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CommencementNEW COLLEGEof theUniversity of South FloridaFRIDAY, MAY TWENTY SIX, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVEUNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA AT SARASOTASARASOTA, FLORIDA
CANDIDATES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTSKaren L. Ahrens, SociologyOconomowoc, WIAnthony Frank Crisafi, HumanitiesMerritt Island, FLNathan Andrew Allen, British & Americ(111literatureTampa, FLRobert Michael Cronin, HumanitiesOrleans, MAKevin P. Arlyck, History/FrenchPoughkeepsie, NYSusan Kristine Day, literatureReadfield, MENatalie Catherine Arsenault, Foreign LanguagesNaples, FLLeo Alexander Demski, AnthropologyLexington, KYAthena Bevette Baldwin, BiopsychologySan Francisco, CAMelissa Ann Dodge, PsychologyKissimmee, FLSheila Annette Bishop, HumanitiesGainesville, FLJennifer Lynn Doman, SociologyMcLean, VAMargaret Ansley Blackstock, British & Americanliterature, Ponte Vedra, FLMichael Alexander Ferrell, HistoryTitusville, FLKendra Gayle Bowman, ChemistrySarasota, FLJohn Christopher Ferris, PhysicsLong Lake, MNColin J. Boyle, HistorySarasota, FLEzra William Freeman, Political ScienceAlissa Branham, Religion & PhilosophyTampa, FLHelga B. Fuller, MathematicsGaithersburg, MDChristopher Bryan Bundrick, British & AmericanLiterature, Ocala, FLDaphne Ada Gabrieli, Ancient ReligionsCoral Springs, FLRaymonda Burgman, EconomicsWest Palm Beach, FLScott Clayton Giese, PhysicsSarasota, FLJo E. Cabrero, BiologySan Salvador, El SalvadorTerry Michael Glenn, Social SciencesCape Coral, FLKim Cecchi, SociologyWinchester, CTAri Benjamin Goelman, EconomicsKing of Prussia, PADanielle Schuler Chynoweth, Political ScienceGainesville, FLDeborah Lea Goodwin, Political ScienceColumbia, SCKelly Fielding Clark, HumanitiesDallas, TXDiana Marianna Gordie, MedievaVRenaissanceGainesville, FLStudiesCape Coral, FLAllen R. Costell, HistorySatellite Beach, FLKelly Green, SociologySanta Cruz, CA
PROGRAMPRELUDEManatee High School Jazz EnsemblePROCESSIONALDouglas C. Berggren, New College MarshalWELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSGordon E. Micbalson, Jr., Dean and Warden, New CollegeADDRESSMs. Fay ClaytonRobinson, Curley and Clayton, P.C., Chicago, IllinoisCONGRATULATIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITYMichael G. Kovac, Interim Provost, University of South FloridaCONFERRING OF DEGREESMichael G. Kovac and Gordon E. Michalson, Jr.RECESSIONALMarshal BerggrenPLATFORM GUESTSMichael G. Kovac, Interim Provost, University of South FloridaGordon E. Michalson, Jr., Dean and Warden, New CollegeDavid P. Schenck, Dean, USF at SarasotaRolland V. Heiser, President, New College FoundationMs. Fay Clayton, Chicago, IllinoisDouglas C. Berggren, New College MarshalMark Johnson, Director, Student AffairsNancy Ferraro, Director, Records and RegistrationAnthony P. Andrews, Chair, Division of Social SciencesMagdalena Carrasco, Chair, Division of HumanitiesLeoS. Demski, Chair, Division of Natural SciencesMargaret L. Bates, Professor of Political ScienceRobert H. Knox, Professor of Literature
Charles John Harbin, British & American LiteratureSarasota, Fl.Christian Richard Leonhard, Psychology,Tallevast, Fl.Cynthia A. Harrington, EnvironmentalStudies/Philosophy, Charlotte, NCMichael Christopher Lott, Fine ArtsHockley, TXKelly Marie Harris, Natural SciencesSarasota, Fl.Oliver Lear Luby, PsychologyDeLand, Fl.Curtis Hilton Hayes, HumanitiesBrandon, Fl.Jordan Spencer Marks, BiologyRoslyn, NYJoseph B. Henry, HistorySarasota, FLHector Augusto Martinez, LiteratureMiami, Fl.Rudy Hernandez, Philosophy & ReligionMiami, Fl.Angela Martini, PsychologyCoral Gables, Fl.Laura Reid Holland, Anthropology/ArchaeologyMontgomery, ALKathleen McDowell, General StudiesGainesville, FLElizabeth Kay Hopper, PsychologyGreenville, SCMatthew Carr McHorris, PhilosophyKingsport, TNNeil A. Israel, SociologyOverland Park, KSPrentiss Lee McNeill, PsychologySarasota, FLKevin C. Kanning, BiologyGulf Breeze, Fl.Leif F. Meneke, PsychologyHolmes Beach, FLKelly J. Keefe, Environmental ScienceDeLand, FLTracie Lynn Merritt, PsychologyHollywood, MDTheodore Maxwell Kiefer, EnvironmentalStudies/Sociology, Boulder, COCasey Kevin Mirch, PsychologyBrisbane, CAKatherine Elaine Knapp, ChemistryWarwick, R1Lorna Lea Morris, BiologyBrentwood, TNStacy Krolczyk, Humanities,Venice, FLAnanya Tinku Mukherjea, General StudiesTampa, FLKonnie Kruczek, Literature/TheatreNaples, FLAnnette Stahl Mulholland, GermanBradenton, FLSara Aubrey Kuppin, Sociology,Oakwood, OHJ. Patrick Mullins, HistoryLakeWortb,FLAndrea Michelle Kurak, Humanities,Rockville, MDIndia Alexandra Nagy, General StudiesWinter Park, FL
William Thomas Nesbitt, General StudiesJacksonville, FLRachel Hope kinner, General StudiesSarasota, FLJo hua F. Oboler, HistoryWashington, DCKarin Margarethe Skousgard, Political SciencePort Charlotte, FLMarcia Lynn Osborne, ChemistrySatellite Beach, FLJason David Smith, Philosophy & SociologyRe ton, VAJason Carl 0 der, PhilosophyErdenheim, PAYonina Amy Smuckler, HistoryLongboat Key, FLAmanda Oswald, General StudiesNaples, FLSusan Irene Sparling, HumanitiesNokomis, FLLaura Lea Oviatt, Biology/PsychologySarasota, FLAdam David Stone, Public PolicyMiami, FLSuzanne M. Penuel, British & American LiteratureShreveport, LAGregory Nathan Stout, General StudiesAnn Arbor, MIJonathan Edward Pickhardt, Political SciencePittsford, NYAmy Denise Stultz, HumanitiesEu ti, FLNicholas James Polakowski, Chemistry/BiologySouthbridge, MAJonathan Jame Sudberry, BiologyOdessa, FLPatrick Bartley Quinn, International RelationsSaudi ArabiaScott Anton Svato , HumanitiesNorth Fort Myers, FLRomy Alexandra Reading, Environmental Scienceatellite Beach, FLNicholas Lorenzo Tampio, Political SciencePotomac, MDRichard Dean Reece, ReligionSarasota, FLRachna To hniwal, Environmental StudiesChurchgate, Bombay, IndiaChristopher S. Robin on, General StudiesLake Mary, FLKevin Liam Tracy, AnthropologyPomfret, CTWilliam David Ro enblum, Social SciencesAlexandria, VAShannon Gail Wells, French/LiteratureWilder, KYCatherine Ann Sarisky, ChemistryGainesville, FLKalin Patrice Wilson, AnthropologyBethel, OhioIan Schleifer, PhilosophySarasota, FLNathan Michael Young, AnthropologyNew Orleans, LALe lie Marlene Shaffer, British & American LiteratureMerritt I land, FLSylvia Yous ef1, Environmental StudiesAli Shaygan, BiologySarasota, FL
A DISTINGUISHED PASTFounded in 1960, New College opened in 1964 as a private coUege whose studentswould come from all parts of the nation and whose faculty and curriculum would reflect thehighest standards of excellence.New College attracted immediate attention for the nature and quality ofits academicprogram. In 1967, when the first students were graduated, the CoJlege won accreditation.Soon graduates began to make their marks in chosen careers and in graduate and professionalschools.As the College matured academicaUy, inflationary pressures threatened its very lifein the early 1970s. After exploring various strategies for survival, the college administrationand trustees proposed to the Board of Regents of the State University System of Florida a novelplan that allowed the institution to become a free-standing college within the University ofSouth Florida, sharing the campus with the University's regional academic program. Specialaction by the Florida Legislature set the stage for this unique partnership to occur. NewCollege was continued through a combination of support from the State and annual grantsfrom the New College Foundation. Together, they enable the college to remain small and tocontinue its distinctive program.As the designated residential honors college of the State University System ofFlorida, New College has continued to thrive, earning accolades from reviewers ranging fromthe editors of Money magazine to the 1994 site visit committee of the Southern Association ofColleges and Schools. New College is sixth in the nation in the percentage of graduates whosubsequently earn doctorate degrees in the arts and sciences.Events, activities, programs, and facilities of the University of South Florida are available to allwithout regard to race, color, sex religion, national origin, handicap, or age as provided by law andin accordance with the University 's respect for personal dignity.
CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITY Michael G. Kovac, Interim Provost, University of South Florida CONFERRING OF DEGREES Michael G. Kovac and Gordon E. Michalson, Jr. RECESSIONAL Marshal Berggren PLATFORM GUESTS Michael G. Kovac, Interim Provost, University of South Florida Gordon E. Michalson, Jr., Dean and Warden, New College
Islands National Curriculum Framework, already commonly referred to as the NCF. The NCF provides the foundation for future curriculum development and curriculum policy development. It gives direction to our curriculum for the next ten years. The NCF: makes statements about the purposes of education in the Fiji Islands. These purposes have not
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The Kane Chronicles series: THE RED PYRAMID THE THRONE OF FIRE THE SERPENT’S SHADOW. C A R T E R. The Son of Sobek GETTING EATEN BY A GIANT CROCODILE was bad enough. The kid with the glowing sword
miraculous healings, worshipers of Sobek were more likely to ask for strength or protection. A merchant might ask Sobek to guard his caravan during a long trading expedition, or a mother might ask the crocodile god to protect her son serv-ing in the military. Incubation Some supplicants are permitted to sleep in the temple in
Sobek is thought to be the son of Neith (Weaver of Fate and goddess of hunting and creation) who bore him without the help of a man although some sources list his father as Set or Khnum. His wife is Renenutet, Goddess of Plenty although he has been linked to Hathor, Heqet and Taweret. Sobek is commonly depicted as a man with the head of a .
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An Introduction to Conditional Random Fields Charles Sutton1 and Andrew McCallum2 1 EdinburghEH8 9AB, UK, csutton@inf.ed.ac.uk 2 Amherst, MA01003, USA, mccallum@cs.umass.edu Abstract Often we wish to predict a large number of variables that depend on each other as well as on other observed variables. Structured predic- tion methods are essentially a combination of classi cation and graph-ical .
