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Extractions: Internet Basics A mailing list is often called a discussion list, e-mail conference, and listserv. The basic purpose of a mailing list is to provide a network through which the e-mail messages of each participant can be distributed to everyone subscribed to the mailing list. By distributing each e-mail message to every list participant, the mailing list users can respond to questions, statements, and the likethereby creating an on-going discussion or conversation. Most mailing lists are topic-specific and encourage collaboration and networking among their participants. And the topics of mailing lists are as diverse as the participants who join them. The mailing lists you will find mentioned in On the Net are educational discussion lists that focus on writing and writing instruction, but numerous other mailing lists have been developed to address the interests and concerns of other academic disciplines and occupations, popular culture interests (such as Star Trek and Barbie), parenting, sports, and more. Who uses Mailing lists?
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Extractions: The NCJRS Abstracts Database provides 100-200 word abstracts for more than 145,000 criminal justice publications. Literature covered includes U.S. Federal, State and local government documents, books, journals, unpublished research reports, and program descriptions and evaluations, from the early 1970's up to the present. Currently 355 new items are added to the database each month. The database is updated twice a month. Vera Institute of Justice's Criminal Justice Links Jump to top of page.
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Extractions: You are here: Home Legal Resources On this page: Introduction Joining List Directories External Links Email discussion lists (or mailing lists) allow people to discuss a common topic by email. There are a large number of discussion lists covering most aspects of law and related subjects. Use the list directories to find relevant lists (the CASE list provides a good summary of UK law lists). All you need to join a list is an email address. It's also possible to read and search the archives of many lists online. Some lists are moderated to make sure the list stays on topic or closed to restrict it to a certain group of people. Top Related Pages External Links To join or subscribe to a discussion list, you need to send an email to the list address, although it's increasingly possible to join lists over the web. Each discussion list will have different instructions, but the email you send should look something like:
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Extractions: Phone: 334.844.1774 Encyclopedias and Dictionaries Dictionary of Feminist Theory (HQ 1115 .H86 1995) Encyclopedia of Feminist Literary Theory (REF PN 98 .W64 E53 1997) Historical Dictionary of Feminism (HQ 1115 .B65 1996) Routledge Critical Dictionary of Feminism and Postfeminism (HQ 1115 .R68 2000) Women's Issues (HQ 1115 .W6425 1997 Volumes 1-3) Women's Studies Encyclopedia (HQ 1115 .W645 1995 Volumes 1-3) Handbooks and General Reference Books (HQ 1233 .H33 1999) Women's Associations Worldwide (HQ 1883 .E53 1993) Women's Desk Reference (HQ 1236.5 .U6 F73 1993) Biographical Sources A to Z of Women in Science and Math (Q 141 .Y675 1999) Biographical Dictionary of Women (REF CT 3202 .C48 1996) Notable American women, 1607-1950; a biographical dictionary (REF CT 3260 .N57) Notable American women : the modern period : a biographical dictionary (CT 3260 .N573)
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Peacemaking & Crime Provides information about peacemaking in the US criminal justice system and resources useful to Category Society Issues Crime and Justice John Fuller and Bo Lozoff Anderson Publishing Co ISBN 1 58360 519 3 This textfocuses on ancientwisdom traditions, peacemaking criminology, and restorative http://www.westga.edu/~jfuller/peace.html
Extractions: The peacemaking model of criminal justice is emerging as an effective, humane policy approach. Peacemaking emphasizes social justice, conflict resolution, rehabilitation, and a belief that people must cooperate in democratic institutions in order to develop meaningful communities. The peace perspective is sometimes misunderstood as being soft on crime as it rejects the rhetoric of the war-on-crime perspective. However, crime is not excused. Both the individual's culpability and the contribution of the institutions of society are taken into account. The peace perspective requires social justice. Only by transforming both the criminal and society can we hope to develop effective, fair and human responses to crime. Other stuff
Department Of Criminology, The University Of Melbourne Department of criminology IT Policies in Microsoft Word format. Department MailingLists to allow emailing to various groups of department staff and/or students. http://www.criminology.unimelb.edu.au/it/
Extractions: You are here: Arts Dept Criminology IT resources Visit the Help page, then use the online form to log a job with the department LITE (but please note at February 24, there is no LITE in post). Jobs could include, among other things: Until a LITE is in place, please contact ArtsIT , or telephone them on extension 40099. You can also speak to Jack Fagan in the general office about assessing IT problems. The Queensberry Street 4th floor computer lab for staff and students, when not in use for class teaching, located in the criminology department IT Induction Procedure For All New Staff, Postgraduate Students and Visiting Scholars Department of Criminology IT Policies Department of Criminology IT Policies in Microsoft Word format Department Mailing Lists to allow emailing to various groups of department staff and/or students IT Technotes a series of instructional documents on issues such as regular PC maintenance, and setting vacation mail messages
HREOC Website: Speeches The latest Trends and Issues paper published in December by the Australian Instituteof criminology estimates that it costs around $60,000 to keep a prisoner http://www.hreoc.gov.au/about_the_commission/speeches_president/mandatory_senten
Extractions: First of all I'd like to thank you all for coming to here today. It is timely that we meet the day before Mr Kofi Annan, Secretary General of the United Nations arrives in Australia. It is from the United Nations that the international obligations we are discussing today are sourced. As a nation, Australia is committed to the active protection of human rights in East Timor. These human rights are derived from the same obligations I have just mentioned. However, Australia's mandatory sentencing laws mean that we violate the same international standards we are working so vigorously to protect in East Timor, less than an hour's flight away from Darwin. It's quite unusual for us to call directly on the federal government for urgent action and it's been quite a while since we've done so. However, the issue of mandatory sentencing has been of great concern to the Commission since 1992 when it was first introduced in Western Australia in 1992.
Tech Challenge Games Poetry - 1998 to a flyfishing hat An unknowing world saw him as perfect A researcher in primatesociology Worked for years with a colleague in criminology Whereupon they http://web.mit.edu/alum/connect/reunions/games/tcgp98.html
Extractions: Educational Council Poetry by Class of '68 Class of '73 Class of '78 Class of '83 ... Class of '88 T he 1998 Reunion Challenge Games saw a record number of poems submitted. As in the previous year, the rules and categories were given in the weekend registration packet. So everything was available well in advance of the Games, which began on Sunday at 11 and the poems were due at noon Sunday. Each limerick or haiku was required to be about one of the following MIT-related themes - Hacks, Building 20, Biology, or Brass Rats. In a close contest, the Class of 1978 was declared the victor of the Poetry Competition, followed closely by the Class of 1968. The following are all the poems submitted, arranged in order by class, oldest first. Class of '68
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Abstract: Doubly Deviant: Gender/ed Deviance And The Transge Doubly deviant gender/ed deviance and the transgendered offender. Claire Cahill,Dept of criminology, University of Melbourne, Australia schedule. http://www.pfc.org.uk/congress/abstract/abs-010.htm
Extractions: Books Campaign Congress Employment ... Home Search: See also: Congress homepage Programme Speakers list Titles list Claire Cahill, Dept of Criminology, University of Melbourne, Australia Email: cmcs@cyberspace.net.au This paper explores the intersections between contemporary meanings of "gender" and constructions of "deviance" by referring to the criminal convictions of three transgendered people in the United States in the first three months of 1996. What is remarkable about these cases is the consistency with which the gender identity of the defendants was openly contested by the various agencies of the state, and by the media in its coverage of these cases. An analysis of the media coverage of these three cases reveals the ways in which the transgendered offender is constructed as "doubly deviant" in the popular imagination. Previous abstract Next abstract Books Campaign ... Home Last modified: , CMcN
