The Midnight Graduate
SHANE GOTH is an MFA graduate from the University of British Columbia, whose short fiction has been published in several literary journals.The Midnight Club is his first picture book. Shane lives with his family in Vancouver, British Columbia.
The Midnight Graduate
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Ilonka, a recent high school graduate who just turned 18, is not yet ready to give up. In a search to find ways to survive thyroid cancer, she discovers an article about a young woman who went to a hospice home called Brightcliffe. The article claims this woman disappeared into the woods, returned in remission and lived. Hoping to get answers and a clean bill of health, Ilonka decides to give Brightcliffe a try. As soon as she arrives, Ilonka experiences déjà vu and is greeted by the ghost of an old woman.
Jim acknowledges the contributions of many other graduate students and technicians who supported the project over the years, including Peter Mes, Peter Boches, Deborah Kean, Shinji Kawai and Joel Davis. We are also grateful to the members of our chef and grower community who trialed the Midnight Roma over multiple seasons, exploring its applications in the field and the kitchen.
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In the midnight zone, sunlight is long extinguished and the only light comes in the form of bioluminescence from the animals that live there. Predators can take advantage of this fact and scan the water for glints of light reflected from the skin or scales of potential prey. In this game of life and death, how have animals evolved to minimize the amount of light they reflect and stay hidden? By being blacker than black.
Reservations are available to AU graduate students between 8am-midnight when the GRC is staffed. At all other times, the workrooms run on a first-come, first-served basis. Each workroom includes a TV, with the ability to connect your laptop to project on the screen. Please see the Library workroom policies before reserving a room. Current availability: GRC B54, GRC B55.
Study lead author Amy Chan, who's now an archaeologist working in cultural resource management, started her analysis of the Midnight Terror Cave teeth as a graduate student at Cal State LA, where she was interested in learning more about the dental health of the victims, she told Live Science by email.
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The Fair is hosted by the Graduate and Professional Student Senate, and is facilitated by the Graduate School to connect the Virginia Tech community to advanced degree opportunities. Local, regional, and national programs and schools are invited, with the goal of presenting a wide range of graduate programs for students to explore.
Captain Jason Bruder graduated from Clemson University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Long Island University with a Master of Science in Homeland Security Management. He has extensive training in high-risk operations and firearms instructions and is certified in Crisis Intervention. He is also a graduate of the 62nd Session of the Administrative Offices Management Program and the 279th Session of the FBI National Academy.
Captain Andre Jenkins is from Eutawville, South Carolina, and graduated from Holly Hill-Roberts High School in Holly Hill, South Carolina. Following his collegiate career, he joined the Charleston Police Department as a patrolman in Team 1. As a member of the Police Department, he has served in different units, including Foot Patrol, Narcotics, SWAT, Team 4 Power Squad, FIU, Command Duty Officer, and the Commander of Special Investigations and Patrol Team 1. Captain Jenkins currently serves as the Commander of the Investigations Division.
Captain Kristy McFadden graduated from The Citadel Class of 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice. She earned her Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice from South University in 2011. She is also a graduate of the 84th session of PERF's Senior Management Institute for Police and a graduate of Leadership Charleston's class of 2022 offered by The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Captain Matthew Stanley earned a Master of Science in Public Administration and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Clemson University. Captain Stanley is a 2015 graduate of the Administrative Officers Management Program (AOMP), which provides graduate-level management and leadership education for law enforcement professionals as part of the School of Public and International Affairs at North Carolina State University.
It was standing-room-only at Baylor Law School's Kronzer Appellate Advocacy Courtroom July 9 as hundreds of people attended a Texas congressional redistricting hearing.The event proved to be a marathon session, lasting until midnight as elected officials and members of the public had their say on the redistricting plans. More than 100 members of the public signed up to speak after the presentations by numerous officials from the 10 counties that - all or part - comprise the current 11th Congressional District of Texas.The Waco debate was the last in a series of hearings being conducted around the state to receive public comment and testimony on redistricting Texas' 32 seats in Congress. Members of the Senate Jurisprudence Committee heard the testimony, with the committee chair, Sen. Robert L. Duncan, R-Lubbock, presiding.Several members of the committee praised the facilities of the Sheila and Walter Umphrey Law Center at the start of the hearing.Sen. Chris Harris, R-Arlington and a Baylor Law School graduate, termed it "a unique structure" and one that "rivals anything that the Taj Mahal has to offer." A state employee privately expressed the opinion that the Kronzer Courtroom actually had a "calming effect" on members of the public."Once they walked into this magnificent building, it kept things from flaring as they prepared to discuss such a controversial issue," the employee said.To accommodate the large crowd, an overflow room was provided in a nearby ground-floor classroom at the law center, with a live video feed of the proceedings from the Kronzer Courtroom. A free shuttle bus service also was provided by Waco Transit to the law center from the Ferrell Center.This is not the first time the Kronzer Courtroom has been the focus of the state's attention. On April 3, 2002, a capacity audience packed the facility when the Texas Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases. It was the court's second visit to Baylor Law School since a 1998 constitutional amendment allowed the justices to convene for the time ever outside of Austin.The Kronzer Courtroom also was in the national spotlight Aug. 13, 2002, when President George W. Bush held his economic forum at Baylor. The President, Vice President Dick Cheney, Cabinet members and business leaders and CEOs met to discuss economic issues.
Application forms for admission and financial aid may be filled out directly via the Grad College website. Completed applications, including transcripts, should be submitted by midnight EST on January 15th for admission in August. A minimum grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) and a firm background in physics, chemistry and mathematics is required for admission. The GRE exam is not required to apply.
The Department of Geology and the Illinois Graduate College are committed to encouraging diversity among graduate students in Geology. The Department participates in the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation-supported University Center for Exemplary Mentoring (UCEM). Students who are eligible for Sloan fellowships are strongly encouraged to apply early (January 5th or earlier; this maximizes likelihood of success), and contact the department to express interest in the program.
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