching, his main concern was the oil industry.
		Richardson was considered one of the wealthiest men in the nation; some estimates of his worth ranged up to $800 million, and he was often referred to as the "bachelor billionaire."
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/RR/fri8_print.html (580 words)

	Rice University \|\| Association of Rice Alumni
		The Association of Rice Alumni, the residential colleges and the Rice Student Volunteer Program, in conjunction with the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center, will sponsor blood drives on the Rice University campus March 27–29.
		The ARA offers cash prizes and plaques to the colleges generating the most donated units of blood in their drives.
		Sid Richardson College won the $125 first place prize in the ARA sponsored competition, with Brown College receiving a second place cash award of $75.
	alumni.rice.edu /blooddrive.html (227 words)

	Learning College Project Champion Colleges
		The purpose of the Learning College Project is to assist community colleges in the United States and Canada to become more learning centered by creating a network of 12 Vanguard Colleges strongly committed to the Learning College concept, whose efforts can serve as a basis for model programs and best practices.
		Each of the 12 colleges will create or expand (a) recruitment and hiring programs to ensure that new staff and faculty are learning centered and (b) professional development programs that prepare all staff and faculty to become more effective facilitators of learning.
		Each of the 12 colleges will agree on competencies for a core program of the college's choice, on strategies to improve learning outcomes, on assessment processes to measure the acquisition of the learning outcomes, and on means for documenting achievement of outcomes.
	www.league.org /league/projects/lcp/index.htm (608 words)

	Austin CollegePresidents 4
		His aim would be to focus the attention of Austin College students on establishing a framework of personal, social, civic, and international values in preparation for the increasingly complex future they would face.
		The College's endowment soared and the long elusive goal of a capacity student body was attained.
		He had previously spent 10 years at Lander College in South Carolina where he was provost and vice president for academic affairs, with a term as acting president during the chief executive's leave of absence.
	artemis.austincollege.edu /archives/presidents/president4.html (884 words)

	President's Annual Report (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		College principal investigators are Dr. Sara McNeil and Dr. Melissa Pierson (Department of Curriculum and Instruction).
		College of Education, in partnership with the Houston Annenberg Challenge, four other Houston higher education institutions, and six school districts, received a US Department of Education grant to reform teacher preparation totaling $3.9 million.
		The College of Education established the Urban Talent Research Institute to identify traits of giftedness among minority children and to develop their talents.
	www.uh.edu /ia/presidentsreport/pages/hlwimpe.htm (811 words)

	Guide to the Rice University Beer-Bike Records, 1950-2000
		When the Beer-Bike race first began in 1957, it was a competition between two residential colleges, run on the campus inner loop, with the victorious college receiving a keg of beer from the loser.
		In 1976, the seed of the parade tradition was planted when Sid Richardson College entered with torches, followed by a brass band playing the theme for the Olympic Games.
		College and bike teams practice for months ahead of the race, and making the team of 10, or at least securing a spot as an alternate, is a sought-after goal for many college members.
	www.lib.utexas.edu /taro/ricewrc/00118/00118-P.html (698 words)

	Center for Voting and Democracy
		Sid Richardson College junior Andy Weber, who finished fourth, said Debbink and Leggett have the potential to be very effective co-presidents.
		Sid Richardson sophomore Clare Johnson ran uncontested for SA external vice president.
		Baker junior Ethan Varela defeated Sid Richardson junior Joe Elias for RSVP internal vice-chair.
	www.fairvote.org /schools/riceirv.htm (846 words)

	Society for Information Display - Americas Region
		He has served as Vice-President for the Americas Region of SID, two times as Chapter Chair of the SID Mid-Atlantic Chapter, and is presently Chair of the SID Publications Committee.
		Ghosh has been very active in SID where he is currently the Director of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter, the Program Chair for the 2003 IDRC and the Seminar Chair for the 2003 Symposium.
		He has also served on the SID Symposium Executive Committee for several years in the Awards, Information, and Seminar positions, and he was Program Chair of SID'94 and General Chair of SID'96.
	www.sid.org /americas/award_bios.html (4464 words)

	Sid Rich College: Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Our previous site (SidRich.net) was graciously hosted by a student at Sid.
		However, because he is graduating this year, we will no longer be able to host the site on his server, and have thus moved the site back to Rice's servers.
		Even if you're not a prospective student, the O-Week site may have information about Sid that is currently missing from this site.
	www.rice.edu /projects/colleges/sid (131 words)

	Baker Institute Student Forum - Executive Board Members
		In addition to her role on the Forum, Noorain is involved in her college and Girl Scouts.
		Born in California and raised in the Twin Cities, Jo is a senior at Baker College.
		In addition to her role on the Forum, Jessie is involved in the College Assistance Peer Program and in the Rice Democrats.
	bakerinstitute.org /studentforum/board.html (706 words)

	javate's Xanga Site
		The ways of the other colleges were wicked; and in 1968, God said to the Board of Trustees, “ I am going to destroy these lame people, and I want you to build me a college that shall be six stories high.
		And from the beginning, God favored this college, and lo, the spirit of the college was raucous indeed.
		Many new colleges were erected, but they displeased God, as money was behind their motivations.
	www.xanga.com /javate (1348 words)

	Sid Rich O-Week 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		After Rice tells us which students are going to be at Sid, then the O-Week Coordinators and Advisors will work to match you up with the rest of your suite.
		When the registrar's office sends us the final list of students who will be at Sid next year, we'll begin assigning new students to their O-Week groups.
		The Stacks also make appearances at most of Sid's parties, as well as college nights and TGs (see the Traditions section for more information).
	www.owlnet.rice.edu /~ifeldman/oweek (562 words)

	Frederic Remington
		At the age of fourteen Remington was smitten with the urge to go see the West for himself.
		As a member of a prominent family, Remington was expected to graduate from college, prepared for a career in business, but spent only a year and a half at Yale University playing football and studying art.
		He died at the age of 48, a victim of appendicitis.
	www.sidrmuseum.org /fredr.html (474 words)

	Jacks show college rivalries \| The Rice Thresher
		Most residential colleges have cross-campus rivalries — the rowdy cheering sections at Sid-Lovett and Hanszen-Wiess intramural games attest to that, as does the varying severity of jacks pulled on different colleges.
		Sid Richardson College Jack Coordinator Will Pryor said Sid’s off-campus students jacked their own college.
		Sid also hit Will Rice Wednesday night when members of Sid stopped up the drain on Will Rice’s sundeck and filled it with water.
	the.ricethresher.org /news/2006/03/31/jackscollegerivalries (710 words)

	Sid Rich Fellows' Constitution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		The Society of Fellows shall be an honorary service organization devoted to the advancement of the academic life of the college.
		The Fellows as a group will establish and coordinate tutoring for members of the College in their various areas of competence.
		The Master will provide a list of the top 5% by GPA of college sophomores and juniors, along with their class and major.
	www.ruf.rice.edu /~fellows/constitution.html (399 words)

	Texas Governor Rick Perry - Texas Music Pioneers (A-M) / Texas Music History Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
		Colleges: She appeared in a performance of Cynthia Parker at North Texas State Teachers College (now the University of North Texas) in Denton in 1939.
		Colleges: He graduated with an Associate Arts Degree in Drama from Lon Morris College, Jacksonville, TX in 1959.
		Colleges: He studied chemistry and physics at Wiley College in Marshall, Texas.
	www.governor.state.tx.us /divisions/music/tour/pioneers.htm (9736 words)

	Professional Development School Report
		Underwritten by grants from the Sid W. Richardson Foundation and/or the Texas Education Agency, these Professional Development School programs are affiliated with Tarleton State University, Stephenville; Texas AandM University, College Station; Texas Christian University, Fort Worth; and Texas Tech University, Lubbock.
		And many colleges of education, which are part of the culture of the university, do little to prepare teachers to work in environments influenced by today's social crises.
		By the same token, there are outstanding professors whose analytical and research skills are exceptional; they want and need schools in which to conduct research and advise educators in light of their findings.
	www.sidrichardson.org /pubprofdev.htm (3156 words)

	Rice postseason '01 part two
		Evan had a varied football career at Rice, spending a lot of time on special teams, and he was known and appreciated by his Rice coaches and teammates, alike, for his tenacity and strong work ethic – traits that will serve him well in his upcoming medical career.
		And the report back is that their experience at the NFL Combine didn’t hurt a bit toward improving the duo’s chances of at least getting a serious look by several pro teams, if not a spot on the upcoming NFL draft to be held April 20-21.
		The Combine is viewed as the primary focal point for all who take part in the NFL draft evaluation process, and an invitation is a coveted thing, handed out only to the college players with the best chances of making it in the big leagues.
	home.flash.net /~pth/postseason01a.htm (4700 words)

	Austin College. Sherman, Texas
		She has been affiliated with the Presbyterian Church since her high school days and is a member of First Presbyterian Church of Hartford, Conn. The cover story of the March 2003 issue of Presbyterians Today featured Roberts.
		Austin College, affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA), is an independent, liberal arts college of 1,300 students located 60 miles north of Dallas in Sherman, Texas.
		Chartered in November 1849, it is the oldest college in Texas under original charter and name as recognized by the State Historical Survey Committee.
	www.austincollege.edu /NewsDetail.asp?NewsID=144&ItemID=1608 (579 words)

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