Ithaca College

ITS will be implementing Windows XP changes that will affect some of the icons that users see on the computer desktop and lift some restrictions that students have had when using college-owned computers.

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The Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame will admit 10 new members in its annual induction ceremony on October 1.

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A total of 16 Ithaca College teams have received Empire 8 Team Academic Awards for the spring 2004 semester from the conference.

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Susan Allen-Gil and Rebekah Weck ('06) presented the results of three years of research on contaminants in subsistence arctic fisheries to three Alaskan communities (Barrow, Atqasuk, and Nuiqsut), with live radio coverage of all meetings on KBRW. July 2004. The photo shows an aerial view of tundra lakes in the region.

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In an August 2 article on efforts by young Japanese Americans to honor their ethnic heritage, the New York Times has quoted Larry Hajime Shinagawa, director of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity.

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An experienced administrator and teacher whose research has focused on the way that the media in the United States cover the issue of race has been named the first chair of the Department of Journalism in the Roy H. Park School of Communications.

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The college's calendaring software, CorporateTime (CT), has now been in use on campus for over three and a half years. All of the meetings, day events, notes, and tasks for this time period are still stored on the CT server, which is causing diminished performance for the server.

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Ithaca College Dining Services (Sodexho) invites you to come and sample free smoothies, compliments of Freshens, while enjoying some fun in the sun.

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Susan Swensen's students presented their research results at the UDSA in Beltsville, MD hosted by Sonja Scheffer.

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Congratulations! We meet and exceed our goal of 40 units of blood.

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Do you know someone in your family or in your neighborhood who would enjoy some challenging temporary work and some extra cash?

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The Caring and Sharing Committee of the Ithaca College Staff Council is pleased to announce that we will again be able to provide assistance.

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We're asking for your patience and understanding during the week of July 26.

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Kathy Barbieri, Instructional Support Services coordinator, and Wendy Pearle, manager of user support, both in Information Technology Support, developed a presentation 'Diary of a Conversion -- Bb to WebCT.'

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If your resident student employees need to arrive to campus before August 21 for training, you are required to provide a meal plan for them.

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Beginning on Tuesday, July 27, users of Windows XP/2000 computers will begin seeing prompts for the installation of a new version of the Novell client (the software that allows access to the Memphis, Pulsar, and Nova file servers) upon logging into their computers.

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AEDs -- automated external defibrillator's -- have increased in buildings across campus.

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Ithaca College women's crew coach Becky Robinson, who led IC to a national championship this spring, has been named Division III Coach of the Year by the College Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA).

Robinson, who has been Ithaca's head coach for 10 seasons, has been honored as CRCA Coach of the Year twice in her career; in 2001, she was named the winner of the CRCA's combined Division II-III award.

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Our apologies to those of you who have recently tried to enter comments on Intercom stories -- only to find that it doesn't work. Unfortunately, we have had to disable this feature because of a security concern.

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I am pleased to announce the appointment of Gregory Woodward, professor of music, as the dean of the Division of Graduate Studies for a three-year term beginning this summer.

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