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The Centenary Stage Company, a professional not for profit theater located on the Campus of Centenary University, will be holding, non-equity open auditions for the 2019 Summer Musical Season featuring Nunsense and Jesus Christ Superstar. Auditions will be held on Saturday, March 30 from 12pm – 8pm in the Lackland Performing Arts Center located on the campus of Centenary University at 715 Grand Ave. Hackettstown, NJ. No appointment is necessary. Interested performers will be seen on a first come first served basis. All roles are open. CSC is seeking a diverse company, non - traditional casting will be considered and ethnic performers are strongly encouraged to attend. Stipend and housing provided. CSC is seeking dynamic actors, singers and movers – specifically singers with strong pop/rock abilities for Jesus Chris Superstar and singers with strong comedic timing for Nunsense. Performers should prepare 16 – 32 bars of a contemporary song from the musical theatre genre. An accompanist will be provided. There will be a movement portion of the audition. Be prepared to move.
The summer season will launch with Nunsense. Performances are scheduled for July 11 through July 21 with individual performances running Thursday through Sunday in the Sitnik Theatre of the Lackland Performing Arts Center. With music and lyrics by Dan Goggin, The Order of the Little Sisters of Hoboken take over a high school auditorium to hold a fundraising variety show in order to raise money to bury several sisters (who were accidentally poisoned by their cook). They must raise the funds before the health inspector comes and finds the dead nuns in their freezer. Fraught with hilarity, both Catholic and otherwise, five nuns try to perform their planned performance amidst chaos and calamity.
The summer season closes with Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber's rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar. Performances are scheduled for August 1 through August 11 with individual performances running Thursday through Sunday in the Sitnik Theatre of the Lackland Performing Arts Center. Jesus Christ Superstar recounts the last days of Jesus Christ from the perspective of his betrayer, Judas Iscariot. As Jesus' following increases, Judas begins to worry that Jesus is falling for his own hype, forgetting the principles of his teachings.
Auditions will be held on Saturday, March 30 from 12pm – 8pm in the Lackland Performing Arts Center located on the campus of Centenary University at 715 Grand Ave. Hackettstown, NJ. No appointment is necessary. Interested performers will be seen on a first come first served basis. All roles are open. CSC is seeking a diverse company, non - traditional casting will be considered and ethnic performers are strongly encouraged to attend.
Sister Mary Regina (Mother Superior): Mezzo/belter. The head of the convent, she is respected greatly by the sisters. Part requires some very physical humor.
Sister Mary Hubert: Mezzo/belter. Hubert is in charge of novices, but fancies herself a Mother Superior and is constant competition with Mary Regina. She exudes maternal wisdom to novices, but also likes to let loose.
Sister Robert Anne: Mezzo/belter. Once a child delinquent herself, this rough tough nun is a jokester and constantly challenging authority.
Sister Mary Amnesia: Soprano AND belter. As the name suggests, she has lost her memory and does not know who she is except that she is a nun. She is spacey and incoherent, often slipping into displays inappropriate for a nun.
Sister Mary Leo: Mezzo/belter. Leo is the novice nun, still learning the way and coming to terms with her decision to give up "civilian" life. She is a ballerina and displays her talents through much of the show. She is also easily swayed to join in mischief. Point work a plus.
Jesus Christ Superstar
Jesus Christ: Tenor. Protagonist of the story, leader of the twelve Apostles, and son of God, Messiah and King of the Jews.
Judas Iscariot: Tenor. One of the twelve apostles of Jesus; concerned for the poor and for the consequences of Jesus' fame. A tragic figure, a conflicted man, and a powerfully passionate guy
Mary Magdalene: Alto. A female follower of Jesus who finds herself falling in love with him. This is a woman of great strength.
Pontius Pilate: Baritone. Governor of Judea who foresees the events of Jesus' crucifixion from beginning to aftermath in a dream and finds himself being presented with that very situation. One of the most complex characters in the play, a man of his time and a leader capable of great brutality, yet also a man of a certain conscience.
Caiaphas: Bass. Joseph Caiaphas was the high priest of Jerusalem who, according to Biblical accounts, sent Jesus to Pilate for his execution.
Annas: Tenor. Fellow priest at the side of Caiaphas who is persuaded by Caiaphas into seeing Jesus as a threat.
Peter: Baritone (G2-G4). One of Jesus' 12 apostles; denies Jesus three times upon the night of Jesus' arrest to save himself
Simon Zealotes: Tenor. One of Jesus' 12 apostles; urges Jesus to lead his followers into battle against the Romans.
King Herod: Baritone. The King of Galilee; Jesus is brought to him for judgment after first being taken to Pilate.
Ensemble: A diverse group of strong singers who move/dance extremely well. There are many featured singing roles to be played by ensemble.
For more information regarding the auditions contact the CSC box office at 908-979-0900. The CSC box office is located in the Lackland Performing Arts Center at 715 Grand Ave. Hackettstown, NJ on the campus of Centenary University. The box office is open Monday through Friday from 1 – 5pm and two hours prior to every event. Centenary Stage Company can also be found across social media platforms; Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Like and follow to receive the latest in CSC news and special offers.
The 2018-2019 season of performing arts events at the Centenary Stage Company is made possible through the generous support of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, the NJ State Council on the Arts, the Shubert Foundation, the Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, the Sandra Kupperman Foundation, and CSC corporate sponsors, including Premier Season Sponsor Heath Village Retirement Community, The House of the Good Shepherd, Silver Sponsors Hackettstown Medical Center, Home Instead Senior Care (Washington), Fulton Bank of New Jersey, and Centenary Stage Company members and supporters.


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Some have called it "The Year Comics Grew Up" and arguably 1986 stands as the most pivotal year for the modern comic book industry. So many of the stories and character changes that occurred then have affected the mythos of the characters, whether in comic book, animated, or live action form. John flies solo this time to talk a little bit about 1986 in comics!
Month: June 2016
Episode #75: When in Romex | The Money Pit (1986)
We transformed ourselves into The 30something Home Improvement Podcast… not that you should follow our advice or that we know what we're talking about. We do know all about The Money Pit, though.
Episode #74: "THAT's A Knife" | Crocodile Dundee (1986)
Come walkabout with us as we review the Australian globetrotting epic Crocodile Dundee!
Episode #73: Vomit Breath | Howard the Duck (1986)
What can one say about Howard? One podcaster left the room. Another threatened to throw up. Come along with us as we question ourselves, humanity, and the fate of time and space.

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What could possibly be wrong with making mountains out of molehills?
Management f-Laws
Systems theorist Russell Ackoff and two of his co-authors (Herbert J. Addison and Sally Bibb) invented the term "f-Laws" in 2006 to describe their collection of aphoristic truths about a large number of management issues in organizations. In many instances, these truths may be quite difficult to pinpoint. Everybody involved may just have an uneasy inkling that something is wrong, without quite knowing what it is or what caused it. If properly understood, however, the f-Laws can function as simple and reliable guides to interpreting and perhaps changing managers' and their subordinates' everyday behaviour. All to the benefit of the organization as a whole.
The f-reaking distribution of knowledge
The first of the f-Laws quoted in A little book of f-Laws: 13 common sins of management is: The lower the rank of managers, the more they know about fewer things. The higher the rank of managers, the less they know about many things. As a result executives make mountains out of molehills, while subordinates make molehills out of mountains. Is this molehills-mountains thing simply a perspectives issue or is there more about it? Is it just one of those facts of life that must be accepted or should it be addressed?
What does it mean?
I couldn't help attempting to clarify the (problematic) situation in a little cMap. The point is that executives and the management layers below them are all trapped in a game. As one of their functions, the former set the goals and make sure that the latter work to attain them. The game that unfolds between them involves fear to lose control for the one, and the fear to go wrong for the other. As a result, the confidence and collaborative spirit that are necessary for proper communication go down the drain. In Ackoff's words "the consequences are devastating: neither knows why the other does what they do, nor cares about it." Top-level goals no longer benefit of lower-level insights and vice versa.
How to address the situation?
Bibb points out that "the best organizations provide the environment in which collaboration can flourish." Key questions to improve the situation concern the nature of the goals and the mutual support necessary to achieve them. To this end, there is a need for sufficiently confident, competent people at all levels who are pursuing and readjusting goals in a spirit of collaboration and mutual understanding. No amount of power could possibly short-cut that.
Where is the systems part in f-Laws?
Well, it isn't there! That's the whole point. Systems thinking according to Ackoff focuses on the importance of organizational communication at, and between, all levels. The best way to bring that message home is to let the subversive message of the f-Laws sink in. More is explained in the Introduction (page v-ix) of Management f-Laws: how organizations really work (with a free preview of 81 f-Laws).
Where is the development part in f-Laws?
This blog is entitled Concept & Systems Learning for Development, because we believe concept mapping and systems thinking can enhance knowledge and learning capabilities for the benefit of development, be it urban, rural, human, social, or economic. The link between Ackoff's prescripts for organizational learning and systems thinking in international development may be found in Communication for another development: listening before telling (free preview), which contains a very challenging message of turning top-down development efforts upside down. But that is for a future post. Time, also, to translate the management f-Laws to development f-Laws and add a few fresh ones, too …
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As the coin shows that she should jump, Carla takes a step forward. Tracy yells at her to stop, finally confessing that she was responsible for the fire. Carla reels as Tracy reveals how she stole Michelle's keys and let herself into the flat intent on hurting her but bottled out and left, forgetting she'd lit a candle. Tracy explains how she hated her for taking Rob away and then her share of the Rovers and wanted revenge. Leanne rings the police but Amy glibly announces Simon's in her room. Leanne hugs him with relief. Tracy convinces Carla of her story and expresses her heartfelt regret. Losing her temper, Carla pushes her towards the edge and the two women struggle. Tracy breaks free and runs off. Gail expresses her anger at David and Kylie. Anna and Tim look forward to Miley's return from Canada. Nick waits in the bistro alone as he eats the special meal. Carla catches up with Tracy and offers her a lift but is refused. Back on the defence, Tracy accuses Carla of wrecking people's lives. Carla, in turn, tells Tracy she's letting the police know. Simon's mortified to realise Leanne's told Zeedan about his recent behaviour. Zeedan tells him he's not the lad he thought he was if he can attack his family. Sally takes an upset Gail for a drink and convinces her to look into converting the garage into her own room. She pushes her into inviting Tony round to No.8 to give them a quote. Carla tells Tracy the pressures she's under from neighbours and staff who hate her as a result of her actions. Carla drives off and Tracy blags a lift off a motorcyclist. David and Kylie agree to get a quote for the conversion. Back at the flat, Leanne's touched when Zeedan arrives with a sleeping bag, explaining to Simon that he's staying until he's sure he can be trusted. Arriving back home, Carla tells Tracy she's going to get justice for Kal and Maddie.
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- Carla Connor - Alison King
- Amy Barlow - Elle Mulvaney
- Ken Barlow - William Roache
- Tracy Barlow - Kate Ford
- Kylie Platt - Paula Lane
- David Platt - Jack P. Shepherd
- Gail Rodwell - Helen Worth
- Nick Tilsley - Ben Price
- Leanne Tilsley - Jane Danson
- Robert Preston - Tristan Gemmill
- Zeedan Nazir - Qasim Akhtar
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- Simon Barlow - Alex Bain
- Tony Stewart - Terence Maynard
- Tim Metcalfe - Joe Duttine
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- Glenn Marks and Curtis Rivers were credited as the Stunt Coordinators and Belinda McGinley and Nellie Burroughes as the Stunt Doubles on this episode.
- Dean, the motorcyclist who gives Tracy Barlow a lift home is uncredited although he has a line of dialogue.
- TV Times synopsis: Tracy confesses to Carla about the fire; Simon is mortified to discover Leanne told Zeedan about his behaviour; and Gail considers a garage conversion for a granny flat.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast: 6,710,000 viewers (9th place).
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I've said it once, I'll say it again: Jeffrey Archer is one of my favorite authors of all time! And to see his books coming hot out of the press, it feels like he's writing just for me. If an author manages to make that level of connection with their readers, then they obviously have to be among the best. And Jeffrey Archer is one such! He brings in unexpected twists, shocks and surprises you, makes you laugh, makes you swear, makes you cry, but no matter what, you'll fall in love with his writing!
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Vintage school desk by the Dutch brand Marko. The desk has a grey metal frame and a pink formica top. The desk is in fair condition given it's age ( there are traces of use and spots of oxidation). The size is 59,5 cm L / 42 cm W/ 56,5 cm H.


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Musical preparations of titanic proportions
YOUR STORY: This year's combined Toowoomba Grammar School / Fairholme College musical Titanic proved to be a much larger undertaking than previous productions.
Many hours of meticulous preparation went into the show, culminating in an amazing final week that truly showcased the vast talents of many TGS men and the Fairholme ladies.
Right from the beginning of the year, the musical demanded many hours of time and commitment from staff and students.
Over 200 students went through an audition process that stretched over two weeks until, finally, 94 were selected for the onstage team, 25 in the orchestra and 10 for the backstage crew of the production.
Once everyone had been allocated their specific roles, the cast moved straight into a hectic rehearsal schedule that kept everyone on their toes.
Switching between TGS and Fairholme for rehearsals twice a week certainly took a lot of organisation, time and energy from staff and students alike.
The complexity of the musical presented itself as a challenge to all students in the beginning; however, as the journey continued the many qualities and talents of all involved began to shine through.
Those who were good became better, and those who were better rose to their full potential.
It became evident that the music and drama programs offered at both schools are of a very high calibre and it wasn't just any ordinary group of high school students putting on a simple show.
It wasn't quite Broadway, but the public were certainly treated to something special and truly moving.
Although it was very busy at times, it goes without saying that the experience was invaluable to the students and one of the most enjoyable they had been a part of.
The musical fell at quite a busy time for many and credit must be given for the tenacity and diligence shown towards their commitment to the Arts.
Special thanks must also be given to Titanic director Mrs Eylece Blaikie whose work was paramount in producing the final masterpiece.
Also, special mention must be given to Mr Neil Roche-Kelly, Mr Ray Morgan, Mr John McKain, Mrs Melissa Philp, Mr Martin Paroz, Ms Suzanne Connolly, and Mr Glen Mears from Grammar, and Mrs Katrina Bailey, Mrs Karen Hayward, Mrs Jo Glasheen, Mr Rod Egerton and Mrs Clare Greenhill from Fairholme, who all contributed so much behind the scenes getting into the thick of it to put the students in good stead for the final week of performance.
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livepro's fourth annual Customer Experience Knowledge Management Forums are back this year bringing you the best and newest trends in Staff Engagement and Artificial Intelligence!
Returning in 2019 across 4 major cities, a jam packed agenda with 2 Keynote Speakers in each state have varied backgrounds including some creative and amazing minds behind cutting-edge AI technology, state government and industry veterans with a wide range of consulting expertise.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKER SYDNEY 25th JULY 2019
Beth Carey | Co-founder and CEO, Pat AI
Topic: 'AI for Customer Service'
Beth Carey is Co-founder and CEO of Pat Inc, an award-winning Conversational AI platform that provides meaning – the missing piece – to create human-like interactions with machines.
Beth has a history of establishing and growing technology businesses, leading corporate teams at IBM and Fujitsu of over 150 people, and facilitating the world-class IBM Leadership Development program across the Asia-Pacific. She has established and exited an equestrian business and is the Australian lead for global organisation Women in AI.
At Pat Inc, Beth and the team have developed a meaning-based NLU (Natural Language Understanding) algorithm which humanizes conversations with machines. When a machine understands the words in context, an application can leverage structures and characteristics of human language such as context, synonyms and previous conversations. Pat's AI cloud service for conversation enables businesses to converse in natural language with human-like accuracy on intelligent interfaces. From chatbots, voice assistants, home automation agents, text analytics, translation, to future innovations.
Pat's origin represents a 'David and Goliath' story, as it's one that demonstrates solving a 'hard AI' problem doesn't always require brute force. Last year, Pat won Best New Algorithm for AI 2018/2019 at the global AI awards and was a finalist in the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, XR Education Challenge.
Globally, as a society, we are rapidly transitioning from typing to natural language interaction (text or voice), but technology is still in its early stages of enablement. Gartner's hype cycle recently showed Deep Learning and Intelligent Assistants at the peak of the hype, plummeting to the trough of disillusionment in the next 2 years. Pat's vision is to move applications from the AI 'trough' to the 'plateau of productivity'.
AI is set to positively impact every industry, and Beth is passionate about sustainable and ethical AI, as well as diversity in AI. She regularly speaks on AI at academic and industry symposiums, and on Pat's brain-based theory with Pat Inc Co-Founder and Inventor, John Ball.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER SYDNEY 25th JULY 2019
Todd Gorsuch | CEO, Customer Science
Topic: 'Increasing Staff Engagement – Why & How'
Todd Gorsuch is an industry innovator with over two decades of experience leading, managing and growing large customer service and technology outsourcers. He has worked internationally with leading organisations in technology and government sectors.A recognised thought leader, Todd holds an MBA and Bachelor of Science, having attended Stanford University, University of Technology Sydney, and the Australian Graduate School of Management.Todd has a passion for creating and supporting great customer services using intelligent technology and best practices such as Prince 2, ITIL, ISO, Lean Six Sigma and COPC methodologies.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER MELBOURNE 1st AUGUST 2019
Leanne Robinson – Associate Director at BBB Advisory
Topic: 'Your customers will only ever love you as much as your staff do'
Leanne's strength in taking teams and organisations on a journey of business transformation, is successfully demonstrated over a lengthy career of managing and establishing award winning Contact Centres. She is a four time judge in the Auscontact Awards and is passionate about the CX industry. As a consultant, Leanne uses a range of tools and methodology to support people and organisations to thrive through times of change. An accredited Coach and Emotional Intelligence assessor, she believes that in order to be truly successful, we need to connect with people, align with their purpose and bring them with us on the journey.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER MELBOURNE 1st AUGUST 2019 & BRISBANE 8th AUGUST 2019
Luke Jamieson | Head of CX and EX at Customer Driven
Topic: 'Leveling up your organisation with gamification'
Luke Jamieson is a Leader in Customer and Employee Experience, is well-versed in Omni-Channel implementation and transformation. Luke has over 13 years of expertise across the Superannuation retail, outsourcing and profit-to-member sectors. He is passionate about customer and employee experience and is continually innovating service models that have attracted industry excellence awards. In 2013 his team was the ICMI "Global Contact Centre of the Year" for Small to Medium-Sized Centres. The team also accredited with; AusContact, Victorian Contact Centre of the Year 2012, 13 & 16. Luke was also awarded Victorian Contact Centre Manager of the year 2013.
An exciting communicator, key note speaker and thought leader, Luke has been featured in a number of publications including the Wall Street Journal as well as being invited to speak all around the world.
Luke is highly regarded as someone who can transform cultures and frameworks that break the moulds of tradition and has a proven record of positive disruption that has resulted in industry leading employee and customer satisfactions results.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER BRISBANE 8th AUGUST 2019
Trisha Print | Senior Consultant at BBB Advisory
Topic: 'The success formula to engage your employees and customers'
Trisha has over 20yrs experience in workplace training and development, business growth and efficiency, and improving customer experiences. She partners with business leaders and turns attention to strategy implementation at the operational, customer effort, leadership capability and process efficiency levels – "…I close the gap commonly found between business leaders knowing what needs to happen in their business, and the challenges often associated with how it can happen".
Trish has a continuous improvement and workplace training background, and as a business leader herself, has not only driven business growth for small and large companies, she has also identified and developed leaders for succession planning, and designed and delivered numerous soft and technical skills programs and pathways that leave a legacy of continuous growth with her clients.
She has real success in operational efficiency through review and change methodology, in strengthening leadership ability in organisations, and creating customer quality frameworks that dramatically improve both customer experiences and employee engagement alike.
Trish is recognised as a highly engaging coach, facilitator and assessor in the classroom and online eLearning platforms. She brings a creative people and customer focused approach to her training programs, and to business analysis and improvement, and uses her experiences to work with leaders and frontline managers to accomplish successful and sustainable growth, increased employee engagement and a culture of customer excellence.
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Steve Mitchinson | Chief Customer Officer WA Dept of Finance
Topic: TBA
Steve Mitchinson has worked in a number of roles in the area of customer experience transformation and strategy for over 20 years. After delivering significant operational improvements working with or consulting to some of Australia's most well-known enterprises in both the public and private sectors, Steve rejoined the Department of Transport in 2015 as Director of Customer Service Delivery for their Driver and Vehicle Service business unit. In February of 2017 he was appointed acting General Manager and leads the Dept. of Transports Customer Experience Steering Committee.
In June of this year Steve was appointed to the newly created position of Chief Customer Officer with the Dept. of Finance to lead to ServiceWA initiative. The initial ServiceWA pilot will deliver 85 face to face services from 5 agencies via the one Service Centre based in Bunbury and connect digital services via wa.gov.au.
Steve is also a member of the state governments Business and Technology Advisory Committee.
Steve has developed a range of highly effective methods and operational models to ensure that reducing costs, and improving the customer experience and employee engagement are complimentary objectives that can be achieved in harmony.
He is a former Director and National President of both the Australian Institute of Credit Management, and Auscontact, the Australian Contact Centre industry association, and has served on a number of government advisory panels related to business services.
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Caroline Shepherd | Senior Consultant at BBB Advisory
Topic: TBA
Caroline has over 25 years' frontline management experience in customer service and contact centres in a diverse range of industries including telecommunications, credit management, transport, emergency services, government, higher education and utilities.
She specialises in supporting organisations to deliver effective technology solutions through lean process review, identifying and interpreting business requirements and solution selection, to project management and successful implementation using Agile Methodology.
Her experience in technology implementations including telephony (recently CISCO and Genesys PureConnect) and CRM's (including Microsoft Dynamics and SalesForce) is impressive – on-time, on-budget and no downtime, with 100s of users, and new desks/locations. She's experienced in omni-channel, workflow, knowledge management, interaction capture, live chat, case management and dashboards.
Caroline has an engaging, positive and professional approach to working with your team to understand the demand drivers and supply options for your organisation. Using human centred design thinking, she puts the customer and the users at the centre of the decision making process. This approach delivers practical solutions that meet both the customer needs and the organisational strategic objectives, whether that be cost reduction, enhancing the customer experience or organisational restructuring.
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Posts for tag: Chemical Peels
Think of it as peeling away or reversing the signs of aging. The signs of aging naturally become more prominent as we age – we're talking wrinkles, fine lines, and more. But you can do something about that, without surgery. Chemical peels work, and for more than aging concerns. Here at Feinstein Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery in Delray Beach, chemical peels is one of our specialties in our Aesthetic Center.
Chemical peels are a fan favorite here, and we're not alone in that affinity. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, they're among the top five cosmetic minimally invasive procedures performed in 2017. They address a wide range of skin issues, and that's just one of the many The Benefits of Chemical Peels.
What Are Chemical Peels?
A chemical peel is a skin resurfacing treatment that will improve collagen production and give you smoother, regenerated skin. It involves an aesthetician applying a chemical solution to your skin, which causes it to exfoliate and eventually peel off – hence the name chemical peel. The cosmetic treatment can be applied to the face, neck, and hands.
The Many Benefits of Chemical Peels
There are many reasons why chemical peels are so popular. For starters, they can address and help improve several skin conditions and concerns, including the following:
- Fine Lines and Wrinkles
- Acne or Acne Scars
- Irregular Skin Pigmentation
- Rough Skin and Scaly Patches
- Certain Scars
- Sun-damaged Skin
Types of Chemical Peels
There are basically three types chemical peels, addressing various needs, and when determining which peel would work best for you, we take into consideration your skin type, your desired outcome or aesthetic goals, and your lifestyle. Here are the kinds of peels:
- Light Peel (or lunchtime peel): Dryness, acne or fine wrinkling, uneven pigmentation
- Medium Peel: Acne scars, uneven skin color
- Deep Peel: Facial wrinkles, sun-damaged skin, scars, blotchiness, pre-cancerous growths
Quick Results
Results can vary, depending on different factors, but overall, chemical peels can give you quick results. And while the results might not be permanent, you can help protect your new skin by moisturizing properly and always protect your skin from the sun's harsh rays.
Realistic Goals of Chemical Peels
Let's talk expectations and aesthetic goals. Chemical peels are excellent at regenerating your skin cells and literally giving your skin new life. However, there are some skin issues that a chemical peel cannot address. They don't work for deep facial lines or wrinkles, nor do they significantly tighten loose or sagging skin, and they don't work for removing deep scars.
With any cosmetic procedure – either nonsurgical or surgical, you have to manage expectations. And that's one of the reasons you need to work with an experienced dermatologist office - Feinstein Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery in Delray Beach, for a chemical peel.
Make an Appointment to See Us
Call us and make an appointment so we can further discuss the benefits of chemical peels and determine if you're a good candidate for the treatment. We'll also tell you about all of the other cosmetic and anti-aging treatments we offer here. Our compassionate, licensed doctors are great at creating and managing your individualized treatment plan, ensuring the highest quality care with the most effective results.
We're Ready to Help You Look and Feel Your Best
Feinstein Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery is a one-stop shop with a medical dermatologist, surgical dermatologist, an aesthetician, and in-house lab. Let us give you the personal attention you deserve, and help you look as young as you feel. Call us at 561-498-4407 and let us make you look your best.
If you're bothered by fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring or an uneven skin tone, or if you are looking for a simple way to rejuvenate your skin, chemical peels may be a good option for you.
A chemical peel is a cosmetic procedure performed by your dermatologist. This in-office treatment involves applying an acid solution to remove damaged outer layers of skin, erasing imperfections and improving skin tone and texture. As the old, outer layer of skin is exfoliated and removed, it stimulates the growth of new, healthy skin cells that are smoother and less wrinkled than the old skin.
This time-tested, non-invasive procedure is quick—in most cases less than an hour—and yields fast results. It can drastically improve the appearance of skin marked by wrinkles, scars and other signs of aging or sun damage.
Chemical peels can improve the appearance of:
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Uneven skin pigmentation
- Acne scarring
- Sun-damaged skin
- Age spots
- Freckling
Chemical peels can be applied to many parts of the body including the face, neck, chest and hands and are available in several different strengths. Our office can help you determine the type of chemical used depending on your skin type and desired results. The best candidate for a chemical peel is a person with fair skin and light hair, although darker skin types can also achieve good results depending on their specific problem and treatment goals.
How many treatments are necessary depends on the severity of skin damage and the patient's goals. With each treatment, scarring and other imperfections typically diminish more and more.
At your dermatologist's office, we can help you achieve your most radiant, youthful skin. Visit to learn more about cosmetic dermatology and to find out if you are a candidate for chemical peels.


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The Business League offers a host of events and services that support the growth of your business and the development of a strong network. Our most well-known and attended event, our monthly Business Breakfast, is held on the first Wednesday of each month and on the third Tuesday of each month.
The Next Business League Breakfast – South
WHEN: Tuesday 20th February 2018
WHERE: Parkwood International Golf Course
INVESTMENT COST: Early bird tickets $48 for Guests (Early bird offer finishes on Mon 29 Jan '18).
Trent was instrumental in the design and construction of Gold Coast City Marina and Shipyard 17 years ago. GCCM has become an international benchmark and a vital part of the Australian Superyacht Industry.
In 2014, the Gay Group of Companies took sole ownership of GCCM and Trent took over as CEO. GCCM has since received a number of industry accolades including MIA Best Marina & Boatyard Facility 2013/2014/2015/2016 and Superyacht Australia Business of the Year – Service Provider 2016.
Trent has invested heavily and consistently over the last two decades, in promoting the Australian Superyacht Industry across the globe including Singapore, Fort Lauderdale, Thailand, Tahiti and Europe. He has also been invited to speak at numerous conferences including the Australian Superyacht and Marine Export Conference and the Asia Pacific Yachting Conference.
Trent has consistently supported all of Australia's peak marine industry bodies including AIMEX, SYA, ACMG, MIA, BIA and GCWA. GCCM has also been a long-term participant in various industry programs and awards because Trent is passionate about promoting continual improvement and innovation in the industry.
During this business breakfast, Trent will talk about the "Business of Boats" and what he has learnt about business in his 17-years paving the way in his industry.
Trent will share his challenges and how he overcame them, how he remains focused and how he creates a strategy and implements it across his large organisation.


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near Riverside, Florida (United States)
A great place to just get out and see nature. The trails, or more so "forest roads" are well kept and offer varying topography.
Access is via a free ferry as is the park itself also free, a donation is accepted in the part store.
The Park Rangers are very friendly and freely offer Q&A with visitors.
Depending on the time of they year, the hike can range from easy to moderate, off-trail is viable but the terrain difficulty can rise.
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Tom Choma Feb 16, 2014
This truly is a very nice place to visit, as mentioned the ranger reception was very nice. They are ready to take you back and forth to the island when you need them, just watch the time of the last trip. As you enter the island you will encounter plenty of places for a picnic. The camp store had souvenirs as well as supplys needed for camping and hiking. There are a number of nature trails to explore, as well as old roads which crisscross the island. For those who enjoy GEOCaching, there are a number of those to look for. If your into camping, there are primitive campsites as well as cabins to rent. Thus you can enjoy just a day trip or stay a few days if you so wish.
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season with salt and pepper and fry till halfcook.
lemon sauce
1/2 c. butter
1 1/2 tsp. sugar
3 tbsp. lemon juice
1/8 tsp. red pepper
1/8 tsp. poultry seasoning
2 tsp. flour
1/3 c. water
1/8 tsp. pepper
1 tsp. salt
1/2 clove garlic, crushed
Heat butter and garlic over low heat, stirring constantly until butter is melted. Blend in flour and continue cooking until mixture is bubbly. Remove from heat. Stir in remaining ingredients. Heat to boiling, stirring constantly. Use to baste chicken or fish during cooking.
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Things You Should Know Before Taking A Laser Hair Removal
Laser Hair Removal has become a huge trend in recent years, due to the advanced technology and low expenses that it now requires.
As you embark upon this important journey, it would be wise to get your facts straight and learn how this miracle technology can dramatically improve your life.
Who Is It Ideal For?
Laser hair removal process may sound too sophisticated and expensive, however, it has never been more affordable! With rising strides in laser technology, scientists and medical practitioners have been able to work hand in hand to improve modern standards and push the boundaries towards providing effective, affordable, and safe technology that consumers can use.
Lasers work best on folks with dark hair and light skin, and although recent advances have expanded their reach to light hair and dark skin, the studies are still unreliable at best.
- The technologies created are now safe and effective on all skin types.
- Before you go for your procedure, it's wise to confirm with your specialists about your skin tone and hair colour to prevent any adverse effects in the near future. Before you start your treatments you will have to meet a technician for a free consultation. The specialist will evaluate and determine your skin type as well as you hair color in order to see what treatment is best suited for you.
How Does It Work?
Lasers work by emitting concentrated pulsed rights aimed at melanin (dark pigmentation) found in our skin. Thus if you do have dark skin, the laser is likely to target melanin in the nearby skin cells causing discolouration, so it's better to avoid it if you aren't light skinned.
*We have lasers that treat all skin types. So the above is true for the machine called the Light Sheer Duet, but we also offer the Gmax Pro that is specifically for dark skin. However, a tanned skin is never ideal for either machine.
How Fast Does Hair Grow?
Hair tends to fall out within 10-14 days. We'd recommend using a moderate, yet concentrated sugar scrub as it helps further loosen weak hair and retains much needed moisture within the skin that requires exfoliation.
How Does The Procedure Work?
Laser hair removal treatment beams of concentrated pulsed light rays at the follicles of hair, thus clearing out the intended hair within a short period of time.
While previous techniques such as electrolysis on the back or the legs would take days to completely remove hair, laser procedures can do it much faster.
At Dermamode, a full hair removal on both legs can be completed in approximately two hours by a qualified beautician who offers laser treatment. The time for a laser treatment can be an hour to and hour and 30 depending on the machine being used.
These procedures work great for treating hair on the back, shoulders, chest and arms. However, for facial and chin hair, we'd recommend our effective electrolysis treatment as it's more suited to that part of the body and is effective in smaller areas with more contours.
*Both laser and electrolysis are used for facial hair. The thickness and color of the hairs will determine what treatment will be used. Often the two technologies are used, Laser being first and Electrolysis at the end to get the hairs that the laser did not catch. The laser will not catch hairs that are blond, red or light brown and thin.
For a phenomenal change, 6 laser hair sessions spanning 4 weeks (depending on the area) each are the most optimal for a 70-80% immediate and visible reduction in hair growth.
Are Results Guaranteed?
Yes! Laser technology has quickly achieved great strides along its path to innovation that past errors are significantly decreasing by the day. As a relatively new and evolving technology, lasers can do a lot of good.
We also offer electrolysis and it is effective just in a different way. As mentioned earlier, these are sometimes used after laser treatments.
At Dermamode, we conduct a detailed analysis of your skin and its compatibility for the delicate procedure thus informing you beforehand of its effectiveness. This is especially done by a technician during your free consultation. With qualified personnel and modernistic machines infrastructure, our success rate of laser hair removal treatments remains at an all time high.


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One in 10 U.S. beaches isn't safe for swimming
Before you head out to catch some waves this summer, you may want to know which beaches are contaminated … with sewage. One in 10 recreational beaches in the U.S. isn't fit for swimming, Discovery News reports. While Delaware is the best state to go for a swim, Ohio shorelines are the worst with 47 of its 63 beaches often failing to meet water quality standards. Find out how the shores in your state fair by looking at the report released by the Natural Resources Defense Council this week.


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$FSLR Big rejection at the 200sma on the daily chart. We can still use the higher lows for support but, I'm looking to join in with the sellers here and short pops.
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About our Photographic Enlargements: Each 10 x 15 inch image is printed on glossy photographic paper and is supplied hand-rolled and posted in a strong cardboard tube or is flat-packed to ensure safe delivery. We have chosen a selection of our favourite crop circles from the 2015 season for you to choose from.
Newton Barrow, Stoford. Wilts:
This formation was the first in a series of related designs to occur in the 2015 season and was located near Newton Barrow (ancient earthwork) near to Shoford, close to Salisbury in Wiltshire. The design incorporates small and large crescent shapes along an axis with circles at each end and unique diamond-esque shapes in the centre. You can read much more about the formation here.


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February 20, 2019
A coalition of 16 states—led by California—filed suit on February 18 to block President Donald Trump's ploy to fund a southern border wall by declaring a national emergency.
In addition to California, the other states that joined the lawsuit are Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon and Virginia.
The plaintiffs called Trump's declaration—which side-stepped a firm "no" to his request for $5 billion in funding for the wall from Congress— a "flagrant disregard of fundamental separation of powers principles," Politico reported.
The complaint (State of California et. al. v. Trump et. al.)—which requested injunctive relief from the U.S. District Court for Northern California under proceeding #3:19-cv-00872—is the third in a string of legal challenges already launched against Trump's use of emergency powers since he announced the move during a meandering White House news conference on January 15, the political news outlet said.
Public Citizen, a liberal advocacy group, along with Frontera Audobon Society of South Texas, also filed a suit (Case No. 19-ev-404) late Friday—this one, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia— on behalf of three Texas landowners who would be impacted by the construction of a wall along the border.
"Rather than responding to an emergency requiring immediate action, the Declaration seeks to address a long-running disagreement between the President and Congress about whether to build a wall along the southwestern border and Congress's refusal to appropriate funds for that purpose," the complaint said.
"However,:" it continued, "under our Constitution, built on the principle of separation of powers, a disagreement between the President and Congress about how to spend money does not constitute an emergency authorizing unilateral executive action. The Declaration and the planned expenditure of Department of Defense funds for construction of the wall exceed President Trump's authority under the National Emergencies Act, other statutes invoked by the President as authority to fund the wall, and the Constitution. The invocation of emergency powers and exercise of those powers, and the diversion of funds to build a wall, are thus contrary to law."
And Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics—a nonprofit organization based in Washington, DC— has filed a motion against the Department of Justice demanding that the agency provide documents pertaining to the legal justification of the president's emergency declaration.
Americans deserve to know the true basis for President Trump's unprecedented decision to enact emergency powers to pay for a border wall," said CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder, in a release from the group, adding, "We're suing because the government has so far failed to produce the requested documents or provide an explanation for their delay."
The states that filed against the president on February 18 argued that Trump engaged in an "unlawful scheme" when he "used the pretext of a manufactured 'crisis' of unlawful immigration to declare a national emergency and redirect federal dollars appropriated for drug interdiction, military construction, and law enforcement initiatives toward building a wall on the United States-Mexico border," according to a copy of the complaint obtained by Politico.
"It's kind of awkward to say that on Presidents' Day we're going to be suing the president of the United States, but sometimes that's what you have to do," California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said during a Monday appearance on CNN, after telegraphing for weeks that he was prepared to take swift legal action if Trump followed through on his repeated vows to invoke an immigration emergency to justify diverting wall funding.
Becerra, who is leading the states coalition, alleges that Trump "has veered the country toward a constitutional crisis of his own making" despite a refusal by Congress refusing to allocate the funds needed to start construction. It cites his remarks in the Friday news conference that he "didn't need to do this" as evidence his emergency declaration was without merit.
A White House spokesperson declined to comment.
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New India Assurance files DRHP with Sebi2 min read . Updated: 09 Aug 2017, 08:30 PM IST
New India Assurance files draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for public listing before Sebi, a total of 12 crore shares to be sold through the sale offer
New India Assurance files draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for public listing before Sebi, a total of 12 crore shares to be sold through the sale offer
Mumbai: Country's largest non-life insurer, New India Assurance (NIA) filed draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for public listing before the capital markets regulator Sebi in Mumbai on Wednesday.
Prior to it, the national reinsurer, GIC Re had filed DRHP for public listing before the capital markets regulator Sebi on Monday.
The government will be selling 9.6 crore shares, whereas NIA itself will be selling 2.4 crore shares through the IPO. Thus a total of 12 crore shares of the non-life insurer would be sold through the share sale offer, constituting around 14.56% of the company's post issue share capital, as per the filing of the company.
The issue size of the forthcoming IPO of New India Assurance is likely to be over $1 billion, merchant banking sources said. The issue is likely to hit the market in mid November.
The face value of company's each share is Rs5 and both the premium and the total issue size will be decided at a later date with the consultation of the government. "We have filed DRHP for the company's forthcoming IPO with Sebi today," a senior official of the company told PTI.
"The company's IPO was likely to hit the market within 2-3 months from now," he added.
There will be a total disinvestment of 25% over three years. The networth of the company, including fair value of investments, is Rs34,716 crore at the end-March 31.
The market value of investment is Rs53,009 crore and its asset base is Rs69,173 crore. Authorised share capital of the company stood at Rs300 crore and the paid-up share capital at Rs200 crore as on March-end.
The government holds 100% stake in the company. NIA has reported a net profit at Rs1,008 crore in fiscal 2017, up 22% over fiscal 2016, driven by investment income which whittled down the high underwriting losses.
The insurer, with 16% market share, had a domestic premium income of Rs19,115 crore, a growth of 27.17% from Rs15,115 crore a year ago.
NIA is the only Indian general insurer that has a large scale international operations. Axis Capital, Yes Bank, Nomura, IDFC Bank and Kotak are managing NIA's IPO.
According to NIA's draft prospectus, the profitability of general insurance companies is dependent on underwriting performance and investment returns. The country's general insurance industry is faced with huge underwriting losses.
In fiscal 2016, the industry reported cumulative underwriting losses of around Rs14,700 crore. The adverse trend in underwriting continued in fiscal 2017 as well, with the industry posting underwriting losses of Rs11,000 crore in the first nine months of the year, the prospectus said.
Despite the underwriting losses, the industry has been profitable at the net level, supported by healthy investment income both in the form of income from interest, dividend, and rents and profit from sale of investments, the draft prospectus said.
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Sometimes, nothing feels better than a night of chilling at home with a glass of wine, watching your favorite romantic comedies, and swooning after the leading ladies' iconic looks. Consciously and unconsciously, rom-com queens like Meg Ryan and Julia Roberts have influenced so many of our beauty choices. The first time I ever applied pink lip gloss, all I wanted was to look like Elle Woods.
If we could, we'd go on a Sephora shopping spree with Vivian Ward from Pretty Woman and Jennifer Lopez's character Mary Fiore from The Wedding Planner, but since that's not exactly in the cards, we'll settle for this game of make-believe instead. Read on to discover our 2019 interpretations of unforgettable rom-com makeup routines—from classics like Diane Keaton's titular character in Annie Hall and Meg Ryan's Annie Reed in Sleepless in Seattle to 21st-century blockbuster roles like Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. If these onscreen icons were to shop for makeup today, this is what we think they'd buy.
Mary Fiore in The Wedding Planner
The Setting: Early-2000s San Francisco. Wedding planner Mary Fiore (Jennifer Lopez) has been nuptial-obsessed since early childhood but has become so focused on her career that romance has completely fallen by the wayside. She spends her nights alone in her apartment eating takeout and watching Antiques Roadshow. Mary is professional and ambitious, hoping to make partner at her firm.
The Vibe: Polished, meticulous, and business-like. Mary is the girl who cleans her apartment and folds her napkins every night, and she treats her brows, lashes, and lip liner with equal precision and poise.
In Her Words: "I am a goddamn professional!"
Annie Reed in Sleepless in Seattle
The Setting: Early-2000s Baltimore, Seattle, and New York. Hopeless romantic Annie Reed (Meg Ryan), a reporter in Baltimore, is listening to a love-advice radio show when widower Sam Baldwin (Tom Hanks) calls in. Upon simply hearing his voice, Annie falls for him, even though they've never met and she is engaged. So Annie writes Sam a letter asking him to meet her at the Empire State Building on Valentine's Day, hoping it might lead to something.
The Vibe: Romantic, understated, and moody. Anything to make those big eyes and softly downturned lips look even poutier.
In Her Words: "Destiny is something we've invented because we can't stand the fact that everything that happens is accidental."
Vivian Ward in Pretty Woman
The Setting: The late '80s/early '90s in the seedy side of Hollywood and the ritzy side of Beverly Hills. Vivian Ward (Julia Roberts) is a prostitute on Hollywood Boulevard; Edward Lewis (Richard Gere) is a high-powered businessman who picks her up on a lark. The two fall hard for each other, despite all the unlikely odds.
The Vibe: Both before and after Vivian's transformation from hooker to ingenue, her aesthetic is flashy, unapologetic, and free-spirited.
In Her Words: "I wouldn't say I'm a planner. I would say I'm a kinda fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants gal. You know, moment to moment."
Anne Hall in Annie Hall
The Setting: Manhattan, New York, in the 1970s. Anne Hall (Diane Keaton) is a struggling nightclub singer with a quirky personality, trying to navigate the dynamics of her relationship with cynical comedian Alvy Singer, her polar opposite.
The Vibe: Playful and eccentric. Annie Hall's minimalistic makeup aesthetic complements her iconic androgynous menswear-inspired clothes.
In Her Words: "La-dee-da, la-dee-da."
Elle Woods in Legally Blonde
The Setting: Early-2000s Los Angeles and Boston. Ditzy but unexpectedly brilliant Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) has the perfect Southern California life until her snobbish boyfriend dumps her for a classmate at Harvard Law School. So Elle gets into Harvard herself to win him back.
The Vibe: Sparklingly positive, frilly, and pretty fancy, though deeper than she appears. She's no doubt a stickler for well-made formulas and beauty-obsessed. Even her résumés are pink and scented.
In Her Words: "Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed."
Monica Wright in Love & Basketball
The Setting: The late '90s/early 2000s in Los Angeles. Tough girl Monica Wright (Sanaa Lathan) and her childhood friend Quincy McCall (Omar Epps) both aspire to be professional basketball players. Monica is fiercely competitive but sometimes her emotions get the best of her, especially as, over the years, she and Quincy begin to fall for each other, only to have their diverging basketball careers threaten to pull them apart.
The Vibe: Tomboyish. Monica has no time or interest in a cumbersome makeup routine.
In Her Words: "I'd rather wear a jersey than an apron."
Princess Buttercup in The Princess Bride
The Setting: The mythical land of Florin, sometime in the Middle Ages. Stunningly beautiful peasant-turned-princess Buttercup (Robin Wright) and her one true love, farm boy Westley (Cary Elwes), are tragically separated. They embark on a dangerous fairytale adventure to reunite and save Buttercup from her unwanted marriage to stick-in-the-mud Prince Humperdinck.
The Vibe: Romantic, delicate, and classic. Buttercup is the fairest maiden in the land and your classic damsel in distress.
In Her Words: "You can't hurt me. Westley and I are joined by the bonds of love. And you cannot track that, not with a thousand bloodhounds, and you cannot break it, not with a thousand swords."
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Atheneum, the Coastal Carolina University yearbook, was published from 1969 to 1997. The yearbooks allow us to trace change in the culture and attitudes of students on the CCU campus throughout the years. The 1969 yearbook is considered to be the first volume because previous editions were included as part of Garnet and Black, the University […]
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Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories – Berkeley County High School
The first totally county-funded school in Berkeley County was established in 1912 in Moncks Corner. Students of all ages attended. By 1928, the number of students had dramatically increased. A separate high school was needed. Construction began on a two-story brick building with twelve classrooms, a library, and an office. Berkeley High School was student-ready […]
Berkeley County (S.C.) Memories – Mary Palmer's Composition Book
A descendent of French Huguenot, Isaac Mazyck, who settled in South Carolina in 1686, Mary Louisa Palmer (daughter of Henry Milner Palmer and Julia Palmer) was born near Eutawville, South Carolina on August 2, 1874. It is unknown where Miss Palmer attended school. Her grandson, Keith Gourdin of Pineville, S. C. has the copy book in his collection. […]
Bobbin and Beaker
The Bobbin and Beaker was an official student publication of the Clemson School of Industrial Management and Textile Science. Organized in November 1939 by Iota Chapter of Phi Psi Fraternity for the Clemson Textile School, the first issue of this semiannual publication arrived in March 1940 for the students, textile school graduates, and the textile […]
Carolana: Yearbook of the University of South Carolina Upstate
The Spartanburg Regional Campus, opened in the fall of 1967, did not produce their own separate yearbook until 1969. In 1968, they were included in the Regional Campus Edition of the Garnet and Black, with a ten-page layout. Beginning in 1969, the Carolana yearbook was produced every year through 1982 at which time publication was […]
Carolina Student's Handbook
The Carolina Student's Handbook offers a glimpse of the campus culture at the University of South Carolina from the 1920s through the 1940s. Published annually by the University's YMCA and YWCA chapters, it was primarily aimed at freshman, and included information on the honor code, campus traditions, songs, organizations, athletics, and more. The handbook also […]
Center for Women's and Gender Studies 20th Anniversary Poster Collection
Established at USC Spartanburg in October 1998, the Center for Women's and Gender Studies (CWGS) is housed in the College of Arts and Sciences and serves students, faculty, staff and community members through curricular and co-curricular programming. As part of the USC Upstate commitment to recognizing and supporting diversity efforts on campus, the Center for […]
Central High School Yearbooks
After an election in Pickens County from a new school act, the voters decided in February 1908 that a new Central High School should be built. Shortly thereafter, work was begun on this new high school building on Church Street, a modern brick structure with six large classrooms, a large auditorium and space in the […]
Chesnee Collection
The Chesnee Collection contains items documenting the history of the city of Chesnee and the surrounding area, including school yearbooks.
Chicora College Yearbooks
In the first part of the 20th century, Greenville South Carolina was home to two colleges for women, Chicora College and the Greenville Woman's College. This collection of materials includes yearbooks dating from 1901 to 1914 for Chicora College, which provides insights into both the everyday life and the academic world of young women of that […]
Clariosophic Literary Society Records of the University of South Carolina
The Clariosophic Literary Society was one of two original student organizations established at South Carolina College in 1806. The Clariosophic and Euphradian Literary Societies sought to prepare their members for future leadership roles by strengthening their oratorical skills. This collection comes from USC's South Caroliniana Library and comprises 132 volumes of society records, spanning the […]
Clemson Chronicle
The Clemson Chronicle is the University's student run literary arts magazine, featuring prose, poetry, art, and photography.
Clemson Class of 1939
The Clemson College Class of 1939 is a unique class. After graduation, not only did almost all of its members serve in World War II (with 26 making the ultimate sacrifice), but they also made a series of commitments to the University at their 50th Golden Anniversary Reunion in 1989 that have both served to […]
Clemson Newsletter
The Clemson Newsletters contain information for the faculty and staff of the University.
Clemson President's Reports to the Board of Trustees
This collection represents reports on the operations, expenditures, and recommendations to the Clemson University Board of Trustees by the university president.
Clemson University Board of Trustees Minutes and Reports 1888-
Minutes and reports of Clemson University's Board of Trustees from 1888 to the present. Since its beginnings in 1888, the Clemson University Board of Trustees is the main governing body for the university. As defined in Thomas Green Clemson's will, the Board of Trustees consists of seven Trustees who select their successors and six Trustees […]
Clemson University Commencement Programs
Clemson University's commencement programs from 1896 to the Present.
Clemson University Cooperative Extension Annual Reports
Items in this collection represent annual reports for the extension state and county offices, as well as separate reports for the African American extension agents. Started in 1907 with Dr. Seaman Knapp, an agriculturist and special agent for the USDA, the program was intended to be farm demonstrations to instruct farmers on proper farming techniques. […]
Clemson University Historical Images Online
Clemson University Photographs (Series 100) spans from 1893-2008 and contains photographs, negatives, slides, postcards, and other media documenting the history and development of Clemson University. Most of the images originated from the Clemson News Bureau, News Services, Clemson University Communications Center, and Publications and Promotion (commonly known as the Photo Lab) with some donated by […]
Clemson Yearbooks
The Clemson annual yearbooks have been a tradition since 1899, when the first issue was published as the Clemson College Chronicle. Since 1899, the yearbook has had several names: Clemson College Chronicle (1899-1900) The Clemsonian (1901) Clemson College Chronicle (1902) The Oconeean (1903-1904) The Chronicle (1905) Clemson College Annual (1906-1907 )In 1908, Taps became the […]
Clemson's Cooperative Extension Service Photographs 1880-1979
The physical collection consists of more than 11,000 positive and negative images produced by the Cooperative Extension Service and South Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station from the 1920s until the 1970s. A few images made before 1930 were not produced by the Service but were acquired and maintained with the collection. Many of the images appeared […]
College of Charleston Board of Trustees Minutes
This collection consists of typed College of Charleston board meeting minutes from 1791 to 2007.
College of Charleston Buildings and Grounds Photograph Collection
The collection contains photographs of the College of Charleston campus through out the years. Photographs include the exteriors and interiors of buildings on the grounds. Also included in the collection are photographs chronicalling the construction of campus structures.
Documenting the Clemson African American Experience
This collection contains selected materials that hold historical and cultural significance to the African American community and represent its longtime presence at Clemson University. Resources included in the collection are from the University Archives that span from 1828 to the present day. These include photographs, manuscripts and records from multiple collections related to: Harvey Gantt, […]
Early History of Columbia College
These digital collections include diplomas, literary society membership certificates, class rings, and jewelry. Columbia College was founded in 1854 in Columbia, SC, by the United Methodist Church as a liberal arts college for women. Columbia College currently offers evening, graduate, and online programs serving both women and men in addition to the Women's College. Established […]
Equality of Educational Opportunity
This report is submitted in response to Section 402 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: SEC. 402. The Commissioner shall conduct a survey and make a report to the President and the Congress, within two years of the enactment of this title, concerning the lack of availability of equal educational opportunities for individuals by […]
Erskine College Digital Collections; Yearbooks of South Carolina
Erskine College and Theological Seminary is a private four-year liberal arts college and graduate theological seminary founded in 1837 (Seminary) and 1839 (College) and located in Due West, SC. The institution is affiliated with the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. The McCain Library Department of Archives and Special Collections serves to preserve and provide access to […]
Erskine College Photograph Collection
Late 19th and early 20th century photographic images of students and campus life at Erskine College in Due West, S.C. Erskine College was founded in 1839 by the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Fairfield High School Oral History Collection
Stories of desegregation often focus on the urban schools that were in the spotlight thanks to their media coverage or the conflicts surrounding them, from Little Rock to Boston. Much less attention is paid to schools in rural communities, outside the media glare. In addition, the period before integration is often neglected, or discussed solely […]
Fox Movietone News Collection
The collection contains seven million feet of nitrate motion picture film and four million feet of safety motion picture film documenting the national and global politics and culture from 1919 through 1934 and from September 1942 through August 1944. Paper holdings provide detailed notes generated by original camera crews as well as ephemera related to […]
Francis Marion University Digital Collections; Yearbooks of South Carolina
The university archives of Francis Marion University are housed in the James A. Rogers Library. These digital collections begin with the college yearbooks. Francis Marion University is a four-year liberal arts university in Florence, SC. The institution began as a University of South Carolina regional campus and became a state-supported college in 1970. Named Francis […]
Furman Magazine
First published in December 1951, the Furman Magazine contains rich historical content about the consolidation of Greenville Woman's College and the old campus of Furman University, the construction of the current campus, and the accomplishments of University professors, alumni, and friends. Recent issues of the Furman Magazine have the "Class Notes" section redacted for privacy […]
Furman Singers Scrapbooks
Founded in 1946, Furman Singers is one of the premier collegiate ensembles in America. The group tours across the United States and Europe, showcasing a repertoire that covers everything from Renaissance motets to the finest choral music of the 20th century. Each year since 1970, the Furman Singers compile a scrapbook documenting their experiences. All […]
Furman University Army ROTC
Photographs on the history of Army ROTC at Furman University spanning the 1960s-2000s. The Furman University Department of Military Science was originally organized in the fall of 1950 as an Armored Cavalry ROTC Unit.
Furman University Concert Choir
The Furman Concert Choir was organized in 1960 as a small, auditioned group which performs choral music form all periods of music history. The choir has performed at national conventions and conferences, television specials, and, in 1973, were one of only five American choirs selected to participate in the Vienna Choral Symposium. This collection contains […]
Furman University Course Catalogs
Contents include Furman University catalogs from 1852 through 2013 and Greenville Woman's College catalogs from 1857 through 1937. Furman University catalogs Greenville Woman's College catalogs
Furman University Historical Images
This collection contains over 2,000 historical images of Furman University including photographs and glass plate negatives from Furman University (both the downtown Greenville campus and the current campus) and Greenville Woman's College. The images from this collection date from 1865 through 1989 with the majority of the images from the 1930s – 1960s. […]
Furman University Postcard Collection
Browse postcards from the Furman University Special Collections and Archives. Postcards are from the Ethel Howard Postcard Collection, the Furman University Postcard Collection, the South Carolina Postcard Collection, the Greenville Woman's College Collection, and the Judson Collection.
Furman University Student Newspapers
View issues of the Furman University student publication The Furman Hornet (1916 – 1961) and The Paladin (1961-1999). Additional issues will be added in the future. Browse by Title: The Furman Hornet The Furman Paladin
Furman University Yearbooks
This growing collection currently includes all the Bonhomie yearbooks from 1901-current and selected Entre Nous yearbooks from 1911-1932. Browse by Title: Furman University Bonhomie Yearbooks Greenville Woman's College Entre Nous Yearbooks
Garnet and Black Yearbooks, 1899-1994
The University of South Carolina Garnet and Black Yearbooks range from 1899 to 1994 and are from the South Caroliniana Library collection. Browse the yearbooks by decade, or search across available volumes with a keyword search.
Government Information Pamphlet Collection
Government departments', divisions', agencies' and programs' pamphlets from the 1930s to the late 1960s.
Greenville County Library System – Taylors Branch
Collection of photographs from the SC Room Archives of the Taylors library branch. The Taylors Branch of the Greenville County Library was founded on November 20, 1973. In the 1920s the Bookmobile had been begun stopping every other week in Taylors at the First Baptist Church, but eventually the growth of the community warranted its […]
Greenwood County Historical Photographs
This collection from the Greenwood County Library contains photographs of local buildings, businesses, churches, events, and people. Digitization assistance provided by the South Carolina State Library's Digitization in a Box Program.
Greenwood County Library Photographs
This collection from the Greenwood County Library contains photographs from the 1900s that include library programs, book displays, library buildings, bookmobiles, and library staff. Digitization assistance provided by the South Carolina State Library's Digitization in a Box Program.
Home Movies from Moving Image Research Collections
Moving Image Research Collections' holdings of amateur films and home movies documents family life, holiday celebrations, vacation travel and much more. These films, created in many locations across the United States and across the globe as well, represent a period of time spanning from the early 20th century to the 1970's.
Horry Georgetown Technical College Yearbooks
The student yearbooks from Horry Georgetown Technical College. Horry Georgetown Technical College is a two-year, public coeducational college approved by several accreditation agencies and offers more than 80 associate degrees, diplomas, and certificate programs. Non-credit and corporate training programs are offered through the continuing education division of the College. Founded in 1966, the College has […]
James W. Colbert, Jr., MD, Oral History Project, 2009
James W. Colbert, Jr., MD, joined the Medical University of South Carolina as its first Vice President for Academic Affairs on February 1, 1969. He served as Vice President until his death on September 11, 1974. This series of interviews documents the memories of Dr. Colbert's family and colleagues about his life and his tenure […]
Local Television Newsfilm Collections
The Local Television News Collections at Moving Image Research Collections (MIRC) comprise approximately 1.5 million feet of 16mm motion picture film outtakes dating from the late 1950s to the early 1980s, donated by several South Carolina television stations. These outtakes document over two decades of local people and events, as well as reportage surrounding significant […]
Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary Collection
This collection from the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary located in Columbia, S.C., includes photographs, correspondence and documents that document its history and growth.
McColl High School Yearbooks
The McColl High School Yearbooks collection is made up of High School yearbooks from the McColl community in South Carolina between the years of 1949 and 1967. In the collection, you will find yearbooks from two former High Schools: the Robert Fletcher Memorial School and the McColl High School.
Medical College Expansion Program Lantern Slides, 1954-1974
The Medical College Expansion Program Lantern Slides, 1954-1974, digital collection consists of portions of two separate archival collections of the MUSC University Archives, capturing the architectural development and construction on the growing campus of the Medical College of South Carolina. The slides of ARC 101 comprise a series of the Kenneth M. Lynch, Sr., M.D., […]
Morris College Digital Collections; Yearbooks of South Carolina
The Archives of the Morris College Richardson-Johnson Learning Resources Center chronicle over one hundred years of the college's history through documents, convention publications, photographs, catalogs, alumni materials, videos and publications. The Morris College Digital Collections presented here include yearbooks and other college publications documenting the history of the institution. In the collection is the pictorial […]
MUSC College of Pharmacy Class Photos
Class composites and group photos of graduates of the Medical University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy.
Newsletters and Pamphlets
Browse selected newsletters and pamphlets scanned from microfilm. The current contents of the collection include the full run of the Macedonian Call and Spiritual Call, as well as pamphlets from South Carolina. Browse by Topic Macedonian Call and Spiritual Call South Carolina Pamphlets
Parker High School
Photographs of Parker High School (1923-1985) from the SC Room archives and private collections.
Periodic Reports to Clemson Board of Trustees
Since its beginnings in 1888, the Clemson University Board of Trustees is the main governing body for the university. As defined in Thomas Green Clemson's will, the Board of Trustees consists of seven Trustees who select their successors and six Trustees who are appointed by the State Legislature. The Board's main responsibility is to govern […]
Richard Furman and James C. Furman Collection
The Richard Furman and James C. Furman collection contains over 750 letters and 18 sermons of Richard Furman (1755-1825), the namesake of Furman University and his son, James Clement Furman (1809-1891), the University's first president who served from 1859-1879. Richard Furman Items Browse letters Browse sermons James Clement Furman Items Browse letters Browse sermons
Rosenwald Schools of South Carolina, An Oral History Exhibit
The Rosenwald Schools of South Carolina exhibit features as its center the forty-three oral history interviews forming the Tom Crosby Oral History Collection that describe the educational experiences of African Americans in South Carolina 1910s-1970s, most of whom attended Rosenwald schools and/or Allen University.
Russell Maxey Photograph Collection
The Russell Maxey Photograph Collection at Richland Library includes over 7000 negatives, including images taken by Maxey and earlier photographers. Russell Maxey's photographs allow researchers a glimpse into a southern city undergoing dramatic shifts in its economic, physical and social landscape. The negatives are housed in the Walker Local and Family History Center.
Samuel Lander Papers
Samuel Lander, Jr. was born in Lincolnton, North Carolina, of Irish parents who had immigrated to America in 1818. He devoted his life to education and the ministry. He graduated as valedictorian from Randolph-Macon College (then in Boydton, VA) in 1852. For a short time he practiced civil engineering and studied law. In December of […]
School Desegregation in the Southern and Border States
School Desegregation in the Southern and Border States is a series of reports compiled between 1956 – 1968 by the Southern Education Reporting Services. These reports provide statistics and information about desegregation of public schools in Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington District […...
Schools of Greenville County
Photographs of Greenville County schools past and present.
Sol Blatt: In His Own Words
Sol Blatt (1895-1986) represented Barnwell, Bamburg, and Allendale Counties in the South Carolina House of Representatives from 1933 until his death in 1986. He also served as Speaker of the House almost continuously from 1937 until 1973. These documents reveal Blatt's thoughts on issues such as race, economic development, taxes, nuclear energy, and a number […]
South Carolina Children's Library Services Collection
The South Carolina State Library and the South Carolina Digital Library present the South Carolina Children's Library Services Collection, a collection of historical and contemporary images from the 1940s-2000s relating to library services for children. The photographs are from the archives of the South Carolina State Library and many were taken by State Library field […]
South Carolina Library Association Digital Collection
The South Carolina Library Association, established on October 27, 1915, is made of librarians from all around our state South Carolina dedicated to providing innovative services and promoting libraries and intellectual freedom to all our citizens including the public, as well as those in higher education and in our schools.
South Carolina Medical Association Oral History Collection
The South Carolina Medical Association oral history collection consists of oral history interviews of 24 past presidents of the South Carolina Medical Association (SCMA). The former presidents discuss their educational backgrounds, careers in medicine, and the major issues affecting the field of medicine and SCMA during their tenures as president. The physicians also offer their perspectives on […]
South Carolina State Library Photograph Collection
The South Carolina State Library and the South Carolina Digital Library present the South Carolina State Library Photograph Collection, a collection of historical and contemporary images from the 1940s-1970s relating to library services. The photographs are from the archives of the South Carolina State Library and many were taken by State Library field agents. Portrayed […]
Sterling High School Yearbooks
Collection of yearbooks from Sterling High School–an African American school started in 1896 and closed when local schools were integrated in 1970.
The Barbara Brown Collection
In 2010, Ms. Barbara Brown saw an old photograph album for sale at a local yard sale. Although she did not know any of the people in the album, she knew that it was a wonderful record of the life of a family. Ms. Brown purchased the album and donated it to the Camden Archives […]
The Joy Maker
Newsletters from the Parker School District for the school year 1923-1924.
The Patriot student newspaper
Francis Marion University is a four-year liberal arts university in Florence, SC. The institution began as a University of South Carolina regional campus and became a state-supported college in 1970. Named Francis Marion College for General Francis Marion who served in the American Revolutionary War, it became a university in 1992. The university archives are […]
The Tiger Newspaper
The Tiger is the student-run newspaper for Clemson University and its community. First produced on January 21, 1907, it is the oldest collegiate newspaper in the state of South Carolina. The weekly, national award-winning publication is distributed every Tuesday and Thursday on and off campus with a circulation of approximately 12,000.
Thomas Green Clemson papers, 1786-2000
Thomas Green Clemson demonstrated the versatility which gifted people often possess in his varied activities as a mining engineer, government official, plantation owner, scientist, proponent of higher education, artist and art collector, and supporter of scientific farming. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Clemson adopted South Carolina as his home after marrying Anna Maria Calhoun, the oldest […]
University of South Carolina Lancaster Collegiate Yearbooks
Collegiate yearbooks became came a thing of the past during the 1990s. New forms of media, rising costs, and dwindling sales led many colleges and universities to cease publication. The University of South Carolina Lancaster published their last yearbook in 1992. In 1994 the University of South Carolina ended nearly 100 years of tradition as […]
University of South Carolina Student Exams, 1854 – 1917
These student examinations date largely from the second half of the 19th century, a period in which the University of South Carolina underwent significant changes not only in its curriculum but also in its student body, its faculty and its educational goals. The exams in this collection that date prior to 1873 reflect the South […]
USC School of Medicine Digital Collections
This collection gives an indication of the kinds and numbers of medical books in the hands of physicians in South Carolina and reflects the education and training of doctors during the 18th and 19th centuries.
USC Union Programs and Invitations
Various programs and invitations for commencement, pageants, and receptions at University of South Carolina Union. The collection ranges from 1973-2018.
William Savage oral history collection, 1982-1988
The William Savage (1914-1997) oral history collection documents a small part of the institutional history of the University of South Carolina through oral history interviews with forty former faculty and staff members. Dr. William Savage, founder and curator (1973-1985) of the Museum of Education in the College of Education, conducted most of the interviews in […]
Woman's College of Due West Photograph Collection
Early 20th century photographic images from the Woman's College of Due West (SC), including class pictures. In 1904, the Due West Female College (founded in 1859) came under the control of the Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, and the school's name was changed to the Woman's College of Due West. There was the […]
Yearbooks of Columbia Area Schools
This collection features historic yearbooks from local schools in the Columbia area. Most yearbooks were generously donated by members of the community. Help us grow this collection! If you have any yearbooks to donate, please contact the Walker Local and Family History Center at Richland Library, 1431 Assembly Street, Columbia, S.C., or (803) 929-3402. Check […]


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