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The composer and writer Kyle Gann astutely pinpointed the Concord Sonatas radical nature in its reversal of the usual European-based convention of a large, multi-movement work progressing from unity to multiplicity. Ives reverses this paradigm by starting with complexity and mass (qualities that run rampant throughout Emerson and Hawthorne), and eventually winding his way down towards simplifying the textures and bringing the melodic and thematic elements into sharper and calmer focus in the more lyrical, reflective Alcotts and Thoreau movements. This does not mean that the issues have been sorted out, for the final page flirts between C major and D flat major, gently but firmly refusing to resolve. The celebrated four-note fate knocking at the door motif that starts Beethovens Fifth Symphony serves as a binding agent, transformed from a craggy, pounding emblem within the tumultuous scenario of Emerson to its plaintive, trusting, hymn-like guide in The Alcotts.
For all of the Concord Sonatas instinctive cohesion and sustained invention, an improvisatory impulse governs its sense of flow and declamation. Ives himself never played the work the same way twice, and often interpolated additions, note changes, and even passages that were not written out. This is the only piece which every time I play it or turn to it, seems unfinished, he said. The standard 1947 revised edition generally used today (and used here) incorporates numerous changes and corrections Ives had made over the years since the work first appeared. Still, Ives scholars perusing earlier source material will find fascinating and plausible alternative readings. One major issue for pianists tackling the Concord concerns the brief two-bar ad-lib viola line at the end of Emerson, and the additional flute part gracing the last two pages of Thoreau. According to the composer and Ives specialist James Tenney, the line is a point of reference to the musics earlier incarnation as part of the aforementioned, unfinished Emerson Concerto, where it is played by the viola. The pianist can either play it or not in Emerson. Whats significant is that Ives refers to this ad-lib line as a viola part, not as a line explicitly to be played by a violist in a performance of the Concord Sonata. For this reason Marc-André Hamelin plays the line himself (on the piano, not the viola!). Although Ives considered the flute part in Thoreau optional (and provides an alternative, solo piano reading of that music), the effect evokes Ivess image of Henry David Thoreau playing his flute over Walden Pond with a touching immediacy that the solo piano reading only suggests.
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text: Milos Forman's monumental 1975 film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, based on Ken Kesey's book of the same name, is both a humorous and sobering look at life in the secluded, rigidly controlled environment of a psychiatric ward. As a tightly confined and admittedly eccentric community, the ward serves as an allegory for human society in general. In this sample of inmates, one can observe the tense dynamic between a strictly regimented system and an individual determined to undermine it. Viewed in its historical context, the film also serves a reflection of the factors that led to the establishment of the institution. It symbolizes the awkward transition between two system of mental health care, and how this transition led to the rise of the oppressive institutional force McMurphy and his fellow patients must reside under.


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I have made a decision. I will no longer debate the issue of homosexuality in the church with anyone. I will no longer engage the biblical ignorance that emanates from so many right-wing Christians about how the Bible condemns homosexuality, as if that point of view still has any credibility. I will no longer discuss with them or listen to them tell me how homosexuality is "an abomination to God," about how homosexuality is a "chosen lifestyle," or about how through prayer and "spiritual counseling" homosexual persons can be "cured." Those arguments are no longer worthy of my time or energy. I will no longer dignify by listening to the thoughts of those who advocate "reparative therapy," as if homosexual persons are somehow broken and need to be repaired. I will no longer talk to those who believe that the unity of the church can or should be achieved by rejecting the presence of, or at least at the expense of, gay and lesbian people. I will no longer take the time to refute the unlearned and undocumentable claims of certain world religious leaders who call homosexuality "deviant." I will no longer listen to that pious sentimentality that certain Christian leaders continue to employ, which suggests some version of that strange and overtly dishonest phrase that "we love the sinner but hate the sin." That statement is, I have concluded, nothing more than a self-serving lie designed to cover the fact that these people hate homosexual persons and fear homosexuality itself, but somehow know that hatred is incompatible with the Christ they claim to profess, so they adopt this face-saving and absolutely false statement.
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read moreA significant number of scholars and commentators are celebrating the dying of what they believe has been and remains a detrimental institution for our society. They often point to the absence of religion in Europe. They note how those countries have aggressively built public institutions for the support of their citizens in need. In some ways, one could argue they have become more Christian in their public actions than the United States.
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read moreI offer that the literal interpretation of this story, being a myth, represents an interpretation of a truth that constitutes one of the most powerful paradigms in history since it is the foundation of the entire Muslim and Judeo-Christian religions. And Paul's allegorical interpretation (another myth) obliterates God's justification for the existence of the Muslim religion – a monumental feat. So, which myth deserves to exist? Only the one that serves as a long-term bond to a civilization, which both do. Yet Paul's myth interpretation of the Muslim faith did not take, while the Muslim myth did.
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read moreAll religions are the product of a culture's attempt at expressing their most closely held beliefs, values and the morals they want to pass on to the coming generation. We should no more say that one religion is better than another than we would claim that one language is superior to another or that my favorite music is "right" any everyone else's favorite music is "wrong." There are healthy and unhealthy religious beliefs and practices but in the 21st century we need to learn from one another and challenge one another to repent of our prejudices, oppressive practices and out dated values so that we can all become the best Jews, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, etc. that we can be.
read moreThe dogged refusal of traditional religions to give up Bronze Age magical thinking and doctrines will continue to make religion increasingly irrelevant in the 21st century. If the church has a future it will be because we are willing to undergo a radical transformation, being more passionate about what is true than what we have read in ancient documents. We need to be connected to one another in order to be effective in changing the world and we need meaningful connection to others to correct our own excesses. We can become better people through working together for justice, peace and mercy.
read moreTo create this New New Testament, Hal Taussig called together a council of scholars and spiritual leaders to discuss and reconsider which books belong in the New Testament. They talked about these recently found documents, the lessons therein, and how they inform the previously bound books. They voted on which should be added, choosing ten new books to include in A New New Testament.
read moreFor two hundred years, scholars have been analyzing one of the most important books ever written—the Bible—and overturning much of what we once thought we knew. Everyday Christians, however, are not privy to this deeper conversation. It is for these people that renowned bishop and author John Shelby Spong presents Re-Claiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World, a book designed to take readers into the contemporary academic debate about the Bible.
read moreIn The Challenge of Jesus, renowned historical Jesus scholar John Dominic Crossan, presents his life's work exploring the matrix of Jesus' unique time and place. Drawing on scholarly text, excavation and history, Dr. Crossan introduces us to the flesh and blood people who shaped the world into which Jesus was born. In these DVD presentations, we meet a Jesus we've not known before.
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Bo called Abe to report that he tracked Andre to the pier by the warehouse, but that Steve was bleeding at the funeral home because he was stabbed. Abe, who was at the hospital, said he'd go over to Kayla's and fill her in.
At the hotel, Kayla and Stephanie continued to argue about Jeremy. Steph
said she was going back to Adrienne's. Kayla told her she couldn't leave
until Abe got there. There was a knock at the door. Steph answered it,
thinking it would be Abe, but it was a bloody Steve. Kayla ordered Steph to
call 911, then tended to her husband. Steve asked if Kayla had heard from
Bo, but Kayla said no. Steve asked for a phone and called him. Bo said he
had Andre cornered at an abandoned warehouse and was waiting for backup.
Steve asked if it was an old shoe factory. Yes, Bo replied. "I'll be there
in 10," Steve vowed and hung up. Kayla told him he wasn't going anywhere.
Abe arrived. Kayla went downstairs to check where EMS was. Abe took the
opportunity to ask Steph about Jeremy. Steve couldn't believe she harbored a
fugitive. Before they could get into it, Kayla arrived with the EMTs. Kayla
wanted to go to the hospital with Steve, so Steph offered to babysit Pocket.
Kayla softened, and despite the fighting about Jeremy, appreciated Steph's
offer. After Kayla left, Steph called Jeremy and left a message asking if he
was still en route to Seattle.
Sami organized a search party for Roman at the Pub. She handed out fliers
and asked the volunteers to put them up around town. EJ arrived to help, to
Lucas's chagrin. Sami sent the guys out together to pass out the fliers.
They arrived at the warehouse, where Bo told them to get out of there. Too
late: Andre revealed himself and pulled a gun on Lucas. Bo tried to call
Andre off, to no avail. Bo was forced to drop his weapon. A standoff ensued
as a Salem PD helicopter arrived. Andre told Bo that Roman was inside the
warehouse and that if Bo wanted to save him, he had to get in there quickly
because he only had seconds to do so. Andre then threw a grenade inside and
squired Lucas and EJ away. Abe arrived on the scene and Bo filled him in
about Andre. Bo then revealed that while Roman wasn't inside, the leather
folio was and it's now in Bo's possession.
Max tried to hit on a search party volunteer, but Chelsea ruined his game.
Chelsea pointed out to him that he goes through women quickly, naming Mimi,
Abby and Steph as examples. She then asked him how he felt about Steph; he
said she'd hurt him in a heartbeat if Jeremy came back. He then added that
he saw Steph as a "buddy". Chelsea noted that it was clear there was more
going on. Max ended the conversation, saying he wanted to watch the Bears
game. Chelsea pressed, so Max admitted that yes, he likes Steph. Chelsea
assured him that Steph likes him, too.
Back at the Pub, Sami made frantic calls around town trying to find Roman.
Grandpa Shawn came downstairs and told her he was looking for Bo. Sami urged
him to be honest about what happened with Colleen so they could save Roman's
life. Grandpa Shawn admitted it was hard for him to look back. "I can't bear
thinking of it," he said softly. Andre arrived. Sami demanded to know where
Roman was. He said he had two other hostages that would interest her more
— Lucas and Elvis. "You still have to help me decide who's going to
die.... I shall look after both of them until you make your choice. So,
that's the bargain I'm offering. You have a chance to save one of them," he
challenged her, then told her to meet him at 9 p.m. and left.
Stephanie came to the hospital to visit Steve, after leaving Pocket with
Caroline. Steve asked if she had heard from Jeremy. She slipped that he was
probably halfway to Seattle, then begged her father to keep mum. He said
that he and the cops were "strictly on a need-to-know basis." Steve tried to
talk to her about what a heel Jeremy is, but she didn't want to have the
conversation. He asked her point-blank if she was still in love with him and
she admitted she was.
At Nick's apartment, Jeremy hid out, playing card games with Artemis and
DeMarquette. After, Nick sent the boys to bed and set some ground rules with
a reluctant Jeremy. Suddenly, there was a knock at the door: it was Chelsea.
Jeremy hid. Chelsea brought comic books for the boys but Nick told her it
was a bad time. She asked if he was still annoyed that she broke up with
him. She apologized and admitted she could have handled things better. The
boys came out, asking Nick to read them a bedtime story. Chelsea offered to
do it, but Nick said no. She accused him of hiding a girl somewhere in the
apartment. He said he wasn't. She asked if she could take a peek to be sure.
Artemis mentioned Uncle Jeremy, so Jeremy had to reveal himself. "Nick,
you're harboring a fugitive," Chelsea gasped. The kids took their comics and
went into the bedroom. Jeremy asked Chelsea why she was so annoyed that he
was there and she went off on him about how much trouble he had caused for
her friends. "I don't know how you did it, man. I couldn't put up with her
for one day," Jeremy groused to Nick of Chelsea. Nick told him to shut up.
Jeremy decided to leave, but there was another knock at the door. It was a
man named Umar Abboud, who said he was there about the boys. Nick claimed
they were gone. "I know they're here, Mr. Fallon," Abboud said. Nick was
alarmed that he knew his name. Abboud said that their father is a powerful
man with many enemies and that Nick needed to trust him because the boys
were in danger.
Sami tried to reach Lucas on his cell phone, to no avail. Bo found Sami and
told her that Andre was holding Lucas and Elvis hostage. Sami said she would
track them down, but Bo said no. Bo showed her the contents of the folio.
She was horrified to realize that she alone could end the DiMera nightmare.
She got sick to her stomach, so Bo went to get her toast and ginger ale. Her
cell phone rang. It was Andre, reminding her of their meeting. She ran out
and arrived at the warehouse late. Andre greeted her. She demanded to know
where Lucas, Roman and EJ were. "All in good time, my dear," he grinned,
then suggested she had feelings for EJ. She denied it, then called out for
both Lucas and EJ. Andre offered her a deal: To save Roman (who was shown in
a coffin, buried alive), either EJ or Lucas would have to die and she would
choose which one.
Max came to the hospital to see Steve, and overheard Steph say she loves
Jeremy. Kayla came in after. Steve told them all about Lucas and EJ being
held hostage. Stefano arrived; Steve told Max to take Steph home. Once alone
with the Johnsons, Stefano explained that he was looking for a peaceful
solution to the vendetta. Not surprisingly, they didn't believe him. Stefano
suggested meeting the terms of the vendetta, since it wasn't hard to do, but
didn't tell him what the terms were. Stefano said that if the terms weren't
met, then he wouldn't be responsible for the hell the Bradys would all have
to endure.
Max and Steph discussed the vendetta and Roman's disappearance. The
conversation turned to Jeremy and Max confessed that he overheard the tail
end of her conversation with Steve. She lamented that she should have stayed
in Dayton, then apologized for leading Max on. The nearly kissed again. He
told her she was irresistible. She said they should wait for anything to
happen between them until she had Jeremy completely out of her system.
Bo met with Doug and Julie and told them that Sami was missing. He left them
to look for Shawn and learn the truth about the vendetta. Julie reported
that they had the last batch of letters and would round up the troops to
read them.
Nick demanded to know the identity of Artemis and DeMarquette's father, but
Umar Abboud wouldn't reveal the name. Umar warned Nick that he was in
danger, but Nick insisted he didn't have the boys and claimed they were with
a sitter in the building. The boys came out of their room. Umar asked if
they remembered him. Umar called for the boys to go with him and grabbed for
them. Jeremy roughed up Umar and held him at gunpoint. Mr. Kravitz, the
landlord, banged on the door, but Nick wouldn't let him in. Nick then told
Jeremy to put down the gun, since there were already charges against him.
Nick opened the door for the landlord, who threatened to call the cops. Umar
pushed Jeremy and got away. Nick assured the kids that they were fine.
Chelsea told Jer she wasn't going to call the cops on him. He took off, but
asked Chelsea and Nick to keep mum to Steph that he was still in Salem. He
then left. Chelsea praised Nick's bravery.
John, Marlena, Hope, Doug and Julie gathered at the Pub to read the final
letters of Santo and Colleen. In the past, Santo went to St. Malachy's to
look for Colleen. He asked her where she'd been. She said at the Cloisters,
then said she couldn't keep living in both worlds. She announced she would
marry him and leave the church. He was overjoyed and told her he loved her.
They kissed. In the next letter, Colleen met with her father and Shawn in
the church. Pete asked where her habit was. Father Mallory came out and
Colleen said she had to speak to them. Santo arrived next, but Colleen
shooed him away. He gave her a diamond ring to seal the engagement deal. She
gasped at its size and said it was too extravagant. Pete came over and asked
Santo what he wanted with Colleen. Santo left. Colleen then told Father
Mallory and Pete that her true vocation was to be a wife and mother and that
she was leaving the church. Pete was outraged and blamed Santo. She
reaffirmed her love for her father and brother. "Leave the boy be. You're no
sister to him... and no daughter to me," Pete snarled. Father Mallory
cautioned that it was a big decision and shouldn't be taken lightly. She
handed over her diamond ring and told him to use the money for the needy and
the poor, then left.
At the warehouse, Andre reiterated to Sami that she would have to kill
either Lucas or EJ to save Roman. Andre decided to let each man plead for
his life. Lucas urged Sami to run away. He then made a heartfelt appeal to
her to leave and raise their children with enough love for both of them. EJ
told her to go, too. She said she couldn't because then they would die.
Andre handed her a gun; she turned it on him. Lucas told her to shoot Andre,
but DiMera pointed out that he was the only one who knows where Roman is.
Andre asked which man she chose. EJ piped up, saying she should shoot him
because he has nothing to live for. She took aim at EJ, but Andre pushed her
so she shot Lucas in the leg by mistake. Sami freaked and pulled the sheets
apart to try and stop the bleeding. She hit Andre with the gun, then started
beating him up. While he was unconscious, Sami rifled through his pockets
and found a knife. She set Lucas and EJ free. EJ went to call 911. Lucas
asked if she was really going to shoot EJ. She said she was, but didn't plan
on killing him because she needs EJ to end the vendetta. Before she could
explain, EJ returned; Andre woke up and got away. Sami asked to speak to
Lucas alone. He asked if she still loved him. She insisted she did. He asked
her what was going on. She started to tell him about the folio, but the
paramedics arrived and took Lucas to the hospital. She promised to be there
soon. Once alone, she told EJ that they had to see Stefano right away.
Bo collected Steve from the hospital. Lucas — on crutches —
joined them and asked if Bo had seen Sami. Lucas asked what Bo wasn't
telling him. Bo revealed that the contents of the folio are connected to
Elvis and Sami and told him what's inside. Lucas insisted that Sami would
never leave him for EJ. "It's going to save her father's life," Bo pointed
out. Lucas rushed off to stop Sami from making a mistake.
At the warehouse, Sami talked to a police officer about the shooting and
explained that she didn't shoot Lucas on purpose. He said he understands and
told her the force was pulling for her father. After, Sami showed EJ the
contents of the folio: wedding bands, Colleen and Santo's marriage license,
and Santo's letter saying that once his and Colleen's souls were united as
one then peace will finally be granted for the Brady family. Sami told EJ
that if they got married, Santo's soul would be at peace. "There's no other
way," she explained, then she said she would marry him, even though she
still loved Lucas. It would be a marriage in name only, she declared. He
said he understood. Lucas arrived and told them that he knew what was in the
folio. "How did you hear?" Sami stalled. "I had to hear it from Bo instead
of my wife," Lucas groused. He then asked what she planned to do. She said
she and EJ were going to go to see Stefano and work something out. He's "way
beyond mad," Lucas stormed off.
Shawn and Stefano met up at the cemetery. Shawn asked Stefano what he did
with Roman. Nothing, Stefano insisted. Stefano remarked that they had known
each other for half a century and that the DiMeras were in ruin, but the
Bradys were strong. "Was that regret in your voice?" Shawn asked. Stefano
noted that it wasn't too late for them to help each other. Shawn scoffed at
that idea. Stefano reminded him of that night long ago in the inn, where
Stefano revealed to Shawn that his mother was alive and well, and not dead
like Santo had told Colleen. Shawn recalled a time when he was a boy and
Santo was looking for Colleen . He tried to befriend Shawn and asked the boy
if he'd like to see the world. Shawn didn't respond. Santo tried to bribe
him with a gift. "Convince your sister to talk to me one last time," he
implored. Shawn told him to leave Colleen alone and ran off. Back in the
present, Stefano revealed that when Colleen died, his father died, too, and
left a cold, angry person in his place. "I was alone and had to watch my
parents in a sham of a marriage, reduced to anger, bitterness," he spat.
Bo got a call from his officer following Stefano, who told him that Shawn
was with the Phoenix at the cemetery. He asked Steve to wait behind to talk
to Abe, who was on his way to the hospital. Back at the cemetery, Shawn and
Stefano argued over Colleen. Stefano angrily reminded Shawn that he was
responsible for Colleen's death, not the DiMeras. Bo came upon them while
they were feuding and broke it up. Stefano took off, but not before
reminding Shawn that he was willing to end the feud.
The letter readers tried to make sense of Santo and Colleen's final
missives. Santo wrote that he was an outcast in Galway once he and Colleen
were over, but that there was one person who could get them together. The
one person who split them apart in the first place. The next letter was from
Colleen, saying she was completely destroyed and called Santo a wolf in
sheep's garb. She noted that she was happy that Shawn had the courage to
speak up. She then went to the church in her habit, prepared to take her
vows. Father Mallory asked her if she was sure and she said yes, that it was
her first and true calling.
EJ and Sami met with Stefano in his car. Stefano admitted he was beside
himself when he heard that Andre had kidnapped Elvis. Sami told DiMera that
they knew the terms of the vendetta. She asked Stefano if his obsession with
Marlena had anything to do with Santo and Colleen's botched wedding plans.
He said that yes, he loved Marlena as Santo loved Colleen. Sami said she
wanted her father back alive and unharmed. He told her there was no turning
back once she married EJ. "No easy annulments, divorce," he cautioned. Sami
said she understood. He told her to get Mickey started with the divorce
proceedings. She got out of the car. Once alone with EJ, Stefano commended
his son on making the end of the feud happen. EJ didn't look as pleased as
he should.
Shawn returned to the Pub and told the letter readers that it was time he
told them about the night he killed his sister.
At the hospital, Abe told Steve that they found a chauffeur's uniform. Steve
said Andre was wearing a chauffeur's cap when he stabbed him. Abe then told
him that there was a coffin in Andre's hearse and it wasn't empty. They
headed to the cemetery to dig up the grave. They opened it up and found
Benjy inside. Steve was distraught.
Chelsea and Stephanie —clad in pink —went to the sorority
house Alpha Chi Theta for pledge week. They met sister Morgan Hollansworth
and the girls complimented each other on their shoes. Chelsea wanted to
leave because she thought the sisters were stuck up, but Steph implored her
to stay. The girls were given their pins to wear day and night. Chelsea
asked if the sorority was known for something other than perfect hair and
makeup. Cordy, another sister, explained that their mission was the
homeless. An impressed Chelsea agreed that she judged the sisters too soon,
but worried that if she pledged, it might ruin Steph's chance of getting in.
Steph told Chels she wanted to do it together; they took their pins. The
sisters admitted them to the house.
At the cemetery, Steve freaked out at the sight of Benjy's dead body in the
coffin. He wanted to call an ambulance, but Abe sadly told him it was too
late; Benjy was dead. Steve vowed that Stefano wouldn't get away with it.
Abe tried to talk him out of it, but Steve was determined to exact revenge.
Bo brought Shawn to the Pub to join Marlena, John, Hope, Doug and Julie, who
were reading Santo and Colleen's final letters. Shawn revealed that Santo
lied to Colleen about his wife being dead and that he was the one who
revealed it to her.
In the past, Santo and Colleen talked about how she donated her ring to St.
Malachy. She asked him if he was mad at her. He said he could never be angry
with her. She discussed how mad her father was when she told him she was
leaving the church. "You're all I have," she said softly. Santo vowed never
to let her down or lie to her. He talked about going to America and taking
Shawn with them. Colleen said her father would never let that happen. Pete
arrived with Shawn in tow and told Santo to get his hands off of Colleen. He
then dropped the bomb that Santo was lying to her. Shawn added that Stefano
told her the truth, that his mother was alive and well and living in Italy.
A heartbroken Colleen began to sob and blamed herself for falling for his
lies. "Sometimes, Colleen, there is a deeper truth," Santo said.
Back at the pub, Shawn revealed that Colleen took her vows (and flashbacks
showed it), but Santo arrived and she ran out. Shawn recalled that Colleen
fled the church and they followed. They never found her body, but found her
habit at the edge of the cliff and realized that she killed herself.
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05 MAY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—On Sunday, 04 May 2008, more than 350 people were on hand to hear world renowned paleanthropolologist Dr. Donald Johanson speak--and receive Penn Museum's Wilton Krogman Award.
In recognition of his groundbreaking discoveries and continued impact on the field of paleoanthropology, Dr. Richard Hodges, Williams Director of Penn Museum, presented Dr. Johanson with the Wilton Krogman Award for Distinguished Achievement in Biological Anthropology.
Read more: Dr. Donald Johanson Becomes Third Recipient of Penn Museum's Wilton Krogman Award
07 APRIL 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Olympic torch, long the symbol of world unity, hasn't had a smooth run thus far this year, as it makes its way to the 2008 summer games in Beijing, China. The flame was extinguished three times in Paris on Monday, April 7, as Pro-Tibetan protesters made their presence known. The disturbances put a halt to the torch relay in France, as security officials placed the flame on a bus to transport it to its end point in the country.
Public Lecture, and Presentation of the Wilton Krogman Award, is Featured Part of Penn and Citywide Year of Evolution Programming
26 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson has, over the course of an illustrious career, produced some of the field's groundbreaking discoveries into humanity's ancient, evolutionary past. Chief among his discoveries is the most widely known and thoroughly studied fossil find of the 20th century—the 3.2 million year old "Lucy" skeleton.
On Sunday, May 4th at 2 p.m. in the Harrison Auditorium at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Dr. Johanson offers a public lecture, "The Importance of Lucy." Tickets to the talk are $15; $10 for Penn Museum members. Tickets can be purchased for both lecture and reception (cash bar) and book signing: $30; $25 Penn Museum members. All tickets include admission to Penn Museum, and the Museum's newest exhibition, "Surviving: The Body of Evidence," about the process of evolution.
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Archaeologists have uncovered great Mycenaean cities, like Mycenae and Pylos, extraordinary circular burial chambers, elegant frescoes, even written language, as well as widespread evidence of Mycenaean expansion and trade—but no harbors or port towns to help them understand the far-flung connections, or the rapid expansion and equally sudden demise, of this ancient Greek culture—until now.
Full Year of Public Programs Kicks Off with Opening of Penn Museum's New Exhibition: "Surviving: The Body of Evidence"
17 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin, originator of the modern theory of evolution, is just months away. Now, the University of Pennsylvania, in conjunction with Penn Museum and major Philadelphia cultural organizations, launches an ambitious YEAR OF EVOLUTION of public programs and events, from late April 2008 through May 2009.
13 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The preservation of ancient Maya sites, efforts to sustain modern Maya cultural traditions, and the need to conserve vanishing tropical forests and coastal environments—all are on the agenda 11-13 April 2008, when the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology collaborates with the Nature Conservancy to present its 26th annual Maya Weekend. This year's theme: "The Future of the Maya World."
Highlight speakers for this year's event, which annually brings together hundreds of Maya enthusiasts, include keynote speaker Marie Claire Paiz, director of the Nature Conservancy's Southern Mexico Program, and Maya banquet speaker Robert K. Whitman, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Senior Investigator for the National Arts Crime Team.
Read more: Penn Museum's 26th ANNUAL MAYA WEEKEND Focuses on "The Future of the Maya World"
03 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The art and culture, "Bollywood" films, diverse spiritual practices, and spicy foods of India are captivating the interests and palates of a rapidly growing international audience. India, in all its complexity and diversity, is the focus of a day-long celebration Saturday, 29 March 2008 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., as the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology presents Hello India! The special day features traditional music and dance presentations and workshops, theater, foods, yoga, history and cultural talks, films, craft activities, games and more. Hello India! is FREE with Penn Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Penn Museum members and PENNcard holders).
Hello India! is co-sponsored by the Consulate of India in New York, University of Pennsylvania's South Asia Center and South Asian Society; the Wharton India Club; Camden County College; the Bharatiya Cultural Center of Montgomeryville, Pa; and the Indian Association of South Jersey.
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Read more: 19th Annual Beer Dinner and Tasting, Michael Jackson: The Man and His Legacy
06 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Austin Supers vivid color photographs feature Papua New Guinea natives as the subjects in Counterpoint: Anthropology and Photography in New Guinea. Accompanying written commentary by anthropologist Stuart Kirsch offers insights into the island's many cultures and invites the viewer to consider how what is photographed tells us something about our own search for the "exotic." Counterpoint opens Saturday, February 23 and runs through August 11, 2008 at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
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22 JANUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—It was certainly hefty! On Friday, 18 January 2008, Penn Museum's all-volunteer Women's Committee presented a giant-sized check for $100,000 to Penn Museum Director Richard Hodges at their monthly meeting, in support of the Museum's educational and outreach programs. Women's Committee Chair is Marguerite Goff.
Mt. Lykaion Excavation and Survey Project Finds Early Activity Atop Arcadia's Famous Mountain
22 JANUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Greek traveler, Pausanias, living in the second century, CE, would probably recognize the spectacular site of the Sanctuary of Zeus at Mt. Lykaion, and particularly the altar of Zeus. At 4,500 feet above sea level, atop the altar provides a breathtaking, panoramic vista of Arcadia.
09 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sunday, 10 February 2008, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology offers it's second annual Darwin Day and Evolution Teach In, a free event held in honor of the 199th birthday of Charles Robert Darwin, the world-renowned author of On the Origin of Species—and the originator of the modern theory of evolution.
19 DECEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—If you're a rat, this is your year! The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology celebrates the Year of the Rat, Saturday, 26 January 2008, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with its 27th annual Chinese New Year Celebration! Music and dance performances, food and martial arts demonstrations, games, workshops, arts, crafts, children's activities and much more - topped off with the traditional Chinese Lion Dance grand finale - are all part of the spectacular day-long celebration, FREE with Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Museum members and PENNcard holders).
Read more: Penn Museum Welcomes the Year of the Rat at the 27th Annual Chinese New Year Celebration
New National Science Foundation Funded Traveling Exhibition Focuses on the Process of Human Evolution and Its Outcomes
04 DECEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Surviving: The Body of Evidence, a new, interactive exhibition that explores the process of evolution and its profound impact on humans, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia 19 April 2008 through 03 May 2009, before beginning a multi-city, national tour. The innovative exhibition, three years in the planning, is made possible in large part by a nearly two million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation, with additional support from individual, corporate, and foundation donors.
29 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Lewis and Clark Revisited: A Trail in Modern Day, a traveling exhibition of 60 black and white photographs taken by professional photographer Greg Mac Gregor while he retraced Lewis and Clark's legendary journey, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 15 December 2007 through 10 February 2008.
In 1804, Thomas Jefferson commissioned Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, with a small brigade, to explore the land obtained by the Louisiana Purchase and to find a passageway to the Pacific Ocean. Referred to as the Corps of Discovery, Lewis and Clark's unprecedented overland expedition across North America and back pioneered the western exploration and expansion of the United States.
29 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—In September 2006, Penn Museum sent out a major, two-year loan of Mesopotamian artifacts--complete with a catalog written by Dr. Richard Zettler, Associate Curator of the Mesopotamian section--to the Beijing World Art Museum, Beijing, China, to be a part of their long-awaited, long-term exhibition, "The Great Civilizations." Artifacts from Penn Museum's exceptional Mesopotamian section collection constitutes the entire Mesopotamian section of "The Great Civilizations" exhibition.
Read more: 500,000 Visitors See Penn Museum Mesopotamian Collection on Loan in China
New Chemical Analyses Take Confirmation Back 500 Years and Reveal that the Impetus for Cacao Cultivation was an Alcoholic Beverage
13 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—–The earliest known use of cacao––the source of our modern day chocolate––has been pushed back more than 500 years, to somewhere between 1400 and 1100 B.C.E., thanks to new chemical analyses of residues extracted from pottery excavated at an archaeological site at Puerto Escondido in Honduras. The new evidence also indicates that, long before the flavor of the cacao seed (or bean) became popular, it was the sweet pulp of the chocolate fruit, used in making a fermented (5% alcohol) beverage, which first drew attention to the plant in the Americas.
International Partnership Project Seeks to Fill in the Blanks of Southeast Asian Prehistory
19 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—As archaeologists in the last half century have set about reconstructing the prehistory of Southeast Asia, data from one country—centrally located Laos—was conspicuously missing. Little archaeology has occurred in Laos since before World War II, and beginning in the mid-1970s, Laos shut its doors completely to outside researchers. International scholars had to content themselves with information from excavation and survey work mostly from neighboring Thailand.
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06 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sunday, 11 November 2007, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology opens at 12:30 p.m.—half an hour early—to fit in all the magic, as the Museum presents HARRY POTTER AND THE MAGICAL MUGGLE MUSEUM. Designed for Harry Potter aficionados and novices of all ages, the afternoon, free with Museum admission donation, includes a potions class, a sorting hat, lectures by Hogwarts (and University of Pennsylvania) professors, a game of Wizard Chess with real people, Diagon Alley and Ollivander's wand making shop, a tour of magical muggle objects on display in the Museum, grand finale concert appearances by "The Moaning Myrtles" and "The Whomping Willows"—and in between, much more.


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The opening of the new Camerton bridge has been delayed by bad weather.
The bridge, linking the village with Great Clifton, was due to open today but high river levels have stopped the completion of cladding work.
A site visit will be held today to assess the work left to be done and get a clearer idea of a new opening date.
Meanwhile, the final pieces of Workington's temporary road bridge will leave the town tomorrow.
The structure is going to Cornwall to be used while maintenance is carried out on a bridge there.
Work will now be done to reinstate the banks on both sides of the River Derwent where the bridge was removed and to complete footways between the river and Northside Road.
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The photographic The Canyons of Gateway book, through the stunning photography of John Hendricks, founder of the Discovery Channel, tells the magnificent story of a place where the planet opens up to tell its story. Petroglyphs spy from ancient canyon walls, dinosaur footprints wander down a trail lined with towering cliffs, and vast green meadows of enchanted pastureland evoke images of the native peoples who once inhabited this remote section of western Colorado. The area in the Colorado book, The Canyons of Gateway, seen through the artistic eyes of a man known for discovery, is beautifully introduced to an audience mostly unfamiliar with its existence. The forward, written by John Hendricks, describes his childhood fascination with the area, his initial journey to Gateway and his current efforts to stimulate the economy while preserving the rare landscape. The introduction to the Colorado landscape book, The Canyons of Gateway, and text are written by New York travel writer, Mary Judd, who was born and raised in Colorado, but like many residents, was unaware of the state's vast wonders further west. Her newcomer's view provides a clear narrative tour to complement the thought provoking images. The Discovery book, The Canyons of Gateway, takes the reader on an unprecedented journey through time, in one of the most naturally colorful places on earth. Hendricks reveals the earth's only canyon where a creek has two mouths, vast walls of Precambrian rock, high mesas that have sustained cattle and wildlife for ages, and the towering Palisade rock formation that looms where Unaweep Canyon meets the Dolores River Canyon. In the photographic The Canyons of Gateway book, you'll see that from surreal landscape shots to soulful images of abandoned structures to highlights of current Gateway architecture, the book provides a captivating glimpse into the past, present and future of a rare American landscape.
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