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copy with friends/family at home. If you are traveling to a different country, get some of that country's currency in advance so it's one less thing to do when arriving. For currency exchange rates and to buy currency visit www.x-rates.com . Make sure to check the daily rates so that you exchange your money at the best rate. Carry names, addresses and phone numbers of friends/family at home for an emergency and leave them a copy of your itinerary . Consider the climate of where you're going . For more detailed packing tips & suggestions on the following types of honeymoons, click on the type: Tropical Honeymoons, Mountain

entitled “Reporting An Emergency” for additional helpful information. Reporting an Emergency To report an Emergency, call 9-1-1. Then call Campus Public Safety!!! 565-6222 off-campus Ext. 6222 on campus State: THIS IS AN Emergency Tell the officer: Nature of the Emergency Your name Phone number from which you are calling, and Your location. DO NOT hang up until you are told that no further information is required unless there is an immediate threat to your safety. After notifying Emergency personnel, notify building staff. Watch for arrival of Emergency personnel and assist in directing them to the

wheel lock (club) and a car kit containing basic first aid supplies, spare radio batteries, maps, etc. A college Suburban carries emergency roadside assistance gear, such as a battery jumper-pack, gas can, toolkit, tire pump, and the like; and the Burb has extra seats to be used as surge space in case a vehicle is disabled en route. Each car is expected to head into Tijuana--both southbound and northbound--with a full tank of gas ... as well as full stomachs and empty bladders so they won't need to go into the city. Monitoring Each site will designate someone to be alert for any suspicious activity

wheel lock (club) and a car kit containing basic first aid supplies, spare radio batteries, maps, etc. A college Suburban carries emergency roadside assistance gear, such as a battery jumper-pack, gas can, toolkit, tire pump, and the like; and the Burb has extra seats to be used as surge space in case a vehicle is disabled en route. Each car is expected to head into Tijuana--both southbound and northbound--with a full tank of gas ... as well as full stomachs and empty bladders so they won't need to go into the city. Monitoring Each ministry site will designate someone to be alert for any suspicious

Tim Nevills – drum kit Dave Fertello – drum kit Ryan Hoxie – percussion Danny Tervooren – drum kit Kevin Foote – percussion, vocals Morgan Gillaspy – violin Fall 2007 / Spring 2008 Allyson Arendsee - piano, vocals Brittney Brown - alto Tracey Cooper - soprano Ruben Cortez - acoustic, vocals Dave Fertello – drum kit Kevin Foote – percussion, vocals Taylor Gray - piano, vocals Geoff Jensen - electric guitar John Misenhimer - electric guitar Tim Nevills – drum kit Erika Olson - alto Mary Posluch - piano / organ / vocals Jen Roh - soprano Christi Davis - soprano Lauren Salaun -

Equipment : go-kits; earthquake and wildfire supply caches Information systems and resources: rosters; satellite dishes Facilities : three sites prepared to serve as Emergency Operations Centers; access keys and codes Active agency cooperation : Montecito Fire; County Sheriff; City and County Offices of Emergency Services; California Highway Patrol; Red Cross [Go to Top] Wildfire Our mantra is " Go to the Gym ". Here's why: The Gym is a prominent gathering point. If there's time to

Director on Call , 565-7362, Emergency Response, Information, and referral resource Public Safety Department , 565-6222, Emergency Response Community Resources Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center Hotline , (805) 564-3696, 24-Hour Hotline Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center , 963-6832, 433 E. Canon Perdido Street, sbrapecrisiscenter.org Cottage Hospital Trauma Center , 569-7451, Pueblo at Bath Street, Medical assistance and evidence collection Reporting If a student believes a violation of the Sexual Assault Policy has occurred, there are several reporting options available. Students may contact the Sexual Assault Crisis Response Team

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2.75 GPA is required. Homepage Contemporary Music Center, Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts (CCCU bestsemester.com) The Contemporary Music Center located in Martha’s Vineyard offers a four-month long residency at the nation’s only artist community for musicians. Courses include Faith, Music, and Culture; Essentials of Song Writing; Music, Marketing and Sales; and many more. At the end of the semester you’ll finish with a backpack full of original recordings, a first-rate press kit and resume, and the know-how to get a recording contract or music industry job. This program is open to juniors and seniors with a minimum 2.75 GPA. Homepage