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Gun Free UT supports the legal challenge to guns on campus by three UT professors: Lisa Moore, Mia Carter, and Jennifer Glass.
Three UT professors sue to block campus carry
Get armed…with reason, what you can do now
Concealed carry permits do not decrease crime: There is no statistically significant correlation between changes in concealed carry licensing and crime rates. Armed citizens rarely successfully defend themselves in mass shootings or during other crimes; instead, in a number of mass shooting events, an armed citizen nearly endangered other bystanders. (Phillips 2015, Journal of Criminology; everytown.org)
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among young people ages 15 to 24. But college student suicide rates have actually been lower than the general population since 1960 because firearms were effectively banned from campuses. (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention; Schwartz 2006, Journal of American College Health)
The majority of Texans are opposed to Campus Carry: 63% are opposed to allowing college students to carry concealed handguns onto college campuses. 72% are opposed to allowing college students to bring concealed handguns into the classroom. (March 2015 SurveyUSA News Poll)
The High Costs of Campus Carry: The UT System says it will pay more than $39 million to further train campus police, add personnel, build gun storage facilities, purchase equipment and signage, and update security systems. (Houston Chronicle, Feb 2015)
Guns have a chilling effect on the free speech and free discourse that are the core of UT's mission. Students must feel comfortable asking questions and discussing complex, charged topics. Faculty and staff must be able to challenge students to engage with difficult subjects. Family members need to be confident that UT is protecting their loved ones. Guns in classrooms and offices erode the foundation of higher education.
We are already seeing the fallout from the impending implementation of SB11. The Dean of our nationally celebrated UT School of Architecture stepped down, as have several professors, all citing campus carry as a reason for their departure. Numerous top academic hires and outstanding graduate students have turned down offers from UT-Austin or withdrawn from consideration because of campus carry. More than a few out-of-state students are transferring, while greater numbers are choosing not to apply. Even in-state families are seeking other options.
Losing even one professor or student because of campus carry is one too many.
What you can do:
● Join more than 1,700 faculty members and thousands of staff, students, parents and alumni who have signed petitions against guns on our campus at gunfreeut.org
● Add your name to our mailing list to receive updates at: tinyurl.com/gunfreeut-list
● Tell us your story of how an experience you've had on campus could have turned dangerous or deadly if someone had had a gun at: tinyurl.com/gunfreeconcerns
● Connect with us on Facebook (Gun-Free UT) and Twitter (@gunfreeut)
Devin Hughes to speak on Dismantling Myths on Guns and Safety
University of Houston advice to faculty members
This is from a powerpoint slide with a bullet pointed list of advice for faculty members now that University of Houston students can carry concealed firearms. It reads:
"You may want to
- Be careful discussing sensitive topics.
- Drop certain topics from your curriculum
- Not "go there" if you sense anger.
- Limit student access off hours.
- Go to appointment-only office hours
- Only meet 'that student' in controlled circumstances"
Press Release: Longhorns Rounding up National to Local Legislative Hopefuls for Q&A on #ClassroomCarry
22nd February, 2016, For Immediate Release
Longhorn Cattle Call: Longhorn's Rounding up National to Local Legislative Hopefuls for Q&A on #ClassroomCarry
There will be no roping or riding, Friday 26th February at 2pm, but national to local legislative hopefuls (including UT's GSA) who've thrown their hats into the civil service ring, are being asked to attend the Longhorn Cattle Call; a Q&A session to answer specific questions about Campus Carry on the West Mall Steps. Following recent direct actions within campus, UT Graduate Students Against Classroom Carry and the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Graduate Student Assembly are now pivoting from their focus on President Fenves to the Texas State Legislators who have imposed #SB11 and #ClassroomCarry on a community that is entirely opposed to it (Faculty Council, Graduate Student Assembly, and Student Governance have all passed resolutions opposing guns in classrooms). UT faculty and grad students say they suffer ongoing frustration with the current law as implemented. Among the queries: "Do you support an emergency injunction of SB11 in order to address real and anticipated harms caused by SB11 and its implementation as planned?" and "Do you support an 'equality' amendment allowing public universities to opt out?" To help ease the mood, the event will feature BBQ and music. The press is invited to attend.
UT Graduate Students Against Classroom Carry: Coordinators
Legislative Affairs Committee of the Graduate Student Assembly: Chair, Michael Barnes
"Photo courtesy of Dickinson Cattle Co. LLC"
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February 26 — Longhorn Cattle Call, Q & A with candidates on Campus Carry
Longhorn Cattle Call: Longhorns rounding up all candidates and elected officials for Q&A on SB11 and Classroom Carry
Friday February 26, 2PM
Details coming soon
Graduate Students Against Classroom Carry and the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Graduate Student Assembly have come together once again to continue the fight against #SB11 and #ClassroomCarry. We are now pivoting from our focus on President Fenves to the Texas State Legislators who have imposed this law on a community that is entirely opposed to it.
Graduate Students' Collective Breath opposing Campus Carry
Graduate Student Assembly Resolution
The Graduate Student Assembly
The University of Texas at Austin
Resolution: G.R. 16 (S) 1 Sponsors: Legislative Affairs Committee
Keeping UT Classrooms Gun-Free
Summary: A resolution expressing the position of the Graduate Student Assembly on Senate Bill 11 (S.B. 11), the "campus carry" law.
"Senate Bill 11, the "campus carry" law, was passed by the Texas Legislature and signed into law by Governor Abbott last spring and provides that, beginning August 1, 2016, a person who holds a license to carry may carry a handgun – concealed – both on the grounds and in the buildings of an institution of higher education"; and
(from the Final Report, Campus Carry Working Group)
Graduate students increasingly live, work, study, and learn in spaces that will be open to CHL holders under S.B. 11, if implemented as per the Campus Carry Working Group recommendations; and
1,787 UT graduate students to date have signed a public statement affirming their opposition to firearms in UT classrooms, who belong to 132 programs in 18 Colleges and Schools at UT and represent 15.8% of the university's 11,331 graduate student population; and
(from press release, UT Grad Students Oppose Campus Carry)
The Campus Carry Working group found, "A very substantial majority of the comments [they] received from the University community expressed opposition to or serious misgivings about S.B. 11 and the implementation of campus carry," which is consistent with conversations shared with this body during assembly meetings and with comments received by our members; and
We believe new university policies, whether produced internally or required by the state legislature, ought to have a demonstrated positive effect on educational outcomes, and a review of the evidence cited by the Campus Carry Working Group in their report finds no positive effect, in fact their report recognizes that "allowing concealed handguns in classrooms may chill some class discussion and hinder the recruitment and retention of faculty and students"; and
We are eager to engage in a detailed conversation around the implementation of S.B.11 at UT in the future, we believe it is important to acknowledge a significant group of graduate students who are opposed to guns in academic classrooms in any and all circumstances; and
The Graduate Student Assembly strongly opposes concealed handgun license (CHL) holders bringing concealed weapons into UT classrooms; and
The Graduate Student Assembly considers S.B.11 an ideological bill that is an unnecessary intrusion into an educational environment that risks, in the words of Chancellor McRaven, stifling "the academic freedom and robust debate that is central to our mission of educating the young men and women of our state and conducting the research that changes lives and the world around us"; and
The Graduate Student Assembly strongly encourages that President Gregory Fenves do everything in his power to prevent CHL holders from bringing concealed weapons into UT classrooms; and
This legislation be filed with the Office of the President, made available on the Graduate Student Assembly website, and be broadly distributed to graduate students and the UT community.
Press Release: "Grad Students say 'Don't Waste Your Breath' to Tabled Measure"
2nd February, 2016
For Immediate Release
Contact : UT Graduate Students Against Classroom Carry
Link to File
Facebook Event
The University of Texas, Austin: "Grad Students say 'Don't Waste Your Breath' to Tabled Measure"
On January 27th, in an unexpected and surprising action, the Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) refused to cast a vote on a proposed resolution (G.R.16(S)1) that opposes concealed handguns in classrooms at The University of Texas at Austin. The GSA Legislative Affairs Committee, which introduced the original resolution, authored by chair Michael Barnes, called for an amended version of the resolution to be reconsidered by GSA on Wednesday, February 3rd in a special session. The Legislative Affairs Committee worked last week with vocal critics of the original resolution in drafting the amended version.
In advance of the special session, we are calling for direct action in order to ensure graduate student voices are recognized and respected. UT Graduate Students Against Campus Carry, working in partnership with the Legislative Affairs Committee, invites all graduate students to an event titled "Don't Waste Your Breath" (Wed., Feb 3rd, 3:00-5:30 pm on Gregory Plaza). We will put our "hot air" to use by asking each graduate student to blow up a balloon as a visible "vote" for or against implementation of Campus Carry (SB11) at UT. We will then haul the balloons — our collective breath — to the GSA Special Session to visually represent our strength in numbers.
The disappointing indecision within GSA last week comes as a very unwelcome surprise to nearly 1,800 graduate students who join the voices of 1,700 faculty members, the Faculty Council and 40 academic departments, centers, and schools who support making classrooms "gun-free zones."
The concerns of graduate students regarding SB11 were evident during the first forty minutes of the GSA meeting, during a discussion with Vice President Vance Roper about the Campus Carry Working Group's Report. Graduate students overwhelmingly raised concerns about the implementation of SB11, and specifically about the Campus Carry Working Group's recommendations that guns should be allowed in classrooms, and that graduate students who share offices should not be allowed to ban guns in those spaces.
One student stated that she would not have come to UT if she had known that SB11 was a possibility and asked what kind of options graduate students who have just commenced their doctorates are left with, and whether her only remaining option now is to withdraw completely from PhD process. Another graduate student questioned the logic of the recommendations that guns should be prohibited from laboratories but not classrooms: If it is not safe to have guns in labs, why is it okay in classrooms? Isn't "accidental discharge" equally concerning in a class full of students? Another GSA representative explained that it was becoming apparent that graduate students and others concerned about SB11 are not being heard on this issue – especially with regards to the Working Group's recommendations – and stated that a group of graduate students are prepared to engage in acts of civil disobedience.
Last Wednesday's event follows a steady march of recent activity among graduate students at UT Austin in the campus carry debate, and precedes the anticipated release in February of campus carry policy recommendations by President Gregory Fenves. Several public forums were well attended by graduate students in the Fall. On December 1st, 1,789 graduate and professional students across 132 programs in 18 Colleges and Schools wrote a public letter to President Fenves outlining their opposition to guns in classrooms at UT-Austin. In early December, the Legislative Affairs Committee hosted a campus carry conversation, inviting graduate students in particular to express their concerns and ask questions about SB 11. This conversation, and the forums that preceded it, led the Legislative Affairs Committee to issue two open letters on campus carry to President Fenves, which the committee delivered in person on December 9th, 2016. The first, An Open Letter Expressing Opposition to Firearms in UT Classrooms expressed opposition to handguns in classrooms, while the second, An Open Letter Addressing Graduate Student Questions on Campus Carry, raised serious questions and concerns regarding the specific details of implementing campus carry, beginning August 1.
Until last week, the GSA had not discussed legislation concerning SB11 since before it was signed into law, in June of 2015. This stands in stark contrast to the Faculty Council at UT Austin, which has already passed two separate resolutions, both of which outline opposition to guns in classrooms. Getting the GSA to pass a resolution now is key, especially as Fenves is due to make his decision by mid February – there may not be another chance for the GSA to pass a resolution on behalf of concerned graduate students. Will our GSA be able to reverse the current trend toward inaction, and deliver a strong statement concerning campus carry that represents UT Austin's graduate and professional students' voices? If you help us by participating in our direct action Wednesday, at the very least, the GSA will be required to engage with and consider the collective voice of the graduate student body that it promises to represent.
Coordinators for: UT Graduate Students Against Classroom Carry email@example.com
For more information about Campus Carry visit Gun Free UT and access the Graduate Student Petition here.
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Steven Weinberg speaking at UT Faculty Council, January 25, 2016
Steven Weinberg, a Nobel laureate and physicist at the University of Texas said Monday that he would take matters into his own hands in an effort to keep concealed handguns out of his classes, regardless of whatever rules are ultimately established by the university's president.
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I'm a ball of nervous energy the next day at school, excited for the evening's plans with Peeta, yet dreading them at the same time.
I don't know why, exactly. I've never been nervous about sex before. Not even my first time, when I'd basically bossed Gale around – touch me here, put your lips there, don't be gentle – until he grew fed up with my commands and took control, pinning me to the bed and doing things that left me speechless and satisfied. I wasn't nervous during my first time with another girl, either, or the first time I had two guys at once.
But the thought of having Peeta in my bed fills my stomach with butterflies.
At noon, I see him standing by a bank of lockers with his friends. I cast him a secretive look as I pass and he returns it with a grin. I have to give him credit – if he's anywhere near as nervous as I am about tonight, he's not letting it show.
I've barely passed him when he suddenly calls out, "Katniss! Wait!"
Before I can respond, Peeta is at my side. He grabs my hand and laces his fingers with mine. "I thought about you all night," he whispers in my ear, pulling me close. "C'mon. Let's go out for lunch today."
He tells his friends he'll see them later and starts to walk, but I remain rooted to the spot. My feet have stopped working.
"Katniss? Is something wrong?"
Yes, something's wrong! He's holding my hand. In the middle of the hallway, in front of his friends and everyone else. What is he thinking?
Even after last night's kisses I hadn't expected more than a sly, knowing smile or two to pass between us, at least in public. But here he is, practically announcing to everyone that we're more than friends. That his attraction to me is isn't a secret. That I'm not just some one-night stand, and he's not embarrassed to be seen with me.
All of a sudden, I want to cry.
"No." I swallow hard. "No, nothing's wrong. Lunch sounds great."
"Good," Peeta smiles, tugging me forward playfully. "Let's go."
His hand is warm and solid and reassuring. People turn and look at us as we walk through the hallway, but Peeta acts as though he doesn't notice, and their stares wouldn't matter to him even if he did. As for me, I feel like a balloon about to burst. I have to bite my lips just to keep myself from breaking into giddy laughter.
Peeta is holding my hand in front of everyone. And I like it.
I've been fucked six ways from Sunday, but no boy has ever held my hand. I've never felt this way before. I never knew it was even possible to feel this way. All those stupid lovey-dovey clichés I've heard suddenly start to make sense. Head over heels. Walking on air. On cloud nine. I'm all of those things at once, and more.
It's only when I catch Madge Undersee glaring icily at our clasped hands that I'm plunged back into reality.
This isn't real. Peeta believes we have a real relationship, but we don't. It's just a game. And after tonight, that game will be over.
"I said I'll sneak out after my parents are asleep so I can stay the whole night," he grins mischievously. "Okay?"
In my head, I know I should put a stop to this now, before it progresses any further. But my heart isn't willing to let go that easily.
"Okay," is all that comes out of my mouth.
"Peeta, I have something I need to tell you."
I exhale heavily, pace around the living room, and try again.
"Peeta, look. There's something you should know. About us."
No, no. None of these words sound right – too forced, too scripted.
It's past eleven o'clock. Prim is in bed, Gale is working the late shift and will be home at midnight, and Peeta's due to show up at the door any second. What on earth am I going to tell him?
I throw my hands in the air. "Hey Peeta, guess what? This has all been a big joke! By the way, Gale is going to walk in and join us, if you don't mind. Still like me?"
Ugh. It sounds even uglier aloud.
My self-loathing is interrupted by a knock at the door. Shit.
I reach for the doorknob and steel myself to just tell him before anything else can happen. Before we can kiss, before he even sets foot inside. Peeta, I need to talk to you about something.
I open the door.
"Peeta…" I start. But my courage is instantly sapped away.
He's standing on my doorstep, holding a bouquet of purple and white wildflowers. "For you," he says, stepping towards me rather shyly, slipping his arm around my waist and planting a tender kiss on my cheek.
I melt against his chest.
"You didn't have to do this," I choke out after a silence that seems to last forever.
"I wanted tonight to be special," he explains. Then he tilts my chin upwards and his soft lips find mine.
Don't kiss him! part of my mind screams. Don't do it. You're in over your head! But try as I might to make my lips stiff and unyielding, Peeta is just too damn good for me to resist.
I set the beautiful flowers on the coffee table, grab him by the collar of his jacket, and - fusing myself to his incredible lips once more - pull him towards my bedroom.
"P-Peeta," I gasp as we stumble into the door, making one last-ditch effort to put a stop to things. "There's something… I have to tell you something. You might not like it."
"What is it?" he breathes into my ear, slipping his hands down the back of my pants and squeezing my ass. He starts to kiss my neck and my eyelids flutter closed.
"Um… it's that… I have to tell you," I fumble. What did I have to tell him, again?
"Mmm?" Peeta hums against my skin.
"Uh, I have to tell you that… that Prim is asleep just down the hall," I finally blurt out, pulling his head away from my neck.
Instead of being deterred, Peeta just looks into my eyes with amusement, like a kid on Christmas morning. "Then we'll have to be quiet," he whispers, kissing me again.
He backs me into the room and we collapse onto the bed together. His hands seem to be everywhere, and his touch is perfect - just the right balance of firmness, roughness and feather-light teasing. When he peels my shirt away and palms my breasts, rolling each nipple between thumb and forefinger, I can't help but throw my head back and moan loudly.
"Shhh," he laughs, leaving a trail of wet kisses between my breasts. "We have to be quiet, remember?"
"I don't care," I gasp, too far gone to be concerned about our volume or anything else for that matter. I wrap my legs around Peeta's waist and grind my hips into his. "I want you."
"Katinss," he breathes. "I want you, too." And then he's kissing me again.
These kisses are different from the ones I've experienced before – passionate and addictive, yes, but Peeta's also strangely patient, as if he's savoring the way I taste and smell and feel. I can feel his hard cock straining against the front of his pants, and I'm soaked right through my underwear, but even though our bodies are ready, he seems to be in no rush to skip ahead to the sex part.
That's when it starts to dawn on me that maybe this is what making love is. I always thought that phrase was just a polite way of describing boring, monotonous sex, but this is anything but. This is wild and electric and playful and messy. But there's something else, too; something underneath the action that makes even the gentle stroke of Peeta's knuckles down the side of my ribcage utterly arousing.
It's the trust, I realize. The friendship, the jokes, the comfort, the shared meals, the wildflowers, the attraction building up over weeks and weeks – that's what's making this so good.
"You're so soft. You're lovely. You're perfect," Peeta mumbles against my skin. His hot breath makes me shiver. His fingers trail down to the waistband of my jeans, slipping underneath, into the damp heat between my thighs, and I whimper in pleasure. He kisses me again, so long and so deep that my head swims. I might be suffocating, but if I am, this is the best way to die.
Some part of my brain registers the faint sound of the front door opening and closing. Footsteps in the hallway. Water running in the bathroom. Gale is home, and any second, he will walk in and climb into bed with us.
Usually that would turn me on, but this time it doesn't.
All at once, I realize I don't want to share this moment with anyone but Peeta.
As if reading my mind, Peeta rolls to the side and pulls me up against him so we're nose-to-nose. He starts stroking my hair. "I don't do this with just anyone," he whispers. "Only someone I really care about. And maybe it's too soon, but…"
My chest tightens. I know what he's going to say. He's going to say he's falling in love with me.
At the same moment, the water in the bathroom stops running.
I can't do this. I can't.
I shove Peeta away from me with both hands and stand up. "You have to go home. You have to go home right now," I tell him shakily.
"What?" Peeta sits up.
"Go! Go now!"
"Get out!" I shout.
"Hey," Peeta says gently, standing up and trying to hold me, but I shrug him away and start to cry. "Katniss, what's the matter?"
"Get out of my room, get out of my house," I whimper. "I need you to leave, right now."
Peeta shakes his head. "No. I'm not going to leave you like this. Whatever is upsetting you, we can fix it. Let me help you fix it."
"No! This can't be fixed!" I wail. How can Peeta fix things when he didn't do anything wrong? He's not the problem – I am. He deserves so much better than what I can give him. "Just get out!" I cry. "Just leave me alone!"
Before Peeta can say another word, the bedroom door flies open with such force that the doorknob slams into the drywall, leaving a hole. We both startle and take a step back.
Gale stands there wearing nothing but a towel and a look of rage on his face.
"What did you do?" he barks at Peeta. "What did you do to her?"
At first, Peeta looks shocked by Gale's protective outburst. Then, slowly, he starts to put the pieces together. I can see it on his face. It's as if the three of us just being in the same room has revealed everything I've been trying to tell him all evening.
"Katniss?" Peeta asks, his voice wavering. He turns to me with such a pained, heartbroken expression that I can't bear it.
I bolt from the bedroom and fly down the hall, locking myself in the bathroom. There I turn on the shower to drown out my sobs and huddle under the spray until my tears run out and the hot water runs out, too.
When I eventually emerge, pale and puffy-eyed, Peeta has left. Gale is sitting on the couch, staring off into space. He's holding one of the purple wildflowers from my bouquet, spinning it slowly between his fingers.
"You win," I say hoarsely.
He looks up.
"You were right. I can't do it."
Then I retreat to my room and close the door quietly behind me.


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Here is a really funny memory of Judy. She used to just laugh like crazy at my exploits, but one in particular took the cake. It was in 1986. At that time, in our neighborhood, we had problems with packs of loose dogs rampaging through the neighborhood, and attacking pets and sometimes people. We just come back from a meeting, and I was going down the street to go to her house around the corner. As I get to the intersection, I saw 4 big dogs attacking a man walking down the street. I tried running over those mongrels with my caddy, and was honking the horn, but they wouldn't budge. I told Judy to stay in the car, as I hobbled out( I had been hurt at work, and was using a cane until I was healed). I hobbled over to that poor guy, and whacked those freggin dogs with my cane. The dogs retreated. Judy told me later, that I was swinging that cane like a windmill ! The man was not hurt, except for some scratches and bruising. He got lucky ! When I hobbled back to my car, Judy was doubled over, holding her stomach, and had tears pouring down her face ! She was laughing so hard, she was in pain. When she finally composed herself, and could talk, I asked her what was so funny? She said that you had to be on the outside looking at this whole scene. This big grown man was saved by a little crippled(at the time)woman swinging a cane like a ninja warrior ! LOL !!!
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In its first Big East game of the season, the USF mens soccer team ended up with a 1-0 win over Providence in the teams first overtime match of the season Saturday night.
Returning home following a 5-0 loss to Akron the weekend before, the Bulls were eager to start conference play on the right foot with a win over the Friars.
USF came out aggressive, taking every shot opportunity that presented itself. With the Bulls playing a rapid style of attack, Providence aimed to match their energy, turning the first half of play into a shootout that had the teams putting up four shots apiece, heading into the locker room.
While both defenses held their ground in the first half, USF stuck with an aggressive approach on both sides of the ball in the second half. The Friars defense allowed six shots from USF in the second half, in addition to four USF corner kicks, but the Bulls were unable to score.
As the clock hit zero, the golden goal overtime period went underway. The Bulls didnt slow down on offense, as they put up five shots along with another corner kick.
Providence did not record a shot in overtime.
With 3:22 on the clock, senior midfielder Leston Paul headed a lead pass from midfield to sophomore midfielder Roberto Alterio, who went in to score, sending fans into a frenzy and putting the Bulls at 1-0 in the Big East.
We were working the entire week for this game. We wanted to win, Alterio said. So we just kept the hopes up. We knew the goal was going to come.
Coach George Kiefer said he was happy with Alterios performance and the teams ability to stick to the game plan.
I think these guys deserve the win, Kiefer said. Im very happy for Roberto to get the goal in overtime, but from the 55th minute on I felt like it was coming and I was pleased we stuck with it. There were other games earlier in the year where we kind of went away from what we were trying to do, but here we stuck with it, we kept moving the ball, we kept sharing the ball and we got a win. You play a tough schedule early to prepare yourself for games like this.
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2. In Part 6, what does Antigone ask Jonas to do for her?
3. When Creon tells Antigone to leave, why does Creon stop her in Part 5?
4. What does Creon tell the Chorus about Antigone in Part 6?
5. What is distinctive about the item Antigone uses to bury Polynices?
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The Nurse represents Antigone's conscience. When Antigone sneaks back in after being out all night, the Nurse reminds Antigone of all she's done to raise her right. When Antigone jokes that she's been out with a secret lover, the Nurse tells Antigone that her mother would not be proud of her actions. Are there any other instances of the Nurse acting as Antigone's conscience? Why do you think the author chose to include this moment of childish teasing in an otherwise dark play? Why does the Nurse react so emotionally? What purpose does this scene serve in the overall plot of the play?
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The climax is the penultimate moment of emotion in a story. Identify the climax of "Antigone" and discuss why you believe that is the climax. Do you think any other moment in the play qualifies? If so, what is it and why do you believe so? If not, explain what about this particular passage makes it the only climax of the story,
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The lack of specific setting allows the reader to imagine Antigone's personal struggle occurring in any place and time. Why do you think the author employed this method? Do you think he had other motives for not developing a setting? What might they be? Does the absence of setting enhance or detract from your enjoyment of the story? Why?
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND -- (Marketwired) -- 06/03/14 -- A football-themed charity which aims to support food banks in the UK is hitting the streets of Liverpool on the Sunday 8th June 2014.
Footy for Food (FFF) will be hosted at Williamson Square and local people are being urged to show their support by turning up and playing football in exchange for food donations which will be given to local foodbanks.
As a part of a 10-city, 10-day UK tour, Footy for Food aims to tackle hunger by shutting down the city centres, setting up a football game, and inviting the public to come and play. All participants have to do is bring their kit and food for the foodbank to join in.
Richard Loat, founder and CEO of FFF, said, "Footy for Food is all about communities, volunteers and individuals coming together to help support foodbanks through football. Foodbanks are a vital service but they need all the support they can get and that's where FFF is trying to help.
"During this World Cup year, we want to highlight that football is just one way people can help those around them. We can't wait to visit Liverpool as we know how passionate the city is about football and we want to get as many people as possible at the event!"
Richard previous successfully ran Five-Hole for Food, a hockey-themed tour which took place in 2013 in Richard's native Canada. The tour over the last three years has raised the equivalent of over 250,000 kilograms of food for local foodbanks and Richard is hoping to the UK tour will be even more successful.
Richard added, "Five-Hole for Food was tremendous fun and we were delighted with how much we managed to raise. We hope that the UK tour will be even more successful, as the nation is gripped by World Cup fever."
The event on 8th June will be held at Williamson Square in the city centre between 12:00 and 17:00.
More information about the UK tour, Footy For Food and how you can help can be found at www.footyforfood.com or on Twitter @FootyForFood
Footy for Food will be taking place at the following venues and dates across the UK:
-- 5th June 2014 - Belfast - Custom House Square -- 6th June 2014 - Glasgow - Crownepoint Sports Complex -- 7th June 2014 - Edinburgh - Ross Bandstand -- 8th June 2014 - Liverpool - Williamson Square -- 9th June 2014 - Manchester - Albert Square -- 10th June 2014 - Leeds - Wellington Place Soccer Central -- 11th June 2014 - Sheffield - Fargate -- 12th June 2014 - Birmingham - Millennium Point, Eastside Park -- 13th June 2014 - Cardiff - St. David's Center -- 14th June 2014 - London - Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, South Lawn
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Footy for Food (FFF) is a volunteer-driven, non-profit organization with a bold, enterprising, and entrepreneurial approach aimed at raising food and awareness for those across footballing countries. Developing national based campaigns and local impact, we host national tours in the world's biggest football nations to drive change globally.
Armed with national partners, the unwavering support of volunteers, and an identity born from social media, FFF brings together communities across the world by using football as a vehicle for social change, and reaching a new generation of altruistic, socially savvy, and digital native changemakers.
FFF sets out to prove that a generation hungry for change, an engaged corporate community and a national pastime are the perfect formula for changing the face of fundraising and community impact. FFF is currently present in the United Kingdom, Spain, France, and Brazil, launching in other countries in the near future.
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NBA's greatest nicknames that belonged on jerseys
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Well, of course, we had to finish with Allen Iverson. And here are the names to go with the nicknames: Birdman: Chris Andersen
Superman: Dwight Howard
Diesel: Shaquille O'Neal
Iceman: George Gervin
The Glove: Gary Payton
Dollar Bill: Bill Bradley
Tiny: Nate Archibald
The Admiral: David Robinson
The Dream: Hakeem Olajuwon
The Chief: Robert Parish And if we could have figured out how to fit all those letters on the back of a jersey, we would have liked to have remembered Chocolate Thunder (Darryl Dawkins), the Boston Strangler (Andrew Toney) and the Round Mound of Rebound (Charles Barkley).
Superman: Dwight Howard
Diesel: Shaquille O'Neal
Iceman: George Gervin
The Glove: Gary Payton
Dollar Bill: Bill Bradley
Tiny: Nate Archibald
The Admiral: David Robinson
The Dream: Hakeem Olajuwon
The Chief: Robert Parish And if we could have figured out how to fit all those letters on the back of a jersey, we would have liked to have remembered Chocolate Thunder (Darryl Dawkins), the Boston Strangler (Andrew Toney) and the Round Mound of Rebound (Charles Barkley).
The name game
The NBA apparently will let players wear their nicknames on the backs of their jerseys in selected games this season. Most NBA fans would have no trouble figuring out that LeBron James would be wearing "King James" and maybe movie fans would figure out that his Miami Heat teammate Ray Allen would go with "Shuttlesworth," after his "He Got Game" character. But let's test your NBA knowledge with a little stroll through history with some distinctive nicknames and see how many you get. We'll start off nice and easy with a couple of current guys and then dip back a bit further. The names are revealed at the end. And if you like this, get a load of this video.
His unique plumage — hair and tattoos — earned him the avian moniker. A midseason pickup by the Miami Heat, he provided them a big boost of energy off the bench, particularly at crucial junctures in the playoffs on the way to their second straight NBA title.
This fellow basically gave himself the nickname with a caped appearance in the NBA's dunk contest. An athletic marvel for a man his size, he also has been known to be offensively challenged in his moves and shooting touch. And beyond that, he apparently has trouble getting along with coaches and teammates, which is why he's headed to yet another new team this coming season.
This guy has gone by so many nicknames — The Big Aristotle, Wilt Chamberneezy, The Big Shamrock among them — that it's hard to choose just one. But he dominated the paint in the NBA like few others ever have, with raw power and surprising mobility for a 7-footer with such bulk. And he rapped, he acted, he joined law enforcement … and picked up a few NBA championships along the way.
The Iceman
A 6-foot-7 sliver of a shooting guard, he was once described by Jerry West as "the only player I would pay to see." A four-time scoring champ who straddled the ABA and NBA, he would launch a smooth jumper, slice to the hoop or — perhaps his signature move — let the ball trickle off his fingers in an elegant finger roll. And he looked so cool doing it that you almost swore he never broke a sweat.
The Glove
Why was he "The Glove"? Because when this 6-foot-4 guard slapped his defense on you, that's how tight a fit you were subjected to. This newly minted Hall of Famer would take on anyone and talk trash while doing it. That includes His Airness himself. In an NBA Finals, The Glove shut down Michael Jordan like no one ever had — holding him to 37-percent shooting and keeping him under 30 points for three straight games, something that never happened to Jordan in the Finals before or after. And The Glove didn't expend all of his energy on defense, finishing his career in the top 30 all-time NBA scorers.
Dollar Bill
An Ivy Leaguer, a Rhodes scholar, a member of the storied Knicks teams of the 1960s and 1970s, the small forward picked up his nickname for his frugal lifestyle despite a big contract. He was the polar opposite, sartorially speaking, of teammate Walt "Clyde" Frazier. Those on the right might have wished he had brought his inclination not to spend money with him to Washington when he later became a Democratic senator.
Yeah, he was a little guy, but no man in the NBA has ever stood as tall for what he accomplished in one season. For the Kansas City-Omaha Kings in 1972-73, the slight — listed at 6 feet 1 and 150 pounds — point guard became the only player in league history to lead the NBA in both scoring (34.0) and assists (11.4) in the same season. The Hall of Famer also won a championship as a member of the Celtics.
The Admiral
Well, naturally, what other rank would you give the best player ever to come out of the Naval Academy? A classy presence on the front line of the Spurs for a lot of years, the 7-foot-1 Admiral teamed with Tim Duncan to give San Antonio a most formidable combination, one that resulted in two NBA titles. On his own, The Admiral was Rookie of the Year, MVP and a four-time All-NBA and All-Defense first-teamer.
The Dream
Yes, he played like a Dream. Moves in the pivot unlike any other big man of his time, such a master that he's still in demand to teach his repertoire to a new generation of players. A quick-leaping defender. The Dream was a native Nigerian who didn't play as if he ever learned 7-footers weren't supposed to run the floor, and he won two NBA titles with the Houston Rockets as well as trophies for league and Finals MVP.
The Chief
The Chief never betrayed any emotion on the court, just going about his business of being the strong presence in the middle of the Larry Bird-era Boston Celtics. His name came from the deadpan Native American character from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Even if he didn't let his face display any expression, Celtics fans broke into big grins knowing he was at center.
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The incident in the town of Mailsi in Punjab province followed recent provincial elections in which Arsal Khan Khichi lost to his cousin Jehanzaeb Khan Khichi, police chief Sadiq Dogar said late Thursday.
Arsal Khan Khichi is accused of paying a cook, Mohammad Rafiq, 50,000 rupees ($500) to poison food at his rival's home on June 9, Dogar said. Nearly 50 people became sick and were taken to the hospital, and 22 died. Jehanzeb Khan Khichi was not at home when the incident occurred, Dogar said.
Rafiq has confessed to poisoning the food, Dogar said. Police waited to arrest him until they received medical reports that confirmed the dead had been poisoned. Arsal Khan Khichi is still on the run, and a murder case has been registered against him as well, Dogar said.
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Perhaps the author of that article didn't research the Coog's season history as Jim Levesque did. I predict a close game but with an LM victory.
Buck, maybe the writer of the article has a serious drinking problem. After we win, he'll call it an upset.. Cannot blame a man for trying to stay employed.
The Rattlers from Navasota, ranked 99 Nationally and #13 in the state, and by many said to be the finest 3A team ever assembled face La Marque and CoogNation for the right to go to the "ship. On paper "they" say we are 21 point underdogs. Whew !
But in case no one has ever heard, you better go ask somebody. In our hearts and minds we remember the story of the little ruddy kid who faced the largest man ever seen dressed in his war clothes, who scoffed at the kid facing him with nothing but his faith and a slingshot, who said "who is this coming at me with a spear and a shield?" To break it down further, what he was saying was I don't care about your rep, it's on.
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Kev, for a minute, I thought you were talking about President Obama!! The polls said it would be a close election, but it turned out to be a landslide!! lol Naaa.. I agree with everything that was said. They said the same thing about St. Pius, didn't they? They said that passing attack with that D-1 bound QB would run LM crazy. No one told them about those bagels we've been passing out like free lunch, have they?? They will know once the Nation rises up and grabs them by the throat and remind them that this game is not played on paper or in the press. Where are the SMACK TALKERS?? I haven't heard from any of them since the GDN went to this new format. Oh well, we have to go on without them. GO COOGS!!! WHOOSH!!
If "If" was a touchdown LM would be #1. If a reciever hadn't run the wrong way more than once LM would be #1.
If everyone understood being #1 has no value this story would not be printed.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. Goaltender Niklas Backstrom underwent surgery on Thursday to repair the sports hernia that caused him to miss the entire playoffs for the Minnesota Wild. Backstrom, who tied for the league lead with 24 wins in the regular season, missed the entire playoffs after coming up with an injury in the pregame warmups of Minnesota's first-round playoff series against the Chicago Blackhawks. Backstrom had tried to return with the injury and practiced with the team, but he was unable to play again. The Wild announced that the surgery, performed by Dr. William Meyers in Philadelphia, was successful and Backstrom is expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2013-14 season. Backup goalie Josh Harding started each game of the playoffs in Minnesota's 4-1 series loss to Chicago. Backstrom was 24-15-3 during the regular season with a 2.48 goalsagainst average and .909 save percentage. He started 26 of the team's final 27 games as the Wild looked to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2008. "It's tough when you find out about it, but you try to find a different place to get back there as soon as possible," Backstrom said. "And I think mentally it's good for you to work on your rehab so you don't think too much about missing the game and you can't be with the guys out on the ice. For me it was more to focus on the rehab and try to get back on the ice and make sure that if things work out I could be playing with a good level and help the team." Backstrom, 35, is an unrestricted free agent this offseason, though both sides have said they're open to a return. Backstrom said it will be the first time he will go through recovery from a sports hernia surgery. He felt the large workload helped him during the season and that he will return next season and be ready to play 60-plus games. "I think I proved that this year with the schedule," Backstrom said. "I felt good the whole year. It's fun to play. I think for me it's always been easier the more I play and get out there. When it's fun, it's easy." Follow Brian Hall on Twitter.
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