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|2012-04-23, 10:05
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Firstly, impressive to whomever got that twist by ep 2, all I can say is I noticed was that they had the same chin, and then made a joke about me being so white and thinking all Asian people look the same.
Secondly, Renall, I have to ask, why are you so angry at Ryu? I understand if from your point of view you thought him stupid and just brushed him off, but why so much anger?
|2012-04-23, 11:36
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Regarding Shkanon by ep2: It isn't hard. They're never seen together in ep1/2 and Kanon's body disappears. It was practically the first thing some people guessed, especially since some of them were familiar with Higurashi where a similar thing sorta happens. Certainly you couldn't perhaps guess that's what the whole thing was about, but it was possible to guess Shannon/Kanon as the killer(s) and guess they were one person, and as of ep2 no reds were contradicted by it in general.
|2012-04-23, 11:49
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|2012-04-23, 12:30
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There's a big difference between what you "think" you know and what you actually know.
That's the point. It doesn't work as pat as you seem to think it does. It may not be an apocalyptic scenario in this particular case, but it erodes any value that anything else has and basically causes the story to collapse upon its own silly example of the 19th person. In effect, the red creates exactly that scenario that you're trying to suggest I'm advocating (which I'm not, you really need to stop doing that). It's just somehow "different" to people because it's a magical (but not "magical") bodysnatching fairy that has as its internal mechanism whatever is most convenient for the author at a given time. It's actually less plausible than a witch or 19th person, and equally fanciful. Does that not bother you?
More than that, do you honestly believe that Ryukishi plotted out the exact manner in which all of that switching works in the narrative and forced himself to obey specific and comprehensible rules for who can do what and when? I tried to imagine such a ruleset after the fact, and what I came up with is still stupid and overly permissive to the point that I could get away with basically anything if I were him. I am all but certain that he just dreamed up the idea half-cocked, assumed he could do whatever he wanted as long as he could come up with some ways to twist red, and filled in (poorly) the blanks later with additional structure in Chiru to attempt to justify by recton.
No human being behaves like this. No fictional set of personalities works so conveniently. No author dreams this up as a first-and-best concept. There is no way this was his plan all along. It's patently indefensible, even for someone with your intellect.
|2012-04-23, 13:01
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The True Culprit
All of these corpses are guaranteed to be dead. But they're pretending because you can fake death.
|2012-04-23, 14:28
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Though the particular scene wanted to hint towards the bomb, I think 'Beatrice's heart is the bomb' is a way too literal translation.
|2012-04-23, 16:38
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So the options are two:
- his point of view was altered by sleep/alchool and we're basically called to figure out even though he was the detective and was supposed to have a reliable point of view... well, he tossed it out of the window
- Battler was already dead and had moved on the meta plane as it happened in Ep 4 when, after midnight, he sees Beatrice and engages with her a meta battle. However Genji called Battler at 11:30 so either Genji took a long turn to carry him to see Kinzo and Beato so as to waste 30 minutes or Battler should have reached that room before the bomb exploded. Though it's real the text said Battler began to drink at 11:30 so... hum... Genji might have reached him at 11:55 so they'll never reached Kinzo's room. However the banquet chapter says that at 11:59PM Battler was alive and speaking with Beato while Kinzo was present so, unless the bomb exploded earlier, Battler shouldn't have been killed by the bomb.
- Battler had gave up on fighting surrendering and de-fact ending the game with his loss though even we're lead to assume that scene happened on the gameboard it's actually not fantasy but purely Meta and the one getting explanations is MetaBattler (though he likely believes to be pieceBattler...)... which would fit with how MetaBattler's scenes afterward seem to fit with the ones of this Battler.
Without it the police could have done more accurate investigations and possibly guess the culprit... if there was one or more. Or people could have survived. The bomb generated the catbox that allows Beato to use her endless magic to spin tons of tales.
Though this isn't a mystery for the Witch hunters who know the island went Kaboom it's a mystery for us (I wonder if the same could be said for Battler as he could have received that particular info from Ange's memories and maybe for him the question had a completely different meaning...)
|2012-04-23, 16:44
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Interesting enough during that moment, "mother" also mentioned that people will not see Beatrice. It makes me wonder if Shannon/Kanon were only considered to be people that could die because everyone acknowledged them as such.
To be honest, I do doubt that Ryukishi is really that knowledgeable about physiology.
About the red, I think that to lies in the definition of dead. In the end what we consider dead is when the person bodies function stop or mind ceases to exist. Death is when life ends. Unless you want to argue that separate identities count as living, I do think you would have a hard time accepting that they can die. although if you build wholes lives, relationships etc around these identities I could see why you would consider them to equal to other lives.
To be honest, if you think about the insane amount of risks that "Beatrice" takes in each game:
-committing murders is such complicated manner
-the murders will cease if someone solves the epitaph
-someone could kill Beatrice in revenge
-the bomb that will kill everyone assuming that she does not turn it off
It leads to two conclusions. Either Beatrice wanted a miracle or just to die, which both is supported in the meta games. She wanted Battler to understand her heart and crush it.
Honestly that makes more sense if anything if you think that he is not exactly used to drinking(Kinzo's drinks are pretty strong) and he was in a state where he gave up on trying to be careful. I could easily see him falling asleep pretty quickly.
|2012-04-23, 16:57
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I always thought he "died by alcohol poisoning"
I mean if i remember right the drinks were over 50% vol.
And didn't he empty a whole bottle or something like that?
Detective dying before time runs out is possible, as we see in EP3, and in EP5 or EP6 (not sure which) Erika states that Knox does not rule out the detective being killed.
|2012-04-23, 18:03
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As for the whole DID misinterpretation. Basically, if you have no knowledge of psychiatry and ignore the fact that the condition as given does not exist (I'm looking at you Black Swan) you can probably more easily figure it out. Novels and movies often use mental conditions that don't exist, which would be cheating if we weren't given pretty good evidence within the story being told that it does. Knox's rule does allow for complex devices hinted at. So if we work from the idea her condition does exist, we can then see A: Ryu spent a chunk of game 6 justifying rather accurately why he calls them different people (the whole memories argument) and it doesn't actually clash with the medical definition of dead. Your heart is still beating (albeit in Shannon's body) but your brain can be dead.
And yes Kanon may have appeared in Ep 3's end, but who knows how true that even was. All we really know is Jessica was lead to the parlour.
|2012-04-23, 20:00
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The True Culprit
And MPD as Shkanon experiences it is almost literally magic since she can basically mind-control other people (who happen to be in her heaD) at will.
|2012-04-24, 08:56
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2. I continue to not understand the need to try and use medical MPD / DID or whatever. I mean, "multiple personalities" is a simple way to phrase things, but the explanation the story itself repeatedly, repeatedly offered - that one can express very different parts of themselves in different contexts - seems way easier to work with. I mean, in your Black Swan example, I wouldn't say an alternate personality was growing, just a part of the person that had been severely repressed and was now being being indulged.
3. About Kanon in EP3, it's a small point, but it's interesting that unlike Shannon, he wasn't presented as being not-dead in the Fantasy - Jessica was talking to his ghost or whatever. Her blindness + "No, no touchies!" was an extremely convenient narrative contrivance.
Are we arguing whether or not the mystery was at all solvable? Or whether Shkanon was a worthwhile trick to hinge said solva-bility on? Or whether Ryukishi reserves the right to be misleading and vague by stating afterwards "Well, I guess it might not make sense to everybody"?
On a completely unrelated note, I've been reading alot of blogs by peeps who consider themselves non-binary, in some way, regarding their gender. Proper terms and technicalities aside, I think the general way we seem to generally consider Yasu's gender/sex may be a bit skewed. Well, basically I'm thinking that falling off the cliff didn't cause ANY real physical damage to her body at all, and Genji being able to bullkshit 3 years off of her age is a combination of both the person being naturally small and "don't think about it too hard, like you don't think about all the people that had to have been physically involved in building Kuwadorian yet never spoke to the public about it."
|2012-04-24, 12:59
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|2012-04-24, 15:18
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Slight off topic on speculation but about what age are Bernkastel/Lamdadelta/Erika suppose to look like? I have seen depiction of Bernkastels that have her to a young teen to adult. The same with Lamdadelta.
As well that if Bernkastel is Hachijo's cat then what does Lamdadelta represent?
On a meta level of the story, I always felt that the two witches were just metaphor for Beatrice's deadend fate. More so that the witch of miracles was on the human side.
About the baby not having any wounds. Is even possible? I always had the image of the baby having a huge gash and battered head. Basically looking like it died.
I always wondered if Yasu suffered from brain damage, that Yasuda had trouble formulating memories. It would explain a few things such as:
Not noticing that he/she is three older then his/her given age
You can get away with adults not noticing that via Genji but why not Yasuda? Image that you are five years and you are told that you really are two years old. Yasuda not finding that strange could be explained that Yasuda has trouble remembering the past properly.
Remembering Shannon in the third person and the sudden shift into Shannon's life
Could be explained if Yasuda misremembering things. That Yasuda remembers the events in the third person but not that they happened to Yasuda. Basically that certain events that Yasuda remembers them as "things that happened to someone else".
In fact that all traces of Yasuda is gone when Shannon becomes the main character of the witch's tale.
About the Kuwadorian, how much of a secret was it? People in Ange's future seem to know. If anything I doubt many people would care who helped build it, just an eccentric rich man building another mansion on his private island. Even if someone did investigate into the matter, I doubt that many people would reach the conclusion that he raised his daughter in the Kuwadorian who was also his mistress.
|2012-04-24, 15:27
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I would have to think their appearance would be no older than twelve.
Beatrice would be in the 19-22 range (we know exactly how old she's supposed to be, and we can kinda guess the age of the person from whom Meta-Beatrice takes her appearance). Battler is 18, Ange is 18.
Strangely, Erika is also around 18, at least if we take the claim that she's "about [Jessica's] age" literally. However she doesn't look 18 in the slightest, closer to 16 to me. She could just be a bit short for her age, but I forget how tall she is compared to other characters in OMK, which while not official is about as close as you'd get to an accurate height comparison.
|2012-04-24, 15:51
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Location: United Kingdom.
I would still classify that as cheating, though.
The optimist inside me is saying that there are details about the red text that we weren't actually told and are supposed to figure out, and that these apparent lies are supposed to draw our attention to this.
Or, at least, it's more fun for me to think of it that way, even if that may ultimately be fruitless.
|2012-04-24, 16:21
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Spoiler for reply to Golden Dust:
Just kinda assume she's 14/15 to max out all possible anime-protagonist-tropes.
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Con. 34%
Lib. 26%
Grn 10%
Conservatives up 1%, Liberals down 3%, NDP down 1%, Greens up 2%. Looking at the regionals, the Ontario numbers have held firm, virtually no change from the last Angus Reid poll. Ditto for Quebec, which means the national race change is largely due to a more reasonable Liberal tally in Atlantic Canada and a noticeable pullback in British Columbia and Man/Sask. With regard to regionals, really only Ontario and Quebec have a low enough MOE to say anything definitive (based on one poll), so whether this is noise or real, remains to be seen. Regardless, the headline shows a widening Conservative lead, and that's all that really matters.
A couple things that struck me with this poll. While AR still shows Layton relatively "popular", we do see a very noticeable change on some key measures, well outside the normal incremental moves with AR. For instance, in one month Layton's disapproval total has risen 5%, a relatively large swing. Even more telling, we see a large 8% rise in the number of people who's opinion of Layton has worsened. Further on the question of "weak", with Ignatieff dropping and Layton rising, we see a statistical tie, for the first time I can remember. Dippers will still point to the overall tallies, but in this case the devil is clearly in the details.
As far as Ignatieff, obviously large challenges still exist. I would note however that we see another drop on the "arrogant" front. This means that since October 2009, Ignatieff has brought this number down a full 16%, from a half to a third of Canadians. The trend is positive, and it's important, because this perception one of the chief achilles heels. I also note, another slight drop on the "out of touch" front, again a key consideration.
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Dr. Dale Watson testified about the voices Anthony Sowell heard in his head after his heart attack.
The prosecution is calling all of Dr. Waston's testimony his opinion as they refuse to label Sowell as crazy.
And now we're confronting that doctor about how much of "your" tax dollars he's collecting.
"Dr. Watson, Ed Gallek channel 19 the CBS station here. How much money are you getting from this case?"
"Sir, I have no comment," said Dr. Watson.
That guy spent hours talking in court but he wouldn't talk about what outrages so many of you. The fact that the experts are getting paid to defend Anthony Sowell.
"I testified my statements on the record. That's all I need to say," said Dr. Watson.
"I know but the question is the amount of money involved. That's been a big issue with taxpayers here so I'm just asking. It's public record so I can find out later but why won't you tell me," asked Reporter Ed Gallek.
So what does he really know about Sowell killing 11 women?
Watson didn't even want a courtroom camera taking his picture.
"Why didn't you want anyone to see your face," asked Reporter Ed Gallek. "I'm wondering what are you ashamed of?"
Defense attorneys filed papers in secret asking the courts for money to pay guys like Dr. Watson.
And the case is setting records for spending. In the ballpark of $600,000.
We'll find out when all the bills come in to the county. That's when that doctor and others will tell us what we want to know.
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halo 3000 wrote:Apollyon wrote:I always wonder if people want realism so much... why don't they just join the army?
I'm not sure why you think I'm lobbying for realism here. I'm just wanting a few extra inches on the ranges. Join the army? That doesn't even make sense. Hypothetically, just because I want my car to go faster, doesn't mean I want to be a race car driver.
Games are - at their core - about fun. Play is how humans and many other species learn.
I was in the military, and I can tell you that real war is not fun.
Obviously, I realize that many of us are drawn to Wargames/RPGs due to fascination with strategic/tactical maneuvering, an appreciation of military aesthetic, or simply enjoying the feeling of blowing imaginary shit up without the cops knocking on our doors.
However, from a game designer's perspective, there's only so much granularity or fine 1:1 detail you can jam in a system before all fun is crushed under the weight of the massive tower of rules.
Now the 10" range on a minifig long-range weapon (e.g. rifle) would convert to appx. 11.06 meters in minifig scale (assuming minifigs are appx. 6 feet tall in their world).
So let's take, for example, the AK-47, one of the most widely used small arms in the history of the world, which has its effective range assed by Wikipedia at 400 meters.
Using the same LEGO scale converter, 400 meters in minifig scale would equal to over 361 inches on a real-life human scale. I doubt many of us even have Brikwar battles taking place with the minifigs 9.19 real-life meters apart or that we even have many rooms in our homes that big.


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Viking running back Adrian Peterson talked about missing the remaining 2 preseason games at practice Tuesday. He says he understands the reasons for it and knows he needs to be patient with his recovery. Viking head coach Leslie Frazier officially announced the decision Tuesday that Peterson will not play in the remaining 2 preseason games despite the progress he has made in his recovery.
Frazier says Peterson has not suffered a setback in his recovery and the goal is still for him to play in the regular season opener against Jacksonville on September 9. Peterson is recovering from a torn ACL and MCL in his left knee. The Vikings host San Diego at 7pm Friday night, pregame on AM 1390-the Fan at 5:00. The Vikings will play at Houston in their final preseason game on August 30 at 6pm, pregame on WJON at 5:00.


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We were at Shea Stadium last night, wearing our Rick Ankiel jersey, of course, and we noted that we were 100 percent unmolested. We chalk this up partly to the fact that Mets fans are about 60 times nicer to visiting fans than Yankees fans, but mostly, Shea Stadium was a morgue last night. The Cardinals are lousy right now, but the Mets are decaying before our eyes.
It wasn't a booing night in Flushing. Maybe because of Pedro. Maybe because this was a makeup date and you had to go a little out of your way to find it. Maybe some of the more sympathetic souls at Shea took "makeup date" literally and felt conciliatory toward their team on this, the last evening they would spend alone in first place.
Then there's the very real possibility that there wasn't a ton of derision because there wasn't a ton of concern or its sibling emotion, a ton of belief. You can't believe what you've seen since September 12: the Mets 4-10, the Phillies 11-3. After 140 quick minutes, we filed out like middle-schoolers from a mandatory assembly. It was cool to get out of class for a couple of periods, but that was pretty lame, wasn't it? Yes, it was lame. Yes, the Mets are lame. Yes, the Mets are choking on their own vomit in historic fashion. At first it was disturbing to watch. Then it was sad. Now it's barely anything.
Baseball Prospectus points out that if the Mets do lose this lead, it will be the second worst collapse in baseball history, behind the 1995 Angels.
But collapses do not happen in a vacuum, and if you saw highlights from Philadelphia last night, that place has bugs in its britches. And lots — and we mean LOTS — of towels.
Mets and Phillies are tied. This might be a fun weekend.
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Investors are anxious. The Dow Jones industrial average had its steepest two-day sell-off of the year on Wednesday and Thursday. With the election behind, the so-called "fiscal cliff" came into focus.
It's such a pressing concern that it's worthwhile to consider the "what-ifs." Are you comfortable with possible losses if Congress and President Barack Obama fail to agree on deficit reduction by the end of the year?
If you're not, it could be an opportune time to assess your portfolio and consider whether to modestly reduce your risk level, at least until a resolution is in sight. One option: Consider stock funds that succeeded in limiting losses when the market fell sharply in recent years, while also performing well over the long haul.
The fragile economic recovery could be derailed -- along with financial markets -- if leaders can't forge some sort of agreement or interim step by Jan. 1 to better align revenue with spending. New Year's Eve could turn somber as Americans ponder an end to Bush-era tax cuts that would expire in the morning. What's more, automatic spending reductions would affect everything from domestic programs to the Pentagon's budget.
Fresh off Tuesday's election, Obama and Republican House Speaker John Boehner were conciliatory. Each pledged to work toward a bipartisan compromise. Yet the failure of past efforts -- including last year's deficit-reduction supercommittee -- doesn't inspire confidence.
"There seems to be a fairly good chance that it won't go very smoothly, and things won't get resolved until the last minute," says Hal Ratner, an investment researcher with Morningstar Inc.
Indeed, volatility is already here. The Dow dropped 313 points on Wednesday, then another 121 on Thursday. A key reason: Investors fretted about the deficit negotiations because the election results could keep in place the same congressional leaders and president who had so much trouble coming together.
Below are three stock mutual funds that have limited investors' losses in past downturns, and could again prove their worth whether markets become more volatile or not. The funds have 5-star records from Morningstar because of strong past performance. Morningstar analysts currently give each a top-rung gold medal rating, based on their assessments of each fund's future prospects.
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The Berkeley theater company Shotgun Players started performing 20 years ago in the basement of a Berkeley pizzeria. Now it's got its own building, but the company has stuck with its founding principles: taking on little-known or brand new plays, and working hard to create theater for the community.
To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the company is presenting an entire season of world premieres: five brand news plays. KALW'S Molly Samuel stopped in on rehearsals for the season's final show.
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MOLLY SAMUEL: On a cool fall evening, playwright and director Mark Jackson is working with the cast of "God's Plot" at the Shotgun Players' rehearsal space in Emeryville. Act 1, Scene 9. Two Puritans, and a third character with a mysterious past, are getting ready to put on a performance.
The actors work through the scene several times, perfecting movements and lines, getting the tone just right. It's exacting work, and they're clearly enjoying it, breaking out into laughter at the end of — and sometimes during — their run-throughs.
PATRICK DOOLEY: People that are working here are here because they want to sweat.
Patrick Dooley is the company's founder and artistic director.
DOOLEY: They want it to be hard, they want to do the thing that's just beyond their reach, and so I think that kind of like mindedness is something people also respond to in the work. There's that primal, "aaaaaahhhh".
Dooley didn't set out to found a theater company, never mind inspire something primal. 20 years ago, when he first visited the Bay Area, he thought he was just passing through.
DOOLEY: I had a friend, we were going to go to Seattle. Nirvana had just released their album Nevermind. 1991, 92, everyone was going there. Lots of coffee shops, whatever, rain.
But while he was in Berkeley, someone suggested he go check out a theater group practicing in the basement of a pizzeria. He acted in a play, on the condition he could direct the next one. And then he directed another, and another. Soon the group was getting reviews. People were coming to watch.
DOOLEY: We totally had our own grunge theater then. Bootstraps, and patching it together with duct tape. And I sold the tickets, I ran the lightboard. We made our lights out of coffee cans. I mean I literally would drive in the road and if I saw pieces of two-by-four in the road I'd take them and throw them in the back of my car.
Over the years, he says, the company never grew quickly. But it always grew. Each year offered more ambitious plays, with bigger casts. In 2004, the company moved into its own theater, the Ashby Stage, in south Berkeley.
DOOLEY: I've had a lot of experiences sitting in the theater in the last couple years where I'll look around and like how did we get here.
"God's Plot" is based on real events; it's about the first play performed in America … before the Revolutionary War.
MARK JACKSON: These three guys performed a play in a tavern in 1665, which is the colonial time.
The play in question was called "Ye Bear and Ye Cub." It was a satire about taxes. In it, a mother bear, representing England, demands honey from a cub. The script for the original play doesn't exist anymore, So Jackson imagined what the play might have been.
ROBERT HURWITT: Shotgun is one of the companies that I'm continuously excited about.
Hurwitt is the theater critic at the San Francisco Chronicle.
HURWITT: I find myself going to each new production really expectant, really hoping and expecting that I'm going to see something new.
He says, Shotgun Players' decision to do an entire season of new plays is bold
HURWITT: Because it's completely unknown, because the audience has no, oh, "Glass Menagerie" or "Fiddler on the Roof" or "As You Like It," we know what that is.
But, he says, it's also smart.
HURWITT: You know, it's the old quote from Robert Browning, "But a man's reach must exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for."
The Shotgun Players also work to extend their reach beyond the stage, to people who might not usually go to the theater. The company gives tickets away to community organizations. And in the first week of every play, the tickets are pay as you can.
DOOLEY: You can get in for 25 cents and some people do that. They come in, there are folks that live in the neighborhood and they'll come in, throw 50 cents on the counter and come see the play. And that's really important for us that theater be something that everybody can experience.
Which is one of the reasons Dooley's excited about "God's Plot," since it's about the first play performed in America, and the impact it had on its community.
Back at the rehearsal, it's nearly the end of the first act. A rambunctious character named Tryal Pore bursts onto the scene.
She creates chaos … a finely tuned, carefully practiced, raucous chaos … like a rock song. A good place to end up, especially for a theater company founded by a Nirvana fan in a pizzeria.
God's Plot is playing at the Ashby Stage in Berkeley until January 15th. Find more information, visit http://www.shotgunplayers.org.


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From The Files Of March 24, 1994
No one was injured when a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in a pasture field on the Billy Ward farm along Pa. Route 484 in Buck Valley, last Tuesday, March 15. The Piper Arrow with four persons on board experienced engine trouble and was forced to land in the farm field around 5 p.m. March 15. The pilot said the plane had been flying from Butler, Pa., to Leesburg, Va., when the problems occurred.
Approximately $15,000 to $16,000 in cash was taken in a burglary at the McConnellsburg American Legion Post sometime early Monday morning, March 21. Unknown person( s) forcibly entered the post and removed the cash from a safe in the manager's office.
McDonald's Playland opened to throngs of children last Saturday. Although temperatures have moderated, Playland is now covered with an awning and is being heated for the comfort of the children.
D. Kenneth and Mary Ellen Morton celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary February 26.
Bonnie Hann and Perry Hensley were united in marriage February 19 in Hagerstown.
Birth at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk of Warfordsburg on March 19.
Ott Brothers Furniture and Appliance and Sign Design hosted the second annual Fulton County Motorsports show last Saturday at Ott Brothers. On display were 17 cars including late models, sprints, micros, 4-cylinders and pure stocks. The show also included 20 go-carts and five quarter midgets.
Deaths: Audrey Peck, McConnellsburg; Neil Adelsberger, Hancock; John Hixon, Warfordsburg; Frank Swope, Hopewell; George Diffenderfer, Mercersburg; Harold Baker, Fort Littleton; Lettie Klippert, Huntingdon; Sherman Jenkins, Chambersburg.
Marriage licenses: Darrell DeShong, McConnellsburg, and Deborah Jackson, McConnellsburg; Edgar Keefer Sr., McConnellsburg, and Cleo Yonker, Needmore.
Estalene Crouse wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter, Donna, to Lester Dildy.
Brian and Gerri Strait of Needmore announce the birth of their daughter, Courtney Sierra, March 16, at Chambersburg Hospital.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 5, 1984
Robert G. Wright, 33, Hagerstown, one of the three suspects awaiting trial in the stabbing death of Jeffrey C. Beatty of Cove Gap, was killed in a motorcycle accident on U.S. 11, four miles north of Shippensburg on Monday. Wright was free on bail awaiting trial on a charge of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Beatty, who was found dead of stab wounds on February 7 in the living room of his trailer home at Cove Gap.
The big snow last Thursday was the heaviest of the winter season and was hopefully the last. All schools were closed and there were no mail or paper deliveries. Funeral services for retired state police Sgt. Lester Hoover had to be delayed until Saturday.
Specials at the IGA: Velveeta cheese, $3.19; chuck roast, $1.59 lb.; Ragu spaghetti sauce, $1.49; Gravy Train dog food, $8.49, 25-lb. bag; navel oranges, $1.29, 4-lb. bag; Star Kist tuna, 69 cents.
Deaths: Wilma J. Griffith, McConnellsburg; Annie Weller, Mercersburg; Evelyn Dorrier, Hancock; Norman Seiders, McConnellsburg; J. Morrow Bollinger, Newport, Pa.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 4, 1974
The Fulton House Steering Committee has been authorized by Borough Council to accept bids for the tearing down of the stone barn located at the rear of the Fulton House to make way for a parking area.
Mayor Donald Culler announced at the Borough Council meeting on Monday that E. Roger Peck had resigned from the police department, two weeks after accepting employment as a full-time patrolman.
Congress approved legislation last week boosting the nation's minimum wage in three steps to $2.30 per hour and extending it to about 10 million more workers.
March went out like a lion last weekend with high winds, hail and snow, icy rains and fog.
Marriage licenses: Robert C. Snyder and Arlene Wilson, both of McConnellsburg; Gary Lininger of McConnellsburg and Marcia Gingrich of McConnellsburg; Franklin James Dodson of Hopewell and Cathy Jean Truax of Harrisonville.
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Leasure of Warfordsburg on March 22; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Higgins of Mercersburg on March 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin McKee of Hancock on March 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith Jr., Mc- Connellsburg, on March 29.
Airman Terry L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Smith of Needmore, has been assigned to Keesler AFB, Miss., after completing Air Force basic training.
Specials at the IGA: haddock fillets, $1.09; Peter Pan peanut butter, 1-lb., 12-oz. jar, $1; lettuce, 29 cents a head; peas, 5 cans for $1; smoked hams, 85 cents lb.
Deaths: Mrs. Mary Inez Garland, McConnellsburg; Mrs. Elsie F. Blair, Greencastle; Mrs. Nancy Weikert, Blue Ridge Summit; Galen L. Funk, Hancock; Mrs. Mary R. Metz, Chambersburg.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 16, 1964
The last of the Sabin oral polio vaccine clinics was conducted in McConnellsburg on Sunday, with
4,893 doses being administered. This was 300 fewer than given at the last clinic in December.
At a meeting of Group V of Pennsylvania Bankers Association, held in Harrisburg on April 12, H. Lyle Duffey, executive vice president of First National Bank of McConnellsburg, was elected vice chairman of the group. Mr. Duffey had previously served on the executive committee of the group.
Robert Knepper, dairyman in Taylor Township, was elected chairman of Fulton County Agricultural Development Committee at a meeting last Thursday evening. Elected vice president was Harold Deshong, Licking Creek dairyman. Retained as secretary from the past year was Paul Ott, McConnellsburg.
Three persons escaped serious injury Monday afternoon following the collision of two cars and a truck on Route 30 about six miles west of McConnellsburg. Floyd Jay of Breezewood, the operator of a tractor-trailer, was descending the west side of Scrub Ridge and applied the brakes on his vehicle when it skidded into the eastbound lane of traffic and struck a car operated by Mrs. Joan Gabrielson of Washington, D.C., and then struck a car operated by Charles Black of Waterfall.
Calls answered by local firemen during the past week were on Thursday morning for a chimney fire at the home of Mrs. Martha Stahle, Buck Valley, and two grass fires on Saturday, one at the Harold McQuade property south of town and the other at the Decker property at Harrisonville.
Leroy MacArthur, a pilot reported missing in this area Monday evening, was found dead in the wreckage of his single engine airplane on Tuesday afternoon near Altoona. MacArthur, 46, manager of the DuBois-Jefferson County Airport at DuBois, was en route between Clinton, Md., and DuBois when he was reported overdue at his home base early Monday evening.
Married on Saturday, April 4, in Asbury Methodist Church of Harrisonville, were Miss Darlene Jane DeShong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deshong of Harrisonville, and Kenneth Mirz Branscome, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Branscome Sr., Dallas, Texas.
Engagement told: Mr. and Mrs. David Mellott of Needmore wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sharon Hammond, to Daryl Hendershot, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hendershot of Warfordsburg.
Births: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer, Warfordsburg, on April 7; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Long, Fort Littleton, on April 8; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Seville, McConnellsburg, on April 11; twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. John Oakman, Warfordsburg, on April 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mellott, McConnellsburg, on April 13.
Specials at the IGA: Hi-C drinks, 3 cans for $1; potatoes, 5-lb. bag for 39 cents; rib roast, 65 cents a pound.
Army Spec. Five George E. Martz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beulah Martz, Harrisonville, and other members of the 25th Infantry Division are participating in Exercise High Top IV, an Army Navy Air Force field training maneuver on the island of Hawaii.
Now playing at the Fulton Theatre: "The Sword In The Stone" and "Yellowstone Cubs" and "Wall of Noise."
Deaths: Mrs. Jessie Kendall Atchison, Albia, Iowa; Helen M. Sponsler, Harrisonville; Mrs. Linnie Clark, Everett; E. Ray Fields, Juniata; Scott Mock, Altoona, and George C. Barton, Fulton County.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 15, 1954
Walt Sheldon and his orchestra will play for dancing at the local American Legion home on Saturday night.
Raymond S. Gracey of New Grenada and Foster Ambrose of McConnellsburg left on Wednesday for their camp in Potter County where they will enjoy trout fishing.
Any resident of McConnellsburg who is eligible for the surplus food to be distributed in Fulton County may register on Thursday, Friday or Saturday at the office of the justice of the peace, Ray Sprenkle.
Seaman Jim Martin, stationed at Newport, R.I., spent the weekend with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin.
The body of a young Air Force member who was drowned in the Mississippi is scheduled to arrive in Johnstown today. The victim of the accident was A-3C James M. Laidig, a grandson of Mrs. Bess Laidig of McConnellsburg and the only grandson of Mrs. Laidig who carried the family name. The young airman, a son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Laidig of Johnstown, drowned in the sound at Biloxi, Miss., on April 10, while he was swimming with a group of companions. Crash boats from his base dragged the waters all day Saturday without any success and the search was resumed on Sunday, the body of the airmen being found at 6 a.m.
After a lapse of 124 years, McConnellsburg once again is listed as having a Masonic lodge. In December 1826, the first Masonic lodge was constituted here but was closed four years later due to nationwide feeling against the order. At the time, the lodge was called Mt. Zion No. 210 and today retains the same name, although the number has been advanced to 774. On Saturday, a meeting of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania was held in McConnellsburg with 15 officers present. Due to the size of the lodge rooms, located over First National Bank, permission was granted by the grand master to hold the meeting in the local school auditorium, at which time Mr. Zion Lodge, No. 774, F&AM, was constituted with 27 warrant members. Officers of No. 774 installed at the meeting were David R. Hoover, master; John Greathead, senior warden; John Kelso, junior warden; Daniel M. Grissinger, treasurer; and Paul Ott, secretary. Following the grand lodge meeting on Saturday, a banquet was held at the Fulton House.
Over $3,000 in damage was estimated on Saturday in a four-car crash in McConnellsburg. Charles S. Wilson, 24, of Needmore, was travelling west on Lincoln Way East near the R&G Garage when he sideswiped the car of Mrs. Paul Mills of Mercersburg. Wilson's car then swerved to the right and struck the parked car of Sherman Gordon. Continuing on about 500 feet, it then hit the parked car of Miss Grace Shimer. No injuries were reported, but damage was listed as $400 to the Mills car, $800 to the Wilson car, $650 to the Gordon car and $350 to the Shimer car.
Borough Council has voted to adopt daylight saving time again this year, going into effect the last Sunday in April and continuing until the last Sunday in September.
A check for $4,100 has been received from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to help provide care for polio patients in Fulton County, according to Paul T. Ott, local chairman.
To date, eight farm machinery companies have indicated that they will demonstrate forage harvesters at Fulton County Dairy Field Day on May 28.
Pfc. Clyde L. Barton and Donna Wallestad were wed March 5.
Kenneth Crabill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crabill of Crystal Spring has enlisted in th U.S. Air Force.
Born: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Julian Shanholtz of Amaranth.
Death: Paul A. Comerer of New Oxford.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 13, 1944
Deaths: Mrs. Suan Truax of Sipes Mill; Linda Lou
Koontz; Mrs. Clara Adaline Fraker of Orbisonia;
Samuel Logue Bedford of Shippensburg.
Maj. Harry Carleton Henry, son of Lula and the late Calvin Henry, a fighter pilot of four campaigns, has been named the Man of the Year by Chamber of Commerce of Washington, Pa. A native of Fulton County, he completed 81 missions and 103 sorties.
Five members of McConnellsburg FFA will be guests of United Chain Store Council in Altoona on April 28. They are Rankin Mellott, Grover Mellott, Warren Kerlin, Alvin Swope and Walter Barmont, all elected because of the special projects they are carrying.
Hon. and Mrs. Wm. B. Stigers celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on April 9 at their home, "Maple Dale," at Warfordsburg.
Madeline Alverda Mellott, seaman second class, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon K. Mellott, Needmore, has completed her basic training at Naval Training School in New York.
Miss Mary Pittman, who has been living with Mrs. Nellie McClain on North Second Street, died suddenly on Wednesday from injuries she received when she fell down the stairs leading to the basement of the McClain home. Dr. Edgar MacKinlay said she suffered a compound fracture of the skull, a broken neck and brush burns.
Staff Sgt. Robert Barkman is spending a furlough with his parents at Hustontown after participation in 50 missions in Europe.
Pfc. G.C. Fields Jr. is a patient in the station hospital at Camp Rucker, Ala., suffering from an injured hand.
Edwin R. Wright, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan M. Wright of Waterfall, is now enrolled as an aviation cadet at Maxwell Field, Ala.
Death: James Strait of Cambria County.
Leo Rouzer of Fairivew has enlisted in the Navy.
Death: Mrs. Susie Truax of Sideling Hill.
Born: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fraker of Fort Littleton.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of April 12, 1934
Deaths: Mrs. Peter Guillard of Wells Tannery;
Robert Vaughn Barnett of Hustontown; Mrs.
William Ranck of Hustontown; Mrs. Elmer Forry of Savanna, Ill.
A meeting of Fulton County farmers was held at the courthouse last Thursday to hear in detail the government's new corn and hog reduction program. A temporary allotment committee was chosen, composed of Marshall Lynch, Erby Booth, Scott Deneen, John Smith and Horace Bivens.
William Mumma, native of Fulton County, died on Monday of injuries received on Saturday when he fell down a flight of stone steps at the shop of the Bennignton Electric Company in Curwensville.
Recent weddings: Frank S. Sulzer and Elizabeth Z. Metcalf on March 21; Lloyd C. Hamman and Mary Unger on March 30; Clarence Spence II and Stella Lurene Bohrer on April 4; Frank M. Peck and Maxine B. Hill on April 4.
B.C. Lamberson was re-elected by the school directors of Fulton County on Tuesday to succeed himself as county superintendent of schools. All 12 school districts of the county were represented at the meeting, with 59 directors in attendance. The annual salary for the job will be $2,700 a year for the next four years.
Trout fishermen are reminded that the daily take has been reduced by an act of the legislature from 25 to 20.
Merchant Peter Kirk of Big Cove Tannery fell over a pipe in his yard on Saturday and broke his arm. The aged man was taken to Chambersburg Hospital.
Born: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Mort of Clear Ridge.
The Green Hill baseball team played its first game on Friday with the Saluvia independent team. The score was 2-1 in favor of Green Hill.
The annual banquet of Green Hill basketball teams was held last Friday evening. The following players were honored: Woodrow Strait, George Hollinshead, Coy Swope, Harold Strait, Robert Mellott, Morsella Mellott, Helen Fix, Cleo Decker, Lydia Swope, Blanche Strait, Helen Hockensmith and Bernadine Deshong. Willis, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swope of Wells Tannery, is in Roaring Spring Hospital suffering from a broken leg received when he was struck by an automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Palmer of Needmore are both seriously ill at this time.
James R. Hill of Needmore fired a three- eye limekiln on Monday.
The farmers are plowing; their wives are housecleaning.
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FromThe Files of April 10, 1924
Elders J.H. Johnston and W.C. Patterson and Rev. Jas E. Springer left on Friday for York to attend the spring meeting of the Big Spring Presbytery, of which Rev. Springer is the moderator.
Death: Scott W. Brown of Orbisonia.
Fred Wilds and Donald Shimer graduated last Friday from the Stevens Trade School at Lancaster. Freddie took the electrical course and Don the mechanics course.
John F. Stenger has purchased the Abner McLucas property on East Lincoln Way and will engage in the building trade with his brother, Chas. F. Stenger.'
Wilber Mann, with his wife and small child, is moving this week to Tiffin, Ohio, where he expects to make his home.
Andrew P. Lyler, superintendent of highways, has moved his family from Newville to the John Sheets property here.
The Knobsille correspondent says: "Some of our young fellows gathered at the garage and rendered some fine music Wednesday night. Thanks, boys, but next time don't tap the keg so hard."
Clemma Truax of Needmore is singing. It's a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shaw of New Grenada entertained at a party on Thursday in honor of daughter Della's 10th birthday.
L. W. Seylar has been named a member of Pennsylvania Fish Commission.


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Woodwork ensures share of the spoils
Ross County and St Mirren settled for a point apiece in an entertaining goalless draw at Global Energy Stadium.
The teams produced nine goals the last time they met but although there were no goals on this occasion the match was not short on incident.
County's Sam Morrow headed against the crossbar in the first half and the visitors twice thought they had broken through in the second, with Sam Parkin denied by a post and John McGinn's effort cleared off the line.
After kick-off was delayed by five minutes as the lights temporarily went out, the home side made a bright start as an Iain Vigurs shot was blocked in front of goal in the fifth minute after he played a one-two with Rocco Quinn.
Kenny McLean let fly from distance at the other end but his effort was well wide of Mark Brown's left-hand post.
Saints threatened again five minutes later when an angled cross from David van Zanten was only partially cleared and McGinn hooked his shot high and wide.
At the other end Richard Brittain laid the ball off for Morrow 16 yards out but the forward's effort flew well over the crossbar.
Play was swinging from end to end and McGinn picked up a loose clearance from Ross Tokely but inside but this time his effort was straight at Brown.
County came closest to an opener in the 16th minute when Brittain sent an inviting cross into the box for Morrow, whose header crashed off the face of the crossbar before being cleared.
Saints came close themselves five minutes later when Jim Goodwin drive just cleared Brown's crossbar after some stout defending from the home side.
The visitors were seeing more of the ball and they forced two corners in quick succession. From the second, Gary Teal's delivery was met by Steven Thomson but his flick-header flew wide of Brown's left-hand post.
The chances kept coming and after McLean lashed a shot wide whilst in a good position, Vigurs whipped a free-kick just wide of Craig Samson's left-hand post.
The County man looked as if he was heading clean through when he was taken down by Lee Mair, who became the first player to go into referee Steven McLean's book.
Both sides made changes at the start of the second half, with Colin McMenamin and Marc Fitzpatrick coming on for Morrow and Grant Munro while St Mirren replaced Stephen Thompson with Parkin.
A McLean shot was deflected behind for a corner off Tokely's head as St Mirren started the second half on the front foot.
The visitors were pressing for the opener and they came close again in the 59th minute when the ball fell for McLean but his shot from 12 yards broke off Tokely and behind for another corner.
The Paisley side were looking the more dangerous at this stage and they came agonisingly close to the opener in the 63rd minute. Brown did well to parry a close range shot from McGinn and when they ball fell for Parkin his drive cannoned off the keeper's right-hand post.
County were living dangerously and Parkin dribbled his way towards the County goal but a last-ditch tackle by Tokely denied him the chance to shoot.
At the other end, Vigurs curled a ball in for McMenamin whose glancing header flew wide of the far post.
Samson was forced to make his first save of the match in the 70th minute when Vigurs got on the end of a Mark Fotheringham pass and his shot was on target before the Saints keeper got a hand to it at the near post.
But it was mostly Saints and Scott Boyd, making his 200th appearance for County, was forced to clear the ball off the goal-line in the 77th minute after McGinn made contact with a Parkin knock-down.
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This was supposed to have been a victory party with cheers, smiles, lots of chatter, kisses, speeches and a sense of excitement and optimism about the years ahead.
Instead, the mood at Avedisian for Mayor headquarters at Airport Plaza, and the gathering place for city Republicans, was as limp as some of the balloons that were there to give a festive feeling, What was playing out here on Election Night was mirrored by the scene at GOP headquarters in Cranston and, on a much larger scale, nationally.
It was no shock that Scott Avedisian won an eighth term. This year was a rematch of 2010, only this time John "Jack" Kirby dropped the Democrat label and ran as an independent. For the first time since Warwick was incorporated as a city in the 1930s, there was no Democrat on the top of the city ballot.
Avedisian captured 81 percent of the vote. He was the biggest vote getter on the Warwick ballot, with more than 29,000 votes.
But Avedisian had hoped to make inroads in the Democratic-controlled council. With John DelGiudice not seeking re-election in Ward 5, and a hard campaigner like Danny Hall, the Republican City Committee chairman, Avedisian saw a chance of changing the 8 to 1 balance on the council. Democrat Edgar Ladouceur, in his first bid for council, easily outpolled Hall, winning by 2,154 to 1,738 votes. Republicans were also hopeful of wins in Ward 4, where first-time candidate Michael Penta made a formidable bid to unseat Joseph Solomon, and in Ward 8, where Republican Lyn Jennings was in a race with Joseph Gallucci, who was looking to make his third trip to the council. Gallucci served in the 1980s and again in the 1990s. Gallucci handily beat Jennings 2,439 to 1,287 votes. The former registrar of voters, who retired this year, ran to succeed his brother, Ray, who did not seek another term.
Republicans thought there might be a change in Ward 7, where former councilman and state representative Al Gemma and retired police officer William Russo ran as independents and challenged incumbent Charles "CJ" Donovan. Donovan, who has been in a few nail-biters where he won with just a handful of votes, skated to an easy victory this time. He garnered 1,925 votes leading Gemma, with 1,390, and Russo, with 830 votes.
The stunner was Ward 1, where incumbent Steve Colantuono, the sole Republican on the council, was in a tight race with Sharon Ahearn. Avedisian worked hard on behalf of Colantuono, who he backed to beat Robert Cushman, a persistent critic of the administration, in 2008. Ahearn did not run an especially visible campaign and the consensus was Colantuono would win easily.
Sharon Ahearn was not the only Ahearn on the ballot.
Jennifer Townsend Ahearn was a candidate for one of two citywide School Committee slots. Jennifer Ahearn made a concerted citywide push and she was the top vote getter.
Sharon Ahearn's name may have gained from Jennifer's visibility, but that was not enough.
Early in the Ward 1 race, Cushman and his allies emerged as a factor, distributing flyers that claimed Colantuono backed legislation that would personally benefit him. While the flyer carried a Democratic label, Ahearn disavowed it. When the vote was tallied Tuesday night, Colantuono was ahead by a scant 29 votes. The outcome was no clearer yesterday morning as director of elections Donna McDonald waited for the mail ballot count. She said the office responded to 240 mail ballot applications for Ward 1, but she would not know how many actually voted until the Board of Elections processed the ballots.
Avedisian called the election outcome the result of "a large Democratic surge" that swept the city. He noted that Republican Representative Patricia Morgan, who won her Warwick district two years ago, lost the district this time to Democrat Nicholas Denice but gained enough votes in West Warwick and Coventry to retain her seat.
Avedisian thought that Cushman and those working with him hurt Colantuono.
"I think that is some of it," he said. "Every week he [Colantuono] was being criticized."
With the election history, Avedisian said he is sure the campaign for council president will start now, if it hasn't already. Current president, Ward 2 Councilman Bruce Place, did not seek re-election. Candidates being mentioned for the powerful position include Joseph Gallucci, Joseph Solomon and Donna Travis.
From a personal perspective, Avedisian said he is happy with the election outcome.
"It goes to show people respond well to a positive message," he said.
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Items needed:
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- String
- Black marker or sticky-back foam for making eyes
- Scissors
- Cut off the colored strip that is at the open end of the bag.
- Make a compressed ball from newspaper or old plastic bags.
- Cover with a piece or two of paper towel.
- Insert head into top of trash bag and secure at neck with a piece of string.
- Make eyes and then hang in a spooky place.
- Ghosts will work great outdoors in a tree.
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Homecoming Glee Club Reunion Weekend Underwayby Howard Hewitt • September 28, 2007 Share:
Wabash Homecoming celebrations are well underway with tradition-rich activities and even a football game.
Saturday morning's highlight is the annual Alumni Chapel, followed by the leadership luncheon, and then football.
It all got underway Thursday morning with the decades-old rite of passage, Chapel Sing. Sigma Chi again won top honors as freshmen showed their weeks of work learning Old Wabash.
See Chapel Sing photo albums here, No. 1, No. 2, and see and hear more on Chapel Sing here.
Public Affairs can tell the story of Homecoming in many different ways but no one puts things in perspective like our students. Click here to read blogs from three freshmen about Chapel Sing and their first year experience.
One of the Homecoming highlights this year will be a Glee Club reunion. Director Richard Bowen is expecting more than 70 former Glee Clubbers back to perform. Read the Bachelor story about the reunion.
Friday, September 28 events include:
• All day — Art Exhibits. Two exhibits, "Hui-Chu Ying, Recent Prints and Drawings" and African Art from the Wabash College Eiteljorg Collection will be exhibited during the weekend. Located in the Eric Dean Gallery in the Fine Arts Center on Grant Avenue. Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The gallery is free and open to the public.
• 12:00 p.m. — Faculty/Staff Luncheon, Little Giant Room, Sparks Center. Join members of the Wabash faculty and staff for an informal luncheon and program. $5.00 per person and can be purchased at the door.
• 4:15 p.m. — Open Discussion with Rogge Lecturer Michael Mandelbaum. Mandelbaum will lead a discussion on "Democracy's Good Name: The Rise and Risks of the World's Most Popular Form of Government" at 4:15 p.m. in Baxter Hall, room 114. Free and open to the public.
• 8:00 p.m. — Benjamin A. Rogge Memorial Lecture by Michael Mandelbaum. One of America's leading authorities on international affairs, Michael Mandelbaum, will present the 2007 Benjamin A. Rogge Memorial Lecture. Mandelbaum will lecture on, "Democracy's Good Name: The Rise and Risks of the World's Most Popular Form of Government," in Baxter Hall, room 101. There will be a book signing in Rogge Lounge, Baxter following the lecture.
Saturday, September 29 events include:
• All day — The annual freshman decorations will be on display at fraternity houses. The fraternities will have floats, banners, and other homecoming ornamentation at their houses. Winners will be announced at halftime of the football game.
• 11:00 a.m. — Alumni Chapel, Pioneer Chapel. Join the National Association of Wabash Men for a festive celebration of Wabash College and its honored graduates. A number of alumni awards will also be presented. Those being presented with awards are: Robert M. Einterz '77, Fredrick J. Urbaska Civic Service Award; Joseph D. Barnette, Jr. '61, Frank W. Misch Alumni Service Award; David E. Kendall '66, Clarence A. Jackson Career Service Award; Jasmine Robinson, Honorary Alumna; Richard O. Ristine '41, Richard H. Griesser '51, and Jeffrey W. Wilson '91, Alumni Admissions Fellows. The Alumni Chapel is free and open to the public.
• 11:00 a.m. — Wabash Soccer vs. Denison University, Mud Hollow Field. Free and open to the public.
• 2:00 p.m. — Wabash Football vs. Earlham College, Hollett Little Giant Stadium. The Little Giants, coached by Chris Creighton, will clash with the Earlham Quakers. The game features not only a good contest between the two schools, but also the fraternity pledge class cheer contest at half-time. Game tickets are $5 adults, $3 students, kids under 6 free. Available at the gates.
• 8:00 p.m. — The Homecoming Concert, Salter Hall, Fine Arts Center, located on Grant Avenue. Listen to the 70 members of the Alumni Glee Club, whose Wabash graduation dates range from 1941 to 2007. Experience the songs of the current Glee Club. Relax to the close harmonies of the 1956 Wabash Harmonaires. Thrill to the sounds of the combined Clubs, as 120 men lift their voices in song! Free and open to the public.
For a complete list of events visit Wabash College Web Calendar at www.wabash.edu/calendar. For further information about the weekend, please contact the Office of Public Affairs at 765-361-6396 or the Office of Alumni Affairs at 765-361-6369.
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Thanksgiving is one of the days of the year when family, in the extended sense, gathers. Children, parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, in-laws and friends, all gather to share a meal and thanks. This is one of the holidays that doesn't center around gifts or candy, and lest we lose it entirely to football on television, take this Thanksgiving to begin a new tradition within your family: Sharing a story.
During dinner, or even after the huge rush of post-meal cleaning, set a theme for the stories, maybe "Thanksgiving Memory" would be appropriate, and have every person tell some short memory of a Thanksgiving past. For me, it might be the happy memories of coming home for the holiday when I was in college, or the first time I made a turkey (who knew one had to remove those bags of stuff inside the bird?), or my picky-eater five-year old's plate (one olive, one Mandarin orange, one green bean, a teaspoon of dressing, two square inches of turkey and a roll (to be followed by a huge piece of pumpkin pie). Others' memories might include the memory of a newly returned soldier, the last holiday of a beloved grandparent, or a newly-married into the family perspective. Everyone should be given a chance to share, even a child whose memory might be the meal she just ate. Share the memories, listen and interact so that the younger members at the feast will begin to understand the importance of oral history within a family.
Begin, or continue, to make your family's Thanksgiving a time for passing along the family memories.
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