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The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) this week honored iMPrint Magazine: College Life's Internet Magazine with a second-place award in the "best online magazine" category in the organization's annual student magazine contest.

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Dollar Days Sale continues Monday, July 30 through Friday, August 3. Sale items include:

* Tee shirts -- Starting at $5.00 each
* Hooded sweatshirts -- starting at $15.00 each
* Sweatshirts –- starting at $10.00 each
* All discounted general books -- $1.00 each
* Discounted school supplies -- $1.00 & $2.00 each
* Merchandise items -- $1.00 & $2.00 each
* Selected posters -- $1.00 each
* Limited Textbooks -- $5.00 each

For the best selections, shop early. See associate for details and exclusions. All sales are final on these items.

Dom Cottone recently attended several IC alumni celebrations. He writes to share the joyfulness, camaraderie, and sense of allegiance he found while reconnecting with classmates and reminiscing about Ithaca.

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Are you interested in support Ithaca College students, faculty, and staff in participating in the 2008 election process? Then considering joining the 2008 Voter Registration and Education Committee.

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The Ithaca College Bookstore has the solution for you! We have come up with a logo that can be used with any department/organization/club name and you can order them in as low as one piece. We have polo shirts, denim shirts, button-up oxford shirts, some jackets, and baseball hats available in a range of colors. The polo shirts, denim shirts, and the oxford shirts are all available in unisex sizing as well as women’s sizing. You will no longer have staff members upset and not wearing their shirts because the shirt just does not fit!

If you are interested please contact Rick Watson at ext. 4-3958, by email at rwatson@ithaca.edu, or stop by the Bookstore in person.

You're invited to a wine tasting at the Thirsty Owl Wine Company owned by Jonathan Cupp '94, featuring a presentation by Mark Cordano of the College's School of Business.

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The Ithaca College Adoption Support Group will meet on Thursday, August 9 from 12:10 until 1:00 pm in the Cayuga Lake Meeting Room (formerly Campus Center Conference Room) on the first floor of Phillips Hall.

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During the 2006-2007 academic year the Office of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreational Sports particiated in the Ronald McDonald Pick up the Tab program.

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With the outta sight theme of the 60s as their backdrop, the members of this year's IC Hope team once again claimed the Top Fundraising Team award at this year's Relay For Life in Lansing. With $14,500 raised, IC Hope brought in nearly a full 10% of all Relay earnings...and that is with 75 teams present! But that's not all...

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Raj Subramaniam, associate professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Physical Education, presented two papers, entitled "Pedagogical Practices in Physical Education" and "Research in Physical Education," at University Technology MARA.

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Any chance you’ll be in Baltimore August 11? If so, please join a contingent of IC alumni, parents, and friends for an afternoon of fun, food, and America’s favorite pastime.

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This is just a reminder that July 30th is the due date for Technology Renewal Fall 07 questionnaires. If you have already completed your questionnaire, thank you!

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Ithaca College’s loss will be Berkeley’s gain, as Dianne Lynch has accepted a formal offer from the Regents of the University of California to become dean of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. She will continue in her current role as dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications through the fall semester; associate dean and professor of strategic communication Diane Gayeski will serve as interim dean for the spring semester. This will give the college the opportunity to conduct a search for Dean Lynch’s successor while ensuring a smooth transition to new leadership.

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In order to create the greatest opportunity for the Ithaca College community to utilize the Clark, Klingenstein, and McDonald Lounges, the following policy statement has been developed and approved for implementation for the Fall 2007 semester.

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In order to facilitate the greatest availability of the Emerson Suites for the campus community, the following policy statement has been created and approved to begin for the fall 2007 semester.

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ITS will be upgrading the Oracle Calendar (formerly CorporateTime) server on Tuesday, August 7, after business hours.

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Dear IC Colleagues,

Since my announcement of last week, I have received many kind notes from you and enjoyed conversations in the hallways and walkways on campus. I wish I could follow up with each of you on a personal note, but that seems impossible right now. Please know how much I appreciate your kind words and good wishes, and how I look forward to our work together this coming year. Thank you.

Peggy Williams

Paving will begin in O lot (by the Roy H. Park School of Communications building) on Monday, July 23, and should be completed by Friday, August 3, weather permitting.

Please park in S lot (east of O lot) while the paving is in progress. Thank you.

Please join the staff in the Office of Admission to wish Vivia Hill-Silcott and Cheryl Horihan well as they depart Ithaca College at the end of July.

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Learn more about Depression In The Work Place.

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