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34-553: [REDACTED] Look up CAP in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. For lowercase, see Cap (disambiguation) . CAP may refer to: Certifications [ edit ] Certified Administrative Professional, a IAAP certification Certified Authorization Professional, a (ISC)² certification Certified Automation Professional, a ISA certification Companies [ edit ] CAP Group (Computer Analysts and Programmers),

68-399: A (ISC)² certification Certified Automation Professional, a ISA certification Companies [ edit ] CAP Group (Computer Analysts and Programmers), a UK software company CAP S.A. ( Compañía de Acero del Pacífico ), a Chilean mining and steel sector holding company CAP Scientific , a British defence software company (1979-1988) Christchurch Adventure Park ,

102-803: A UK software company CAP S.A. ( Compañía de Acero del Pacífico ), a Chilean mining and steel sector holding company CAP Scientific , a British defence software company (1979-1988) Christchurch Adventure Park , a mountain bike park opened in Christchurch, New Zealand, in 2016 Companhia Aeronáutica Paulista , a 1940s Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Constructions Aéronautiques Parisiennes, Apex Aircraft training and aerobatic aircraft Computing [ edit ] CAP computer , an experimental machine built in Cambridge, UK CAP theorem , Consistency, Availability, Partition-tolerance theorem in computer science Camel Application Part ,

136-482: A climate protection policy document approved in late-2016 Science and medicine [ edit ] CaP, prostate cancer CAP (protein) , cyclase-associated protein Carrierless amplitude phase modulation Catabolite activator protein , a regulatory protein for mRNA transcription in prokaryotes that binds cyclic AMP Cellulose acetate phthalate , a cellulose-based polymer Central aortic pressure ,

170-426: A climate protection policy document approved in late-2016 Science and medicine [ edit ] CaP, prostate cancer CAP (protein) , cyclase-associated protein Carrierless amplitude phase modulation Catabolite activator protein , a regulatory protein for mRNA transcription in prokaryotes that binds cyclic AMP Cellulose acetate phthalate , a cellulose-based polymer Central aortic pressure ,

204-563: A former Canadian political party Canadian Association of Physicists , a professional society Cascade AIDS Project , an HIV/AIDS support and advocacy organisation in Portland, Oregon, U.S. Center for Adoption Policy , a New York-based organisation providing information on adoption Center for American Progress , a left-of-centre think tank Central Arizona Project , a diversion canal in Arizona, U.S. Central Atlanta Progress ,

238-452: A former Canadian political party Canadian Association of Physicists , a professional society Cascade AIDS Project , an HIV/AIDS support and advocacy organisation in Portland, Oregon, U.S. Center for Adoption Policy , a New York-based organisation providing information on adoption Center for American Progress , a left-of-centre think tank Central Arizona Project , a diversion canal in Arizona, U.S. Central Atlanta Progress ,

272-755: A former transfer program administrated by the government of Canada Capital Assistance Program Child access prevention laws , which punish adults who allow children to access guns Common Agricultural Policy , the European Union's agricultural subsidy system Community Access Program , a government of Canada initiative to provide access to the Internet in remote areas Community Action Program , Lyndon Johnson's anti-poverty programs Community Action Programme , United Kingdom workfare scheme Copyright Agency Partnerships , an Australian art commissioning project German Climate Action Plan 2050 ,

306-635: A former transfer program administrated by the government of Canada Capital Assistance Program Child access prevention laws , which punish adults who allow children to access guns Common Agricultural Policy , the European Union's agricultural subsidy system Community Access Program , a government of Canada initiative to provide access to the Internet in remote areas Community Action Program , Lyndon Johnson's anti-poverty programs Community Action Programme , United Kingdom workfare scheme Copyright Agency Partnerships , an Australian art commissioning project German Climate Action Plan 2050 ,

340-631: A funding mechanism used by humanitarian aid organisations Codice di Avviamento Postale , literally Postal Expedition Code , Italy's postal code system Estadio CAP ( Compañía de Acero del Pacífico ), a football stadium in Talcahuano, Chile See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Search for "CAP" on Misplaced Pages. All pages with titles containing CAP or CAPs All pages with titles beginning with CAP CAP code (disambiguation) Capp (disambiguation) CAPPE (disambiguation) Topics referred to by

374-572: A funding mechanism used by humanitarian aid organisations Codice di Avviamento Postale , literally Postal Expedition Code , Italy's postal code system Estadio CAP ( Compañía de Acero del Pacífico ), a football stadium in Talcahuano, Chile See also [ edit ] [REDACTED] Search for "CAP" on Misplaced Pages. All pages with titles containing CAP or CAPs All pages with titles beginning with CAP CAP code (disambiguation) Capp (disambiguation) CAPPE (disambiguation) Topics referred to by

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408-456: A mountain bike park opened in Christchurch, New Zealand, in 2016 Companhia Aeronáutica Paulista , a 1940s Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Constructions Aéronautiques Parisiennes, Apex Aircraft training and aerobatic aircraft Computing [ edit ] CAP computer , an experimental machine built in Cambridge, UK CAP theorem , Consistency, Availability, Partition-tolerance theorem in computer science Camel Application Part ,

442-643: A not-for-profit business stimulus group in Atlanta, U.S. Chicago Area Project , a juvenile delinquency project Christian Appalachian Project , a program to assist disadvantaged persons in Kentucky and West Virginia Christians Against Poverty , the UK charity Church Action on Poverty , UK national ecumenical social justice charity established in 1982 College of American Pathologists , an American professional association Committee of Advertising Practice ,

476-484: A not-for-profit business stimulus group in Atlanta, U.S. Chicago Area Project , a juvenile delinquency project Christian Appalachian Project , a program to assist disadvantaged persons in Kentucky and West Virginia Christians Against Poverty , the UK charity Church Action on Poverty , UK national ecumenical social justice charity established in 1982 College of American Pathologists , an American professional association Committee of Advertising Practice ,

510-511: A protocol used in CAMEL servers Common Alerting Protocol , an XML based data format for exchanging public warnings between different alerting technologies Military [ edit ] Combat air patrol Combined Action Program (AKA Combined Action Platoon), a United States Marine Corps Vietnam era special operation Civil Air Patrol , the official US Air Force Auxiliary Organisations [ edit ] Canadian Action Party ,

544-459: A protocol used in CAMEL servers Common Alerting Protocol , an XML based data format for exchanging public warnings between different alerting technologies Military [ edit ] Combat air patrol Combined Action Program (AKA Combined Action Platoon), a United States Marine Corps Vietnam era special operation Civil Air Patrol , the official US Air Force Auxiliary Organisations [ edit ] Canadian Action Party ,

578-405: A relatively homogenous student body. Both supporters and critics of the new policy have initiated extensive campaigns to publicize their arguments. CAP leaders trace this year's 10 per cent decline in gift-giving to alumni disaffection that emerged during an era of liberalization, an era that reached its culmination in the equal-access decision. "Annual giving has been hurt very substantially by

612-437: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages CAP [REDACTED] Look up CAP in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. For lowercase, see Cap (disambiguation) . CAP may refer to: Certifications [ edit ] Certified Administrative Professional, a IAAP certification Certified Authorization Professional,

646-590: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Concerned Alumni of Princeton The existence of the organization attracted wide notice in January 2006 during the nomination of Samuel Alito , who was a former CAP member, to the Supreme Court of the United States , as Alito included his membership in the organization on a job application to work in

680-514: The Reagan administration in 1985. No mention of Alito has been found in CAP files, apart from his own written 1985 statement of membership. Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano was a founding member. Former senator Bill Bradley , a liberal Democrat , was a member until 1973, when he resigned because of the tone of the organization's magazine, Prospect . Former Republican Senator Bill Frist , at

714-574: The Senate Judiciary Committee who were questioning Alito suggested that his involvement in this group could shed some light on his stance on minority and women's rights issues which might come before him if he were to be confirmed as an Associate Justice on the Supreme Court of the United States, which he subsequently was. The result of an extensive search of CAP documentation demanded by Ted Kennedy on January 11, 2006

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748-562: The British advertising regulatory body Committee for Another Policy ( Comité voor een Andere Politiek / Comité pour une Autre Politique ) , a Belgian political movement Companions and Pets Party , an Australian political party Concerned Alumni of Princeton , a former politically conservative student group at Princeton university Congress of Aboriginal Peoples , Canadian aboriginal organization Projects, programs, policies [ edit ] Canada Assistance Plan ,

782-507: The British advertising regulatory body Committee for Another Policy ( Comité voor een Andere Politiek / Comité pour une Autre Politique ) , a Belgian political movement Companions and Pets Party , an Australian political party Concerned Alumni of Princeton , a former politically conservative student group at Princeton university Congress of Aboriginal Peoples , Canadian aboriginal organization Projects, programs, policies [ edit ] Canada Assistance Plan ,

816-633: The ICAO airline designator for this airline Causal adequacy principle , a philosophical claim made by René Descartes Central Arizona Project , the Colorado River diversion canal in Arizona Chip Authentication Program , using EMV smartcards to authenticate online banking transactions Coded Anti-Piracy , an anti-piracy system for motion picture prints exhibited theatrically Consolidated Appeals Process ,

850-426: The ICAO airline designator for this airline Causal adequacy principle , a philosophical claim made by René Descartes Central Arizona Project , the Colorado River diversion canal in Arizona Chip Authentication Program , using EMV smartcards to authenticate online banking transactions Coded Anti-Piracy , an anti-piracy system for motion picture prints exhibited theatrically Consolidated Appeals Process ,

884-518: The administration satisfies CAP on the faculty issue, the recent decision by the university's Board of Trustees to eliminate sex-based admissions quotas jolted these conservative alumni, many of whom wanted Princeton to remain an all-male institution in the first place. When the trustees approved co-education in 1969, there was a widespread understanding that the male enrollment would be maintained at 800 per entering class. The subsequent adoption of an equal-access admissions policy last Jan. 19, along with

918-588: The blood pressure at the root of the aorta Community-acquired pneumonia , a common but potentially-dangerous infectious disease of the lower respiratory tract Cumulative accuracy profile is used in data science to visualize the discriminative power of a model Compound action potential , an evoked potential Other [ edit ] Carlos Andrés Pérez (1922-2010), twice President of Venezuela CAP Markets , social franchise and supermarket chain in Germany Capital Airlines ,

952-511: The blood pressure at the root of the aorta Community-acquired pneumonia , a common but potentially-dangerous infectious disease of the lower respiratory tract Cumulative accuracy profile is used in data science to visualize the discriminative power of a model Compound action potential , an evoked potential Other [ edit ] Carlos Andrés Pérez (1922-2010), twice President of Venezuela CAP Markets , social franchise and supermarket chain in Germany Capital Airlines ,

986-437: The camaraderies that used to exist," Mr. Jones added. "Princeton has now given into the fad of the moment, and I think it's going to prove to be a very unfortunate thing." ... Alumni response to the equal-access decision may offer a reliable gauge of CAP's influence among the university's graduates. The changing composition of the undergraduate population concerns many Princeton alumni, especially those who cherish memories of

1020-415: The decision to retain undergraduate population at current levels, are expected to result in a decrease in the number of males matriculating each year. "Many Princeton graduates are unhappy over the fact that the administration has seen fit to abrogate the virtual guarantee that 800 would continue to be the number of males in the graduating class," Mr. Bushnell said. "Co-education has ruined the mystique and

1054-416: The equal-access vote," Mr. Jones said. "And it will be hurt more next year as more people find out about it. For many alumni, it was the last straw." – The New York Times , March 3, 1974. During Alito's Senate confirmation hearings following his nomination to the Supreme Court , CAP attracted attention because of its public stance against affirmative action and co-education at Princeton. Members of

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1156-565: The time a recent Princeton alumnus, having graduated in 1974, contributed to a report that labeled the organization as far-right and extremist. In 1974, The New York Times reported on CAP's support for quotas guaranteeing that male students would receive most of the available admissions slots, and its earlier and continuing opposition to Princeton allowing women to attend at all. In the following excerpt, "Mr. Bushnell" refers to CAP co-chairman Asa S. Bushnell , and "Mr. Jones" refers to T. Harding Jones, CAP's executive director. Whether or not

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