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A review is offered for the Children's Literature Centre (CLC) at Frostburg State University (FSU) located in western Maryland.

The article offers the authors insight regarding the tamarins in Frostburg State University in Maryland. The author says that there are 10 male-female pairs of tamarins at Frostburg's Guild building, and they are in tall, individual enclosures divided by fabric. She states that the tamarins are territorial, and they eat three times a day with a diet of vegetables and fruits. She adds that humans will never exceed the fabulous hairstyles of the tamarins.

The article announces the job vacancy for an instructor and assistant professor for Spanish with specialization in foreign language at the Frostburg State University Department of Foreign Languages and Literature in Maryland with qualifications including excellent ability to teach Spanish at the college level and familiarity with the methods of teaching foreign languages.

The article focuses on the programs regarding saferide strategy for college campuses to deal with high-risk behaviors associated with alcohol in the U.S. It cites that saferide programs aim to provide students to have a safe ride on their way home during late-night hours. It also provides guide questions that assists in making saferide programs in a campus. The Frostburg State University (FSU) and Salisbury University are among the universities with saferide programs.

The article provides tips from financial aid director Angela Hovatter at the Frostburg State University in Maryland, for ideas to create a successful request for information (RFI) to lenders to ensure students have loans. It states that when students lose the loans, Hovatter sent RFI that resulted in more than a dozen bids and creation of a list of lenders for Federal Family Education Loan Program and private loans. Steps involved in the process at the university in soliciting bids from lenders are cited.

The article profiles the National Sheriff's Association's (NSA) new president, sheriff David A. Goad of Allegany County, Maryland, highlighting his achievements for the past years until 2008. It notes that Goad received a Bachelors Degree in Political Science and Master of Business Administration at Frostburg State University in Maryland. He is a 30-year veteran of the sheriff's office and the former president of the Maryland Sheriffs Association.

The article features Evergreen Heritage Center (EHC) which offers education and environmental awareness to students particularly in children in Allegany County, Maryland and managed by Janice Keane. It says that the center has partnered with Frostburg State University, Allegany County Public Schools and Allegany College of Maryland to use interactive educational activities for children. It adds that the center provides home tours for the entire family.

The article presents the request for information questionnaire that the Frostburg State University in Georgia sent out to Federal Family Education Loan Program lenders in the U.S. Questions include servicing companies the lenders work with, guarantee agencies the lenders work with, whether borrower benefits guaranteed for the life of the loan and the most recent cohort default rate for borrowers.

The article cites steps taken by Angela Hovatter, financial aid director at Frostburg State University in Maryland, to ensure a successful request for information process for student loans. Steps include asking only questions wanted to review and score, providing lenders adequate time to respond, training a committee on terminology and scoring and being prepared to receive more information than requested.

The article reports on the concern led by financial aid director Angela Hovatter at the Frostburg State University in Maryland to send out request for information to lenders to ensure students have loans. The concern is prompted by an announcement of action by the U.S. Education Department and Treasury Department to add liquidity into student loan markets. In March 2008, lenders abandoned the Federal Family Education Loan Program and stopped making private loans.

The article reports on Frostburg State University in Maryland and its sustainable development program. Frostburg State University has provided local residents in Maryland a certified training in designing and installing residential electric generation systems. The training uses solar panels or small wind turbines to generate electricity.

The article provides information on three conferences related to literature to be held in 2006. The annual McConnell Literature Conference will be held by the University of Kentucky in Lexington in February. "Reading the World VIII" will be held in March at the University of San Francisco in California. The 24th annual Spring Festival of Children's literature will be held by Frostburg State University in Maryland in April.

Reports on the crackdown on homecoming violence among African Americans at Frostburg State University. Complaints over use of a police dog to break up a party at a Black household; Mayor John Bambacus' statement that race had nothing to do with crackdown on homecoming violence.