Showing posts with label Charles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charles. Show all posts

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Charles R. Mastervich - Commencement Welcome - Mount Aloysius College

Charles R. Mastervich - Commencement Welcome - Mount Aloysius College Video Clips. Duration : 6.20 Mins.


www.mtaloy.edu Cresson, PA - Mount Aloysius College presented the Seventy-First Annual Commencement Convocation Saturday, May 7, 2011 at 1:30 pm STUDENT WELCOME Mr. Charles R. Mastervich 2011 Graduate Mr. Charles Mastervich of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, at a young eighty-one years of age, will graduate with a Bachelor of Professional Science in Behavioral and Social Science. Mr. Mastervich served his county during the Korean conflict; and following an honorable military discharge, he studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) Family obligations prevented him from completing his degree at that time. He and his late wife provided for the education of their three sons. After retirement from a forty-one year career at the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat, Mr. Mastervich decided to resume his undergraduate studies. He is actively involved in numerous community activities including: Cambria County Redevelopment Authority, St. Gregory's Catholic Church, and Johnstown Point Stadium Award Committee. WhyMount Aloysius College? Abundant educational opportunity - We offer a broad range of educational options to meet your goals, with more than 50 programs of study in liberal arts disciplines and in areas that are more tightly focused on a specific career field, such as health care, business, criminology, education, and many others. Small classes - The small classes at Mount Aloysius involve you in your learning in ways that wouldn't be possible in some ...

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Thursday, October 20, 2011

Charles Barron at the 2010 NY Gubernatorial Debate (PART 1 of 2)

Charles Barron at the 2010 NY Gubernatorial Debate (PART 1 of 2) Video Clips. Duration : 10.77 Mins.


This is what the liberal and conservative corporate media has been keeping away from you. The first and only NY gubernatorial debate was held LIVE online and on News12 at the same exact time as the Yankee game. Most New Yorkers did not get a chance to see the debate nor do they know how to find it online. All corporate News coverage after the debate was focused on McMillan's mantra "The rent is too damn high" in an effort to keep the other candidates hidden from your family and tell you the real story of the debate - Barron crushed Cuomo and Paladino hard. If you have not seen the debate yet, you can see it at NY1.com. The following is my personal rundown on all the 7 candidates. In my opinion, Charles Barron truly represented New York more than the rest on this stage. Cuomo and Paladino are exactly the same on all points and when they say "cut out the waste" or "cutting down" anything, they mean your jobs, your pay, your pension, your union, your social programs, and everything that your family and friends enjoy - not big business or their grip on our politicians. McMillan and Davis agree with Cuomo and Paladino on Property Tax, Charter Schools and even the MTA - which is why the corporate media shined the light on them, especially McMillan, as Davis didn't act the part too well. They don't want you to see how ruthlessly and bad Cuomo and Paladino got humiliated on stage [ www.youtube.com ]. Redlich had great points on Cuomo's and Paladino's corruption but his proposal ...

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