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Working Fund/Student Exchange Fund
The Working Fund is administered to provide limited payments for small emergency purchases, travel expenses and salary advances to employees who did not receive their paycheck in a timely manner. The Student Exchange Fund is used as a depository for clearance of Federal Student Loan checks and checks drawn on foreign banks. These functions are located in the Montebello Complex, A-Wing - Room 216. All Working Fund and Student Exchange Fund disbursements are processed based on the availability of funds. The following is a brief overview of the different types of Working Fund disbursements:
- Emergency Purchases - (Link: Purchases of this nature are reserved for rare occasions in which circumstances could significantly affect the daily operation of the University, if the purchase is not made. All emergency purchase requests must be made on the 'Morgan State University Request for Emergency Disbursement' form. Emergency disbursements will only be considered if the vendor will not accept a purchase order or purchasing card.)
- Travel Advances - (Link: Travel advances are considered upon receipt of an approved Individual Request for Approval of Out-of-State Travel (Comp01) with the Travel Advance box checked. The completed and signed Individual Request for Approval of Out-of-State Travel (Comp01) is submitted to the Comptroller's Office General Accounting section for approval. Employees should process authorized registration fees and lodging expenses through a purchase order or a University purchasing card, thereby minimizing the amount of advance necessary. All employees are required to make common carrier travel arrangements through the University's designated travel agency. Advances will not be given for airplane or train tickets. The travel advance check will be available up to 3 business days before the departure date. Employees incurring authorized travel expenses must submit a State of Maryland Expense Account Form (GAD X-5) to the Comptroller's Office within five days subsequent to the last day of the trip. Original receipts, supporting the reimbursement request, must be attached to the completed and signed original GAD-X-5 form. Please see the Travel section for more details on these forms.)
Salary Advances - Please contact the Payroll Office regarding qualifications for salary advances. If approved, the Payroll staff will notify the recipient (employee) when the advance check will be available in the Comptroller's Office (Montebello, room 212A). Since salary advances are not deducted from the employee's payroll check, the employee is to give a personal check at the time the salary advance is received. If the employee does not have personal checks, the employee must repay the payroll advance via cash or money order to the University's Bursar's Office cashier within 3 working days of being paid and deliver the repayment receipt to the Working Fund Office (Montebello - Room 216A.)

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But before we range across that sadly familiar terrain, let's give a moment's thought to loneliness. And longing. And this: the pledge of celibacy that the church requires of its servants is an often cruel and corrosive thing. It runs counter to human nature. It asks too much.
Just so we're clear: I'm not excusing priests who have sexually abused minors, or even talking principally about them. The British clergyman, Cardinal Keith O'Brien, isn't charged with any such crime. He's charged with failing to obey the moral absolutes he pronounces. And if true, the allegations represent more than yet another peek behind a false curtain of fraudulent righteousness. They're a suggestion of celibacy's foolishness, even its recklessness: of the way it warps the culture of the priesthood; of the unreasonable standard it sets.
Last week, just before the allegations came to light, O'Brien raised questions about the wisdom of the church's tradition of consigning clerics to a single, unmarried, ostensibly sexless life. He told the BBC that the next Pope should consider dropping the celibacy rule, on account of how isolated clergymen can be.


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Gerald Shargel, a member of the class of 1969, is Brooklyn Law School's Practitioner-in-Residence. He is a prominent criminal defense attorney with a practice that handles numerous high-profile cases at both the trial and appellate levels. He teaches a variety of criminal law and evidence courses.
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Stand Up and Be Counted: How to Value a Stream of Payments
Your portfolio may have a much larger pot of assets than your valuation figure reflects.
How can a large pool of assets possibly be overlooked in a portfolio valuation? It occurs when those assets are hard to put a number on. And among the most difficult assets for retirees to assign a number to are any guaranteed steady payment streams—the most common being defined-benefit pension plan and Social Security payments. Other examples include immediate annuity payments, income payments from trusts, and even—should you be so lucky—annual payments from winning the lottery.
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Don Nix from Texas posted 10 months ago:
I read this article with interest in 2008 and more carefully today as I approach my full retirement age for Social Security. However, the extraordinary treasury rates of today make me worry that I will get a very erroneous number and over weight stocks. My math skills aren't sterling, but the assumptions one must make to use to determine the PV of a guaranteed income stream seem more like random guesswork.
What software is out there that would enable me to run multiple scenarios without separately doing the math for each situation.


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Siena College Polynesian Culture Club
I. The Name of This Club Shall Be:
The Siena College Polynesian Culture Club.
II. Purpose
The club hopes to expand the knowledge of all students in the Siena Community: to educate, represent, and celebrate the Hawaiian culture, which is frequently misrepresented or unknown in mainland American culture and is not represented in any other club on campus.
III. Membership
All members of the Siena College community are welcome to join.
IV. Officers
· President
o Run the meetings
o Organize activities
o Make executive decisions with the help of their e-board.
o President is a voting member
· Vice president
o Assist the President run the meetings
o Fill in for the president if the president is unable to attend the meeting.
o Vice President is a voting member
· Secretary
o Responsible for note taking and recording minutes at meetings
o Provides a recording of any given meeting upon request
o Takes attendance
o Takes photos of activities
o Secretary is a voting member
· Treasurer
o In charge of all financial aspects
o Attends finance meetings
o Requests the budgeting funds
o Keeps track of fundraising
o Treasurer is a voting member
· Events Coordinator
o Will be responsible for collecting ideas from the board and active members regarding community service projects
o Organizes community service projects as well as any club event
o Events Coordinator is a voting member
· Public relations officer
o Responsible for sending out emails, making fliers, and promoting club events.
o Public Relations Officer is a voting member.
· Should PCC require a representative for SEB or Senate, or any campus, or administrative program then the e-board will decide a representative by a simple majority vote
V. Meetings
The PCC will hold meetings bi-weekly. Additional meetings may be called by any of the officers for special events and emergency situations. Other meetings will be held for the officers when necessary. The secretary will take attendance at each meeting; but if a person is unable to attend, he or she will not be penalized. New members are welcome to join at any time during the year.
VI. Organization Procedures
General Procedures: The general operating rules and procedures established by Siena Life, the Student Senate and/or the Budget Allocation Committee, for all clubs/organizations shall apply.
Specific Procedures: The officers will be responsible for organizing the volunteers and dates of events. If additional help is needed or an individual member shows high interest in a certain event, then a member can be appointed co/chair for that event.
VII. Fees and dues.
No fees will be collected unless budgetary constraints require that we fundraise within the club membership. The club reserves the right to collect, even if it is not required.
VIII. Advisor
The PCC shall be represented by an advisor, who is responsible for insuring the continuation of the purpose and policies of this club and acts as consultant in policy matters.
IX. By-Laws
The By-Laws will be amended by a simple majority.
X. Amendment Procedure for this Constitution
If for any reason the club needs to amend its constitution or procedures, the club officers will organize a group vote to determine if changes need to be made.
XI. Election
Elections will be held at the end of spring semester and decided by a secret ballot and simple majority rule. Executive board members are allowed to vote.
XII. Impeachment Rules
Should an officer fail to perform their duties acceptably (i.e., abuse of power, criminal charges, failure to follow Siena Life, failure to fulfill requirements stated in the constitution), they will be served with a warning by the rest of the Executive Board. If a two-thirds majority of the club (Executive Board and active members) decides that an Executive Board member is still failing to carry out their duties after a warning, the officer can be removed from their position.
XIII. Voting Procedures
Secret ballot of Executive board members and active club members
XIV. Dissolution
Simple majority of the club membership must sign the petition for dissolution and submit this petition to the Student Senate.
XV. Ratification
Constitutions are effective when ratified by the Student Senate. Amendments are effective with the ratification of the Student Senate.
XVI. Effective Date
This Constitution is approved by members on ________________.
Student Senate Ratification on __________________.
XVII. Renewal Date
This constitution was reevaluated by members on __________________.
Student Senate Re-approval on ______________.


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"I'm not going to jeopardize a piece of legislation I promised this state," said the bill's sponsor, Sen. Del Marsh, R-Anniston, the president pro tempore of the Senate.
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Sanders proposed an amendment to the bill that would ban lawmakers from getting football tickets at prices not available to the general public, and would prohibit legislators from being able to jump ahead in line to purchase those tickets. The amendment would also prohibit a former governor from lobbying for years after leaving office, and would ban companies from making political contributions to their employees who run for office.
When Sanders proposed the amendment Tuesday, Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey tried to strike it down on the grounds that the senator's proposed changes were not relevant to Marsh's bill. The move sparked shouts of protest from Senate Democrats.
"I feel Sen. Sanders was done wrong," said Minority Leader Sen. Vivian Figures, D-Mobile. "I feel like I was lied to."
Senators put Ivey's action to a vote, but Ivey didn't pick up enough votes to uphold her action. The Sanders amendment went on to pass 33-0, and the amended bill also passed 33-0. But Republicans in the Senate said Sanders was piggybacking an unrelated set of ethics rules onto Marsh's bill.
"We all think what he had was good," Marsh said. "We just don't think it belongs in this legislation."
Marsh said he was concerned that the House would reject the revolving-door bill because of the added provisions.
Sanders said he drafted the amendment because there were ethics rules he felt needed to be in place, and he doubted he, as a Democrat, could get them passed as a separate bill.
"I don't want to kill the bill, but I know that if I brought another bill, there was no way" it would get through the Senate, he said.
Capitol & statewide correspondent Tim Lockette: 256-294-4193. On Twitter @TLockette_Star.


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Great music, funky atmosphere – Go see Soul Rebels Brass Band on Thursday nights. Lots of fun. It gets packed in there and pretty hot, but the sweating is totally worth it. You can wear anything from shorts to a dress, anything goes. Band never goes on on time of course, but the music they pipe over the speakers is fun to dance to. (No cover, but 21+ FYI)
Unpretentious and inviting hangout with live music for any night of the week. – In Short
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Find this place – For those who are visiting New Orleans, take in the spectacle that is the Bourbon Street/the French Quarter, but leave enough time to seek out this bar -- this is a real-deal for locals. It's almost always crowded but congenial, and the live shows are often the same folks you'd pay dearly to see elsewhere.
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Top developments to watch for in 2012, a season of change
Story Highlights
The Texas Rangers will spend big on Josh Hamilton and perhaps Yu Darvish
A wave of Steroid Era stars, like Barry Bonds, will hit the Hall of Fame ballot
Replay is expanding, the playoffs might too and the draft is being overhauled
The 2011 baseball year surprised us at so many turns. Offense was dialed back to 1992 levels, none of the nine biggest payrolls in baseball won a postseason series, not one but two teams suffered pennant race collapses of historic proportions, and the Cardinals joined the 1986 Mets as the only teams to be one strike from elimination and win the World Series -- and then they lost two franchise icons.
Amid such chaos, it was worth remembering the brilliantly twisted words of Casey Stengel, who once cautioned, "Never make predictions, especially about the future."
Fair enough. With 2011 and such Stengelese in mind, as the new year dawns let this be an opportunity not for predictions -- remember that Phillies-Red Sox World Series talk this time last year? -- but for sticking with what we know will happen. It will be a season of changes, many of which are brought about by the new collective bargaining agreement. What's so new about the new year? Here are 15 new developments for 2012:
1. The Rangers, locked in a fresh rivalry with the Angels, will spend more. Texas faces a Jan. 18 deadline to get pitcher Yu Darvish signed, and it likely will take $60 million or so to get it done -- more money than Daisuke Matsuzaka got from the Red Sox in 2007 for a guy who is younger, bigger, has better stuff and brings a better track record than Dice-K.
Then there is the boatload of money they will offer Josh Hamilton to keep him away from free agency after the season. Hamilton turns 31 this season and has played 135 games only once. But he is an impact player who boasts nearly the same profile as Ryan Braun at the time Braun signed a five-year, $105 million extension that begins in his age 32 season:
2. The quality of the 2012 free agency class will be defined in the next two months. In addition to Hamilton, pitchers Cole Hamels and Matt Cain can hit free agency this year, so the Phillies and Giants, respectively, will make a run at locking them up. Hamels and Cain figure to pull down more than the $85 million over five years the Angels gave Jered Weaver, who signed his extension in August when he was a bit further from free agency and as a Southern California guy agreed to a team-friendly contract. Check out how they compare:
|* = at time of extension
3. Albert Pujols will face enormous pressure. The guy who turns 32 this month and is in a slight three-year decline now faces the burden of trying to live up to a $254 million contract immediately. Changing teams with a huge contract has not worked well recently. Consider the three biggest signings of each of the previous two winters. Among those six players, only Cliff Lee worked out well for his team -- and Lee had already played in Philadelphia, so his was not a fresh start. Take a look at the other five and compare their ERA+ or OPS+ in the first year with their new team to their previous career mark, and notice that none of those big spenders made the playoffs:
4. Winning no longer takes a 25-man effort. Time to update your encyclopedia of clichés. Rosters will expand to 26 for certain doubleheaders, a ridiculous idea that came from managers, who have pushed the specialization of bullpens to such absurd lengths that a 25-man roster is no longer enough to cover the rare doubleheaders.
It was only 1986 when we saw the greatest postseason ever staged with 24-man rosters, the owners having cut rosters that season to save money. Where does it end?
5. Tobacco police. Players no longer can carry smokeless tobacco with them on the field (no more tins in the back pocket) and cannot use it during televised interviews or any team events where fans are present. Enforcement and penalties are unclear. Shirt stains are even worse.
6. Owners will decide soon whether to expand the playoffs this year or next. They are expected to discuss at their Jan. 11-12 meeting in Phoenix whether the postseason television schedule can be tweaked to include the one-game wild card knockout game this year. A final determination must be made by March 1, but a decision is expected before then. A second wild card, which will equate to 89 wins on average, figures to have an immediate impact on teams on the cusp of contention, such as Toronto, Miami and Washington.
7. The June draft will look very different. It will cause teams to spend less money (the industry, which spent $228 million on bonuses last year, has $185 million to spend on the first 10 rounds), encourage many high school players to go to college (the ones who formerly received big bonuses in late rounds), prompt quicker signings (the deadline this year is July 13, about a month earlier), and allow draft picks to be traded for the first time (but only the 12 "competitive balance lottery" picks and only during the season).
8. Nobody will test positive for HGH. Congratulations to the owners and players for agreeing to the first blood testing program for HGH in North American sports. The details aren't nearly as impressive as the headline. Players will be tested only once -- when they show up for spring training, which amounts to an announced test. As the saying goes in drug testing, this is not a drug test, it's an IQ test. Players can be tested during the season only with reasonable cause, an extremely high and unlikely threshold.
Some players will have blood drawn during spring training solely to study if blood testing causes any effect on competition (i.e. stamina) to see if in-season testing is possible. Hello? Baseball already has a control study group with a large sample size: minor leaguers already have been tested in-season for HGH, with Rockies minor leaguer Mike Jacobs failing a test last year.
9. Braun faces a suspension. The NL MVP may indeed have a plausible explanation why he flunked a drug test in October for elevated levels of testosterone. But to win the appeal he has to prove the testing protocols were flawed (highly unlikely, given the state of the art testing and its established history) or that he received MLB approval for a prescribed drug, known as a Therapuetic Use Exemption. Taking a banned drug accidently or by prescription but without MLB approval are not grounds for a successful appeal, so Braun will need an unprecedented defense to avoid or reduce the suspension.
10. The All-Star Game in Kansas City will be well attended by star players. To skip the game, players must be hurt or -- and this creates a large gray area - "otherwise excused by the commissioner's office," according to the CBA. So now it's up to Bud Selig to give approval if a guy simply wants the time off to rest, as Derek Jeter did last year.
11. Umpires get magic wands. Instant replay will be expanded to include a second look at trapped and fair/foul balls, which puts umpires in a position to divine what might have happened. Here's an example: A line drive is hit near the rightfield line. Runners at first and second base. The ball immediately is ruled foul and everybody stops play. Replay, however, shows the ball was fair. Now what? The umpires have to judge where to place the runners. Can't wait for the first game decided by virtual walkoff.
12. The biggest milestones belong to ballparks, not ballplayers. Fenway Park turns 100, Dodger Stadium turns 50, Oriole Park at Camden Yards turns 20, and the newly named, newly outfitted Miami Marlins open their new ballpark, which is a cutting-edge facility made for these times: It comes complete with an aquarium behind home plate and an SEC investigation.
13. Veteran comebacks, Part I. Among the star players coming back from an injury-shortened 2011 will be Adam Wainwright of the Cardinals, Buster Posey of the Giants, Stephen Strasburg of the Nationals and Joe Mauer of the Twins. Forty-nine year old pitcher Jamie Moyer, a free agent, would love to join them. Ryan Howard of the Phillies and Matsuzaka will make in-season comebacks. And don't forget about the comeback of Boston manager Bobby Valentine, who returns to a major league managing gig for the first time in a decade.
14. Veteran comebacks, Part II. The Swinging Friar of the Padres, the cartoon bird of the Orioles and the original bird of the Blue Jays all return for 2012, while the Mets will incorporate some 1962 styling to their uniforms on their 50th anniversary.
15. Hall of Fame voting gets even noisier. The whining and hand-wringing -- largely due to The Steroid Era -- will get even worse as Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa and Mike Piazza make their debut on ballots mailed out in December. Also added to the ballot will be Curt Schilling, Craig Biggio, Kenny Lofton and David Wells.
Ballots are due before the last day of the year -- or 10 days after the end of the world as some have interpreted from the Maya Long Count calendar. Of course, not many people take seriously 12/21/12 as the end of days. But many people suddenly will take doomsday more seriously depending on whether a certain team wins the World Series.
After all, it was exactly 100 years ago tomorrow that a 16-year-old kid arrived in America for what would become a future as a famous tavern owner in Chicago. Billy Sianis would become even more famous as the man who at the 1945 World Series, upon being ejected from Wrigley Field on account of the stench of his pet goat, put a curse upon the Cubs that they should never win another World Series.
The curse remains intact. The Cubs have not won the World Series since 1908. It has not been quite as long as the Long Count calendar (13 periods of 144,000 days each), though a lifelong Cubs fan can be forgiven for thinking of them as of equal length.
Boomer: Pujols becomes 26th player to hit 500 HR's
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WOMEN Is JOURNEY' u.s.J..
Commencement Address by Senator Mike Mansfield (D., Montana)
Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa
May 29,. 1965, 2:00 p.m.
Ladies of the graduating class of 1965, distingui~hed members nf the
faculty, parents, relatives, and friends, I am grateful for tAe privilege of
sharing in this graduation ceremony.
It is a pleasure to return to Clarke College. The campus does not
look exactly the same to me ~s on my visit here eight years ago. I detect the
presence of buildings which were not around then and I note that the college
has expanded its facilities and curriculum.
There is 1 however, a striking similar! ty between the gra.duating clasa
I addressed in 1957 and the graduating class of 1965. The product of the earlier
class was--and the product of today's class is--a fine and alert looking group
of graduates.
To you graduates, your diploma is the capstone of your college career.
It is for you, at once 1 the beginning and the continuance o.f what might be called
"Women's Journey in the United States."
That journey began with the very beginnings of the nation. And through
the years it has been marked by change. In the earliest days, it was slow and
scarcely perceptible change. But in what historians eventually will record as
a relatively brief period of time, three factors have been instrumental in creating
startling change in the role of women in our society. These factors are
expanded educational opportunity, expanded economic opportunity, and expanded
political opportunity.
Almost from the beginning, an elementary school educaticn has been
available to both boys and girls in this country. But the door to a secondary
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school education for a girl opened more slowly. Nevertheless, by the end of the
19th century, twice as many girls as boys were being awarded high school diplomas
because, for work reasons, males constituted a higher percentage of school
At the higher education level a real distinction between educational
opportunity for males and for females has existed until very recent times. It
was almost 200 years after Harvard University was founded to provide higher
education for men that Oberlin College in 1833 broke ranks to provide instruction
at the advanced level to what was referred to as "the misguided and neglected
sex." In spite of this breakthrough, it was a long time before the concept of
free choice for women in educational pursuits received any general acceptance.
Even fifty years ago, for example, it would have been pointless for a girl to
prepare for a career in politics or international affairs.
As soon as women were given a fair crack at educational opportunities,
they proved that they did1 indeed, possess brainpower equal to that of men.
Nowadays, women earn one-third of all B.A.'s, one-third of all M.A.'s and onetenth
of all Ph.D.'s. Virtually no profession is closed to a woman who is
capable and trained. What is of the essence, of course, is this nation's
general and growing recognition that an equitable educational opportunity
should be ayailable to all, regardless of the individual's color or sex or the
station in life in which he or she was born.
And as with educational changes, expanded economic opportunity has
also brought a significant transition in the role of women in our society. In
the relationship of women to work outside the home, statistics reveal that in
the span of sixty years--from 1900 to 1960--the number of American women earning
p~checks increased almost fivefold. Today, more than half of the women who are
working are married, and one in every three workers in the United States is a
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It is clear that some women must work to support themselves and
dependents. And some women work to supplement family income. But increasing
numbers of married women are working because they find they can successfully
blend the responsibilities of family life with those of a part- or a full-time
job. After her children are grown up many a married woman has virtually a
second adult lifetime which may be dedicated to self-development, the use of
talents and skills, and service to family and to community, in its broadest sense.
A third factor to bear in mind as instrumental in the changing nature
of women's journey in the United States is expanded political opportunity.
Remember, woman's universal right to vote dates back only to 1920--when the
19th Amendment to the Constitution was finally approved. As you know, Congress
now has before it a bill which seeks to secure this fundamental right irrespective
of color. It is a good time to note that just a few decades ago about half
the entire population did not have this right just because they were women.
That is a measure of the distance we have come in a relatively short time.
I will note parenthetically that in the field of political rights, a
great change in the status of women has occurred not only in this nation but
throughout the world. Of the 119 nations that currently are members of the
United Nations and the Specialized Agencies, 106 countries give women full and
equal political rights to vote and hold office; six countries grant women
partial rights; and in only seven countries are women accorded no political
The forces that have revolutionized the role of women in our society
are forces that are simmering or stirring beneath or above the surface in the
developing nations of the world. In all change there is potential for good or
evil. The crux of the matter is the direction change takes. In the explosive
and complicated world of which we are a part, there is ideological confrontation
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between the Communist world and the free nations over the direction change is
to take in those newer nations engaged in a search for identity. We cannot
afford to ignore nor to neglect the winds of change. It behooves us--in fact
it is essential for us as a nation--to help to shape change in a fashion so as
to create those conditions under which all peoples can live and prosper in peace.
The wamen of this nation should be willing to contribute in that undertaking
and their contribution should be welcomed.
One area in the United States where a change in the role of women has
been particularly significant is in the field of politics. Today--only 45 years
following ratification of the Suffrage Amendment--women occupy political offices
at all levels of government. They serve as mayors and on town and city boards.
They are members of state legislatures and occupy state elective and appointive
Women are also active in political party councils. As you have
doubtless noticed on television, women are much in evidence at political conventions
where they act as delegates, speakers, contributors to party platforms,
and, last, but not least, occasionally as a Vice Presidential or Presidential
candidate. As a Democrat, I do not wish to be in the position of advising the
Republican Party but it is no secret that I favored Senator Margaret Chase Smith
as that party's candidate for the Presidency in the last election. The
Republicans did not heed my advice and you know what happened last November.
My State of Montana sent the first woman to the United States Congress
in 1917. Since then, the role of women bas continued to expand in national
politics. Over sixty women have been members of the House of Representatives,
and ten currently serve in that body. Ten women have been members of the Senate.
CUrrently, Margaret Chase Smith, a Republican from Maine and Maurine Neuberger,
a Democrat from Oregon, make a great contribution to the Senate and the nation.
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They do so because they are intelligent, wise and immensely skilled Senators
and equally because they are charming and gracious women.
The scope of politics is broad. It covers a wide range of activities-from
doorbell ringing or "getting out the vote" on election dey to waging a
political campaign or serving in public office. How effectively small tasks
are performed often can mark the difference between a victory and a defeat for
a candidate.
Anything men can do in pol! tics 1 wanen can do 1 and in many instances 1
better. Through participation in politics, you graduates can make your voices
heard and your views felt in our democratic system of government. Politics
offers you a way of helping to promote good candidates for office, to keep good
officials in office, and to ensure good government across-the-board. Politics
offers you a way of translating into political action your own ideas and thoughts.
Politics offers you a means of influencing public attitudes, governmental
policies, and world events. I trust you will accept those offers and make them
at least a part of your contract with life.
Women's journey in the field of international affairs, like that of
politics, is of rather brief duration. The first American woman to become a
Foreign Service Officer was appointed in 1922 and assigned to Bern1 Switzerland,
as Third Secretary of Legation. Today over 250 women serve as Foreign Service
Officers and close to 75 as Foreign Service Reserve Officers. Women comprise
6.6 percent of the total Foreign Service Officer complement. This is a small
but significant proportion when it is considered that most of a Foreign Service
employee's career is spent in assignments overseas. It is a career difficult
for a woman to combine with the responsibilities of marriage, and most women,
at least at the last count, are still interested in getting married.
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Franklin Roosevelt was the first President to nominate a w man to a
high diplomatic post. During his first administration, he appointed as Minister
to Denmark Ruth Bryan Owen. Our first woman diplomat to attain the rank of
ambassador was appointed by President Truman, and the first woman ambassador
chosen from career ranks was nominated by President Eisenhower. At the present
time there are two women ambassadors, Margaret J. Tibbetts, a career Foreign
Service Officer serving in Norway, and Catherine White, Ambassador to Denmark.
I anticipate Senate approval soon of President Johnson's recent nomination of
another outstanding lady Mrs. Patricia Roberts Harris to be Ambassador to
Luxembourg. Mrs. Harris, a lawyer, would become our first Negro woman to serve
in an ambassadorial post.
Our natural inclination is to associate foreign affairs primarily
with the Department of State and Foreign Service. Yet many women also work in
other agencies of government which have important responsibilities in the field
of foreign affairs--the United States Information Agency, the Agency for International
Development, the Central Intelligence Agency, and the Peace Corps.
Some of you graduates ~be considering the Peace Corps. It is a
wonderful opportunity to serve your fellow man and to enrich your own experience.
Women volunteers from Iowa have been dispatched to such faraway places
as Turkey, Brazil, the Philippines, Thailand, Pakistan, Nigeria, and Ethiopia.
They have been teachers of music, English, general science, mathematics, or
physical education. They have been nurses or home economists or social, community
development, or agricultural extension workers.
I might allude at this point to the Peace Corps' domestic counterpart
known as Volunteers in Service to America, or VISTA, in short. That program
is attracting its share of qualified young women volunteering to join in trying
to put an end to poverty in the United States.
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~ No resume of women's accomplishments in the field of international
affairs is complete without mention of women who have seryed this country with
distinction in various United Nations posts. Eleanor Roosevelt was the first
chairman of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. Mrs. Roosevelt's
place in history will be measured not only by her tangible achievements and
distinctions such as that one, but by the intangible contributions she made
through her outpouring to others of sincerity, warmth, conviction, and
Two other women have ably represented this nation on the U. N. Human
Rights Commjssion--Mary Pillsbury Lord and Marietta Tree, whose appointment by
President Johnson carried with it ambassadorial rank.
I have called attention to some of the noteworthy attainments of women
in the field of international affairs. But I do not want to leave you with the
impression that you graduates cannot make a significant foreign policy contri-bution
unless you are a Peace Corps volunteer, an expert on foreign aid, or an
Ambassador. In every community there is a genuine need for citizens who take
an interest in and acquire comprehension of foreign policy problems. It is
fallacious to assume that foreign policy problems are too complex for anyone
but the expert to grasp. It is wrong for any individual in this twentieth
century to assume that his concerns end at the county, state, or national
boundary line.
What are some of the ways in which you increase understanding of the
world in which we live and enhance other people's understanding of us? You can
keep yourself informed on international affairs. You can become an active par-ticipant
in one or more of any number of volunteer or professional organizations
that study specific foreign policy issues or engage in other activities related
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to foreign affairs; you can cc~unicate to your elected representatives
any ideas you have; you can take foreign visitors sightseeing or invite
them to visit your homes .
Most important, you can make intelligent use of the unparalleled
sources of information which are available in this nation, particularly
the press . Newspapers, large and small, those printed in the metropolitan
centers of our country and those that abound in smaller cities, have done
an outstanding job of supplying facts and informed opinion on national
and international developments . They have helped to keep government on its
toes . They have served to bring to the public an independent picture of
our national policies at home and abroad.
And while I am on this subject, I want to say a word of praise
for the American men and wcmen who report the news . They do an excellent
job even if I may sometimes suffer personally at their hands . The reporter's
job is to turn the light on, regardless of the inadequacies in government
which may be exposed. Management of news by government can never be
squared with our continuing and growing need for a fully informed and alert
public . It can never be squared in other words, with the needs of a
democratic society.
And in no aspect of this nation's public affairs is a press contribution
more essential than in foreign policy . The function of the newspapers
is to point up the facts as they see them- -the strengths and weaknesses,
the consistencies and inconsistencies, the reasons for and reasons
against our policies and our posture .
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He will never safeguard this nation by deprecating, in the name
of national policy or of a superior governmental wisdom, the free press
which is one of the principal instituticns by which freedom is maintained.
Government officials are almost always inclined to think--and understandably--
that they know better than the press what is transpiring in the world or
any segment of it ara what to do about it. But time and again events have
indicated that on many occasions they do not. In this connection, I think,
for example, of the work of American correspondents in Viet Nam and the
Dominican Republic which has been outstanding in every respect. One some-times
has the impression that the accuracy of the press reporting and some
of the press analysis in both places may very well have been greater in many
instances than the great flow of information which has come to \vashington
through official channels.
I want to say, too, that over the years as a member of the
Foreign Relations Committee, in secret or public sessions, the flow of
information from the Executive Branch to the Senate on the international
situation is more copious but many times no more revealing or lucid than that
which has been carried in the great newspapers of the nation.
In short, I want to stress to you the indispensable service which
the press of the nation performs in our society. It must continue to reflect
with its own eyes,
the truth as it sees the truth, directl~/and not as it is reflected in the
retina of "official positions." The two may be and often are identical.
That is fortuitous when it is the case. But when it is not, there must be
no forced convergence in the name of a national unity. For that kind of
unity can never be more than skin deep. It is not a source of strength.
Rather, it is a source of a dangerous and delusive weakness.
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The basic work of the Press leads to the asking of the incisive
questions which in a democracy need to be asked by the people and
answered by their government. And, so, as in the case of the situation
in Viet Nam and the Dcminican Republic, the press provides the i~tus
and stimulus for a searching and continuing public debate which is likely
to go on and should go on until there is a satisfactory resolution of
critical national questions .
The other day I read a magazine description of the composite
American woman. She was portrayed as "good-looking, youthful, energetic,
capable, independent, restless, confused, frustrated, spoiled--lucky."
I shall reserve comment on that characterization on the grounds that were
I to do otherwise, I might incriminate myself. But I think you graduates
and I would both agree that you have been lucky in having the opportunity
to attend this institution of higher learning where the pursuit of excellence
is emphasized and the quest for truth is encouraged.
Moreover, I think you are lucky to be living in the twentieth
century, a century of unfolding opportunity, unprecedented demands, and
unparalleled hope. Of you women, much will be asked. You will be expected
to possess capacity for change, clarity of thought, and courage of conviction.
You will be expected to work hard. You will be expected to have purpose
and to be willing to commit yourself to service in useful articulation of the
needs of your family 1 your community 1 your country and the world.
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become and what ~ do can make a difference in shaping the face of the
future world. Responsibility for our nation's survival in freedom and for
the future of all mankind is a responsibility all Americans share.
I should like to leave you with my hope for your part of the
women's journey in the United States which you start today, a hope expressed
in an old Gaelic blessing:
"May the road rise to meet you.
May the wind always be at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face
And the rains fall soft upon your fields.
And, until we meet again, may God hold you
in the hollow of His hand."
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These leather saddlebags are made from split leather which is the thick under part of the top grain leather. Great for couple of years of use. Not Water Proof but Water Resistant. We recommend you using some waterproofing leather cream.
No need for any mounting hardware or support brackets. Just put under passenger seat over the rear fender and tie-down to the motorcycle frame using the attached leather tie-downs on each bag. You can easily choose how high or low you want to hang the bags by adjusting the center strap. These are designed not to flop around in the wind or get into the rear wheel and also to give adequate leg space for the passenger. Each bag is treated for water resistant (not water proof).
Comment: Great product! This is a gift for my son and he loved the Saddle Bags. Very fast shipping! Will definately purchase again.
Betty J. Wagner
Cumming, GA
Comment: These bags helped make my sporty more livable and manage to look nice. The snap closure and deep lid pockets keep most moisture out, as I learned on my recent SaddleSore 1000 mile ride which started with 5 hours of rain. Well worth the money.
Comment: Simple but effective saddlebags for my Virago 700. Fairly easy to mount, after some fiddling with the length of the overlap and the tie-down strings. Have not fully loaded them with heavy stuff yet, but should be OK. Not super fancy, but excellent value for the price.
San Jose, CA
Comment: THE SADDLEBAGS ARE A GREAT ITEM FOR THE PRICE.
Comment: Very pleased with bags I bought. Nice bags for the price woundn't think twice about buying from u again.
Wes Miller
Eastlake Ohio
Comment: I was very supprised at the quality of these bags for the price. Had a hard time finding a bag that didn't look huge on my v star 250. These are perfect.
Comment: We are very pleased with the quality and style these bags offer.
Norfolk, VA
Comment: Great bags for the price - bought these for my wife's sporty - its a 2011 single seat with a luggage rack -she has to place them forward with a little of the center strap on her seat due to the signal lights in the way of her being able to set on the rack-she loves them - it allows her to carry anything with ease (no bungees like with the rack) when she rides alone - did have issues with the holes not lining up on the center strap so had to make my own - leather is very hard so if your looking for a softer leather this is not your bag almost feels like PVC.
Comment: I just want to say these bags look amazing on my 2004 sportser. They fit the bike well and are perfect with leg room for a passenger. They were simply a perfect fit.
Paul Kazmirski
Galesburg Illinois
Comment: Love the bags. Fit my Suzuki s40 great! Easy to install. Quality material. Came fast too
Comment: I put these bags on a 05 Fat boy. They are a little small but they still look good and I did not have to move my blinkers. I also have a detachable sissy bar that I can still get on and off with no problem. Even after all of the good reviews I was still suprised at the quality of these bags. Thick leather and well built. For the price you can not go wrong here I am very happy with my purchase.
Ennis, Texas
Comment: Very pleased with the saddlebags. Fit my Vulcan 900 just the way I wanted. Told all my riding buddies about Jafrum. They couldn't believe the low cost of the bags.
Mayfield, KY
Comment: 95 Vulcan 800, Bags look great on this bike and just the right size. cant beat the price and shipping was fast.
Comment: I was able to mount these without using supports or moving the tail lights. Plenty of room for the passenger. They are sturdy and look great. I couldn't overlap the yoke when lacing, needed the extra space so they hang correctly. I just added more lacing between the two halves. I am very happy with them!
Bill R.
New York
Comment: I think I accidentally rates this 4.5 stars... that was a mishap, I want to go the full 5!
Comment: I bought these after I saw a pic of them on an Iron like mine. Very good quality. The leather is stiff and feels very durable. Mounting was fairly easy, but it would have been nicer if the side tie downs were a little lower, but that's just my preference for my bike. I'd recommend this to anyone with a Sporty and wants smaller saddlebags!
Brunswick, OH
Comment: Couldn't ask for a better, more affordable bag set. After they were mounted I had a buddy guess that they cost $500. Ok, so he's an idiot. But they look great and are large enough to be functional for $50.
Comment: Great bags... I am very happy with my purchase... I would for sure recommend to others, great price and product...
Muskegon, Mi
Comment: Nice bags. Fits well on my sporty, no need to move turn signals, and clears the pass foot pegs. They hold quite a bit and look good. Leather is real stiff, hope that helps hold up over the years.
Comment: Great saddlebags they look great on my bike & are made very well.
Daytona FL
Comment: I have 03 Sportster and the bags fit great
Paul Spor
St. George, UT
Comment: Tremendous value. Great bags. I especially appreciated the off-center throw over strap that allows for a shift forward or rearward just by reversing the bag. I fail to see the need for cutting a hole through the side of the bag to mount the lower buckle and thus compromising the water resistance. Direct mounting to the outside of the bag would improve it greatly with only a slight sacrifice in appearance.
Appleton, WI
Comment: Saddlebags look great. Heavy duty. Not too big and not too small. Can't wait to get them on bike. Can't beat the price!
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Comment: Excellent value for money!
Comment: The bags were perfect,the price was good but the shocks were in the way!
Palmview, TX
Comment: I have no complaints about the bags, but they won't fit my Sporty. I will probably look at other items from you in the future.
Paul S.
Comment: Saddlebags fit my 02 wide Glide perfect !! easy to install, and good price. Not only that made in America.
Omaha, Ne
Comment: Fit nice on my 2013 Harley sportster iron 883. balances over the shocks, so we'll see how the back side wears against the shocks, but hold tight at highway speed (so far). Ties are a little cheap, and so are the plastic quick clips, but what do you expect for inexpensive bags?
Leather is very stiff, and they hold shape well. so far, very satisfied.
Menominee, MI
Comment: I ordered them on Thursday morning Arrived on Saturday couldn't believe the quality for this cheap I've looked at 200+ $ bags that weren't this nice. The braided edge matches my mustang seat perfectly
Rick C
Comment: Product came in a very fast time and is made of good quality
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Comment: Great product. I purchased these saddlebags for my Sportster 1200. When my husband put them on for me he decided he wanted a set for his Yamaha. Good value for the money.
Comment: If someone would have told me I could get a set of heavy leather saddle bags for that price I wouldn't have believed them. I showed them to a fellow biker and he couldn't believe it either. I'll be buying a few more items to go along with it very soon. Two Huge Thumbs Up !!
Greg Mahoney
Beverly, WV
Comment: Got my bags and I am very happy with my purchase. Not $100 bags but worth the money.
Cobden, IL
Comment: VERY HAPPY WITH THESE BAGS, THEY FIT MY V STAR 650 CUSTOM WITH JUST OPENING UP THE MOUNTING STRAP. NOT TO BIG...NOT TO SMALL JUST RIGHT!
Comment: as always, another great product, great price and fast shipping.
glen shew
Comment: this is a nice bag for the price but I had to put a 8 inch addition in the center so they would fit accross my fender and lay down nice. the adjustable pannel is too short even for my sporty. But they sure hold alot and they look nice now that I have them altered
Valerie Snetzinger
San Antonio, TX
Comment: Amazingly great quality for a great price! And fast shipment! Best part- Made in America! Will definitely shop with Jafrum again.
Valkaria, FL
Comment: Put these on my sportster to carry stuff for long rides. Size is perfect for my bike, seems to be very well made, and holds its shape. Phenomenal bags for the price! I would buy them again in a second!
Lake Havasu City, AZ
Comment: I ordered a $300.00 set of bags from another company and after waiting over 3 months for the back-order I decided to get these from Jafrum as a temporary measure and continue to wait for the others.
I received my order from Jafrum within 3 days and was impressed by the quality of the product. They were installed in just 10 minutes and the "Back-order" cancelled 5 minutes later.
These bags are the perfect size, shape and color. The fit on my 1983 Harley Wide Glide is exact.
Thank you Jafrum ... you saved me $240.00 and I'm extremely happy with these bags.
Richard Daly
Littleton, CO.
Comment: WOW!!!! orderd thurs at 230am. arrived sat at 1245 pm! these bags fit perfectly on my 2013 FLS softail Slim. 1725 square inces total, fits an extra skid lid my rain cover or jacket.i saved 1440.00 not having to move my turns and plate. not to mention the cost of the harley bags! good quality and they look great!!!! glad i stumbled across this site! i will be buying more! thank you jafrum!
chris t
Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Comment: These bags fit perfectly on my 13 slim. No adlusments and they look great! Saved 1400 dollars! Did not have to move my blinks or plate and these bags have room for a passenger skid lid a jacket and or bike cover. 1725 cubic inches total. Ordered thurs at 2 am they arrived sat at 1245!!!!!! I will be making more purchases!!!!! Thanx jafrum!!!!!!
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niagara falls,n.y.
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-Dan MarinoI just try to be myself, whatever that is. I don't think about how I'll be remembered. I just want to be consistent over a long period of time. That's what the great players do.
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WVdolphan "Ireland gets it.
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Rod Briggs of Lansing High School is the recipient of the Paul Lambert Coach of the Year Award.
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Olathe South girls basketball coach Steve Ingram confirmed Monday that Kylee Kopatich, who was the Sunflower League MVP this season, has switched her verbal commitment from Kansas State to Kansas.
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Drew Lock is expected to announce he will continue his college career as a quarterback after emerging as one of the nations top pro-style passers during a sterling junior season at Lees Summit
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When you're a gorgeous 5'10" model with a killer body and legs for days, you figure you'd be a shoe-in for any fashion show, right? So why was Jourdan Dunn dropped from Dior's runway this Paris Fashion Week?
The London-born beauty, who models for Burberry and YSL, revealed that she was let go from the Christian Dior haute couture fashion show in Paris yesterday because her perfectly normal boobs were deemed too big.
This came as a shock to Dunn, since she claims that she's usually let go from a job due to her skin color, which is disappointing enough.
Here's what the 22 year-old model, who is reportedly a 32A (according to the Storm Models website), tweeted:
Ahahahahahaha I just for cancelled from Dior because of my boobs! I❤ fashion #Couture Jourdan Dunn (@missjourdandunn) June 30, 2013
I'm normally told I'm cancelled because I'm 'coloured' so being cancelled because off my boobs is a minor : ) Jourdan Dunn (@missjourdandunn) June 30, 2013
So despite the supposed efforts of the modeling industry to encourage healthy bodies and BMIs, Dunn is getting dropped for havingnormal boobs? And this in the era of Kate Upton? Would it have been preferable for her to have a concave, emaciated chest instead?
When Dunn isn't getting dropped for jobs because she has half of a handful of breasts (compared to other models whose chests are concave), she's a single mom to her 3-year-old son, Riley, and hosts a cooking show on Jay-Z's Life + Times YouTube channel called Well Dunn With Jourdan Dunn, where she shows how to make her favorite meals, often with help of her model friends Cara Delevingne and Karlie Kloss.
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