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Tennessee congressman Steve Cohen was caught tweeting during the State of the Union Address with a swimsuit model. He then revealed that Victoria Brink was really his long-lost daughter.
But then the family reunion took a surprising turn, CNN's Miguel Marquez reports.
"Overwhelming, crazy, stressful, emotional, a roller coaster," says Victoria Brink.
That is how she describes her life the last few months. She is the woman who had a Twitter conversation with Tennessee Congressman Steve Cohen during this year's State of the Union speech. It was this conversation that forced the congressman to admit this was no "tawdry tete-a-tete," reports Marquez. "Victoria Brink – aspiring model – was in fact… his daughter."
The Congressman had already taken her to high profile events like the White House Christmas party where she was introduced as a friend of the family. But in a single Tweet during the State of the Union the then 23 year-old's life turned inside out.
"What was out on the internet was that me and Steve Cohen could have been lovers or we had some kind of relationship and he really wanted to come out and tell everyone that I was his daughter but I said I had to tell my dad first," says Victoria Brink.
Enter Houston oilman John Brink… who always assumed Victoria was his daughter.
"How tough has this been for you?" asks Marquez.
"Holy (BLEEP). Excuse me. Honestly the most difficult thing I've done," says John Brink.
Victoria and the Congressman had kept their secret from everyone for three years. Until State of the Union Tweet-gate forced her to come clean. But amazingly enough Congressman Cohen had only ever deduced the relationship.
"I knew her mother a long time ago," says Cohen. "I Googled her one night, and saw that she had given birth to a beautiful young lady, and I kind of went back to nine months before, and that was a time when we were involved."
CNN obtained DNA from Victoria, and John Brink- the man who raised her- and from Congressman Steve Cohen who didn't want to appear on camera for the story.
The result?
"The results show that Steve Cohen is not my father, biological father and this is just some crazy thing that happened to me," says Victoria Brink.
In a statement the congressman said "I was stunned and dismayed" at the result when DNA tests disproved what Victoria and I believed about our relationship. I still love Victoria, hold dear the time I have shared with her and hope to continue to be part of her life.
Tell it to Maury!!!! people
Steve Cohen was my congressman for years and he is one of the most honest people out there. He's also a heck of a nice guy.
...OR one more time...Bill, I need some help out here...
...OR...I may have had sex with that woman, but it is not my child...just go check the "dress" for my DNA which does not match the "cigar" either...
Which cousin or uncle was it at the Tennessee Jewish Family Reunion??? Seems the woodpile was bigger than was thought and not who we thought was in the woodpile...with blue eyes & blonde & pearly white skin...was her Mom a middle school teacher by chance?
The only secret now is how many & who were they all...so the DNA posse will be busy, busy, busy!!!
Another mountain out of a mole hill. Many men have raised children thinking they were their own. Just a little different twist to this story. Wonder how many men ever have the thought that they might have a child someplace and even admit it if they did. Mr. Cohen did, but he was disappointed. Sad for all of them.
This is an example of how our politicians behave. They are corrupt, and not trustworthy. If they had any character, they would kill them selves. They are cowards real cowards. To hell with them all in Washington.
"I Googled her one night..." Yeah, you did.
It's amazing.... there shouldn't be a question that he's lying. It's such a grandiose, bold-faced lie that people have bought it because it's like something out of the trashy soap opera/reality t.v. garbage that mesmerizes them. I'm astonished.
The good news is it's Tennessee... we're all related in some way down here.
He was tweeting during the State of the Union address? I'm sorry, was he BORED? And, Tennessee is electing this kind of person to Congress?
There seems to be some mental derangement at work here.
Damn, you call this news?
People aren't really so stupid that they fell for this line of bull[...], are they?
If John Brink is still married... he should consider a divorce. What a way to find out that your wife cheated on you.
Please read: "I knew her mother a long time ago."
Where does it say Victoria was born when her mother and father were married, or even in an exclusive relationship?
If the congressman really wanted to keep this matter confidential, why was he twwting during the Stae of the Union address!! I mean really. Maybe atleast sunconsiously he really wanted t o be exposed.
And this moron decides it's okay to "tweet" (or do anything else, actually) during a State of the Union address? Isn't he supposed to be paying attention to what's being said up there on the podium? I mean, really... [...]
Really? Who pays attention to the rhetoric being spilled at a state of the Union address? C'mon.... zzzzzzzzz.......
Not really. The state of the union is basically a bunch of lies and nonsense that will have no effect on the country. i'd rather tweet a model too.
He's a Democrat, by the way. CNN would have made sure to point it out if he were a Republican.
Complain if you like, but he didn't do anything wrong so it doesn't matter either way.
Amen to that!
Awkward for father to know that the potential of another man being her father, even existed.
Ok, if we get caught, let's just say I thought you were my long, lost daughter and then it will appear all so innocent.
So who is her real father?
Maybe she is or was his girlfriend.
So, who is her biological father? Is it John Brink or some other mystery man?
This should be a new tv show that shows the blossoming frienddship of a congressman and a model that believed for a short time that they are father and daughter. It will be called "How I [...] Your Mother."
Bizarre – there are more layers to this story than this. stay tuned
Three years living on a wild hunch? And it took a push from CNN to do the DNA test? **sigh**
Sounds like a lame coverup.
Why is this even a story?!? The stupid dolt thought this was her dad and she was raised by her real dad all along? If this was my daughter I'd knock her in the head.
Did you read something that says John Brink is her "real" dad...? I only saw that the Congressman wasn't.
now I see it – further down in the comments – not in the story.
Yep....this is what our Congress does with all of their time.
But they get paid for life with the best free medical care.
Did they find out if the guy she originally thought was her father, was her father? It says they tested both, but didn't clarify whether Brink was her father (or who knows who was?).
There is so much missing from this story...for example: is the guy who raised her ACTUALLY her father? Can't believe they didn't include that.
Maybe she is Bill Clinton's daughter. 🙂 Wonder who her father really is.
You are ... NOT THE FATHER!
i think he is also Manti Teo's girlfriend's father.


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In Massachusetts, Economy Hits Home
-- STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. -- It's hard to feel further from Wall Street out here on the rails -- as we roll past the lush green and picturesque towns in Western Massachusetts.
But the economic turmoil that's rocking so much of the country is evident -- in the empty, rusting buildings that dot the landscape, and mostly in the conversations we have when we climb off the train.
Even in gorgeous Stockbridge -- a liberal enclave, with a tourist economy that hasn't been hit the same way so many other parts of the country have -- the unease is real.
I commented to Connie Montgomery, a retiree who lives in Stockbridge, about how far we felt from Wall Street on a perfect day in this Norman Rockwell town -- as we got ready for a brief concert featuring James Taylor and Yo-Yo Ma.
"Oh yeah -- but we're not," Montgomery said. "There's a lot of retired people who depend on investments, and it's just very shaky."
Montgomery is a registered independent who said she hasn't made up her mind yet.
One of the striking things talking to voters is how -- like the candidates -- everyone wants change, but there's broad disagreement about what that means.
"We've already experienced the other group that's already in there, so we need somebody new," said Obama supporter Linda Lloyd, of Hardwick, Mass.
Counters Ruth Hiller, of Paxton, Mass.: "I want the box that says none of the above. I'm not happy with either one. . . . Everybody's screaming change -- tell me exactly what that means."

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Letter to the editor of the Washington Times
This letter to the editor was published in the Oct. 1, 2008, Washington Times:
Princeton's stewardship
In his Sunday Commentary column, "Donor intent revisited," about a recent lawsuit filed against a New York hospital, William Robertson revives his misrepresentations about the donor-intent issues raised by his own six-year-old lawsuit against Princeton University.
Contrary to what he claims, Mr. Robertson's lawsuit seeks not to honor donor intent but to violate it. It seeks to overturn arrangements put in place by his parents and to seize control of funds that his mother, Marie Robertson, gave to Princeton in 1961.
These funds were given for the sole purpose of maintaining and expanding the graduate program of Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. For 47 years, that is exactly how the funds have been used, and Princeton's program has become a world leader in its field. Marie Robertson's $35 million gift has grown to almost $900 million under Princeton's stewardship.
The Washington Times describes Mr. Robertson as a philanthropist, but he played no role in making the gift to Princeton. The designation is also questionable given that he has used a family foundation led by him to pay the costs of his lawsuit and a related public relations campaign and to pay himself an excessive salary rather than to support charitable purposes. In doing so, he has depleted the resources of the foundation from almost $50 million to well under $20 million since the lawsuit began.
Princeton has an excellent record of meeting its commitments and sustaining strong relationships with donors over more than two centuries.
Cass Cliatt is Director of Media Relations, Princeton University


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"killing a man at a wedding? horrid. what sort of monster would do such a thing?" - Lady Olenna
*my reviews/recaps will not have any spoilers as they relate to future events but will have many explanations or clarifications of events currently happening on the screen so if you want to figure it out for yourself, read with caution.
read my review of season 4, episode 1 ("two swords") - here
this episode, we spent a majority of our time in king's landing, especially during the second half. our time there mostly served to set up some new dynamics moving forward, including jaime's attempt to use his left hand, tyrion's extremely harsh rejection of shae, prince oberyn's veiled threats against tywin/cersei, a brief discussion between lady olenna and tywin about debt, and the eagerly awaited death of the beloved king, escape of sansa and subsequent arrest of tyrion.
we also caught up with stannis/melisandre on dragonstone burning some people (including the queen's own brother) for believing in the 'seven' (gods that is). we got a little backstory, including melisandre's poor upbringing and spent some time with shireen, stannis' daughter.
bran got warned about warging too much. my mom used to tell me if i ate too much chicken, i'd become a chicken. i think it works something like that. bran is now getting visions beneath the weirwood tree of dragons in king's landing and other freaky shit.
the most interesting (and yes, i am the only one who seems interested in this) storyline happened at the dreadfort (a new location this year), the seat of house bolton. we get more evidence of ramsay snow's brutality as he hunts down a poor village girl for sport. but for a house that's sigil is the flayed man and is headed by a man who just killed robb stark at a wedding, roose bolton certainly shows a lot of disdain for ramsay's treatment of theon (aka reek). roose's plan becomes all the more clear in this episode as he tells ramsay that they must take back the north from the greyjoys in order to stake his claim as the new warden of the north.
1. tywin lannister (last week, 1) - the war of the five kings may be over, but now his own grandson is the 3rd king to die. maybe joffrey's death should affect his standing, until we consider who is next in line to take the throne.
2. daenerys targaryen (last week, 3) - we didn't catch up with her this week, but after joffrey's death, dany's relative strength can only grow. it's like having a bye week in football and still moving up the standings when everyone else loses.
3. melisandre (last week, 5) - as i wrote last week referencing a scene last year when she burned three leeches representing the 3 false kings (renly was already dead). robb stark, dead. joffrey, dead. i forget who the other leech was for, but i'm sure whoever it is will be fine.
4. bran stark (last year, 9) - the theme here is that it's good to have special gifts... like being able to go into the mind of a direwolf (or birth dragons or demon babies) and seeing into the future. remember that bran (and rickon) dreamed of his father's death and now more visions.
5. tommen baratheon (last week, NR)- it's good to be next in line to be the king. this is just speculation but if ned stark and stannis taught us anything, it's that without any legitimate sons, the oldest brother is next in line to take the throne. plus there's a new actor playing tommen this year.
6. roose bolton (last week, 7) - he will be the warden of the north if he can take it from the greyjoys.
7. oberyn "red viper" martell (last week, hon. mention) - if you can stand face-to-face with tywin spewing not-so-veiled threats then you belong on this list. oberyn pretty much told cersei that her daughter myrcella is a hostage in dorne so yea, he's got some leverage here.
8. margaery tyrell/lady olenna (last week, 4) - well, margaery was ranked #4 last week, but that was before her bread ticket died (for the 2nd time!!). now, we don't know where things stand for her. but with lady olenna at her side, i doubt she'll fall too far.
9. mance rayder (last week, 6) - king beyond the wall. with all these kings dying off, he better be careful.
10. petyr baelish (last week - 10) - where is this new lord of the vale? i doubt we've heard the last of him.
off the list:
- joffrey baratheon (previously ranked #2) - how we'll miss your smug, arrogant face. click here to see his bitchiest moments
- sam tarwell (#10)
- so who killed joffrey? so many theories.
- here's what we know. joffrey's a prick. he ate some dry cake with doves (dead?) inside, drank some bad wine and chocked to death. his facial color and blood would indicate some poisoning, which we've been told is a method used by women and eunuchs. the only eunuchs we know about in king's landing is varys. there are a lot of women though.
- motive? prince oberyn hates the lannisters but is this his style? sansa too. hell, most everyone there hates joffrey and/or the lannisters. maybe there's a motive we haven't considered just yet or one that lies beneath the surface if we dig deeper. who benefits from joffrey's death? his brother? cersei? tywin? margaery? stannis?
- here's what else we know. dontos obviously knew about the crime since he was so quick to get sansa out of there as soon as the deed was done.
- there are clues abundant if you watch closely enough and pay attention to the "next on" sequence.
- tyrion and jaime have always had a close relationship. i wonder how that will be affected with recent events especially in light of jaime's relationship (or lack thereof) with cersei.
- does brienne love jaime? i think she just loves the man he could be.
- this is at least the 2nd time the iron bank has been mentioned on the show. i think the first was when tyrion was appointed the master of coin and he realized how in debt the kingdom was. now tywin is saying he's not worried about the iron bank.
as much as this episode was about joffrey's death, it was equally about the interactions between a lot of the various cast members at the wedding event of the season! cersei and brienne; tywin and oberyn; olenna and sansa. now that most of the characters are making their way home (except those starks), we are being rewarded with a lot of interactions we haven't had in awhile. even jon and sam are back at castle black together. stannis and family are hanging at dragonstone. bolton, new wife and bastard son are at the dreadfort. and the entire lannister family is celebrating in one place.
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What is it and how is it used?
Olazax Disperzi belongs to a group of medicines called antipsychotics.
Olazax Disperzi is used to treat a disease with symptoms such as hearing, seeing or sensing things which are not there, mistaken beliefs, unusual suspiciousness, and becoming withdrawn. People with this disease may also feel depressed, anxious or tense.
Olazax Disperzi is used to treat a condition with symptoms such as feeling "high", having excessive amounts of energy, needing much less sleep than usual, talking very quickly with racing ideas and sometimes severe irritability. It is also a mood stabiliser that prevents further occurrences of the disabling high and low (depressed) extremes of mood associated with this condition.
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What do you have to consider before using it?
Do not take Olazax Disperzi
- if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to olanzapine or any of the other ingredients of Olazax Disperzi . An allergic reaction may be recognised as a rash, itching, a swollen face, swollen lips or shortness of breath. If this has happened to you, tell your doctor.
- if you have been previously diagnosed with eye problems such as certain kinds of glaucoma (increased pressure in the eye).
Take special care with Olazax Disperzi
- Medicines of this type may cause unusual movements mainly of the face or tongue. If this happens after you have been given Olazax Disperzi, tell your doctor.
- Very rarely, medicines of this type cause a combination of fever, faster breathing, sweating, muscle stiffness and drowsiness or sleepiness. If this happens, contact your doctor at once.
- The use of Olazax Disperzi in elderly patients with dementia is not recommended as it may have serious side effects.
If you suffer from any of the following illnesses tell your doctor as soon as possible:
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Liver or kidney disease
- Parkinson-s disease
- Epilepsy
- Prostate problems
- A blocked intestine (Paralytic ileus)
- Blood disorders
- Stroke or ?mini? stroke
If you suffer from dementia, you or your carer/relative should tell your doctor if you have ever had a stroke or ?mini? stroke (temporary symptoms of stroke)
As a routine precaution, if you are over 65 years your blood pressure may be monitored by your doctor.
Olazax Disperzi is not for patients who are under 18 years.
Taking other medicines
Only take other medicines while you are on Olazax Disperzi if your doctor tells you that you can. You might feel drowsy if Olazax Disperzi is taken in combination with antidepressants or medicines taken for anxiety or to help you sleep (tranquillisers).
You should tell your doctor if you are taking fluvoxamine (an antidepressant or ciprofloxacin (an antibiotic), as it may be necessary to change your Olazax Disperzi dose.
Please tell your doctor if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines, including medicines obtained without a prescription. Especially tell your doctor if you are taking medicines for Parkinson-s disease.
Taking Olazax Disperzi with food and drink
Do not drink any alcohol if you have been given Olazax Disperzi as Olazax Disperzi and alcohol together may make you feel drowsy.
Pregnancy and breast-feeding
Tell your doctor as soon as possible if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant. You should not take this medicine when pregnant, unless you have discussed this with your doctor. You should not be given this medicine when breast-feeding, as small amounts of Olazax Disperzi can pass into breast milk.
Driving and using machines
There is a risk of feeling drowsy when you are given Olazax Disperzi. If this happens do not drive or use any tools or machines. Tell your doctor.
Important information about some of the ingredients of Olazax Disperzi
Olazax Disperzi contains aspartame a source of phenylalanine. This may be harmful for people with phenylketonuria.
How is it used?
Always take Olazax Disperzi exactly as your doctor has told you. You should check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure.
Your doctor will tell you how many Olazax Disperzi tablets to take and how long you should continue to take them. The daily dose of Olazax Disperzi is between 5 and 20 mg. Consult your doctor if your symptoms return but do not stop taking Olazax Disperzi unless your doctor tells you to.
You should take your Olazax Disperzi tablets once a day following the advice of your doctor. Try to take your tablets at the same time each day. It does not matter whether you take them with or without food. Olazax Disperzi tablets are for oral use. Put the tablet in your mouth. It will dissolve directly in your mouth, so it can be easily swallowed. You can also place the tablet in a full glass or cup of water or other suitable beverage (orange juice, apple juice, milk or coffee) and stir. Drink it straightaway.
If you take more Olazax Disperzi than you should
Patients who have taken more Olazax Disperzi than they should, have experienced the following symptoms: rapid beating of the heart, agitation/aggressiveness, problems with speech, unusual movements (especially of the face or tongue) and reduced level of consciousness. Other symptoms may be: acute confusion, seizures (epilepsy), coma, a combination of fever, faster breathing, sweating, muscle stiffness and drowsiness or sleepiness, slowing of the breathing rate, aspiration, high blood pressure or low blood pressure, abnormal rhythms of the heart. Contact your doctor or hospital straight away. Show the doctor your pack of tablets.
If you forget to take Olazax Disperzi
Take your tablets as soon as you remember. Do not take two doses in one day.
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If you suddenly stop taking Olazax Disperzi, symptoms such as sweating, unable to sleep, tremor, anxiety or nausea and vomiting might occur. Your doctor may suggest you to reduce the dose gradually before stopping treatment.
If you have any further questions on the use of this product, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
What are possible side effects?
Like all medicines, Olazax Disperzi can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them. Very common side effects: affect 1 user in 10
- Weight gain- Sleepiness
- Increases in the levels of prolactin in the blood.
Common side effects affect 1 to 10 users in 100 Changes in the levels of some blood cells and circulating fats. Increases in the level of sugars in the blood and urine. Feeling more hungry. Dizziness. Restlessness. Tremor. Muscle stiffness or spasm including eye movements. Problems with speech.
Unusual movement especially of the face and tongue. Constipation. Dry mouth. Rash. Loss of strength. Extreme tiredness. Water retention leading to swelling of the hands, ankles or feet. In early stages of treatment some people may feel dizzy or faint with a slow heart rate, especially when getting up from a lying or sitting position. This will usually pass on its own but if it does not, tell your doctor. Sexual dysfunctions such as decreased libido in males and females or erective dysfunction in males.
Uncommon side effects affect 1 to 10 users in 1,000 Slow heart rate. Make you sensitive to sunlight. Urinary incontinence Hair loss. Absence or decrease in menstrual periods. Changes in breasts in males and females such as an abnormal production of breast milk or abnormal growth
Other possible side effects: frequency cannot be estimated from the available data.
Allergic reaction e.g. swelling in the mouth and throat, itching, rash. Diabetes or the worsening of diabetes, occasionally associated with ketoacidosis ketones in the blood and urine or coma. Lowering of normal body temperature. Seizures, usually associated with a history of seizures epilepsy. Combination of fever, faster breathing, sweating, muscle stiffness and drowsiness or sleepiness. Spasms of the muscle of the eye causing rolling movement of the eye. Abnormal rhythms of the heart. Sudden unexplained death. Blood clots such as deep venous thrombosis of the leg or blood clot on the lung. Inflammation of the pancreas causing severe stomach pain, fever and sickness. Liver disease appearing as yellowing of the skin and white parts of the eyes. Muscle disease presenting as unexplained aches and pains. Difficulty in passing urine. Prolonged andor painful erection.
While taking olanzapine, elderly patients with dementia may suffer from stroke, pneumonia, urinary incontinence, falls, extreme tiredness, visual hallucinations, a rise in body temperature, redness of the skin and have trouble walking. Some fatal cases have been reported in this particular group of patients.
In patients with Parkinson-s disease Olazax Disperzi may worsen the symptoms
Rarely women taking medicines of this type for a long time have started to secrete milk and have missed periods or had irregular periods. If this persists tell your doctor. Very rarely babies born to mothers who have taken olanzapine in the last stage of pregnancy (3rd trimester) may have tremors, be sleepy or drowsy.
If any of the side effects gets serious, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, please tell your doctor.
How should it be stored?
Keep out of the reach and sight of children
Do not use Olazax Disperzi after the expiry date which is stated on the carton and blister after EXP. The expiry date refers to the last day of that month.
Store below 30-C
Please return left over medicine to your pharmacist. Medicines should not be disposed of via wastewater or household waste. Ask your pharmacist how to dispose of medicines no longer required. These measures will help to protect the environment.
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What Olazax Disperzi contains
- The active substance is olanzapine
- Each tablet contains 5 mg, 7.5 mg, 10 mg, 15 mg, or 20 mg olanzapine
- The other ingredients are mannitol (E 421),microcrystalline cellulose, aspartame (E 951), crospovidone, magnesium stearate
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Shooting suspect was baptized
Just part of the enigma he proved himself to friends
RICHLAND -- Those who knew Naveed Haq said Saturday that to them he was an enigma, a puzzle that they wish they could have solved before his deadly rampage in a Seattle Jewish center.
Stunned and saddened by the news, some of Haq's acquaintances recounted many of what they saw as the contradictions of his life.
He held a degree in electrical engineering and was the son of a successful engineer, yet he couldn't keep a regular job. He was smart, creative and skilled as a writer. He recently won an essay contest for a U.S. Institute of Peace scholarship.
Yet Haq was frustrated at his lack of friends and female companionship.He told friends he felt alienated from his own family, in part because his career had disappointed his father and also because he had disavowed Islam last year, converting to Christianity.
Haq had begun studying the Bible, attending weekly men's spiritual group meetings, only to stop coming a few months after his baptism.
He had told the group's leader that he seen too much anger in Islam and that he wanted to find a new beginning in Christianity.
Yet in the midst of his shooting spree in Seattle Friday, he declared himself an angry Muslim.
Acquaintances said he never seemed the fanatic religious extremist he played out on Friday. Instead some think his anger was really directed at problems in his personal and professional life.
"Naveed had the profile of the guy who just couldn't get things together," said Erik Neilsen, a Richland resident who let Haq live with him for three months in 2004. He said he thinks several problems compounded for Haq, and he just exploded.
"I wish I could have done something about it. I look back in retrospect and say 'Is there anything I could have done.'"
Last winter, Haq began attending a weekly men's group meeting led by a member of the Word of Faith Church in Kennewick.
The group's leader, Albert Montelongo, said Haq started studying the Bible and in December he underwent a water baptism at the non-denominational church, performed by Montelongo. He said Haq accepted his new faith, though he knew that he would also be offending his own family and its deeply rooted culture. His father, Mian Haq, was among the founders of the Islamic Center of the Tri-Cities in Richland.
Montelongo said Haq seemed depressed by the tension that had grown between him and his family. And he said Haq talked about suffering from bipolar disorder. But that he seemed to improve in how he coped with what Montelongo described as his own anger.
A few months after he was baptized, though, Haq stopped coming to the men's group meetings. Montelongo last heard from Haq in a message that said he was going to Seattle to find a job. He said he tried to call Haq several times but never reached him.
Then on Friday, Montelongo said he saw the news in Seattle and thought the man in police custody looked like Haq.
"I don't understand that. That throws me off from everything he was doing here," Montelongo said. "That blew me away."
"We'll be praying for him and everybody that was hurt in what happened, and everybody that's involved in it," Montelongo said.
At the Islamic Center of Tri-Cities, a senior member, Muhammad Kaleem Ullah, said that Haq stopped attending regularly after he graduated from Richland High School in 1994. He said Haq would attend off and on while visiting his parents and that he surprised members on a Friday two weeks ago with a visit.
"This is a totally sad day for us. This is the closest I've ever come to something like this," said Ullah. "What could have been going on in his brain has been very hard to figure out."
After high school, Haq enrolled in dentistry school at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y., something his father encouraged. But after about four years of study, Haq decided to quit school and return home. That also created some tension between father and son, Ullah said.
Instead Haq went to Washington State University, where he earned a degree in electrical engineering.
Efforts to reach his family were unsuccessful.
In March, Haq was arrested for lewd conduct at a Tri-Cities mall. It was Ullah he called to bail him out of jail, because he was too embarrassed to call his own family, Ullah said.
The family was very distraught at Friday's events, Ullah said, based on a conversation he had with Haq's father after his son's arrest.
Haq apparently moved back and forth between Tri-Cities and Seattle while he was looking for employment. At one point, he told Neilsen, the friend with whom he lived for a few months in 2004, that he was working as a security guard at a Seattle area department store. Neilsen said he'd lost touch with Haq until about six weeks ago when he got an e-mail from Haq, saying his friend had started work at a Home Depot store in Everett.
He said it seemed odd that someone with a degree in engineering had taken an unskilled job. It seemed to him that Haq had trouble keeping steady employment and that he often lacked focus in his career.
Neilsen said he thinks Haq's issues with family, his religion and even his social life just compounded. He said he believed his friend wanted desperately to fit into mainstream U.S. society. But he felt like an outcast in his own family.
Neilsen, a fellow engineer, said he was deeply saddened at Friday's news.
"I've had conversations with him; he'd come over and we'd have a cigar in my back yard and have a nice talk. And all of a sudden, it's like 'What happened? What happened to you?'."


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25 comments:
- Kimbra Kasch said...
How 'bout a healthier choice - like zip fizz or something?
'Course I love Monster :( not much better.
- October 18, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- Nurse K said...
I saw your Diet Coke and was like...mmmm...rum and Diet Coke...then I noticed the ad immediately under this post was for "Sober College Rehab".
These Google ads are SMART!
- October 18, 2009 at 10:22 PM
- xtine said...
That picture warms my soul :D
diet cokeheads of the world <3
- October 18, 2009 at 10:38 PM
- thisnurseknits said...
Is that it? I need more than that!
- October 18, 2009 at 11:15 PM
By now you should have your own fountain soda machine!
- October 18, 2009 at 11:46 PM
- Brendan said...
mmmm... refreshing! *drool*
- October 19, 2009 at 12:15 AM
- student dr. blaze said...
hey, that looks like my fridge! are you the one that's been nabbing my DC in the middle of the night? ;-)
- October 19, 2009 at 12:34 AM
- Sarah Anne said...
You can keep those. I'll stick with the orange juice and milk. :)
- October 19, 2009 at 12:35 AM
- Phillipia said...
Hmmm...I just put on a pot or three of coffee...
- October 19, 2009 at 12:40 AM
So where's the Tuesday drawer?
- October 19, 2009 at 12:53 AM
- WhatWasIThinking, RN said...
Hmmmm.... looks like my fridge. I'm down to a 24 pack and started to get worried. Store... stat.
- October 19, 2009 at 3:38 AM
- Dragonfly said...
Diet Vanilla coke for me. Or just plain ole Vanilla coke. Occasionally with rum.
A much better source of caffeine than nosocomial coffee.
- October 19, 2009 at 6:33 AM
- ER's Mom said...
You're my kinda guy, Grumpy.
Of course, rum added to it helps when you're dealing with patients. ;)
- October 19, 2009 at 7:17 AM
LOVE it! My boss used to say he was going to try and figure out how to give it to me I.V., just so I wouldn't have to stop and take a sip..
- October 19, 2009 at 8:16 AM
did you get all those from a rep touting the antistroke/cancer/ageing effects of diet coke?
- October 19, 2009 at 8:22 AM
- WWWebb said...
Anonymous said...
By now you should have your own fountain soda machine!
Clearly you are not a connoisseur.
It is common knowldge that fountain Diet Coke is vile and repugnant in comparison to the canned or bottled variety.
- October 19, 2009 at 9:15 AM
- student dr. blaze said...
Dragonfly - "nosocomial coffee" *priceless* :-)
Dr. Grumpy - why don't you get Diet Coke to sponsor your blog so that we don't all have to keep seeing nasty pictures in "I was a fat slob" ads? Just a thought....
- October 19, 2009 at 12:01 PM
- The Good Cook said...
You know, that's a lot of Diet Coke... what would your doctor say?
- October 19, 2009 at 1:07 PM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
I'd say it's never enough!
- October 19, 2009 at 1:09 PM
Me, I like flavored seltzer water. If I drink diet soda I like diet Cherry Pepsi. 'Course, I can't do without my coffee though.
I couldn't handle the thought of consuming such vast quantities of artificial sweeteners as you do, I don't know how you do it. I keep thinking of all those alternative medicine quacks who say the stuff gives you cancer- I know they are quacks but it still scares me-
- October 19, 2009 at 1:13 PM
- ER's Mom said...
Notice that more than one person suggested the addition of rum?
- October 19, 2009 at 4:15 PM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
ER's Mom- yeah, I agree, but I try not to come to the office drunk (or even tipsy, as tempting as it sounds.
Back when I taught MCAT classes in college I did that on occasion. And most of my students still did well. I'm not convinced the 2 factors were related, but you never know.
- October 19, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- Dragonfly said...
Rum is for after hours. Not at hospital :-) As I am not being taught by Captain Jack Sparrow.
- October 19, 2009 at 5:25 PM
yyyyuuummmmmmmmm all that carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, caramel color, phosphoric acid, caffeine, aspartame, potassium benzoate and
citric acid! are you a doctor or a test tube, grumpy?
- October 19, 2009 at 5:58 PM
Just as long as the other drawer in the fridge isn't filled with Sweet and Low packets.
- October 19, 2009 at 8:52 PM


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Daily Trojan, Vol. 28, No. 30, October 30, 1936
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rial Office* 111, Sta. 227 t — PR-4776 SOUTHERN DAILY CALIFORNIA TROJAN United Press World Wide News Service , XXVIII Los Angeles, California, Friday, October 30, 1936 Number 30 homores To tertain With nfire Dance After Celebration To ttract Students in Gingham, Cords To Sell for 99 Cent* v Brooks' Orchestra ured To Play for -vember 6 Event j for aiTall-U monflre :ry dance" scheduled for Friday evening emerged the meeting of the -ore council last night, ing to Rod Hansen, rep-Utive of the group. mystery concerning the af--rd! the place, entertained decorations, according to Hot until early next week 1 location be divulged. Bidj Sell for $ -99 Intentions of adding to Frl--jit'j bonfire festivities, those ™ of the dance will arrange twin directly after the con-0 Bids will be sold for of 99 cents, music of Sunny Brooks will dancers with harmony, Hinsen. emphasized that the dance jtrictly Informal, with cords --»m the appropriate ap-•i) most of the rooters will to come directly from the and will be ln the mood to , rather than to dress up, ve provided for the simple dress," he said. Co-Chairmen Named Hansen and Bill Snyder will charge of the affair, and a of committeemen have been !ed. Art Manella will take of the distribution of bids, rg* of decoration, another of "mystery" features, will be ! Tumstrom. Sorority and Jty contacts will be estab-by Hal Labrlola and La Rutherford. Barham and John Berar-wlll handle the publicity side party. Olen Stephens has procured the orchestra with lection of Sunny Brooks, who ted to play. t Boy, But e Can't Spell Cat ■ t-year-old Jackie Hietmann * falter yesterday afternoon he fluently and slowly spelled >stablishmentarlanlsm" for W. Todd, U.S.C. psychol-■fuctor, who was testing the Prodigy's intelligence quotient . final analysis it was agreed i Jackie was in the genius class, ^ an average mentality of a r-old child. • Hietmann, who accompanied '**• s*>d that he knew more 100 songs, and could answer questions regarding statistics ■ M error, . ®an>' People are there In wm. Missouri, Jackie?," his uked. answered. "There are 853,-m St. Louis, Missouri, "eluding those living in the J He also knew the exact "®n of the United States 552?* Alaskal and could Titerdenoniinationally," That »®Bter could not spell some "cat" and 10 '"P'y lhat although is far in advance of Z h,. f .Children hl* age. Jrk.w 5 arf the result of lto Todd1* mem0ry' Record- the on'y chUd *ho took tests m the psy-^ esh " °>d College yes-Wh a11 was falr>y Jam-ParentTh" children whose ^ h. n brought them to « by Dr. Todd. KleinSmid ^aves on Tour For Committee Tells Plan of Activities Homecoming Success Sure, Says Chairman At Conference Tote a Trojan Rally Group Easton To Talk Barbara Miller l<s Drive Begun by Asks Aid in AtYMCAGroup Named Hi-Jinks' Bine Key Club Box-Flnding Din"erTuesda, Decorator Maj. Carl Winching, chairman oj decorations and auards for Home-coming uas an enthusiastic participant in yesterday's opening luncheon. Hight Is Manager Be Placed on Corner Of 28th Street Alumni, Student Workers Meet First Time To Discuss Week Fraternity Help Requested Benches for Pedestrians To In Gathering Fuel for pie,d Secretary of Club Is Cal Game Blaze Qn Speaking Tour in Request was made last night a 'c. r* • * i k * by Frank Thornquist, chair- Lift Consciousness Is Aim man Qf thc raUy bonflre com. w; •• ci *.• wil ai I mittee, for fraternity pledge Waiting Station Will Also masters t0 impress their char- Be Situated on Campus j ges with the necessity of se-Says Rounsavelle curing boxes for the bonfire --which is to be lighted Novem- "Tote a Trojan" will be the j ber 6, the night before the ! motto of the U. S. C. campus i u. S. C.-California football 'Helen of Troy' Coastal States Baker Extends Invitations Hartzlar, Rodgers Will Be Installed as Officers Of Organization Peacemaker in coming weeks, as Blue Key, national honorary service fraternity. opens its campaign to provide rides for fraternity Success is inevitable for the j and sorority members between 1936 homecoming, ln the opin- the campus and 28th street, ion of Dr. Frank F Barham, ] plan5 as outlined at the Blue Key alumni chairman o. th. 13th bSihTS annual graduates' celebration. | 0( sltuated at ihe southwwt cor-Dr. Barham presided yes- ; ner of the Intersection of Univer-terday at the first luncheon I slty avenue and 28th street. Thc W. Burnett Easton Jr., new field secretary of the Pacific game. 1 southwest field council of the •'We have obtained six 15-foot | yMCA will be the main SES 'SSJZSZFSS1 " th" poles will form the framework of next Tuesday evening at 5.J0 • ■ ■ ln the University meeting of alumni and student chairmen in the senate chambers in the Student Union. General optimism prevailed as the various under- waiting station at the campus end the pyre. It will be necessary to gether more boxes this year than were gathered last year, for we plan to build the bonfire much higher than the last one," Thom-qulst said. Pledges To See Knights Fraternity pledges may contact the Trojan Squires or Trojan will probably be placed on the east | Knights in their respective houses side of University avenue, midway regarding places to store boxes be-between 35th street and 35th place, fore the construction of the pyre directly opposite Old College. Signs To Be Made It h hnp:d that through negotla- divisions of the six-day pro- W1I* 1 PI gram, from November 30 to Mixed Chorus °ecAember 5- Arrangements for homecoming --| are already progressing rapidly," Seven Other Appointments Smith, student chairman, com-A , C, , mented. "We are already ahead of Announced Yesterday graduate workers explained to j " ____tions with the automobile club ar- one another plans for their rangement5 can ^ made to have By Music Officials Phyllis Hight, '37, was recently appointed manager of the U.S.C. mixed chorus, division of the de- i partment of musical organizations j at the university, according to Ona | Conrad, student assistant to Hal 1 Roberts, yesterday. Formerly secretary of the mixed j chorus, Miss Hight qualifies for her j position from previous experience with the group, Conrad said. | Seven other appointments were ] announced simultaneously ln the | various other groups ln the depart- j ment of musical organizations. Augmenting the present student | staff of the Trojan band, Arthur Avery, '40, and Sam Stoddard, '40. ' were appointed assistant librarians to aid the head librarian, John Hamilton. Students who will work with Conductor William Ulrich of the Trojan symphony orchestra are: Maln-erd Baker, manager and librarian; O. H. Steventon. signs in the shape of a thumb made, with the word "Troy" and the motto "Tote a Trojan" painted on them. Johnny Rounsavelle, Blue Key president, last night explained. "The aim of the Blue Key ln sponsoring this campaign ls not to promote an enthusiastic cooperation for a week or two with a subsequent failing of Interest, but wc wish to establish a custom which w'll continue through the years." Other Similar Plans our schedule, as compared with past years." Alumni chairmen present at the luncheon were Maj. Carl Wlrsching, ^'1»Lk"Sna,1'SUs dutles t0T •inw 9r Rufus B. The homecoming slogan contest has started! To provide homecoming co.n-mittee members with a s.cgsn upon which to base the theme of the 1936 return cf old g.ads, the alumni association nnd the Dai j Trojdn are sponsoring a con.est, with two U.S.C.-Notre Dame game tickets as prizes, for all Trojan students. Slogan suggestions car. be dropped in the cardinal and gold dcccratcd bnxcs, iocr.tcd tn Old College and the Student Union. The contest closes one week from today. On other campuses along the coasl and throughout thc country tmilar plans to this one proposed begins, it was said Actual building of the bonfire will start next Tuesday, it was announced. and at that time members of the two major service organizations will have trucks ln readiness to transport boxes to the site of the rally. The location of this year's bonfire rally will be on the west side of Crenshaw boulevard across from the site of last year's rally. Subdividing of property on the east side of the boulevard has made It Impossible to have the blaze there. Program Planned An extensive program ls being planned to accompany the burnlnp of the box pile, Thornquist said, and plans are ln the air for a radio broadcast of the rally. ''In addition to the Trojan lum- Premier Musiolini has a new plan lor world peace which ht will present lo an international audience hy radio Sunday. II Duce Promises World Peace Plan YWCA Cabinet Cites Leader's Service Record Coed To Preside at Annual Program, December I, Dean Announces for Trojans have been carried on ' inaries who will appear, wc hope for past years. Also in previous to have Leonard Charvet, president years there have been spasmodic of the university of CaUfornia stu-attainpts to make U.S.C. "lilt con- > denl body, as a guest speaker," I 'clous. This ls the first organized j TWnmiist, *riri«i organized attempt on this campus, however, to provide specified waiting stations for rides to fraternity and sorority housfs. Thornqidftt added. Already contact has been made with several large s.ores in the city to secure boxes, and one firm, it was reported, has offered to fur- o'clock church. Easton, who was formerly a pastor ln the state of Vermont, ls making a state tour of all the colleges and universities affiliated with thc YMCA. Later he will tour Oregon and Washington. During the past few weeks he has given lectures In the leading colleges and universities of the southland. He recently visited Chapman college, Occidental, Caltech, Redlands, and U.C.L.A. Easton To Tour Coast After hls Las Angeles appearance. Easton will depart for Stanford, San Jose State Teachers college, and the University of California at Berkeley. "We expect all members to be present at this dinner. Burnett Easton ls noted for his speaking ability, i .. j. » ii -r D As he has traveled a great deal his IVlussolini s Address lo be talk will be enjoyable as well as Heard in Five Tongues Instructive, Glen Baker, president ® oi the Y.M.C.A., said yesterday. Over Kadio Sunday New * MC A Officers ROME, Oct. 29 — (U.FI — Premier Omar Hartzler and Bob Rodgers. B>nlto Mussolini will electrify the secretary and treasurer respectively, world Sunday with a dramatic plan will be formally Instal.ed at the ban- ■ ^ stabllzlng world peace, it was quet. They were elccted to succccd j t d ^ight. The plan, the Fred Oross, former secretary, and ,d ... bp carried the Vernon Archibald, former treasurer. pn^rp wor^ by rftd)o from MUan Final arrangements to send several where II Duce will address the sp:ak:rs to a nearby church will be j Lombard Fa-clsts. made after the dinner. Every year Mussolini, ln the course of hls many requests for spankers arc sent wuj announce Italy's rec- to the YMCA office and this year c(Cn|tlon ef oeneral Francisco the demand has been greater than jrranC0's rPbel government in Spain, Engineering '10, former chairman of the county board of supervisors and former president of Los Angeles assistant man- | harbor, decorations and awards ager; and Mrs. Edna Levy, concert | committee; James Mu satti, men's mistress. U.S.C Organizations Coed Rooters' Work at Game football dinner; Mrs. Paul Cunningham, women's football dinner; Paul Elmquist, organizer of rooting section card stunts, homecoming rally; Dr. William Harrison, homecoming dance; and Franklin Skeele, publicity. _ - , j I All branches of thc university CvnTTinlimPntPa W'U have a vital part to play dur-jng homecomlng week Smith an_ --| nounced. Many honorary and pro- "The coed rooters showed such | fessional fraternities, as well as so-fine cooperation at the Stanford i cial houses, are contemplating teas, game, that all doubts in my mind dinners, and alumni reunions to concerning their use In the rooting 1 fete graduates who will return to section have been dispelled," com- j the campus for homecoming, ments Phil Daniel. Trojan yell king. I Greek letter organizations again "I noticed not a single error ln will decorate their houses in keep-their performance," asserts Daniel, I ing with the homecoming theme, ''so I intend to use the coeds ln j other highlights of homecoming future games When a large rooting ' week will be the interfraternity section will be needed." J sing, women's hi-Jinks; the home- Daniel received many compli- j coming rally; the men's and wo-ments on the fine sportsmanship men's football dinners; the home-and yelling of the Trojan rooters | coming radio rally; the U.S.C.-at Palo Alto. One commentator Notre Dame football game; and declared that although U.S.C.'s sec- the homecoming football dance, tion was small, Its members out- climax of the six days of festivl-yelled the Stanford rooters. 1 ties. In commetlng on the Idea, Roun- lllgh al)d hauj t0 fire more savelle added. "Though we expcct than 4000 boxes the success of this plan will be In direct proportion to the cooperation of students, we have devised a plan for getting non-cooperative ctudents to help." Rouncavelle further explained saying, "Norm Johnson, ASUSC president, was the author of the plan and he p.opo ed tt to Blue Key, thinking they would be the best ones to put the idea Into operation." Blue Key will expend every effort possible to make the Trojan campus "Tote a Trojan" conscious during the coming weeks. Posters will be distributed throughout thc bulldingn and signs will be posted about the campus. during the last few years. The great demand for sneakers has caused Baker to begin this work much earlier than was the case last year. it was reported. Germany To Cooperate II Duce s peace plan, It was said, All students who desire to attend will be an outgrowth of the recent the dinner should sign up at once In my office. The offl?e b located on the third floor of the Student Union," said Baker. Zamperini To Be Delegate At Fraternity Convention Pete Zamperini, varsity track star, will board an east-bound train for Indianapolis Monday morning at 10 o'clock, where he will represent U. S. C.'s Alpha chapter of Phi Epsilon Kappa at the grand chapter meeting on Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7. * Phi Epsilon Kappa, which U national, professional, and honorary fraternity is made up of under-jBld ieI, J®*—mo o. von graduate students of physical edu-* !°r * tour f A"geles last cation and administrators of physl-*here ho v e Middle- cal education Thpv are Drofesslon- X he hai scheduled four 'ttuwi'm m Stale teachers 9Ud V' H'Y01nes' Dr- von ' BouJ! dret* Iour dif--tiotlll nrnw world affairs and ^eneraT"'6 Speakl»B be- > h n^hiy 01 the t*airul wnr ! »,Cture on "Un-orld Neighbors." r Deadline r U-C. Game Tickets £*c- Camor- inclnrtii *uaranteed - j ludlng Tuesday, No- ^ /Sl"d 10 cal1 f°r 5 liv.e jiL,?osslble' accord- IO^k^cashler-""on bookstore. cal education. They are profession al men who seek to Improve themselves and the standing of their calling by a unification of effort ln both undergraduate and alumni groups. According to Zamperini, the meeting of the grand chapter of Phi Epsilon Kappa Is being held, specifically, to revise Its constitution and to Install new officers. Delegates from every university chapter ln the country will be present. Interesting social programs have been arranged for the delegates An Informal get-together of the physical education men will open the ceremonies of the Indianapolis convention. As the final social event of the convention, a dance has been planned for Saturday evening, November 7. He ls a member of Phi Kappa Tau social fraternity. Debate Squad Will Hold Its Final Practice In preparation for their opening inter-collegiate debate with the University of California here November 5, U. S C.'s varsity debaters this afternoon hold their final inter-squad practice debate in Porter hall, 302 Law building, at 3:30 o'clock. Captain Bob Feder and Maurice Atkinson, who will represent the Trojans against the Bear forensic team next week, today will uphold the negative side of the PI Kappa Delta national collegaite question, "Resolved: that congress should be empowered to fix minimum hours and maximum wages for Industry." Fred Hall and Fred Burrill will present the affirmative. Manager Harold Weeks was yesterday successful ill procuring a practice debate with Loyola university for next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The teams will meet at the Loyola campus. Each school will enter an affirmative and negative team. James Calls Squires To Meeting To discuss details of their work [ on the Califomla-U.S.C. bonfire rally. Trojan Squires will meet today in 305 Administration at 12:15 p. m. Ed James, president cf the group, announced yesterday afternoon. Class Officers Chosen in Law School Election Language Club Will Hear Dr. Raubenheimer Members of _llTTClassical Lan- 1 ^e senior class presidency, with guage club will hold their second j Harbert finally emerging the victor conversation between hls foreign minister, Count Galeazaso Clano, and Fuehrer Adolph Hitler ln Germany. It was discussed In detail during their meeting, It was said, and Germnny Is ready to work ln full accord with Italy ln realizing It. I Elaborate preparations i.re being I made for the broadcast. It will be translated simultaneously Into all widely-spoken languages — presum-\ ably French, German. Spanish and English. Bolshevism Opposed j In view of his past statements, it would not be surprising if Mus-| solinl suggests the following points: ' 1, An enlarged field to economic opportunity for Italy and Ger- Barbara Miller has been chosen Helen of Troy to preside over the annual women's Hl-Jlnks in recognition of her outstanding record of achievement and service to the school, it was announced today by Dean Pearle Alkln-Smith of the YWCA. Helen of Troy is selected by members of the YWCA cabinet as the senior woman on campus whose record of activities and service for the past four years makes her eligible for the coveted honor. She will preside over Hl-Jtnks to be held on the evening of December 1 at 7:30 o'clock tn Bovard auditorium during thc annual Homecoming week. Barbara Miller now holds the position of president of the YWCA. member of the University Religious conference, university Senate, Amazons, Delta Delta Delta, WSOA council, and has been a member of the social service committee, flying squadron, hostess committee, and membership committee of the "Y." On the evening of December 1, various women's organizations on campus will present skits, and many individual acts will be on the program. All the entertainment will be given by students, and no professional talent will be allowed. Prizes and cups will be awarded the groups and Individuals giving the best acts. There have been seven other Helens of Troy beginning ln 1928 and 1929 with Doris Tennant West-cott. In 1930 the honor went to Helen Peterson McGinnis, and ln 1931 Annie Lou Jungqulst Pearcy held the position. 1932 found Harriet Louise Touton as Helen of Troy with Jane Reynoulds in 1933, Dorothea Jareckl ln 1934. and Ruth Bogardus ln 1935. monthly luncheon meeting Tuesday at 12:30 ln the social room of Elisabeth vcn KleinSmid hall. Dr. Albert S. Raubenheimer. dean of the College of Letters, Arts, and Scineces, will speak on a subject of special Interest to all members. Derfefaie Zamperini ...•// M Indumafoitt Radio To Honor Trojans, Bruins U 8. C. students and modem music enthusiasts will tune ln their radios tomorrow at 5:30 tPaclflc coast time) to hear Kay Kyser and his orchestra. At that time, Kyser will salute and dedicate his Elgin program to US.C. and U.C.L.A He will play modern dance numbers and will feature symphonic orchestra arrangements of the two universities' popular college pep songs. The program will be broad cast In Los Angeles over KHJ radio station. The US.C. college numbers played by the orchestra, which will be accompanied by the male Elgin glee club, are to be "Fight On," "War Flag," "The Cardinal and Oold," "Songs of Troy," and -Alma Mater.' Results of yesterday's law elections, disclosed by James Focht, law student body president, revealed several closely-contested positions. Walter Harbert and Carl Stuts- Bllu w. n*e*-and-n.?lt nceJ°l I many. both of whom consider their expanding populations underprivileged. 2 A united front among European nations tn opposing Bolshevism. 3 A general lowering of tariffs and trade restrictions. Presbyterian Advisor To Give Lecture "Our Belief in God" is the topic which Kenneth S. McLennon has chosen for his luncheon lecture to members of the Westminster club today tn the Cottage tea room at 12:20. All other senior class candidates ran unopposed. Their names and offices follow: Marla Oreen, vice-president; John Schaffer, secretary-treasurer; Leroy Pace, board of bar governors. Other results: Junior class: Howard Patrick, president; Dorothy Thompson, vice-president; Hugh Brierly, secretary-treasurer; Benton Roberts, board of bar governors. Freshman class; John Frost, president; Gretchen Parr, vlce--presi-dent; William Kistlnger, secretary-treasurer: Vincent Diglorglo, board of bar governors. London Hits New Deal for Appeal to Race Prejudice NEW YORK. Oct. 20—il'Pi—Gov Alf M. Landon denounced the Roosevelt administration tonight for "sinister" attempts to inject racial prejudices ln the presidential campaign. U.S.C. Oratorical Winner To Meet Section Finalists Art Groman, winner of the recent "Why My First Vote Goes to Roosevelt" contest, will compete with champion or- Dr. Carus Will Discuss On Foreign Trade Pledging ceremonies for Sigma Beta Chi. professional trade and transportation fraternity, will be __________ ____________ conducted tod*y M 12:20 o clock in at,ors from 10 other colleges ln the all-southern California L Clayton Dn Carus, professor \flnals to be held at Los Angeles junior college tonight at 8 of foreign trade, will give a short talk, announced Bob Mueller, president. Phi Chi Phi Group Will Honor Knopf Reservations for the Phi Chl Phi banquet following the reception for Dr. Carl Sumner Knopf, newly elected dean of the School of Religion, must be mailed or phoned before Wednesday, November 4, D. D. Eitzen, president of the graduate scholarship society of the School of Religion, announced today. Reservations are limited to 150 and will be received by Miss Irma Heathe in the religion office, 159 Administration building. Student and faculty members who might be Interested are Invited to come, Eitzen added. Climaxing the day's program of events will be the attendance of the banquet group at the E. Stanley Jones program In the Shrine auditorium where a special block of seats has been reserved. Phi Chi Phi initiation of new members will be held at 4 o'clock In the university church, with the informal reception for Dr. Knopf beginning at 5 o'clock ln the Elisabeth von KleinSmid hall. Cost of the banquet scheduled for 5:30 ln the hall will be 65 cents per person. Mrs. von KleinSmid Will Speak Monday Mrs Rufus B von KleinSmid will be the principal speaker at a luncheon to be given by the Faculty Women's club ln honor of new women on the faculty Monday at 12:30 p. m. ln Elisabeth von KleinSmid hall. Newman Club Sponsors Sunday Breakfast Members of the Newman club. Roman Catholic organization, will attend the 9 o'clock mass tn St. Vincent's church, West Adams and Figueroa, and later gather for breakfast In the St. Vincent school hall. Wilt Adams and Flower street. ] Orator Groman hu jirst rote t*r F.D.K. ♦ o'clock. The National First Voters' league, sponsor of the debate, will award $50 and a gold medal to the first place winner, *25 for second place, and $15 for third place. In addition each speaker will be given a silver loving cup. Speeches will be limited to 10 minutes. Victorious over nine other «n-trants ln the local contest held on October 21, Groman will face finalists from U.C.L.A., Redlands, L. A. J. C., Whittier, San Diego State, Santa Barbara, Loyola, Occidental, Cal-tech, and Southwestern. Also competing tonight will be the winner of an elimination contest conducted by the Young Democratic clubs of southern California. Groman, varsity debate captain last year, ls well-known in collegiate oratorical circles. He placed first In tournaments conducted by the Pacific Forensic league, PI Kappa Alpha, and the Far-Western 8peech Teachers' association. Religion Students Select Officers Robert Homiston, graduate student ln the School of Religion, waa chosen president of the religion student body at a meeting of that group yesterday afternoon in the YWCA house. The retiring president is Tom Pendell. Other execuUves besides Homiston who were chosen at the election are Bill Stevens, vice-president; Margaret Aitkin, secretary; and Denis Delicate, treasurer. Government Meeting To Be Held Today, 12:15 Faculty and students of the School of Government will gather for their first luncheon business meeting of the year in Elisabeth von KleinSmid hall at 12:15 p. m. today. Fred Burrill also reminds students of the fireside session to be held November 5 at the home of Dean W. Ballentine Henley .
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United Press World Wide News Service
Los Angeles, California, Friday, October 30, 1936
Number 30
homores To tertain With nfire Dance
After Celebration To ttract Students in
Gingham, Cords
To Sell for 99 Cent*
v Brooks' Orchestra ured To Play for -vember 6 Event
j for aiTall-U monflre :ry dance" scheduled for Friday evening emerged the meeting of the -ore council last night, ing to Rod Hansen, rep-Utive of the group.
mystery concerning the af--rd! the place, entertained decorations, according to Hot until early next week 1 location be divulged.
Bidj Sell for $ -99 Intentions of adding to Frl--jit'j bonfire festivities, those ™ of the dance will arrange twin directly after the con-0 Bids will be sold for of 99 cents, music of Sunny Brooks will dancers with harmony, Hinsen.
emphasized that the dance jtrictly Informal, with cords --»m the appropriate ap-•i) most of the rooters will to come directly from the and will be ln the mood to , rather than to dress up, ve provided for the simple dress," he said.
Co-Chairmen Named Hansen and Bill Snyder will charge of the affair, and a of committeemen have been !ed. Art Manella will take of the distribution of bids, rg* of decoration, another of "mystery" features, will be ! Tumstrom. Sorority and Jty contacts will be estab-by Hal Labrlola and La Rutherford.
Barham and John Berar-wlll handle the publicity side party. Olen Stephens has procured the orchestra with lection of Sunny Brooks, who ted to play.
t Boy, But e Can't Spell Cat
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final analysis it was agreed i Jackie was in the genius class, ^ an average mentality of a r-old child.
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answered. "There are 853,-m St. Louis, Missouri, "eluding those living in the J He also knew the exact "®n of the United States 552?* Alaskal and could Titerdenoniinationally," That »®Bter could not spell some "cat" and 10 '"P'y lhat although is far in advance of Z h,. f .Children hl* age. Jrk.w 5 arf the result of lto Todd1* mem0ry' Record-
the on'y chUd *ho took tests m the psy-^ esh " °>d College yes-Wh a11 was falr>y Jam-ParentTh" children whose ^ h. n brought them to « by Dr. Todd.
^aves on Tour
Committee Tells Plan of Activities
Success Sure, Says Chairman At Conference
Tote a Trojan Rally Group Easton To Talk Barbara Miller l
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I've not read the official obituaries because they are predictable. "Billionaire." "Reclusive." "GOP donor." "Swift Boat Vets." "Industrialist." "Controversial." "Dallas, Texas." And there you have it: the death of a sinister figure driven by greed, the puppeteer manipulating the political process, a 21st century J.R. Ewing. (Or is it Mr. Burns?) If this is what you've read, it's written by someone who didn't know Harold Clark Simmons.
I never knew a man quite like Harold Simmons.
I met him in 1981 while pan-handling for some political cause or another. Back then he kept a ledger of his political donations on 5 x 7 cards. You'd make your pitch. He'd open the file and examine his giving to you. He'd give you his answer. His answer was as crisp as each of these sentences.
To not know Harold was to be intimidated by his curt responses. On one visit, after a Shakespearean presentation by this writer, Harold looked down at his (my) file, then looked up at me and snapped in his adopted Texas slang, "No, I gave you [$X] in January. That's all you're worth to me." Another time a colleague traveled 1,300 miles just to visit Harold. After cooling his heels in Harold's vast lobby, he was ushered into The Office. He walked in with a smile, hand extended for a handshake, bade Harold a cheerful hello and prepared to settle in for a talk. But Harold had other plans. As he shook my friend's hand he stopped him dead in his tracks. "What do you want?" Out came the request. Back came the response (in the affirmative, if I recall). Out went the guest. Total meeting length for a trip half-way across the country: two minutes.
My colleagues and I laughed for years recounting these and other "Harold" visits. We expected nothing less. He was a blast of fresh air, a man who was decisive; and if your presentation had value, virtually unrivaled in his generosity.
In 1986 I set out to form the Board of Directors for an organization I was endeavoring to launch, The Media Research Center. I visited Harold and made my request. Harold's classic answer: "OK, but only if I don't have to go to any meetings." And he never did, not in the 27 years he served on the board, ultimately as its Chairman. His participation was by phone or by proxy, and my visits were always in person. I'd bring him up to speed on things, he'd offer comments only if he felt it absolutely necessary to do so, took special interest in the financial reports, and always thanked me for the visit.
Harold gave vast amounts of his fortune to hospitals and universities. In the days to come we'll learn more as his estate is settled. I suspect we will be stunned. But why the millions upon millions to political and public policy causes? What could a man worth such a vast fortune -- billions -- stand to gain? Nothing, really. Except the satisfaction knowing he was helping the most important thing to him after his faith and his family: his country.
Ronald Reagan used to refer to the average American who did his bit for his country as the "American hero." As average billionaires go, Harold was an American hero.
I last visited Harold a few weeks ago. Several people had warned me that recently his health had deteriorated dramatically. I saw nothing of the sort. He was as sharp and pleasant as ever. He looked good too. I laid out my thinking for an ambitious new political adventure, one which would require tens of millions of dollars. Could we have that conversation? I asked. Not yet, he answered. He needed to tend to some business concerns. But he wanted me to know he was definitely interested. Come back in six months.
That meeting will never happen. How does one react to that? Let us put it in perspective.
There is a wonderful story told about Philip II of Spain, who in 1588 had already bankrupted his country twice to build the most formidable navy in history to defeat the Protestant forces of England's Queen Elizabeth. He awaited news at his massive imperial compound in El Escorial. The courier finally arrived with the worst news imaginable. All is lost. The navy had been destroyed. Philip's reaction was one for the ages. If he was crushed, history did not record it. Instead we know he immediately ordered a Te Deum Mass to be offered, giving glory to God, accepting without question His will.
I will miss Harold. He cannot be replaced. There is sadness, yes, but there is also immediate gratitude owed Providence. It was willed that our nation be given Harold Simmons and that some of us would be honored to know him. That gift continues forever.


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Tunisia union calls for strike, adding to tensions
Tunisia's main labor union called on Wednesday for a nationwide strike next week, a move likely to exacerbate tensions with the Islamist-led government.
The decision by the General Union of Tunisian Workers to go on strike Dec. 13 comes after branches of the union in four provinces already announced plans for a general strike Thursday.
The strike plans follow an attack on union activists by members of the Committee to Protect the Revolution, a group that is supportive of the Ennahda party, the moderate Islamist faction which dominates the coalition government. Ennahda won elections after Tunisians overthrew their longtime dictator in January 2011.
Despite the transition to democracy, the economy has struggled, frustrating many Tunisians - and adding to tensions between the ruling party and the union.
After the attack on its members Tuesday, the union called for the dissolution of the pro-government group, claiming it has been linked with a number of violent actions around the country. According to a spokesman, Ifa Nasr, the union holds the government responsible for the "savage aggression" against its members.
Ennahda has condemned Tuesday's violence and promised an investigation, while calling on all parties to seek common ground in the national interest.
Last week, a general strike in the province of Siliana degenerated into five days of clashes with police.


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Scouters and Scouts, start your televisions.
The Indianapolis 500, easily the best-known auto race of the year, is Sunday.
I've always enjoyed watching, but ever since the BSA IndyCar debuted in 2010, I've had even more reason to tune in to "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."
This year, driver James Jakes takes the wheel of the No. 19 Dale Coyne Racing/Boy Scouts of America car.
Jakes, one of eight rookies in the race, will start in the sixth row, sandwiched between Dario Franchitti and J.R. Hildebrand, who finished second in last year's Indy 500.
Plan to watch? Here's all you need to know about the 96th edition of this event:
RACE START: Noon (Eastern) on Sunday, May 27
RADIO: More than 340 affiliate IMS Radio Network stations throughout the United States and Canada, plus XM 94, Sirius 212
INTERNET: If you don't have access to a TV or radio, follow along at IndyCar.com
BSA CAR: Cheer for James Jakes, who will drive the BSA-branded No. 19 car. The red, white, and blue car should be easy to spot whenever it's on screen.
QUOTABLE: "It is very exciting to make the Indianapolis 500 for the first time," Jakes said. "Now the team can start working on the race-day setup. The entire Boy Scouts of America team has done a great job giving me a fast car all week long. Hopefully, we can bring home a great finish in the race."
About the BSA IndyCar
The BSA No. 19 IndyCar, a generous gift of Dale Coyne and his wife, Gail, gives Scouts of all ages the chance to learn more about the science, technology, engineering, and math that go into racing. The car and its operation are funded by Dale Coyne Racing, not the Boy Scouts of America.
Learn when the BSA IndyCar will race near your home council.
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I scan the main page of Freethoughtblogs every day, and here are a few of the stories that caught my eye this time around.
Black Skeptics has posted a list of books by and about African American atheists. I've read one, Moral Combat. I'm getting on Amazon to order a few more — I've heard Anthony Pinn speak several times, so I should definitely pick up one of his books, he's good.
Jason Thibeault finds an excellent post on io9 about recent sexist dust-ups in geek communities. It compares ReaderCon (SF), DefCon (hacking), and TAM. It's a good objective article on the topic, and I'm afraid TAM comes off the worse in the comparison, and DJ Grothe appears to be an evasive jerk who rejects the solutions found in every other organization.
Maryam Namazie has just discovered Atheism+. She likes it.
AronRa has also thought about Atheism+. He's not jumping on the bandwagon, but he sees it as a "new civil rights movement, stripped of religion."
An Arizona judge has declared that women ought to stay out of bars, unless they want to be blamed for sexual assault, says Zinnia Jones. Interesting. I wonder if owners of bars in Arizona are now freaking out at the tremendous loss of business that would entail, or if they're all high-fiving each other and looking forward to evenings with drunken bros everywhere?
Dana Hunter is teasing us with promises of dragonfly porn. All right, already, deliver. I'm going to be teaching all morning, I can't possibly hit reload on her blog every minute.
Did you know Brianne works as a clinic escort? You should read some of her stories: she deals with screamers and the biggest assholes in the universe.


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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), agency of the U.S. Public Health Service since 1973, with headquarters in Atlanta; it was established in 1946 as the Communicable Disease Center. The CDC is the federal agency responsible for administering national programs for the prevention and control of communicable and vector-borne diseases and for developing and implementing programs for dealing with environmental health problems. It also directs quarantine activities and conducts epidemiological research, and it provides consultation on an international basis for the control of preventable diseases. The 11 centers, institutes, and offices of the agency include the centers for chronic disease prevention and health promotion, environmental health, health statistics, infectious diseases, injury prevention and control, immunizations, and occupational safety and health.
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A significant number of single-family offices have been affected by Dodd-Frank regulations that went into effect in March, according to a new study by The Family Wealth Alliance.
In a survey of 34 SFOs with median assets under supervision of $320 million (mean: $450 million), 32.4% said the reform had had an effect. Fifty-nine percent reported no effect, and 9% were unsure.
New regulatory rules required many family offices to register with the SEC as investment advisors, according to Bob Casey, the Family Wealth Alliance's head of research.
"Legal fees or other expenses affected 38.2% of participating SFOs," Casey said. "Reported costs range from $300 to $450,000, and averaged $64,000."
Dodd-Frank abolished the private advisor exemption for family offices, and required the SEC to come up with a new family office exemption. This applied to offices with only family clients and only family owners.
Among the SFO study's findings:
- Only 38.2% of family offices surveyed had a succession plan even though participants considered succession a primary challenge
- 66.7% of participants said they had sufficient expertise to evaluate investment vehicles and strategies
- 35.3% outsourced the chief investment officer function to handle their investments
- 51.5% reviewed investment policy or practices, up from 39.5% last year; and 27.3% actually changed investment policy
- 20.6% said a family member had been a victim of identity theft via the Internet
- 11.8% said a family member had been a victim of burglary or robbery
- 12.1% of family offices employed a security consultant.
Family offices participating in the new survey, the alliance's fifth, comprised a total of 544 households, with a median of 16 households served. They had been in existence for a median 28 years, and served from one to five generations.
A family member was CEO of 47% of the offices surveyed.


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Steer kills Austrian farmer
VIENNA (AP) — Police say a steer killed a farmer while he was working in its stall, in the latest of several deaths or injuries over the past few weeks caused by Austrian cattle.
A police statement says the 49-year old victim was crushed to death Tuesday. A worker on the farm in western Austria heard screams but arrived to find the man already dead.
The victim was not identified, in accordance with Austrian confidentiality rules.
He was killed a little more than two weeks after a herd of cows attacked and killed a German woman hiking through their pasture in Tyrol province. Police said the animals were apparently riled by the sight of her leashed dog.
At least two other people have been injured in Austria by cattle since that incident.
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