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I'm a huge fan of gourmand sweet scents, but not this one. I was recommended this at Dillards since I said I was looking for a vanilla scent. But this just pulled off as a straight up licorice. No vanilla. I'll pass.
I have subconsciously avoided Dior scents all throughout my teens and early-twenties, but stumbled upon this at Ulta one day when I was looking for something new. I sprayed it, noticed its root beer qualities, then forgot about it. Later that day, I noticed how the root beer scent faded, leaving a creamy, warm, very addictive glow behind. Went back the next day and bought it.
This is a must have for any gourmand lover, and I like that it can be dressed up or down. It wouldn't feel out of place with jeans and hair in a ponytail, nor would it feel too casual with a cocktail dress and gloves. It manages to morph with whatever you are wearing.
I did take off one point for it being fairly expensive--it's not cringe-worthy, but it's definitely not something I would carelessly buy. However, I do love it and will definitely repurchase.
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One word to describe it: cheap- it has the word written all over it. It's packaging-extremely tacky(what is it supposed to look like? The apple given to snow white?).It smells like vanilla, almonds, and rootbeer. It is alleged to smell 'sexy', which is why so many women flock to buy this fragrance, knowing all too well that they don't associate vanilla with sex. Why some people seem to associate gourmand fragrances with sex is beyond me in the first place. Consequently, the crowd it attracts is a cheap one-women who wear this fragrance just because it is 'supposed' to 'attract' others. The only thing I see it attracting is nausea.
Love this perfume. In college a girl on my floor would always spray this as she was leaving and finally I caught her one day to ask what it was. This was it! I love it. it is very different from other perfumes, and doesn't smell like anything else I've ever tried. I am on my 2nd bottle and will be getting another one when I run out. It is more my night time/ winter fragrance because of its warmth and depth.
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Smells like play-dough.Certain people love to wear the hell outta this to many peoples misfortune.
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Top note: very strong teaberry (traditional bubblegum smell, if you can imagine it without sugar).
Middle notes: teaberry, woods, vanilla, musk, and something that smells like...dirty laundry. But creamy, and strong.
Base notes: pleasant vanilla musk.
Overall: this fragrance really didn't work with my chemistry. The top and middle stages were both very strong, and a bit unpleasant. I felt a bit nauseous when I was driving around after spraying the tester. After about 45 minutes, it was OK, but I really feel I could get the effect of the base notes in a Body Fantasies spray for a lot less money and without the unfortunate drydown. If you have problems with "dirty laundry" notes in fragrances, avoid this, because the culprit is strong in this one. (No, I don't know what ingredient causes it).
I've been wearing Hypnotic Poison on-and-off for about eight years. This is the one perfume that has stayed in my collection and rotation for one reason - it smells amazing.
To me, Hypnotic Poison smells like spicy vanilla. Even though it's very vanilla-y, it's not an immature or overpowering vanilla. It's very sophisticated and warm. Despite it being more on the warm side, it is definitely wearable in the spring and summer months. The scent also lasts and lasts. As much as I adore Hypnotic Poison, it's one of those perfumes that I only reach for once in a blue moon mainly because I have a collection of perfumes that I like to rotate so I don't get bored. Even though I only wear this occasionally, I still get compliments on it. Considering I'm on my second bottle, I would likely buy this again because, for me, this is just a classic scent.
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I've been wearing this scent since it first appeared on the market. I've tried others . . .most recently Vera Want Princess Night, which is also a little heady with the vanilla, but always go back to my HP. I've accepted the fact that it is and will forever be my signature scent. LOVE it.
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I've never really been into perfume but I LOVE this... I always get tons of compliments. To me this scent is sweet but also daring and sultry. Will definitely buy again when I run out.
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A fragrance that would suit both men and women. I read that they reformulated this and put it in a different bottle.. I have the original n plan on stocking up (lots of places have slow turnOver rates). It's so warm and pretty. Very pleasant. I get told 'you smell so good' when i wear it. It would make a good gift for gourmand lovers. It has a nice bitter smokiness that balances the sweetness.
P.S. There's a beautifully eloquent and detailed review of this by someone called nopasho on fragrantica.com. He/she explains all the different contrasts and the general feel of HP so well!
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As opposed to credit counselors, who provide guidance on improving your credit reports and scores through better financial management, these credit repair organizations offer to remove negative information from your credit report. Generally, there are three steps to the service that these credit repair organizations offer: 1) The companies ask you to forward them copies of your credit reports (usually from the three major credit reporting agencies – Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion), which you must obtain directly from those agencies; 2) The credit repair organizations then recommend which items on your credit report you should dispute; 3) The credit repair organizations then contact the credit reporting agencies to challenge questionable items on your credit reports.
However, the simple truth is that no one can legally remove accurate negative information from a credit report. Credit reporting agencies are obligated under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) to correct or delete inaccurate, incomplete, or unverifiable information, usually within 30 days. They are not required to remove accurate information unless it is more than seven years old (or bankruptcies that are over ten years old).
You have the right to dispute any inaccurate or incomplete information on your credit report – and the credit reporting agency must investigate the dispute without charge to you. Everything a credit repair organization can do for you legally, you can do for yourself at little or no cost.
Shady credit repair organizations have long been the target of investigation by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) due to the high numbers of complaints from consumers. Last year, the FTC launched 'Project Credit Despair' which has snared 20 'Credit Repair' scammers to date.
A number of class-action suits have also been filed against credit repair organizations. Equifax and Fair Isaac face a class-action suit in Georgia for selling the 'Score Power' program designed to help consumers predict their credit score and see how changes to their credit reports affect that score. While this is may not actually be a credit repair service, the plaintiffs are attempting to use the law that regulates credit repair organizations to sue the companies. Fair Isaac is also facing another class-action suit in California based upon similar complaints.
How Can You Avoid Becoming a Victim of These Scams?
The obvious answer is to save yourself the money and the risk by improving your credit on your own. There are also numerous non-profit credit counseling organizations which can help you to devise a plan for managing your finances and improving your credit. The National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) is a nonprofit credit counseling network which can refer you to a member in your area.
However, if you don't feel you have the time to do this on your own, if you are are overwhelmed by the process, or if you just want to turn the whole thing over to professionals, there are some basic rules for picking a reputable company to assist you in repairing your credit.
According to the FTC, the main warning signs of scam credit repair companies are:
Companies that want you to pay for credit repair services before they provide any services. Credit repair companies cannot require you to pay until they have completed the services they have promised.
Companies that do not tell you your legal rights and what you can do for yourself for free.
Companies that recommend that you not contact a credit reporting company directly.
Companies that suggest that you try to invent a "new" credit identity — and then, a new credit report — by applying for an Employer Identification Number to use instead of your Social Security number.
Companies that advise you to dispute accurate information in your credit report or take any action that seems illegal, like creating a new credit identity. If you follow illegal advice and commit fraud, you may be subject to prosecution.
In 1996, the Credit Repair Organizations Act (CROA) was signed into law to protect the public from unfair or deceptive advertising and business practices by credit repair organizations. By law, credit repair organizations must give you a copy of the "Consumer Credit File Rights Under State and Federal Law " before you sign a contract. They also must give you a written contract that spells out your rights and obligations. Read these documents before you sign anything.
The law contains specific protections for you. For example, a credit repair company cannot:
Make false claims about their services.
Charge you until they have completed the promised services.
Perform any services until they have your signature on a written contract and have completed a three-day waiting period. During this time, you can cancel the contract without paying any fees.
Your contract must specify:
The payment terms for services, including their total cost.
A detailed description of the services to be performed.
How long it will take to achieve the results.
Any guarantees they offer.
The company's name and business address.
A Fresh Start?
A common, and illegal, tactic employed by scam credit repair organizations is called 'file segregation.' These companies have flooded the mail, internet, radio, and TV with ads claiming that using 'legal forms from the federal government' you can exercise your 'one-time right' to apply for a new Social Security number.
Bingo, you're a new person with a clean credit history, right? Wrong – unlike other scams in which you may be an innocent victim, this scam makes you a perpetrator of fraud against the government. If you try 'file segregation', you could face fines or even a prison sentence.
File segregation operators advise the consumer to apply to the IRS for an Employer Identification Number ("EIN"). Consumers are told to use the EIN in lieu of their Social Security number when applying for credit, in order to create a completely new credit file in which the old debts will not appear. The scheme essentially involves an attempt to hide one's identity from creditors by getting credit with the EIN and a name and address that differ slightly from accurate identifiers.
Both the person selling such a scheme and consumers who follow the scheme are violating the law. The CROA bars any person from making or counseling any consumer to make any untrue or misleading statement with the intent to alter the consumer's identification in order to hide accurate credit information. Consumers following such advice may be committing felonies.
Several aspects of a credit repair service's program could lead you to commit fraud. It is a federal crime to:
Make false statements on a loan or credit application.
Misrepresent your Social Security number.
Obtain an EIN under false pretences.
In addition, if you were to use the telephone or the postal system to apply for credit and provide false information, then you could be charged with mail or wire fraud, too. Also, file segregation likely would constitute civil fraud in many states.
Already Stung?
Have you already been victimized by one of these shady credit repair organizations? If so, you have the right to sue the credit repair organization under the CROA. They could be liable to you for the damages you suffered or the amount you paid to them, whichever is greater. The credit repair organization is also liable for attorney's fees and punitive damages if the violation was particularly egregious.
If you've been taken advantage of by a credit repair organization, contact the FTC. You can file a complaint at www.ftc.gov or by calling 1-877-FTC-HELP. The FTC can also start administrative proceedings against the credit repair organization and individual states can sue the organizations to stop them from violating the Act and to recover damages suffered by residents.
Law Firms Offering Credit Repair
There are a number of law firms which have moved into the credit repair market, such as Lexington Law and Ovation Law. What difference does it make to have a law firm working on your credit repair? Not much. They go through the same process and do the same thing as the non-law firm credit repair organizations.
These firms are still covered by the Credit Repair Organizations Act, and are bound by state bar association rules. However, the difference is that most states require non-law firm credit repair organizations to place a bond with the state as a guarantee that they will comply with local laws regarding credit repair. Law firms are generally exempt from this requirement, and this has led a number of credit repair organizations to convert to law firms. Most of these law firms don't really practice law…they're just firms on paper.
*Consumer Credit File Rights Under State and Federal Law
You have a right to dispute inaccurate information in your credit report by contacting the credit bureau directly. However, neither you nor any "credit repair" company or credit repair organization has the right to have accurate, current, and verifiable information removed from your credit report. The credit bureau must remove accurate, negative information from your report only if it is over 7 years old. Bankruptcy information can be reported for 10 years.
You have a right to obtain a copy of your credit report from a credit bureau. You may be charged a reasonable fee. There is no fee, however, if you have been turned down for credit, employment, insurance, or a rental dwelling because of information in your credit report within the preceding 60 days. The credit bureau must provide someone to help you interpret the information in your credit file. You are entitled to receive a free copy of your credit report if you are unemployed and intend to apply for employment in the next 60 days, if you are a recipient of public welfare assistance, or if you have reason to believe that there is inaccurate information in your credit report due to fraud.
You have a right to sue a credit repair organization that violates the Credit Repair Organization Act. This law prohibits deceptive practices by credit repair organizations.
You have the right to cancel your contract with any credit repair organization for any reason within 3 business days from the date you signed it.
Credit bureaus are required to follow reasonable procedures to ensure that the information they report is accurate. However, mistakes may occur.
You may, on your own, notify a credit bureau in writing that you dispute the accuracy of information in your credit file. The credit bureau must then reinvestigate and modify or remove inaccurate or incomplete information. The credit bureau may not charge any fee for this service. Any pertinent information and copies of all documents you have concerning an error should be given to the credit bureau.
If the credit bureau's reinvestigation does not resolve the dispute to your satisfaction, you may send a brief statement to the credit bureau, to be kept in your file, explaining why you think the record is inaccurate. The credit bureau must include a summary of your statement about disputed information with any report it issues about you.
The Federal Trade Commission regulates credit bureaus and credit repair organizations. For more information contact:
The Public Reference Branch
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D.C. 20580
Find Out Where You Stand
You can check your credit score each month using Credit.com's free Credit Report Card. This completely free tool will break down your credit score into sections and give you a grade for each. You'll see, for example, how your payment history, debt and other factors affect your score, and you'll get recommendations for steps you may want to consider to address problems. In addition, you'll also find credit offers from lenders who may be willing to offer you credit. Checking your own credit reports and scores does not affect your credit score in any way.


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Study on SME of China Development and Competitive Strategy in the Age of Knowledge Economy
The era of knowledge economy refers to the late industrialization, knowledge has become the most important production resource, and formation of an entrepreneurial economy system with innovation-oriented. This article explains the importance of SMEs to economic development, small and medium enterprises faced challenges in the era of knowledge economy, the development and competitive strategy of medium and small enterprises in the era of knowledge economy, and there is guidance significance to the development of China's medium and small enterprises.
Key words: Knowledge; Small and medium enterprises; Competition strategy
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w I? ? OCTOBER 8th 3 a M & m gg mm TIB President's Reception Otfober Third Vol. io No. i PRESIDEN REGISTRA' Annual Ball To Be Held In BerthanaWeek From Friday STUDENTS AND FRIENDS OF SCHOOL TO BE GUESTS OF PRES. TRACY. The second annual reception ot the president to the students and friends of the college will be held in the beautiful Berthana hall, Friday, October 3. No effort has been spared that might insure the complete succes of the event. One thousand invitations, accompanied by complimentary tickets, will ,be roailp to students, prospective students and friends throughout Ogden and the surrounding counties. It is confidently expected that this will be the largest dance in the school's history. Professor Lester Hiuchcliff has been appointed head of the committee of faculty members to complete the arrangements; the committee is being assisted by the student body officers. It is anticipated that this social vent will strike a progressive note that will characterize such functions during the entire year, and start the school on the way to bigger and better dances. WELL KNOWN TEACHER TO DIRECT PLAY Professor Lemuel B. C. Josephs of New York has returned to Weber again to direct the Alumni play. Mr. Josephs has worked in the same capacity for two seasons previous, and is well known to Og-den people. Professor Lemuel B. C. Josephs is admired and appreciated by all who have had the priviledge of knowing him. He is not a man to flaunt his virtues; only his best friends and students can fully appreciate his many talents. At the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, commonly known as the Sergent School of Acting, where Professor L. B. C. Josephs has charge of one department, Franklin H. Sergent, its president, last year in addressing a class of Dramatic teachers, coaches and directors of plays, said: "Mr. Josephs as a teacher stands at the top in his particular line. There is no one above him in this country." Professor Josephs is not only a teacher, but has played many prominent parts professionally. In addition to lecturing on and reading dramatic literature to the public, the Play Crafters' Club of Los Angeles last year elected him to life membership in their organization after he had givn them several talks relating to their work and studies. He is honorary president of the N. Y. State Association of Elocutionists, and has for years been secretary of the N. Y. city teachers of oratory. Prof. Josephs versatility has led him into much study and experiment in the arts of music, painting, dancing, acting and literature. This gives to his teaching and his acting a wider and a more detailed group of dramatic type and values. "Not Nature bat nature shown through art" is hii slog SB. v v - HINCHCLIFF NEW MUSIC PROFESSOR Weber is extremely fortunate in having obtained the services of Mr. Lester Hinchcliff as head of the department of music. Mr. Hinchcliff comes to us after a most successful year at Ogden High School, where he made music one of the most active interests. Mr. Hinchcliff is of Ogden. - He was born here and went to school here. He started his musical education by studying the piano at an early age. Later he was a student and close friend of Squire Coop, the well known musician and di rector. Mr. Coop, who was at that time director of music in the schools of Ogden, desired a clarinetist for the high school band, so to fill the position, Lester took clarinet lessons and played that instrument in the band. After leaving high school Mr. Hinchcliff continued his musical education in Berlin and at the Boston Conservatory of Music. Shortly after his return he appeared as piano soloist with the Salt Lake symphony orchestra. This was in 1915. He had just started out on his career in Ogden as a teacher when the United States entered the war. Mr. Hinchcliff joined the hundred forty-fifth field artillery and was assigned to the regimental band. He was given a great baritone saxaphone to carry around, and to this horn he was faithful throughout his army life. He carried it to Camp Kearny, from there to France, and back to Utah again. After leaving the army he spent his time teaching piano and doing choral work. As leader of the sec ond ward choir he developed a very fine group of singers. This choir gave performances of the famous oratorios "Creation" and "Messiah."The latter work was given in the Second ward hall Dec. 30, 1921, just after the resignation of Jos- (Centinued on Page 2) f v 1 V ; ' i . JANICE RIDGES TO TEACH LANGUAGES The appointment of Miss Janice Ridges as head of the Modern Language department, marks one of the most noteworthy additions to the faculty of Weber this year. Miss Ridges, whose home is in Salt Lake, secured her A. B. de gree from the University of Utah in 1922. She took one year of graduate work there, at the same time teaching French. Her work there in French was under Professor Barker, an authority on pho netics, and one of America's best French teachers. Miss Ridges made an exceptional record in all her scholastic work, graduating as a charter member of the Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic fraternity. She also took a most active part in school activities,, participating in the school opera, the glee clubs and the varsity play. She was a member of the Debating, Fine Arts and Honorary Senior Women's clubs, the executive committee of the Women's league, the National Language Fraternity, and the Presidents' club. After leaving the "U" she studied for a year in Europe. She spent six months at the University of Paris in a special study of French literature and French pronunciation. Her fluency and pronunciation of that language were so effective as to cause her to be mistaken for a real Parisienne. She then travelled extensively over Europe visiting England, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and France, getting first hand observations of the customs, culture and language of the people. Miss Ridges, with two girl companions lived among the people of the countries she visited and has many interesting experinces to tell. She relates that the Swiss people were astonished that Miss Ridges and her companions could cook and keep house. The general impression gained from the tourists is that American women have maids to do all their work, with nothing to do themselves but spend money. In France the great ambition of the people is to preserve French culture and ideals in spite of the poverty and desolation resulting from the war. The children are taught of the opera, the literature of France, and of the great paintings in the Louvre. The French girls are very gay and charming, with lots of "pep," although they have to work hard as a result of the scarcity of men. While in Italy, Miss Ridges was fortunate enough to witness the (Continued on Page 2) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1924 0 r CLASSES START 7- ' ! MAN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE TO HEAD DEPT Dr. Robert J. Evans, a well recognized leader in biological fields in Utah and the west is to be head of the biological department department of Weber College during the coming school year. Dr. Evans has a doctor of philosophy degree with a major in Genetics and minors in Physiology and farm management. He was the first county agent leader in Utah and has also served as head cf the extension division of the Utah Agriculture College. Several organizations for the advancement of agriculture were started under his leadership. He has served on national committees and is a member of several national scientific and agricultural societies. To those interested in biological subjects, Dr. Evans presents a very promising series of courses. After graduating from the Lehi public schools Dr. Evans was called on a mission to the South ern States, where although only eighteen years of age, he filled a very successful mission. Upon his return he entered the Brigham Young University of Provo, and (Continued on Page 2) Shakespeare's Play "Twelfth Night" To Be Presented By Alumni Oct. 8th The Weber Alumni Association is to present this year as its annual play Shakespeare's comedy the "Twelfth Night." The date of the play has been set for Wednesday, October eighth, at the Or-pheum theatre. The "Twelfth Night," or as it is sometimes called "What You Will," is one of Shakespeare's superb achievements in high comedy. This play is going to be presented to the people of Ogden by a well known Weber Alumni cast under the direction of Prof. L. B. C. Joseph's of New York. Much time is being spent in preparation for the play and it is expected to be very successful. For some time the local lovers of higher classed stage productions have looked forward every year to the presentation of a play by the Weber College Alumni. Never yet have they been disappointed. Al ways the Alumni Association comes forth with a splendid production. The last two years they chose plays from Shakespeare'i works: "The Merchant of Venice," EPTION OCT. THIRD ' "fit STEVENSON BACK TO COACH AT WEBER Merlin Stevenson is to be back at Weber again this year after spending a year at the Latter-day Saint University at Salt Lake City. He is to have charge of the Mathematics Department in addition to his duties as Coach. Mr. Steven son was football and track coach of Weber High School teams for two years previous to last year and during his seeond year coached the college basketball squad. While at the University of Utah, where he secured his A. B. degree, Professor Stevenson made a brilliant record in varsity athletics, making his "U" in several Major branches of sport. He performed in football, basketball, track and baseball. Prior to his activities at the "U," "Steve" was an athlete at the Granite High School. He was considered one of the best athletes ever leaving that institution, having made his letter in five major sports. Mr. Stevenson comes back to Weber with many new plans for the coming season, and with the new gymnasium at his disposure should have a very successful season in athletics. and "As You Like It." This year they have chosen another play written by Shakespeare. 'The Twelfth Night," and under the direction of Professor Josephs this year promises to be one of the best ever presented. "The Twelfth Night" has been called "The Mask of Love." It presents some really original and every interesting entanglement. The action of the play has mistaken identity as its motive, and three love stories make up the common entanglement of the main plot. In the sub-plot there are three varieties of humorou folly interwoven, and in the interaction of the main plot and sub-plot there is a master piece of comic appeal which is very satisfying to the imagination. Throughout the play there are snatches of fine poetry. Thus, the play is one of depth and study for the dramatists as well as of pleasant and satisfying humor for the theatre-goers. The characters of the play are not quite so interesting as individ-( Continued on Page 3) IBM IHM liB FARLEY SECURED AS ENGLISH PROFESSOR One of the important new ap pointments to Weber faculty is thatj of Kenneth Farley to the depart ment of English Language and Literature. Mr. Farley comes to us with considerable reputation as a graduate research student at the University of California; for the past six months he has been at that school working on nin-teenth century literature problems with Dr. Lehman. Whila there he was successful in upsetting an old idea that free verse is of recent origin. Mr. Farley says: "Many people think that Walt Whitman invented free verse; this is a mistak. Whitman only utilized and made famous a rhythm that has been used many ysars be fore the composition of "Leaves of Grass." In fact, I was able to trace almost a continuous line of development from Milton to Whit man. Students and professors at Berkeley were surprised to find that such excellent versifiers as Tennyson, Arnold, Coleridge, Ros-setti, Milton and BJake had all written free verse. It is beeoming more and more apparent that there is nothing new under the sun' in literature." We asked Mr. Farley about Cali fornia and obtained this reply: "California is a wonderful state for Califorians. True, there is a certain fascination California has over people from the East and middle West; but, it is a cold fas cination analogous to what one might conceive coming from a Grecian garden with its perfect sym metry, white marble statues, am classic sameness. Of course, I am speaking ofBerkley and the Bay district; Ls Angeles is entirely different. In Berkeley and San Francisco the climate is nearly the same the year around; there are no great winds, no thunder storms, no frosts, and so snows. Autuma in California doesn't bring the countlesB colors and shades of col ors that it does in Utah; spring there doesn't break in breathless swiftness from winter as it does here. The sameness of the weather in California teaches men to become satisfied with little serious effort. There was more than wisdom in Brigham Young's decision not to go any farther west. Berke ley is a beautiful place, but I pre fer Utah and her temperamental weather for my home." We fel fortunate in getting Mr. Farley for our English department, for we understand that he was offered a rather flattering position as assistant in the English department of the University ofCalifornia. 1MB IMfU ikB I M M IBM iWF IMI tWB 1W 11.11 IHU ! THURSDAY Plans For Coming School Year Completed; Class Work Starts Monday NEW FACTULTY MEMBERS HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED AND MORE COURSES WILL BE OFFERED. 3 j?" : r v MISS BARBER IN EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Miss Frances Barbar t Logan, has been secured as training teacher in the Education department. Miss Barber has had ccnsidraW experience in normal work in several colleges as well as in teaching, and she comes to Weber highly recommended by several leading educators of the state. Miss Barber has attended three of the leading schools of the state as well as some of the leading schools of the ceuntry. She graduated from the B. Y. C. High School in 1914. She attended summer schools of the Utah Agricultural College and of the University ef Utah. During the summer of 1917 she attended the N. E. A. of Pert-land, Oregon. The season of 1923-24 found her at the Teachers' College, Columbia Umivenity, where she had work under auch men ai Dr. Kirkpatrkk, Dr. Frank Me-Murry, Prof. Patty HiH and ser-eral others. During her stay in the East she visited Washington, D. C, Chicago, and Toronto, Canada.Miss Barber has also had considerable experience in teaching. She taught in the Logan city schools for five years. She also taught in Shelley, Idaho, one year and since that time has acted as critic teacher in the B. Y. C. training school for two years. Miss Barber comes very highly recommended by Dr. E. G. Peterson and several other leading educators of Logan. Registration for Classes Thursday, Sept, 25th V "Twelfth Night" Odober Eighth Ikl llf Ibl H. IBI IbM IMi 1M 1UB IIM FOUR PAGES Registration for class work at Weber College for the autumn quarter will take place Thursday, Friday and Saturday of thii week, October 25th, 26th and 27th. Clais-work will begin the following Monday, the 29th. Prospects for a better and more efficient school year are Tory bright. The many improvement that hrveJifen. mjt in ell)nnn ments of the school are euro to have a marked effect on the quality of the scholastic standard! of the school. Eight new facmlty members have been added to the corps of teachers, all of whom have been chosen carefully, with special consideration for the needi of each department. As a result of the addition of new faculty members many new courses have been added to the curriculum. New courses in English literatare, political icienee, music, physical education, and biological science are listed in the catalog. The factulty as listed in the catalog is as follows: (Continued on Page ) PRESIDENT TRACY RETURNS FROM U. OF CHICAGO After a very successful summer's work at the University of Chicago President Aaron W. Tracy has returned to resume his duties as president of Weber College. While in the East the president visited eome historic places important in the early struggles of the church. He also visited several schools on his way back. TRAYELER8 COMMENT ON THE PEP OF WEBER COLLEGE. When President Tracy left for the East last spring, it will be remembered that the Wefcer College rtsdant body turned out en masse to bid him farewell. The student body marched to the station where they gave many of their yells and sang some songs. Much enthusiasm was shown by the student on this occasion; and as the train pulled out the cheering was great and centinned until the president, who was standing on the platform of the observation car, was out of hearing. Then, according to the president, the curiosity of the people on the train made itself known in the form of many questions. The people crowded around him to learn what the excitement was all about. Many of them were really astounded when they learned it was all due to a group of live students from Weber College. They wanted to know what kind of a school it was that could create so much enthusiasm in its student body. Indeed, great was the satisfaction of the president as he was showered with complimentary remarks about the school. little is to be learned from the (Continued ou Pago 8)
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Focused on Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal Art from Australia
What is Contemporary Aboriginal Art?
Generally speaking, the thread that connects all `Contemporary Aboriginal Art` is Aboriginal history, which is captured in one form or another by both tribal artists in remote communities and artists from Australian cities and towns. Koori, or Urban artists, for example, lend to the more recent past and the present day from a personal and socio-political perspective, while traditional Aboriginal artists, in contrast, focus on themselves as a people and their history, rather than individuals, or individual experiences, in their art. In the early 1970s Australian History was predominantly about white Australia; Aboriginals hardly had a mention, as if they had no past, or heritage, and much that was ever written about Aboriginal people spoke of them in a denigrating manner. These people did not matter in the Australian psyche, because they were close to invisible and thought of as an unevolved people on their way to extinction. Besides Aboriginal activists playing a vital role in bringing the Aboriginal world into focus from the 1930s on in particular, the Art of the Papunya Tula Masters had an enormous impact on our awareness of Aboriginal people and inspired Urban artists to explore their own pasts. Consequently, the results from both camps of Aboriginal artists have been amazing and we cannot allow personal bias to persuade us to think otherwise, or to think of Aboriginal Art as being `a white thing` for all Aboriginal Art remains as one in the expanding pool of knowledge relating to Aboriginal life in Australia.
If Richard Bell, who stated that Aboriginal Art is `a white thing` as was written on one of his works that won the 2003 Telstra National Aboriginal Art Award, however, comes from the fact that much Aboriginal Art conforms to the European ideal, or Modernism, like Bell's own work, then perhaps this artist has a point. That is, if his own definition of Aboriginal Art is in accord with the definition arrived at by the founders of Contemporary Aboriginal Art, who dismissed any work outside their own `language`, or iconography, as not being Aboriginal, but belonging to `white fellas`. So in the opinion of these masters the meaning of a work alone, or the fact that it was created by an indigenous person, is not Aboriginal Art by definition, if `the language` is not of native heritage, or ethnographical, and cannot be `read` by the Native Born. Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, for instance, was very adamant about this and his disapproval of Emily Kngwarreye`s work being labelled as Aboriginal Art was regularly misconstrued as envy towards this renowned painter, or her overnight success, even by his own biographer Vivien Johnson.
Bell's perspective of Aboriginal Art is unclear without reading his ideas, but no such ambiguity exists in terms of what the founders of Contemporary Aboriginal Art thought Aboriginal Art to be, as their aim was to create it and they succeeded and put Contemporary Aboriginal Art on the map, while at the same time, or in the following decade during the 1980s, there was a call coming from Victoria and New South Wales, in particular, to refrain from using the word Aboriginal in favour of the word Koori, because the latter was an indigenous word to mean Native Born, while the former was not and also tended to be viewed as carrying derogative connotations. But in the growing Aboriginal Art market `Koori Art` was being left on the shelf, because it was not being identified as being the same as `Aboriginal Art` in terms of the two being different genres, which they were, as both had differing characteristics. In the main, however, the word `Koori` was not accepted by traditional Aboriginals, who viewed the word as belonging to non-traditional people of part heritage from Australian cities, so thereby Koori Art, or the term, was held at arms length away from Aboriginal Art, which all traditional people thought their art to be, as they essentially identified themselves as Aboriginal and did not think of the word as having derogative connotations, while at the same time felt offended if the word Koori was applied to them.
As time went on and Koori artists were making no ground in the art market, the term Koori and Koori Art increasingly became more invisible and in its place the term Aboriginal and Aboriginal Art came to include all indigenous Australians and their art regardless of life-style, heritage (in part or whole) and place of birth, or residence and art form. This is where Aboriginal Art and artists stand today, though the word Koori has not entirely been abandoned and I personally use it in terms of clarity in making a distinction between different art forms, one from the city and one from the bush, although I also tend to use Urban Art to describe art from the city, though I prefer to use the term Koori, because Urban Art seems to suggest an art about an urban environment, or buildings and the like, which is not really accurate, as Koori artists focus on many subjects and some very sad and disturbing aspects relating to personal experiences and socio-political ideas and events. In particular the events associated to past government policy to forcibly remove Aboriginal children of part heritage from their indigenous mothers, or fathers, and set them up in orphanages before handing them out to non-aboriginal families. In an Australia that saw the Native Born as uncivilized and as a dying race, the forcible removal of children was believed to be in their best interest: `for their own good`.
Literature and Koori Art tells us otherwise and also describes these stolen children as `the stolen generation` and both they and their own children today have and do make up the Koori artist pool to a large degree. For some, identifying themselves as Aboriginal and their work as Aboriginal Art might be very important to them personally, as they, or their mothers and grandmothers, or fathers and grandfathers were denied being at one with traditional people not all that long ago. One cannot imagine the emotional and very often physical pain that the stolen generation had suffered, not to mention the sheer misery of the mothers and fathers, who had their children taken from them, even where consent might have been given based on the assumption that their children would be better off elsewhere in the dominant culture's white world. Perhaps if the word Koori was more regularly used and better understood as an Aboriginal word meaning indigenous, the term will be more readily embraced and if it is only applied to `the stolen generation` and their descendents is there wrong in this? Koori people themselves can only be the judge of this, perhaps in the same way that only the first Contemporary Aboriginal artists can decide upon the definition of their own art. But they are no longer with us, so whatever anyone thinks, or does, in this Aboriginal Art arena these first contemporary Aboriginal artists have little say, as it was when they were alive.
Today all art made by indigenous people be they traditional, or otherwise, comes under the umbrella of Aboriginal Art. This is how it has come to be and terms to distinguish different art by different people are in place to some degree. In that, works are often described by region or language group, for example, Pintupi Art is by Pintupi people whose works are also described as Western Desert Aboriginal Art, which is also applied to the art of the peoples from the central desert associated to different tribes, or clans. Another example is Kimberly Aboriginal Art, or Kimberly Art, which represents works from the far north region of Western Australia, then there is Yirrkala Art that lends to the work of the peoples from the Yirrkala region in the Kakadu National Park. Another example is Torres Strait Islander Art, which comes from the people of the Torres Strait islands, who do not approve of themselves or their art being termed Aboriginal, as they feel to be different to the Native Born from the mainland; even so, their work is also found in Aboriginal Art exhibitions and competitions.
An excursion through the internet offers more in the way of different terms applied to Aboriginal Art across Australia, which all comes together with a mountain of different issues relating to this very unique and interesting subject that we recognize as Australian Aboriginal Art. Although given the many different styles and artists intentions, it makes better sense to adopt definitions that better characterize individual art forms, as Aboriginal Art is first and foremost about Art, though given the qualifications of the people, who widely monopolize information on the subject, it seems more of social science subject than it does a subject of Art, which might be why even the poorest works find undeserving status and genius is found even where none exists. Though this too has to do with the Aboriginal Art Market in which certain sellers have a mistaken understanding of the `Modern ideal` and confuse `wall-paper` with Fine Art. Even so, there is no shortage of quality art created by indigenous people in Australia where the lives of many are no longer invisible chiefly on account of Contemporary Aboriginal Art, which cannot be confused with Traditional Aboriginal Art that is made for cultural purposes, such as ritual ceremonies.
This, of course, is a broad subject that needs wider interpretation, which is too complex to deal with here, although a broader overview can be found on the `Aboriginal Art ` page of this website, though here too information is limited, as it is an overview of Aboriginal Art and not a detailed expose`.
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You probably learned in school that the circulatory system pushes blood through the body. It consists of a network of arteries and veins that work with the heart to provide oxygen and other nutrients. To keep that network functioning at its best, here are five tips to improve blood circulation.
1. Quit Smoking
If you smoke, you're damaging your body. The top cause of poor circulation is the nicotine found in tobacco products. Quitting can be difficult, so it is best to create a plan and consult with a physician about which smoking-cessation option would work best for you.
2. Stay Hydrated
Dehydration can be a serious medical problem for several reasons, and poor circulation is one of them. Plasma, which makes up more than half of total blood volume, is about 93 percent water. We recommend that you drink at least eight glasses of water daily, although this can increase depending on your level of physical activity or the weather. Keep in mind that alcohol and caffeine can have a dehydrating effect on your body.
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When you perform aerobic exercise, you are doing more than burning fat and building muscles. Aerobic exercises, such as running, rowing, cycling and brisk walking, will increase your heart rate and give your circulatory system a boost. With at least 30 minutes of vigorous exercise daily, you can improve your body's ability to move blood.
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) - Police and school officials in a Phoenix suburb are teaming up to provide a police presence and visibility at an elementary school.
The Goodyear Police Department has set up a substation at Mabel Padgett Elementary School. The school in Goodyear is part of the Litchfield Elementary School District.
Goodyear Police Chief Jerry Geier says placing the substation at the school is a pilot program that's a proactive approach in response to school violence nationwide.
Geier says officers will use the substation to make calls and write reports during their shifts. He also says it will allow officers to interact with students in a positive manner.
The substation is the idea of Gina De Coste, the prinicipal of Mabel Padgett Elementary.
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Roberto Martinez's asserted wish to integrate more home-grown talent into his senior squad should be all the motivation the Club's younger players need, according to Under-21s coach Alan Stubbs.
Last week, Martinez revealed he plans to devote a great deal of attention, time and effort to the Club's Academy to get the most possible out of a budding generation of teenage Toffees hopefuls.
Stubbs is now encouraging the members of the Club's Under-18s and his own Under-21s side to seize their opportunity at the start of pre-season.
"I'm sure he [Martinez] is someone who will give youth the chance because he showed that when he was at Wigan," Stubbs told evertonfc.com
"Coming from Wigan to Everton, he'll have more - and better - young players at his disposal, which he can use in training and in games if he needs that.
"It's a great opportunity for the younger lads to impress the new manager and give him a reason to start them.
"When a new manager comes in there is a fresh challenge and, if you didn't get many chances with the last manager, it's a chance to impress and say to the new manager, 'I'm ready'.
"If they get an opportunity then it's up to them because that's what football is all about. It's about taking opportunities and what you do with them."
Five members of Everton's development squad could line-up for England in their Under-20s World Cup opener against Iraq on Sunday.
Defender Tyias Browning was also involved for the Three Lions last month as the Under-19s narrowly missed out on qualification to this summer's European Championships.
"We've got some really exciting talents here at the moment," acknowledged Stubbs.
"We've got one player in the England Under-19s and five in the Under-20s. Unfortunately we didn't have any in the Under-21s and, as I've said before, that's what we need to be doing.
"That's what we will keep striving to do."
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO AM) - Sioux Falls police made a compliance check of 27 off-sale alcohol businesses yesterday and two clerks sold to the underage buyer.
Officer Sam Clemens says the two Casey's General Stores on South Sycamore both failed the check.
Clemens says so far this year there have been three liquor compliance checks and four businesses sold to the underage buyer. He says detectives will continue doing these compliance checks and every business is checked at least twice a year. Clemens says while low numbers are good, hopefully, Sioux Falls off-sale stores can get to a string of 100% compliance.
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A person must lose weight for the right reason. A person should not try to lose weight because of external pressures. It must come from within and it must be done to please yourself, not others.
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A delicious but down-to-earth New Zealand ice cream brand, Memphis Meltdown was launched in September 1997. Evolving into a bolder, brasher brand by 2005, Memphis Meltdown was repositioned to deliver an indulgent, no-holds-barred experience to a specific target: males, 17-35 years. The first product released after the repositioning was the Big Nuts variant, which was later followed by similarly positioned products. Since these were brought to market with more emphasis on the products than the brand, all the equity was in the products, while awareness of the Memphis Meltdown brand itself remained low.
To become more relevant to the target market and make its brand as desirable as its products, Memphis Meltdown needed to reposition again to drive consumer love for the brand.
To address this challenge, Interbrand New Zealand designed a range of packaging for Memphis Meltdown that would fuel the "Memphis Crave" and convey the big proportions and excessively decadent nature of the product. We created an out-of-this-world land of Memphis, full of chocolate and big, chunky inclusions of biscuit, nuts and brownie. The "bigger than Ben Hur" logo evokes a strength and solidness that appeals to men who want a satisfying ice cream snack that's extra-large, extra-manly and loaded with flavor.
The repositioned Memphis Meltdown range of products was launched into the New Zealand market in August 2013 and is already creating a lot of buzz.
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