Higher sea levels predicted to drown Fla. shores by 2030 Sep 25, 2008
The new numbers were released Wednesday in a Florida State University climate study that researchers believe offers the first comprehensive prediction specific to Florida of rising sea levels and the monetary damage they will cause. Findings from a Florida Atlantic University report on how lawmakers should respond to the issue were announced simultaneously. (The Palm Beach Post)
Posey, Bumgarner get first look at bigs Sep 24, 2008
Many observers believe that Posey, winner of this year's Golden Spikes Award as the nation's top college player at Florida State University, could be ready for the Majors by late next year. Bumgarner, 19, might need a little more seasoning. (MLB.com -- San Francisco Giants)
Posey primed for Hawaii Sep 24, 2008
Buster Posey earned the Golden Spikes Award, Dick Howser Trophy and Johnny Bench Award for his performance at Florida State University ... After playing 68 games for Florida State University, he was taken as the No. 5 overall pick by the San Francisco Giants. (MLB.com -- San Francisco Giants)
Florida State University fans pose for a picture in the bleachers during the game against Wake Forest on Saturday. Two of the Seminoles fans routinely have their bodies covered in glitter with the schools garnet and gold colors. Wake Forest beat the Seminoles, 12-3. JASON MATTHEW WALKER/Lake City Reporter Sep 23, 2008
Florida State University fans pose for a picture in the bleachers during the game against Wake Forest on Saturday ... Published: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 6:15 AM EDT Florida State University fans pose for a picture in the bleachers during the game against Wake Forest on Saturday. (Lake City Reporter, FL)
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This comes as no surprise to officials at the Florida State University College of Medicine, which has a campus in Daytona Beach, and the University of Central Florida ... Florida State University's medical school recently ranked among the Top 10 medical schools for Latinos, according to Hispanic Business magazine. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Storms heat up climate-change clash Sep 23, 2008
Research published this month from James Elsner of Florida State University and colleagues found that the strongest hurricanes are getting stronger. Wind speeds for the strongest storms increased from an average of 140 miles per hour in 1981 to 156 mph in 2006, Elsner reported. (The Palm Beach Post)
Ballet teacher uses dance to instill self-confidence Sep 22, 2008
Two of her former students, whom she taught from age 4, now attend Florida State University, where they dance ballet. Walls, petite and still fit, says she usually can spot at an early age if a child has a future in dance by something as simple as the shape of a foot. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Kittleson And Savage Lead Seminoles At Olympia Fields Invitational Sep 22, 2008
Florida State University Official Athletic Site ... - Florida State University sophomore and senior All-American finished in a tie for 11th in the individual standings to lead the Seminole men's golf team to a seventh place finish in the team standings at the Olympia Fields Invitational at the Olympia Fields Country Club. (Seminoles.com)
Florida State Shuts Down Florida Gulf Coast 4-0 Sep 22, 2008
Florida State University Official Athletic Site. SEMINOLES.com. (Seminoles.com)
Colleges: Good values still Sep 22, 2008
The University of Central Florida and Florida State University were listed as producing graduates with little debt. The University of Georgia was cited, as well. (Florida Times-Union)
Kittleson Continues To Lead Men's Golf Team At Olympia Fields Sep 21, 2008
Florida State University Official Athletic Site ... - Florida State University sophomore shot a one over par 71 and remained in a tied for fifth place in the individual standings while the Seminole men's golf team moved up to 10th place in the team standings. (Seminoles.com)
Play tells the story behind Washington Sep 20, 2008
The Road to Washington which debuted at the Mountain Playhouse Thursday is a breathless biographical journey through George Washington's early military campaigns and career as a redcoat (Somerset Daily American, PA)
Volleyball Opens ACC Season with 3-1 Win over FSU Sep 20, 2008
- A near-capacity crowd of 834 was on hand at the James L. Knight Sports Complex Friday night to witness redshirt sophomore collect a career-high 11 blocks (seven assists) and freshman tally a season-high 16 kills to lead the University of Miami over visiting Florida State University, 3-1 (23-25, 25-19, 25-22, 31-29) in an ACC volleyball match in Coral Gables, Fla. In the process, the Hurricanes continue their undefeated season (11-0), and extend the second-longest winning streak in school... (Hurricanesports.com)
BCC ties stretch to golf's big stage Sep 19, 2008
American team captain Paul Azinger attended Brevard Community College in Melbourne from 1978 to 1980, before transferring to Florida State University. Azinger follows a legendary roster of Ryder Cup captains, including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Ben Hogan and Lee Trevino. (Florida Today)
Samford Golf To Benefit From Ryder Cup Sep 19, 2008
Universities (Play Golf America University) Florida State University, $30,000 Manatee Community College, $30,000 Samford University, $30,000. Patriot Golf Day/Folds of Honor Foundation, $10,000. (Samfordsports.com)
Ste-Marie honored by FSU Sep 18, 2008
Nadia Ste-Marie was inducted into the Florida State University Athletics Hall of Fame in a ceremony at the University Center Club on Sept. 5. The 30th Annual Hall of Fame Banquet was part of Varsity Weekend celebrations at the school in Tallahassee. (Lake City Reporter, FL)
Earth Structure: Lowermost Mantle Has Materials With Unexpected Properties Sep 18, 2008
4, 2004) A new set of measurements has allowed a Florida State University geochemist to confirm what other scientists have only suspected about what lies deep below the Earth's. (Dec. (Science Daily)
Palin's take on hockey moms has her on thin ice with some Sep 17, 2008
Local Search Site Search. THIS STORY HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING. (Boston Globe)
Scientific debateas fierce as hurricanes Sep 17, 2008
The latest report was filed last week in the Journal Nature, by James Elsner, a climatologist at Florida State University and two collaborators, Thomas Jagger, also at FSU, and James Kossin, with the Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Q. What does the Elsner paper say. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
When a pain isn't what you think it is Sep 17, 2008
"The body can really fool you in terms of determining pathology," said Karen Berkley, a professor of neuroscience at Florida State University. Her research has focused on referred pain caused by endometriosis - pain that can be felt as far away as the jaw. (International Herald Tribune -- Health)
Character counts at Lower School Sep 17, 2008
Graduated from Florida State University and received his doctorate from Nova Southeastern University. To nominate a school. (Florida Today)
Colleges challenge plan to weaken IHL board Sep 16, 2008
Davis committee on Thursday heard Florida State University President T.K. Wetherell speak about how well a decentralized higher education structure works in his state. Sen. (Columbus Commercial Dispatch, MS)
MUW seeks new name for the future Sep 15, 2008
A notable example: Florida State University, known for its macho Seminole athletics, was once Florida State College for Women. But by 1947, as returning World War II veterans brought men back to the campus, FSCW went coed and became The Florida State University. (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal)
Greeks on the green: UNF students recruit Sep 15, 2008
There's some debate if the Greek community is different at smaller schools like JU and UNF compared with massive student bodies at Florida State University and the University of Florida, which have 59 and 60 Greek chapters, respectively. Young said there isn't a difference, but some students said the Greek community is more laid-back at smaller schools. (Florida Times-Union)
FSU responds to the NCAAs NOA Sep 13, 2008
Florida State University today released its 80-page response to the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Notice of Allegations, which contained no new allegations of rules violations beyond what the university self reported in February. We are pleased that the NCAA found no new allegations after completing its on-campus investigation, said FSU President T.K. Wetherell. (TheTerritory.org)
More on FSU's NCAA response Sep 13, 2008
Florida State University has recommended it lose about 10 scholarships across 10 of its sports as part of its punishment for the academic misconduct scandal, according to information the university made public Friday morning. More analysis of what was made public as well as some comments from FSU president T.K. Wetherell. (Florida State Sports -- Rivals.com)
Editorial: JoePa must be consistent with team Sep 12, 2008
The fact is that Penn State is held to a higher standard than the University of Miami or Florida State University and the current crop of players has not met the expectations. Paterno may still take a more hard-line approach than many college football coaches, but he has not remained consistent with the Paterno of old. (Daily Collegian, PA)
UNC-Greensboro making plans for nano-bio research center Sep 12, 2008
The university has already taken a major stride by hiring a well-known researcher, Yousef Haik, to head the proposed Center for Nanobioscience at UNCG. Haik holds several patents and has secured more than $4 million in research funding at Florida State University, where he is an associate professor of mechanical engineering, and at United Arab Emirates University, where he is chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Rosemary Wander, UNCG's associate provost for research, declined to... (Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area)
S.F. stars in 'Medicine for Melancholy' Sep 12, 2008
Raised in Miami, he studied film at Florida State University. He drew the crew of "Medicine" from among his classmates. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Vince bringin' the hit stick Sep 11, 2008
com StaffDate: Sep 10, 2008 When Vince Williams enrolled at Florida State University this past January, strength and conditioning coach called the linebacker a physical specimen. Williams has since had a spring and a fall camp to get used to the college level of football and his hard work showed on the football field this past Saturday, especially on one play. (TheTerritory.org)
Computational biochemist uncovers a molecular clue to evolution Sep 11, 2008
-- A Florida State University researcher who uses high-powered computers to map the workings of proteins has uncovered a mechanism that gives scientists a better understanding of how evolution occurs at the molecular level. Such an understanding eventually could lead to the development of new and more effective antiparasitic drugs. (EurekAlert!)
South Daytona ponders breaking away from FPL Sep 10, 2008
Randall Holcombe, an economics professor at Florida State University, said his expertise in studying municipal vs. private waste-management systems would lead him to believe costs to residents would be about the same with an electrical system. So he said other important factors for a city to consider are revenue and reliability, making sure customers don't end up paying more and receiving worse service. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
Hurricane season: Warming revs into action Sep 10, 2008
Research led by James Elsner of Florida State University found that since 1981 winds have become stronger in the strongest hurricanes. Bill Lau and colleagues at NASA, presenting findings at the American Meteorological Society s annual meeting, showed that major hurricanes, greater than a category 3, are producing more rainfall. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)
Our views: Lifting the embargo Sep 10, 2008
A study conducted by Tim Lynch, director of the Center for Economic Forecasting and Analysis at Florida State University, concluded that lifting the embargo would result in a $5 billion to $13 billion annual increase in U.S. GDP over 20 years, according to the Tampa Bay Business Journal. It also would bring $1. (Florida Today)
ESPN2 Will Broadcast FSU Versus Wake Forest September 20 At 7:00 p.m. Sep 10, 2008
Florida State University Official Athletic Site ... Wake Forest is "Youth Day" on the campus of Florida State University with tickets for youth (18 and under) only $12 ... Wake Forest is Youth Day on the campus of Florida State University with tickets for youth (18 and under) only $12. (Seminoles.com)
WWU's Schneider among nominees for 2008 NCAA Woman of the Year award Sep 10, 2008
Atlantic Coast Conference Kandia Batchelor Florida State University (Division I) Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field. Atlantic Coast Conference Jessica Botzum Virginia Polytechnic Institute University (Division I) Swimming and Diving. (Wwuvikings.com)
Study: Warming fuels strong storms over oceans Sep 10, 2008
Scientists from Florida State University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison analyzed satellite data from nearly 2,000 tropical cyclones around the world from 1981 to 2006, and found that the strongest storms are getting stronger. "As seas warm, the ocean has more energy that can be converted to tropical cyclone wind," says James Elsner, the study's lead author. (AZCentral -- News)
Few on general internist path Sep 10, 2008
First-year medical students listen to a biochemistry lecture at Florida State University College of Medicine in 2005. Across the nation, medical students are graduating with an average debt of $140,000, making the relatively low pay and long hours of a general practice less attractive. (USA Today)
Howell gets special gift for 50th Sep 10, 2008
Bainbridge High School Air Force Junior ROTC program director, Col. Gary Breedlove presents a special birthday gift to BHS Principal Tommie Howell, a 1980 Florida State University graduate and avid FSU Seminoles football fan. The presentation of the FSU football wishing him a happy 50th birthday and signed by Seminoles head football coach Bobby Bowden, offensive coordinator and next Seminoles head football coach Jimbo Fisher and FSU athletic director Colonel Randy Spetman was made Friday. (Bainbridge Post Searchlight, GA)
Study: Warming fuels stronger storms Sep 9, 2008
Scientists from Florida State University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison analyzed satellite data from nearly 2,000 tropical cyclones around the world from 1981 to 2006 and found that the strongest storms are getting stronger, especially over the Atlantic and Indian oceans. Tropical cyclones are the umbrella term for hurricanes (in the Atlantic and East Pacific), typhoons (in the West Pacific) and cyclones (in the Indian). (AZCentral -- News)
Florida colleges target binge drinking Sep 7, 2008
"There are so many sources and so many places where students get ideas about alcohol," said Chris Franzetti, assistant director of health promotion for Florida State University. "Whether it's easy access, inconsistent laws and policies or behaviors learned from home, we all have a part in it.". (Florida Today)
FSU-WCU has two delays Sep 7, 2008
Keep up with the Florida State University Seminoles with Post beat writer Tom D'Angelo. RSS Feeds. (The Palm Beach Post)
Is Global Warming Worsening Hurricanes? Sep 7, 2008
Researchers led by James Elsner, a meteorologist at Florida State University, analyzed satellite-derived data of tropical storms since 1981 and found that the maximum wind speeds of the strongest storms have increased significantly in the years since, with the most notable increases found in the North Atlantic and the northern Indian oceans. They believe that rising ocean temperatures due to global warming are one of the main causes behind that change. (Time.com)
Strongest Hurricanes Getting Stronger, Study Finds Sep 6, 2008
James Elsner of Florida State University and his colleagues studied the wind-speed data from a 25-year satellite record of storms across the globe. They found that warmer ocean temperatures matched up with an increase in the highest wind speeds achieved by storms. (Fox News)
2008-09 John McLendon Postgraduate Scholarship Finalists Announced Sep 5, 2008
CLEVELAND The 2008-09 John McLendon Postgraduate Scholarship finalists have been announced by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), today. The 10 finalists are Keenan Blalark, Northern Illinois; Alejandra Diaz-Calderon, Notre Dame; Rita Grayson, Francis Marion; Hiroki Kosugi, Slippery Rock; Jenna MapefT, Buffalo; Keunta Miles, North Florida; Araceli Ortiz, Stanford; Carl Pendleton II, Oklahoma; Jasmine Rogers, Delaware State; and Lakesha Tolliver, South Carolina. (Nacda.com)
Global Warming: Warmer Seas Linked To Strengthening Hurricanes, According to New Research Sep 5, 2008
4, 2008) The theory that global warming may be contributing to stronger hurricanes in the Atlantic over the past 30 years is bolstered by a new study led by a Florida State University researcher. The study will be published in the Sept. 4 edition of the journal Nature. (Science Daily)
No. 1 pick Posey to play in Bay Area Sep 5, 2008
Playing for Florida State University, Posey won every major college player of the year award in 2008 by capturing the Golden Spikes Award, the Dick Howser Trophy and the Brooks Wallace Award in addition to claiming the Johnny Bench Award given to the nation's top collegiate catcher. Posey, 21, was named Player of the Year by Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball after leading the country in batting average. (MLB.com -- San Francisco Giants)
Strong Hurricanes Getting Stronger; Warming Is Blamed Sep 5, 2008
Warmer seawater has boosted the average wind speed of powerful hurricanes from 140 miles (225 kilometers) an hour in 1981 to 157 miles (253 kilometers) an hour in 2007, according to the study's lead author, geographer James Elsner of Florida State University. SHARE RELATED. (National Geographic)
NCSU campus picked for national research center Sep 5, 2008
Other universities involved in the program include Arizona State University, Florida A&M University, Florida State University, the Missouri University of Science and Technology, RWTH Aachen University in Germany and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Switzerland. Reader Comments. (Raleigh Triangle Business Journal, NC)
Global Warming Lends Strength to Storms and Hurricanes Sep 5, 2008
Published in Thursdays issue of the journal Nature, a study conducted by a team of researchers led by hurricane scientist at the Florida State University James Elsner, showed that climate change registered during the past 25 years had really affected storms, rendering them stronger ... A study conducted by a researcher from Florida State University has concluded that the theory according to which the global warming led to stronger hurricanes in the Atlantic is not just. (eFluxMedia)
Major hurricanes that cause devastation are getting stronger Sep 5, 2008
Today's study, by Prof James Elsner of Florida State University, concludes that the strongest tropical cyclones - the general term for intense storms such as hurricanes and typhoons - are getting stronger, with the greatest increase recorded in the North Atlantic and northern Indian oceans. His statistical analysis of satellite data, published in the journal Nature, shows an upward trend in maximum wind speeds per cyclone as the oceans warm, and reveals a subtle global pattern across different... (Telegraph.co.uk)
Strongest storms are becoming stronger Sep 5, 2008
"We're really the first ones to connect the dots," said James Elsner, a Florida State University climatologist whose work appears in the current issue of the journal Nature. Though the study was designed to track changes so far, Elsner said the findings should give people "some confidence that storms will get stronger as the seas warm.". (Florida Times-Union)
New Storm Study Is Likely Sep 4, 2008
Research from James Elsner and Thomas Jagger of Florida State University and the University of Wisconsin's James Kossin shows the world's most intense tropical cyclones speeding up at a rate of four miles per hour every decade and 16 miles per hour. MORE FROM TODAY'S JOURNAL $ Subscription may be required. (Wall Street Journal)
Ponder the man at FSU Sep 4, 2008
He was the starting quarterback for Florida State University. "I've been wanting this for a long time," said Ponder, a redshirt sophomore who has already graduated and is currently working on his MBA. "Ever since I realized I could play at the college level, it's always been Florida State."I always had dreams as a little kid to come out here and play and finally I have the starting job here. (Florida Today)
Hurricane Katrina Increased Mental And Physical Health Problems In New Orleans By Up To Three Times Sep 4, 2008
3, 2008) Half the residents of New Orleans were suffering from poor mental and physical health more than a year after their homes and community were devastated by Hurricane Katrina in August 2005, according to research published in the September issue of the UK-based Journal of Clinical Nursing. Researchers from Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, California, spoke to 222 local residents 15 months after they survived one of the worst natural disasters to hit the USA.. (Science Daily)
Warmer ocean leads to fiercer hurricanes Sep 4, 2008
"The fact that Gustav reached Category 4 in the increasingly warm Caribbean is consistent with what we've noted as a trend over the past 30 years," James B. Elsner, leader of a hurricane research team at Florida State University, said Wednesday in an e-mail. The one-two punch of Gustav and of Katrina, the Category 5 hurricane that devastated New Orleans just three years ago, he said, "might be a harbinger of things to come in a warmer world as the observed and modeled consequence of climate... (San Francisco Chronicle)
Warming Oceans Make Strongest Storms Stronger - Study Sep 4, 2008
"If the seas continue to warm, we can expect to see stronger storms in the future," James Elsner of Florida State University said. "As far as this year goes, as a season, we did see the oceans warm and I think there's some reason to believe that that's the reason we're seeing the amount of activity we are.". (Planet Ark, United States)
Hotels, gas, lost wages take money needed for bills Sep 4, 2008
Jay Baker, a Florida State University professor who studies natural and technological hazards, notes people in Panama City, Fla. evacuated three times -- in roughly the same percentages each time -- during the 1985 hurricane season. (WWLTV.com, LA)
High price of textbooks burdens college students Sep 4, 2008
The University of Florida and Florida State University estimated costs at about $900 per student. Costs: Average Per Textbook. (Florida Times-Union)
Vaught Named Associate Head Track and Field Coach Sep 3, 2008
The North Carolina native followed his days in Conway, S.C. with a one year stop at Florida State University. While with the Seminoles, Vaught signed three high school national champions and was a member of the coaching staff of the ACC, East Regional and National Championship winning 2006-07 Seminole Track and Field team. (Charlotte49Ers.com)
From walk-on to First Team Sep 3, 2008
com StaffDate: Sep 2, 2008 A few weeks ago, Benjamin Lampkin was a walk-on for the Florida State University football team. Since then, the senior from Panama City has earned a scholarship, been named a team captain and is now starting at defensive end. (TheTerritory.org)
What are your favorite tailgating destinations? Sep 3, 2008
In our neighborhood, we know some Florida State University grads who drive to Tallahassee nearly every weekend to see the Noles play there. Others rave about tailgating on The Grove at the Ole Miss campus in Oxford. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Travel)
Hanna's creeps eastward; Ike, Josephine on horizon Sep 3, 2008
Florida State University Super Ensemble (FSSE) is a consensus forecast that draws upon both dynamical models and previous official hurricane center forecasts. Q: Where can I learn about hurricane forecast models. (Florida Today)
Slowing Ships To Protect North Atlantic Right Whales Sep 3, 2008
2, 2008) NOAA s Fisheries Service is seeking comment on the final environmental impact statement (EIS) for the Ship Strike Reduction Rule. The EIS is one of the final steps in the process to implement a final rule. (Science Daily)
Editorial: Professor evaluations should be made public Sep 3, 2008
"A lot of students use the system to help select their classes," said Michael McGuffee, Editor-in-Chief of the FSUNews at Florida State University, which in 2003 began allowing students access to professor evaluations. "Because all students fill out these evaluations, they tend to be fairer than some other sites like ratemyprofessor.com.". (The Daily Campus, CT)