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[edit] William Allen (soldier)
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]]}} William Allen (1836-January 8, 1892) was a US Army officer who fought during the Indian Wars duiring the post-American Civil War period. Serving under Lieutenant Colonel George Crook, he participated in expeditions against the Apache in the Arizona Territory throughout the 1870s. He was one of four men who recieved the Congressional Medal of Honor against the Yavapai Apaches during the Battle of Turret Peak in 1873. [edit] BiographyBorn in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania or Brightstown, New York, he enlisted in the US Army at Lansingburg and assigned to the 23rd U.S. Infantry. Eventually reaching the rank of first sergeant, he was part of the Lieutenant Colonel George Crook's campaign against the Apache during the early 1870s. On March 27, 1873, he took part in a major engagement against the Yavapai Apaches at Turret Peak, Arizona, only 20 miles south of Camp Verde. He, along with Captain George M. Randall, led a successful surprise attack against the enemy and was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for "gallantry in action" for his efforts. [1] He officially received the medal on April 12, 1875, two years after the battle. Eventually retiring from military service at the rank of second lieutenant, he died in San Francisco, California on January 8, 1892 and buried in the San Francisco National Cemetery. [2] [3] [edit] References
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[edit] William Allen (Medal of Honor recipient)
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[edit] The Planet of Hell (Tenative Title)
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[edit] Middlesex Community College (Connecticut)
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]]}} {{About|the community college in Massachusetts|Middlesex Community College}} Middlesex Community College (also known as MxCC) is a public community college in Middletown, Connecticut. As measured by enrollment it is the eighth-largest of the twelve colleges in the Connecticut Community Colleges system.[1] The school has an open admissions policy. MxCC has about 3,900 full- and part-time students enrolled. It is a commuter school with no dormitories. Manchester Community College in Manchester, Capital Community College in Hartford and Gateway Community College in New Haven are the nearest of the state's other community colleges.[2] The Jean Burr Smith Library in Chapman Hall subscribes to 142 periodicals, along with various audiovisual materials including more than 900 DVDs.[3][4] Along with credit and non credit certificates, the college grants Associate's degrees. Dr. Wilfredo Nieves is president of the school.[5] [edit] ProgramsMxCC runs a Center for Business and Industry Services (CBIS), which is one of the original centers in the statewide Business and Industry Services Network (BISN). The CBIS provides companies throughout Middlesex County as well as the Meriden and Wallingoford areas with customized training and instructional services. [edit] HistoryThe Middlesex Community College was founded in 1966 as a branch campus of Manchester Community College. MxCC became an independent community college in 1968. Initially the college operated in space rented from the Middletown Public School district and loaned by the Connecticut Valley Hospital. In 1973 the college moved to its present 38 acre campus overlooking the Connecticut River Valley in Middletown, Connecticut. In 1998 a branch was opened in Meriden Instruction also takes place in Old Saybrook to make college accessible to students along the central Connecticut coast.[5][6] [edit] CampusThere are three distinct campuses in the Middlesex Community College. [edit] Main Campus (Middletown)The College's main campus is in Middleton at 100 Training Hill Road (approximately a mile and a half from the center of Middletown) and includes four main buildings: Snow, Wheaton, Founder's, and Chapman Halls. Within the Halls are: classrooms, a computer center, art studios, a broadcast communications center, chemistry and biology laboratories, a learning laboratory for reading and writing, an ophthalmic design and dispensing laboratory, faculty and administrative offices, cafeteria, bookstore, and the library. There is also an extensive child daycare facility. [6] [edit] Meriden CenterIn 2004 Middlesex opened a new learning site at 55 West Main Street, in Meriden, Connecticut. Credit, non-credit, day, evening, weekend, and only learning are available from the Meriden Center.[6] [edit] ShorelineCredit and non-credit courses are also offered in Old Saybrook and Clinton. In Old Saybrook the High School at 1111 Boston Post Road is often used to hold classes.[6] [edit] Extracurricular activitiesThe Beta Gamma Xi chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (the academic honor society for two-year colleges) is active at MxCCC. Active clubs on campus include the Human Services Student Association (HSSA) and the SPECS (Ophthalmic Design & Dispensing Club). There is also an active student government body, the MxCCC Student Senate.[7] [edit] Sources[edit] References
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[edit] Dan Rabkin
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[edit] The Lombok Times
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[edit] For Peter Pan by Susan
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[edit] Zero Rate
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[edit] NATIONAL MEDICAL ADMISSION TEST
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[edit] Vasant Bhat
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[edit] Jongo
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[edit] Arbonne International
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[edit] Take Your Pills (song)
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[edit] Guadalupe River Trail
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[edit] Highway 237 Bikeway
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[edit] Southeast Engine
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[edit] Minnesota Hotel Tape
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