The California Association of Student Leaders: A networking organization for the Student Leaders and Student Governments of California
Clifford H. Nowlin, Kansas City, Missouri, educator in the 1910s. He wrote books on education and was "much beloved in Kansas City," according to columnist and writer Lee Shippey. Nowlin Middle School was named after him, and there are some references on that page. Sincerely, GeorgeLouis (talk) 05:06, 25 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Docufide
Educational Improvement Tax Credit
The Hartford Partnership Program for Aging Education: A new educational model for geriatric social work education that emphasizes university-community partnerships, a rotational field model, and student leadership.
List of Cities in the United States by Literacy
List of past returning officers of the Oxford Union
Schools, institutions, organizations, and government agencies
Please note that except in exceptional circumstances, preschools, elementary and middle schools do not qualify to have an article on Wikipedia. Only diploma granting institutions.
Air Force Academy Cadet Honor Guard - US Air Force Academy's honor guard. Cadet club that performs reveille, retreat, color guard, firing parties, cannon details, wedding arches, flag foldings, postings, rifle drill, and funeral details.
Cultural Council of Palm Beach County - Official arts and culture support agency in Palm Beach County, FL [6]
Defenders of the Magisterium - San Antonio, Texas - an organization of doctrinally conservative lay Catholics in the San Antonio area that monitors Catholic activities for violations of doctrine or liturgy and sends complaints to Catholic leaders. See homepage http://defenders-sa.com/forum/, Facebook org [7], newspaper [8], newspaper [9]edit
Far From Standard Tutoring Tutoring Company in Michigan that is most popular for tutoring college classes
Fox River Grove Memorial Library - Public library in Fox River Grove, IL [11]
FunnelBrain - website designed to help students of all ages study and share study materials
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute An organized research unit of the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa; focuses on renewable and enabling technologies to reduce the State of Hawai‘i's dependence on fossil fuel. [12]
John Jaqua Academic Student for Student Atheletes A newly installed multi-million dollar building on the University of Oregon campus serving exclusively student athletes
Spectrum Progressive School of Rockford - private school in Rockford, Illinois
Statistical Center for HIV/AIDS research
Thomas Edison School (Gary) - former School in Gary, Indiana; left abandoned for many years before being bought out [24]
Truebright Science Academy Charter School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a public charter school [3]
Tune in to Reading - Reading Intervention Software www.elpcorp.com
United Neighborhood Houses - United Neighborhood Houses of New York (UNH) is a 501(c) nonprofit membership organization of 38 independent community centers and settlement houses in New York City. Rooted in the history and values of the settlement house movement, UNH provides a collective voice for member agencies, performing advocacy to support policies and funding as well as participating in collaborations to benefit the settlement houses in the areas of children, youth, adult literacy and immigrant services, older adults, housing stability, and healthy food. UNH was founded in 1919 and Martin Luther King, Jr., addressed the organization in 1966. UNH is already mentioned in the Wikipedia articles for Settlement Houses [4] and several of our member agencies. [disclaimer: I am a UNH employee] Official site: [5]. Third-party sources: WNYC story on UNH annual fall conference, 1966 [6], Text of MLK Jr.’s speech to UNH 1966, [7], Spearheads for Reform, The Social Settlements and the Progressive Movement 1890-1914 (book, pg 239) (Many more sources available)
U.S. Currency Education Program
University Honors at Virginia Tech
University of Notre Dame: Commencement Address Speakers
Van Buren Technology Center
YCCI - Young Citizens of Central Illinois: an organization active in the 1960s (at least) that tried to teach high-school students about democracy. It was possibly a government organization.[25], [26], [27], [28], [29]
Arnesén, Minnesota Unincorporated community in Lake of the Woods County, Minnesota.
Circular Towns in the South
City status in the United States – country-specific explanation of city status in the US. Foreigners are baffled that some tiny settlements e.g. Denham, Minnesota are cities.
Don Armeni Park, Seattle located on Elliot Bay, the park is situated upon 4.8 acres of land created by Ernest Carl Bates in the early 1900s.
Dry Fork, Utah Unincorporated community in Uintah County, Utah.
Freedom, Maryland
Highlandtown Wildlife Area, Columbiana County, Ohio
Lakota, Utah Unincorporated community in Rich County, Utah.
Midway, Nevada - Shows on maps as part of or just north of Henderson, Nevada.
Monarch, Utah Unincorporated community in Duchesne County, Utah.
Mutton Hollow, Utah Township and unincorporated community in Davis County, Utah.
North Creek, Utah Unincorporated community in Beaver County, Utah.
Oak Creek, Utah Unincorporated community in Sanpete County, Utah.
Ormond Plantation
Pitts Point, Kentucky Located in Fort Knox, Kentucky--town only exists for one day each year.
Prospect, South Carolina hometown of an infamous serial killer.
Reese, Utah Township and unincorporated community in Weber County, Utah.
Regency, Virginia. Northwestern suburb of Richmond Virginia. Zip code 23229 is its boundary.
GNIS lists a post office by that name in Henrico County, however, there is no community referenced at GNIS, nor are there any census data files under that name.
Tintic Junction, Utah - Tintic Junction or Tintic is a unincorporated community and near-ghost town in Juab County, Utah
Tubsy, Washington, a paper town in Washington State. See the article on Paper Towns. They're basically fictitious towns used as copyright traps for cartographers that exist only on paper (maps). There are eight known paper towns according to online communities. Interest was inspired by John Greem's novel, Paper Towns.
Warminster, Philadelphia PA 18974-2829, PA-NJ Metro Area, home of e.g. Gamry
Berendo Street and Avenue Two streets with the same name but the Street one is in Los Angeles, CA and the Avenue in Gardena to West Carson, CA. Please create the article.
Elk Grove Park, Elk Grove, Ca - history of the park and how the land came to be a park
Fort Randall, Alaska
Lake Havasu Estates, Yucca, Arizona A subdivision in Yucca, Arizona
Alhambra Triangle, California, Neighborhood in Sacramento, CA
Park Estates, Long Beach, CA - Mostly developed following the Great Depression, a largely hidden neighborhood of mature tree-lined streets and custom homes and some of the largest land lots (including the largest) in Long Beach. Often used to film for TV, Movies, and Advertising. Was the opening sequence to American Pie.
Potomac Valley Potomac, West Covina, Los Angeles, California?
Rose Hill, Bronx This is now stuck in the middle of Rose_Hill,_Manhattan. Obviously, Bronx is not Manhattan. When you get to the Bronx paragraph it isn't obvious that the Manhattan information continues on below it. Please get the Bronx off the Manhattan page.
Sawtooth Ridge, Colorado geographical and cultural info [ www.summitpost.org/sawtooth-ridge/156846] [www.14ers.com/routemain.php?route=bier4&peak=Bierstadt] [www.mountainzone.com/mountains/detail.asp?fid=1210256].
Veseleyville, Walsh, North Dakota - A historically significant unincorporated community in Walsh County, North Dakota. Veseleyville was first settled in 1880 by Czech (Bohemian) families, who traveled by wagon trail from Spillville, Iowa.
Portal: Newark - as in Newark, New Jersey
Keeneys Marine View Gardens - currently, the designation for a residential neighborhood within the city of Solana Beach, California 92075; still appears on San Diego County plot maps; located on the hill east of interstate highway 5, about five miles from the Pacific Ocean; opinions vary as to the history of this area and the origin of its name; may have once been a non-commercial, scenic garden or an actual nursery business. (I have complied some possible information sources at: User:BhamBoi/sandbox/RA/Keeneys Marine View Gardens)
Tidy Island, Manatee County, Florida
Chapinville, Massachusetts Village in Northborough, MA
Mytoge/Mytoges/Mytoge Mountain/Mytoge Mountains in the general area of Fish Lake, Utah
Obsidian Pool in Yellowstone National Park
Old Toby Island (Wyoming) an insular region contained by the confluence of rivers fed from the Two Ocean Lake and Isa Lake, both of which drain into both the Pacific and the Atlantic
Camp Siegfried (Yaphank, New York) a German-American Bund camp installed on Long Island, New York during the 1930s. If not, simply add it to a List of German-American Bund camps. See; this as a potential source.
General John Alison Pechuls U.S. Air Force General. First-generation American of Lithuanian descent. [69][70]
Alfred Sylvester Brothers [21] - Massachusetts state legislator, 20th c.
Michael Creppy
George William Lowther [21] - Massachusetts state legislator, 19th c.
Rohen Shah National Expert in Education. Rapper. Politician. Linguist. President of Far From Standard Tutoring (Ann Arbor, MI)
Charles M Lankford, J from eastern VA (namesake of US 13 in that area)
Min-zhan Lu Author and Educator. Teaches English at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Wrote "Shanghai Quartet" (2001). Referenced in Basic writing. Wrote several articles ("From Silence to Words: Writing as Struggle" published in College English).
Lucal C. Wesker (ja:ルカル・ そ ウェスカー) Author and Model. Wrote a series of boy love novels both in English and slang. Wrote UnDead Creature , as his first series then spiced it up with "Touch of the grave" a second series worth the taste of men's love and ecstasy.
Lucius J Kellam, Virginian who started the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel project
Vernon T. Mock Honorable Vietnam Veteran reference URL www.humifish.com
Casey Donell Pornographic Actress
Bobby Lee Shuler Missouri Teamster who fired at a Tri-State Motors semi hauling 41 tons of dynamite outside of Springfield, MO in 1970, resulting in an explosion creating 25-30' deep crater 50' wide in I-44 and the immediate death of the driver, John Galt. Convicted of Second Degree Murder and sentenced to 99 years. 1972 Appeal of Conviction
Kamille McKinney
Lincoln G. Pope Jr. [21] - Massachusetts state legislator, 20th
John James Smith (Massachusetts legislator) [22][21]
Henry Tamarin, labor leader, former president of Local #1 of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) union in Chicago, and later the merged UNITE HERE Local 1. He took over leadership of the local union from a court appointed monitor, who had managed it in the wake of the departure of its controversial president Edward T. Hanley. Tamarin's notability hinges largely on the big boosts in pay he secured for about 7,000 workers at Chicago hotels, largely immigrant workers in housekeeping type jobs. Under Hanley, Chicago pay scales seriously lagged those in New York and Los Angeles, and under Tamarin the gap was significantly narrowed (http://www.labornotes.org/2002/09/ready-strike-%E2%80%98new-york-pay%E2%80%99-chicago-hotel-workers-win-wage-and-benefits-boosts?language=en). Tamarin, and outsider within the Chicago labor community (not one 'of the boys', and having been raised in New York), has not gotten the attention he should, as one of the city's greatest labor leaders in the 21st century. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 205.178.77.16 (talk • contribs) 05:59, 22 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Robert Thomas Teamoh [21] - Massachusetts state legislator, 19th c.
Alvin F. Thompson [21] - Massachusetts state legislator, 20th c.
Nick Begich III Republican candidate in the 2022 House of Representatives election in Alaska
Morris Selz, owner of Chicago shoe factory.[23][24]
Paralympic athletes from the United States of America
Alexander T. Vogelsang, Clarence A. Davis, Alfred G. Albert, J. J. Simmons III, Earl E. Gjelde, Thomas N. Slonaker - United States Secretary of the Interior
Chicago Principles - University of Chicago guidelines on freedom of expression that have been adopted by `Purdue, Princeton and other schools. See the summer 2015 issue of the UofC alumni magazine.
List of Nebraska precincts (similar in format to the List of Illinois precincts, maybe with external link to http://www.historicmapworks.com/Atlas/US/9947/ which has Nebraska, York County 1924 named precinct maps)
Federal Communications Commission v. American Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Geographia Americae, the 17th century book by Per Lindeström
GHOSTMACHINE : The NSA's cloud analytics platform[31][32]
Global Online Enrollment System - U.S. Customs and Border Protection Trusted Traveler program registration site
International Bridge Building Competition, A yearly high school competition that has run for more than 25 years to promote the study and application of fundamental principles physics and engineering
List of Native American Casinos
List of Historical U.S. Counties by date founded listed by U.S. state
List of U.S. Cities by date founded Including all state capitals, major metropolitan areas and ports of entry
List of U.S. Counties by date founded listed by U.S. state
Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area
National Capital Service Area
Park(ing) Day, global event which started and still is centered in San Francisco
Read 180 a reading site for people who have difficulty of reading
Charles Lamb • Henry Hill • James Hill • James Hill • William Hinnecan • Daniel Holcomb • Thomas Horan (soldier) • Henry Johnson • Thomas Kelly • William J. Knight
American Civil War (M—P)
George Martin • William Martin • William May • William B. Mayes • Benjamin F. McAlwee • Joseph McCauslln • James M. McClelland • Samuel McConnell • Michael McCormlck • Andrew McCornack • George E. McDonald • John McDonald • John W. McDonald • Samuel O. McElhlnny • Daniel McFall • Edward McGinn • Wilson McGonagle • Owen McGough • Thomas McGraw • Patrick McGuire • Alexander U. McHale • Martin McHugh • George McKee • Michael McKeever • Nathaniel A. McKown • Francis M. McMillen • Walter F. McWhorter • Thomas Meagher • John W. Menter • James K. Merrifield • Augustus Merrill • John G. Merritt • Henry C. Meyer • Henry A. Miller • Jacob C. Miller • James P. Miller • Frank W. Mills • George W. Mindil • Theodore Mitchell • Robert Montgomery • Charles Moore • Charles Moore • Wilbur F. Moore • Delano Morey • Lewis Morgan • Richard H. Morgan • Benjamin Morse • Charles W. Morton • John W. Mostoller • Walter L. Mundell • Charles J. Murphy • Daniel J. Murphy • James T. Murphy • John P. Murphy • Robinson B. Murphy • Thomas Murphy • Thomas C. Murphy • Thomas J. Murphy • George S. Myers • William H. Myers • Henry H. Nash • Edwin M. Neville • Marcellus J. Newman • William H. Newman • John H. Nibbe • Henry C. Nichols • John J. Nolan • Jasper N. North • Elliott M. Norton • John R. Norton • Lee Nutting • James R. O'Beirne • Timothy O'Connor • Stephen O'Neill • Charles Oliver • John N. Opel • Charles A. Orr • Robert L. Orr • Jacob G. Orth • William H. Osborne • Jacob H. Overturf • Loron F. Packard • George H. Palmer • John G. Palmer • James W. Parks • Joel Parsons • Byron E. Pay • Irvin C. Payne • Thomas H. L. Payne • Platt Pearsall • James K. Peirsol • Thomas Perry • Joseph Pesch • Henry C. Peters • Alfred Peterson • Edward M. Pike • Henry E. Plant • William Plimley • Ambrose Porter • John R. Porter • William Porter • George W. Potter • Norman F. Potter • Wesley J. Powers • Joseph R. Prentice • Noble D. Preston • Hiram W. Purcell
American Civil War (Q—S)
Reuben S. Smalley • David L. Smith • Henry I. Smith • James Smith • Otis W. Smith • Richard Smith • Joseph E. Sova • William J. Sperry • John W. Steele • William G. Stephens • George W. Stewart • John H. R. Storey • Bernard A. Strausbaugh •
American Civil War (T—Z) Done
Indian Wars
Daniel Bishop • James Blair • Abram B. Brant • Frank Bratling • Lorenzo D. Brown • Richard Burke • James S. Calvert • Heth Canfield • John Carr • Thomas Carroll • George Carter • John E. Clancy • Wilfred Clark • Samuel H. Craig • Charles Crandall • John Crist • Banjamin C. Criswell • William G. Cubberly • Charles Cunningham • Charles Daily • James T. Daniels • Michael Dawson • William L. Day • William De Armond • George Deary • Frederick Deetline • Charles H. Dickens • John L. Donahue • Cornelius Donavan • John S. Donelly • William Dougherty • James Dowling • Peter W. Gardiner • Harry Garland • George Gates • Thomas H. Gay • John Georgian • John J. Given • Albert Glavinski • T. B. Glover • Michael Glynn • George Grant • Jacob Gunther • John Haddoo • John Hall • Frank Hamilton • Mathew H. Hamilton • Richard P. Hanley • Mosher A. Harding • John Harrington • Charles D. Harris • David W. Harris • William M. Harris • Joshija B. Hartzog • Paul Haupt • Fred S. Hay • Richard Heartery • Clamor Heise • Thomas P. Higgins • James M. Hill • Marvin C. Hillock • Michael Himmelsback • Lehmann Hinemann • George Hobday • Henry Holden • David Holland • George Hooker • Samuel Hoover • Simpson Hornaday • Thomas Hubbard • James W. Huff • Fred O. Hunt • Rufus D. Hutchinson • John Kay • Bartholomew T. Keenan • Charles Kelley • John J. H. Kelly • Thomas Kelly • Philip Kennedy • Thomas Kerrigan • John Kilmartin • John Kirk • George K. Kitchen • Albert Knaak • Joseph F. Knight • John W. Knox • William Koelpin • Wendelin Kreher • John Kyle • David Larkin • James Lawrence • John S. Lawton • James Lenihan • William B. Lewis • Thomas Little • Francis W. Lohnes • James Lowthers • George Loyd • Leonidas S. Lytle • Jeptha L. Lytton • Herbert Mahers • Gregory Mahoney • Patrick Martin • Bernard McCann • Michael McCormick • James McDonald • Robert McDonald • Michael A. McGann • Owen McGar • John McHugh • Daniel McKinley • Michael McLoughlin • Albert W. McMillan • James McNally • Robert McPhelan • Charles H. McVeagh • Nicholas Meaher • Henry W. B. Mechlin • Daniel H. Miller • George Miller • George W. Miller • John Mitchell • John J. Mitchell • Charles H. Montrose • George Moquin • John Moriarity • James L. Morris • John Mott • Edward Murphy • Edward F. Murphy • Jeremiah Murphy • Philip Murphy • Thomas Murphy • Thomas Murray • Fred Myers • Edward Pengally • Josiah Pennsyl • Edwin Phoenix • Frederick Platten • John A. Poppe • Samuel Porter • Thomas Powers • James Pratt • John Raerick • Theodore Ragnar • William Rankin • James C. Reed • Samuel Richman • Hampton M. Roach • Joseph Robinson • David Roche • Edward Rooney • Peter Roth • John F. Rowalt • Stanislaus Roy • James Russell • David Ryan • Dennis Ryan • George D. Scott • Robert B. Scott • William Shaffer • Edward C. Sharpless • John Sheerin • Charles Sheppard • John H. Shingle • John O. Skinner • Andrew J. Smith • Charles E. Smith • George W. Smith • Otto Smith • Robert Smith • Theodore F. Smith • Elmer A. Snow • Orizoba Spence • George Springer • Eben Stanley • Edward Stanley • Alonzo Stokes • William H. Strayer • Benoni Strivson • John A. Sutherland • Allen Walker • William Wallace • Charles H. Ward • James C. Watson • Joseph Watson • Charles H. Welch • Michael Welch • Jacob Widmer • Benjamin Wilson • Charles Wilson • Milden H. Wilson • William Winterbottom • Joseph Witcome
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