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The College News Volume III. No. 1 BRYN MAWR, PA., OCTOBER 4, 1916 '��. Price 5 (Vnt� } C. A. TO WELCOME FRESHMEN ON SATURDAY President Thomai to Head Receiving Line�Refreshments After Speeches CYNTHIA WESSON HOLD3 NATIONAL ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP Cynthia Wesson '09 won the National Archery Tournament at Jersey City In August, keeping her title of last year. She won all she did last year and the flight shoot for distance as well. Maud Dessau '13 took part in the tournament and won the Columbia Round for Novices. PRESIDENT'S NIECE IN 1920. LIST OF RESIDENT FRESHMEN The annual reception given by the Membership Committee of the Christian Association in honor of the Freshmen and entering Graduate students will be held Saturday evening at 8.00 o'clock in the Gymnasium. Those receiving will be, President Thomas, Dean Schenrk, N. Mc- Faden '17, President of the C. A.; M. K. Stair, Chairman of Membership Com-! The ClaBs of 1920 numbers 107 and con- mittee; Miss Applebee, Head of the Phys- tains two daughters of alumna?, one class leal Department; Dr. G. A. Barton, Chap- baby,�Mary S. Hoag, daughter of Anna lain of the College; M. G. Barnick, Presi- Scattergood Hoag '96,�a niece of Presl- lain of the College; M. G. Barnlche, Presl- dent Thomas's and a niece of Dr. Kings- dent of the Graduate Club; C. Stevens bury's. The Freshmen list, complete on "17, President of Self-Government; D. j going to press, follows: Shipley '17, President of the Undergrad- Rockefeller.- Holies, H. M.'; Canby, If. uate Association; M. Thompson '17, Pres- M.; Chase, M. F.; Clifford, K. L.; Colman. Ident of the Athletic Association. jc. K.; Coolidge. A.; Filers. M.; (iookln. Refreshments and Dancing on Program N. C; Hales, I, ; Hoag, M. S.; Leuke- Flve minute talks will be made by meyer, E. H.; Ormsby, M.; Pitkin, D. E.; President Thomas. Miss Applebee. the Porritt, M. O.j Rood, A. Q.; Sanford. A Presidents of the four Associations, and M.i Williamson. I,.; Wolf. II. L. the President of the (iraduate Club. After Pembroke West.�Allen, D B; lloyn- thia refreshments will be served, followed ton. Z D.: Carey. M M; Davis, L. O.J by dancing. Frost, M l, ; (iregg, D.; Hardy. \1 ; -------------------- Holmes. P. A., Johnston, a. R. O.; Kee- DR. BARTON'S NEW BOOK �>Ie. C : Kellogg. I,. W : .Lynch. C.; Moe- PRAISED BY REVIEWER8 bius. A. J ; Train. M. A Pembroke East�Arnold. I. H.; Halloa. G. WOODBERRY '19 MAKES. �NEWS'' BOARD MISS DONNELLY FA.VOR.S .;�;.., . CHINESE1 .SCHOLARSHIP Second Competition for 1919 Begins at Chinese 'WoirJeh ;Shut In-^Pdot Binding Once�Freshmen Competition After Still Continues- Mid-year� ---------- ' A scheme to aid the emancipation of G. Woodberry '19 made the "News" the women of China Is the cause of MIb* Board as a result of the competition held Donnelly's plau for a Chinese Scholar during the summer. Each competitor ship. Miss Donnelly spent part of Jter was required to submit two complete leave of absence last year in Japan nm\ copies of the "News" in which she had part in China. written all the news and editorials. There "The feeling everywhere In China", saidj were fourteen competitors. Miss Donnelly, "is of women shut in he- A second competition for the Class of hind the wall". Shanghai, she said, is 1919 will begin at once to fill the place of the only place where they are allowed* E. Andrews, who left College this year, to go about. As there is still much foot- A competition for the Freshman member binding, the temper of the women 1s very, of the Hoard will begin alter mid years, shrewish, but aside from that they are "handsome, able and executive, and vej^ Intellectual". The Japanese women are* fnr more advanced than the Chinese. SWIMMING AND TENNIS Costumes Like Chorus Girts "The Chinese costumes", said Mis* Swimming authorization; will be held .. __ .... ,. ._. .. , , Donnelly, show a curious idea of qs> on Friday, Monday and Tuesday even in^s at 8.:!". Freshmen should be author corum". They wear very high collars arif long sleeves, but short jackets and tight Ized as soon as possible as they are not trou8ers r�mln,�nK her HtronK,Vi Ml8� allowed in the pool until they have tried n,innp�v ��,,. ,� Xm,.rlran chonn ^ J out. B. M. Alumnae at Woo-chanjj \t St. Hilda's School at AVoo-chnn�, GUM tournaments have Started Ail UM Donnplly ,,,��,, �,,.�,. Uryt X| , , , alumna working. Once Hiitchtns 'i�, Tennis week 1920 has a large number of entries. who ��� ju8t �.,����, to t,,,B ,.ollnlrVi Contains Many First Translations M. H.; Brown. M. B.. Cary. M. K.; Cauld- ',,t' tMaM n,UBr be Picke<l "> ,),',<,l>,'r Kate Scott '04. who is to take her ph.ee. well. K ; Grisgs, D. M.; Helmer. P. A.: l4Hl [Continued on Page i) Dr. Barton's Just published book "Ar- chaeology and the Bible" Is a book that ------------'------------------------------------------- the reviewer "Instantly feels will fulfill SELF-GOVERNMENT BOOKS REVISED that long felt want of which we so fre- NO PARALYSIS SCARE IN JUNE as head, and M. L, .lames '04 as doctor They are desperately in need of money and It is to aid in this work that Miss Donnelly proposes to found iv Chinese scholarship, the money to be raised by quently hear but which is so seldom The new Self -Government blue books. For two weeks in June Miss Wiggins alumna;. Miss Donnelley also hopes that satisfied." j revised and brought up to date during the sent down from Spring Street twenty-five the Bryn Mawr students can raise For some time Dr. Barton was Direc- summer by the present Executive Board, kindergarten children and ten babies, enough money to send a Chinese girl to tor of the School of Oriental Research 'came out last Friday The new manual*, ami even in the first week in July mothers school at Woo-chang. It taken only about in Jerusalem, where he discovered the tomb of the Judges, and as the "Book News Monthly" saya, "his studies and in- vestigations have given him a fund of knowledge that Is unique even among scholars of this subject and the range of his findings is so wide as to be almost if not quite complete". Picture* Exploration of Palestine The book is In two parts, the first deal- ing with the exploration of the Bible lands. He gives detailed accounts of the work done In excavation, accompanied by over three hundred illustrations and a map of Palestine and Jerusalem. __________(Continued on Pmge I) ELECTION PARTY ON WHEELS M. HUTCHINS, FRESHMAN CHAIRMAN BIG HOLIDAY PARTIES containing the most important rules of and babies came down. Only those over 'fi0 there anil at some schools as little the Association, came out Monday. sixteen came after that, and Long H!* *2ft The books have not been revised since Branch was not infected by infantile 1913 and contain a new article of the paralysis, so that except for a few weeks Constitution, three new resolutions, and in July the House was full all summer. the decisions of the Executive Boards Those who helped last summer for one Week-end nartlen a since 1913. The large book .is a complete week or more were: Miss Applebee, H. .... _. , . _, copy of the Constitution. Resolutions of ' Tyson 16. A. MacMaster '17. I. Foster '15. ^L "*L^?1 / � ,' M ,�rche8tm' the Association, and decisions of the |p. Curry'17, O. Tattersfleld'17. M. Bacon 1^ ,1 L L *pr,n* 8tr"* a "� '18. H. Hammer '18. E. Lan.er '19. H.\q�?^ T* �** parMw ��"� �"2 'amusement. There was an average of twenty-five people a week all summer Board. The small book is a manual of the most Important rules, arranged In clear groupings and carefully indexed. The books may be procured from Caro- line Stevens '17, President of Self-Gov- ernment, In Pembroke East. Ramsay '19, F. Howell '19, C. Hayman '19. A. Beardwood '17, M. Jacobs '15. M. Justice '15, C. Sutch '15. F. Iddings "17, stayed all summer; R. Hopklnson '15 and A. Davis '17 helped for a month. THIRTY-FOUR STUDENTS WITH- DRAW FROM COLLEGE THIS YEAR CALENDAR Wednesday, October 4 i George A. Barton. Ph.D., LL.D., Professor Athletic Stars Leave Speeding through the campus in a tour- by PreBident Thomas 8.45 a. m.�Chapel. Opening address ot Biblical Literature and Semitic Lan- This year the Class of 1917 looses M. Ing car about 3.30 yesterday afternoon, Margaret Hutchins, of Columbus, Ohio, was elected Chairman of the Freshman Class. The Chairman spent Monday night at the Bellevue Stratford, taking the train yesterday afternoon to Haverford, where she was met by L. Richardson '18's cheerleader. They drove by back ways to the graveyard oppostie Low Buildings, where they picked up the election party concealed In an old shed. With the Freshmen Inside and the Juniors on the running boards to repel the Sophomore onslaughts, the car ran through the cam pus in full sight of every one from the , Denbigh entrance to Pembroke Arch, where the Freshmen cheered their chair- man for the first time. Miss Hutchins was president of her 9 a. m.�Work of the thirty-second academic year begins. 4.20 p. m.�First hockey practice Thursday, October 5 7.30 p. ra.�Parade night. Friday, October 6 8.30 p. m. to 9.30 p. m.�Swimming au- thorizing 1920. Saturday, October 7 9.30 a. m.�Varsity hockey practice 10.15 a. m.�Class hockey practice. 8.00 p m�Christian Association re- guages, Bryn Mawr. Monday, October 9 9.00 a. m.�Alumna- sale at the College Inn. 9.30 a. m.�Physical appointments for undergraduates begin. Carroll, K. Faulkner, D. Fishbcln and J, Pauling, Varsity captain and class captain of basket-ball, fullback on Varsity hockey and played on the class tennis tea tun 1918 looses R. Cheney, Sophomore Class- President, head of the Employment Bu- reau of the C. A., on the C. A. Board an* 8.30 p. ra�Swimming authorising 1920. very actlTe ,n lai)t year,B reorganization. jShe was Treasurer of Self Government ,C. H. Flske, fullback in hockey on the' 8.30 p. m.�Swimming authorizing 1920. cU� team �,,, varsity sub; II. Hammer. Tuesday, October 10 Saturday, October 14 9.00 a. m.�Senior oral examinations in French. Monday, October 16 winner of first-class swimming medal; A.- Kerr. L Helaler. M. Cordlngly, Ik land ley who has gone to Smith, J. Mebane, H. Richards, F. Richmond and D. Kuhn who have gone to Radcliffe, M. BcotL O. Bast 4.15 p. m.�lnterclaas tennis tournament wlck' and M V. Smith. Sunday, October 8 COO p. m- Vespers Leader. N. Mc Fades '17. President ot the Christian As- beglns. Saturday, October 21 9.00 a. m.�Senior Orals In German class last year at the Brearley School. ; social ion New York t.00 p. m�Chapel Sermon by the Rev. 1919 looses V. Morgan, class basket bait captain, D. Blakeley. G. Brodheud, U Dri- ver. A. Ely. J. H. Everett, M. V. Fay, �J. Flske. H. Maxwell. C C MendlahaJJ* W. 8.00 p. m�Settlor- reception to the Robb, F. St John. M. Stambangh, A. Van' Freshmen , Hlse. and F 1. Wilson, and H Ai 89121
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The College Mews O I z-eu VOL. XXVIII, No. 13 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1942 copyright. Trustees of ___^_________[_f_______________'__________Bryn Mawr College, 1942 PRICE 10 CENTS Pembroke Fire Damages Kitchen, Servants' Rooms B. M. Fire Company, Faculty And Porters Struggle With Flames Professors Honored At Various Meetings of Learned Societies Faculty Receive Distinctions, Read Papers, Participate In Discussions Pembroke Hall, January 3rd� At six forty-five on Saturday eve- ning Louis, a porter, discovered the fire which damaged a large part of the kitchen, East side servants' rooms, and part of the roof of Pembroke Hall. Burning chiefly inside the walls of the rooms and between the floors and ceilings, the fire caused widespread water dam- age, but none of the fourteen ser- vants in the building was injured. Louis went to his room before dinner and was greeted by billows of smoke. He called to Arthur, and the two men, helped by three other porters, fought the fire until the Bryn Mawr Fire Company ar- rived, eight minutes later. The fire spread rapidly through three rooms on the top floor, three on the third, and one half of the kitchen. Using its new equipment for the first time, the fire company had the flames under control in half an hour. Part of the damage came from holes which the firemen had to make in the partitions and in the roof, to play their hoses on the flame itself. The \iroblem of ma- nipulating hoses through the small hallways made the fighting diffi- cult. The men tore back the metal ceiling of the kitchen and pre- vented the flames from spreading to the other side of the room. The quick action of the college workers, under Mr. Daugherty, and the sys- tematic fighting by the department saved the building from much greater damage. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Sprague arrived in time to pull hoses and clear tables out of the dining room, below the kitchen. Torrents of wat- er poured down through the kitchen into the dining room, and some ran down into the show case. Notes and other valuables were removed from one student's room but no Continued on Fage Six The Bryn Mawr faculty was well represented at the national meet- ings of learned" societies held dur- ing the Christmas holidays. Many members of the faculty read pa- pers before the societies and re- ceived high honors and distinc- tions. Mr. Wells attended the meetings of the American Political Science Association in New York City, serving on the Nominating Com- mittee of the Association. Mr. Wells was also elected a member of the Board of Editors of the American Political Science Review. In the Latin Department, Mr. Broughton, Miss Taylor, Miss Marti, and Mrs. Michels attended the annual meeting of the Philo- logical Association in Hartford. Miss Taylor was elected President of the Association for the1 coming year and Mr. Broughton was elect- ed editor of the transactions of the society. During the course of the meeting, Miss Marti presented a paper on Literary Criticism in Me- dieval Commentaries on Lucan. Mr. Anderson was present at Continued on Page Nota Bene Students should watch the copy of the examination schedule posted in Taylor Hall. Any changes of dates or rooms will be made only on that copy. 'Mountains and Men' Will be Subject of Dr. Nicholson Lecture Six First Aid An advanced course in First Aid will be offered next semester on Thursday eve- nings to anyone who has suc- cessfully completed a stand- ard Red Cross course. A standard co:irre with no re- quirements wi'l be given on Wednesiay eveirngs. Candi- dates should sign on the paper posted en the athletic bulletin loard in Taylor. Substitution of April Test for Admittance Commencing in 1942 Bryn Mawr has decided to make use of the April Scholastic Apti- tude and Achievement Tests of the College Entrance Examination Board, as admission tests for 1942 applicants. This marks a depart- ure from the four June subject matter examinations which have been used in the past. The Scholastic Aptitude Test consists of a verbal and a mathe- matical section. The Achievement Test will be made up of nine sec- tions: Social Studies, Biology, Latin, German, French, Spanish, Chemistry, Physics and Spatial Re- lations. Of these, each candidate will be expected to take three. This action involves a change in admission requirements, and rep- resents a shift from the subject matter examinations formerly held. to tests which are designed to measure ability in given fields. They are designed to be taken without special preparation. The withdrawal of candidates for Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, and the increasing use of Plan D by women's college applicants left too small a group to form a valid Ccnllnuea on Page Five Redecorated College Inn Gladdens Hearts Of Tea-Minded Students on Return to B. M. The College Inn presents a reju- venated tea room. Inn veterans were quite surprised upon return- ing from vacation to find welcome yellow-cream walls free from pic- tures of lantern night and other campus scenes. Green, maroon and cream drapes, topped by matching green wooden valances, hang at every window. The walls and floor have been refinished and there are shiny birch chairs and smoothly" finished tables with tops of formica. Leather pads comfort- able corners. Workmen started the job Mon- day after college closed and had almost completed it the Saturday following New Years. Our only trouble in getting the thing done, Miss Davis said, was that a different type table top had to be substituted for the original kind decided upon. The order was placed during September, which accounts for the lack of usual red tape and priority difficulties. Although Miss Howe hasn't the final bills, Mis Davis reports that the cost for redecoration was great. Each girl should feel that she has a share in the project, she says. We wonder what ten cent coffee has ta^do with it? Despite the suggestive surroundings, no martinis will be served. Author and Scholar Will Give Talk in Goodhart Friday, January 16 "Mountains and Men" will be the subject of Dr. Marjorie Nicol- son's lecture in Goodhart Hall on Friday, January 16. She will give "A Study of Changing Tastes in Stuart and Hanoverian England." Dr. Nicolson is a professor of Eng- lish at Columbia University, and the first woman ever to be given full professorship there. Known as one of the most brilliant women scholars ^n the field of English lit- erature, she is also famous as a clever speaker. She is the first woman to be president of the United Chapters of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, and the.first to be vice-pres'dent oi the Modern Language Association, an organization of distinguished scholars in English and Modern anguages. Her field hiefly seventeenth century Eng- lish, but at Columbia she has been Continued og Ea�e Five New Coordinated- Defense Work To be Outlined at Mass Meeting Courses in Health, Social i Training Aims at Services And Nutrition Services Will be Given �The following extra - curricular courses will be offered on the cam- pus during the second semester, provided there is sufficient regis- tration for them: I. Health Services � Training: (1) First Aid, standard and ad- vanced, 34 hours; (2) nurses' aides, 80 hours; family consent needed for students, 150 hours hospital; (3) home nursing, 24-30 hours. (These are standard Red Cross courses.) II. Nutrition Services � Train- ing: (1) nutrition: theory, 20 hours; (2) canteen: practice, 20 hours. (Standard Red Cross courses.) III. Social Service � Training: (1) Planning and management of children's centers, 20 hours; (2) community survey techniques, 10- 12 hours. The nurses' aide course is de- signed to help in the emergency caused by the increasing demand for nurses in military areas with Now Offering Outlets For Work Comprehensive plans for new, co-ordinated defense courses, drawn up to meet the country's needs, will be laid before the college at a mass meeting in Goodhart on Monday, January 19, at 12 o'clock. These plans were presented and discussed at a meeting on Sunday of the Al- liance Executive Committee and Miss Kraus, Miss Gardiner, Miss Northrop and Mr. Wells. The Alliance will also schedule educational activities, such as. forums run by students and faculty, and a series of lectures and discus- sions on post-war reconstruction. This series, at the request of the Alliance, will probably be scheduled for one evening a week and will be given by members of the depart- ments of history, politics and eco- nomics, and the department of so- cial economy and social research. The possibility of placement in vol- unteer defense jobs this summer was considered. At the mass meeting on Monday a corresponding shortage in hos-1 the courses will be outlined in de- pitals. Nurses' aides are trained tail. Volunteers will be interviewed Dr. Chambers Tells Of Influenza's Virus In Tennent Lecture Dalton, January 10. � Influetua As a Problem in Physics was the strikingly inter-departmental title of the third Tennent Memorial lec- ture presented by Dr. Leslie A. Chambers, associate in biophysics in the Johnson Foundation at the University of Pennsylvania. The name, "influenza," Dr. Chambers pointed out, derives from the un- certainty which has always existed concerning the cause of the disease: the Italians finally attributed it to "influence of the stars." Recently, due in part to the panic caused by the 20,000,000 deaths during the last war, research in influenza has been well supported. In 1934 it was discovered that in- fluenza was caused by a filtrable Continued on Page Five to take over the less skilled work includes I ana" tnus relieve the burden on the graduate nurses. As more women go into defena industries their children will have to be cared for. The course in plannirg and management of chil- dren's centers should qualify peo- ple to meet this need. The skills would also be applicable in day camps, community centers, or any other group care for children. The course will cover material on func- tions and programs of such centers, child psychology, physical care and health education, the layout and equipment of a. center, games and crafts. Volunteers can be trained to help Continued on Pace Five Hudson to Lecture On Aspects of Law For the Shaw Series Calendar Thursday, January 15 Hockey banquet, Common Room. 6.00. Friday, January 16 Last day of lectures, first semester. Mallory Whiting Webster Memorial Lecture in His- tory. Dr. Marjorie Nicol- son, Mountain* and Men. Goodhart, 8.00. Sunday, January 18 The Reverend Grant Noble. Music Room, 7.30. Monday, January 19 Mass Meetin?, A'.Vance, Goodhart, 12 00 Saturday, January 31 Midyear examination per- iod. Monday, February 2 Vacation. Tuesday, February 3 First day of lectures, sec- ond semester. Dr. Manley O. Hudson, Bemls 'rofessor of International Law at he Harvard Law School, will de- liver a series of lectures on "'Twenty Years' Development of International Law 1919-1939." The ! series, which is to begin on Febru- ary 6 and will be given in Good- hart, is sponsored by the Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Founda- i tion. Dr. Hudson is also at present a judge of the Permanent Court of Infrnational Justice and a member of the Permanent Court of Arbi- tration. to determine particular skills and will be delegated to special courses with the object of usefulness and filling the needs for direct defense work. Interviewing, recruiting and registration will be centered in the defense room in the west wing of the L:brary during the two weeks of midyears. The regular form for Civilian Defense Volunteer offices in this area will probably be used, and every volunteer will have a chance to talk with an interviewer who can advise him or her about the best use of time and skill. A small registration fee may be charged for each course to pay for incidental costs. 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March 6�The Regional Develop- ment of International Law. , | March 13�The Future of Inter- | national Organization and Inter- national Law. While he is at Bryn Mawr Dr. Hudson will conduct a joint Hav- erford and Bryn Mawr seminar dealing with economic, political, and legal problems of post-war recon- struction. creased enormously. Five new 6�The Nature and buildings were added, water and electrical facilities expanded and revamped, and the corps of work- men under him consequently-' in- creased. Mr. Foley himself plan- ned new work and repairing, exer- cising ingenuity and skill inside a limited budget. Mr. Foley "knew himself the work which he gave his men to carry out." "His men worked eas- ily under him," said Miss Park. "The college itself was his one great interest, and he had an affec- tion for it which few of its other residents could match." The col- lege has lost an established figure, an excellent man in his profession, and an old and tried friend. i
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The Anglican Communion Office at the United Nations (ACOUN) offices in New York and Geneva interface between the United Nations and the Anglican Communion. Staff at the offices convey Anglican concerns to the UN and Governments while also keeping Anglicans informed about international initiatives. In this way, they enable the Communion to develop effective partnerships with the UN and its various organisations.
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Big glass doors and an overhang of solar panels make up the guesthouse's front elevation.
Mell Lawrence FAIA
Raw, site-gathered juniper branches and standing-seam metal clad the back of the building.
The rocky, rugged landscape directly influenced the guesthouse's design.
The rocky, rugged landscape directly influenced the guesthouse's design.
At night, a central light fixture casts shadow lines around the loft-like interiors.
In keeping with the project's simple, elemental aesthetic, a halved steel pipe creates a gutter connecting the roof to the rainwater tank.
In keeping with the project's simple, elemental aesthetic, a halved steel pipe creates a gutter connecting the roof to the rainwater tank.
Interior fir detailng adds a warm elegance to the space.
A metal plinth forms a small staircase landing.
The project takes in expansive views of a lake to the south.
The guesthouse's bath.
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The guesthouse's bath.
The project's first floor plan.
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The project's first floor plan.
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The jury loved the way this Texas guesthouse and weekend retreat juxtaposes rough-edged elements and polished precision. "It has heart," said one judge. "It's quirky—that's what I like about it."
Architect Mell Lawrence, FAIA, took cues from the craggy surrounding landscape. "The trees have a textural quality, and the ground is rocky, with a lot of limestone outcroppings," he says. Corrugated metal siding and storage doors made from raw juniper branches relate to this rugged aspect, while the interior wood detailing and standing seam metal roofs add refinement. The local vernacular played into these contrasting material choices as well. "In the older rural areas around the South and Texas, people mixed a lot of smooth boards and rough wood," Lawrence notes.
The blufftop site's view down onto the lake below helped dictate the home's orientation and glass-filled southern façade. A south-facing overhang covered with solar panels wards off the harsh sun, while generating enough energy to power the 1,400-square-foot cottage. And a rainwater collection system and xeriscaping provide additional resource-conserving measures. While not technically off the grid, the house is self-sufficient, just as Lawrence intended. "The clients wanted it to not relate to the main house," he says. "They wanted it to feel like another world."
Project Creditsprincipal in charge: Mell Lawrence, FAIA, Mell Lawrence Architects, www.architecturalpolka.com project architects: François Lévy, Scott Smith, AIA, Mell Lawrence Architects general contractor: Shawn Solsbery, Classic Constructors, Marble Falls, Texas, www.classicconstructors.com structural engineer: Jeffrey L. Smith, P.E., Smith Structural Engineers, Austin, Texas project size: 1,400 square feet site size: 10 acres construction cost: Withheld photography: Mell Lawrence
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quote:At any liberal rally there are going to be communists, socialists, union members, teachers, anti-war protesters, hemp activists, eco-nuts, anarchists, etc. That's who is there. They normally show a mix on the news, but I don't see the need to show every flag or sign so that the viewer can decide. We know what's up already.
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quote:Communists marching in the May Day parade in New York city is simply NOT news. No-one even knows the damn parade is going on, it's barely a blip on the radar (quite frankly I am surprised a reporter was there at all).
quote:Communists showing up at a May Day rally isn't exactly breaking news. And he implied that the news station was involved in some sort of cover up, yet couldn't seem to find one of the flags when asked to point it out. He looked like an idiot.


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If this sounds like a logistical stretch, well, they're still working out the details. A spokeswoman said several microphones would be involved and that P.J. O'Rourke would likely help direct the conversation from another separated space on the stage. There will also be a musical performance, still being determined, and organizers are discussing how to merge the VIPs with the common folk at the end, perhaps with a book signing.
The party is deliberately being held in New York rather than Boston, where the magazine spent much of its life, or Washington, where it moved two years ago. "It's sort of a kickoff of this new energy that we're bringing to the New York media community and the advertising community," said Smith, who left Felix Dennis' The Week last summer to work for another millionaire-turned-media mogul, David Bradley. And though Smith didn't say so, of the three, New York wins handily on lavish posturing, audience or not. — Irin Carmon
HOME ON THE FARM: While "Sex and the City" films in Ron Galotti's old stomping grounds at 4 Times Square, the former Vogue and Vanity Fair publisher and inspiration for the Mr. Big character on the HBO television show returns from obscurity in, of all places, Country Living. (Although perhaps it's not that much of a stretch: He actually spent the early years of his career as founding publisher of the Hearst Magazines title.) Galotti has lived in Vermont on a 100-acre farm since 2003, after being ousted from his job as publisher of GQ. In Country Living's November issue, Galotti and his family — wife Lisa and daughter Abbi — are photographed galloping on the grounds with their horses and chickens. And he's clearly settled into his "Green Acres" life, as evidenced by his theory on John Deeres: "Up here, a tractor is like your laptop — it's the universal tool of the farm."


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Oh that lost art of the fantasy sports trade.. In this week show your Hero Dennis Farrell and his guest Ed Pevos work out the do's and don't of the fantasy trade. With tips,tricks and the tools to help and protect yourself vs any trade sharks in the water who smell blood.
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Ann's classic interview, a tribute to golf legend the late Billy Casper who talks about his most important wins, why he feels he wasn't recognized on the same level as Arnie, Jack and Gary Player, despite his incredible record and lots of fascinating stories.
Donnie "Super D" Thompson knows a thing or two about lifting heavy weights. He earned himself the nickname "Mr. 3000" by being the first human to total 3000lbs in powerlifting back in 2011.
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After flying into Tegucigalpa, Honduras, two other Auburn students and I met up with two students from LSU and five students from Illinois. We then met with our host escort and translator from Honduras Outreach.
We loaded into vehicles and headed east into the Olancho region, which is known as the "cowboy region" by many people in Honduras. After arriving at El Rancho Paraiso in San Esteban, Olancho, Honduras, we settled into our quarters.
The ranch was very nice and we were served three hot meals a day. We slept in clean beds and were near the bathroom and shower. For two weeks we left the ranch every morning at about 7 a.m. to travel to different villages. These villages ranged any where from about 80 people to 500 people in the community. At the villages we treated cats, dogs, horses, cattle, pigs, and a few goats. Most of the treatments were for parasites, but a few wounds and tumors were addressed. We also neutered any animal the people desired to have neutered to control population problems or to get rid of unwanted stallion behavior.
As far as interaction with the people we prayed with the community at the end of the day and helped to repair the roof on the school in one community. We did have a rest day in the middle of the trip and took a hike through the jungle in search of an 80-foot waterfall we never found because of the lack of trails. Also at the end of everyday we played volleyball or kickball back at the ranch. The trip ended with a stay in a very nice hotel the last night in Tegucigalpa.
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Ms. Anne presents programs for little ones.
Just for Babies - Held the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 10:15am; for babies up to 15 months and their caregivers. This infant lapsit is designed for one-on-one interaction between caregiver and baby. Families with multiple children are encouraged to attend Family Storytime.
Family Storytime - Held every Tuesday morning at 11am; for children 16 months - 5 years and their families, though no child will be turned away. For more information on system-wide library storytimes, please go here.
Family Storytime: Donuts for Dads
Tuesday, February 25 @ 11am
The Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library is celebrating dads and grandpas at a special Family Storytime. Dads and grandpas - please join our usual storytime crew for a special storytime honoring you and enjoy stories, crafts, and more with your children or grandchildren. Coffee, donuts, and juice will be served. This special storytime is sponsored by First Southern Bank of Ponte Vedra and the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
St. Johns Reads Event: Dessert & Book Discussion
Tuesday, February 25 @ 3pm
A Land Remembered by Patrick Smith. Everyone is invited to attend to share thoughts and personal interpretations of this classic Florida novel. Dessert and coffee will be provided and new members are always welcome.
Dr. Gerson Yessin Music Series
Tuesday, February 25 @ 6:30pm
Join us this month for a Spring Choral Concert featuring the University of North Florida Chorus, directed by Frank A. Watkins. Doors open at 6pm and seating is limited. This program is made possible by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Yoga with Sharon
Tuesday, February 25 @ 11 am
Increase flexibility, build strength, and decrease stress while engaging in the ancient practice of yoga. Yoga instructor Sharon Sprenger will guide students through various techniques. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing.
Teen Lounge
Tuesday, February 25 @ 3:30pm
Teens are welcome to drop by the meeting room for gaming, painting, crafting, or just hanging out. Guitars and a keyboard are available as well.
St. Johns Reads Event: Teen/Tween Survival Cooking
Tuesday, February 25 @ 6pm
Let's juice it. In honor of the St. Johns Reads Florida-based book A Land Remembered, teens and tweens (Ages 11-18) are invited to learn about and cook with our favorite citrus fruit: oranges. Registration is required. Please call 827-6900 to register.
Adult Crochet Group
Tuesday, February 25 @ 6pm
Adults and teens (Age 14+) are invited to attend the Project Lap Blanket crochet group at the Bartram Trail Branch Library. The group will crochet or knit blankets for cancer patients at area hospitals. All skill levels are welcome. Can't come to any of the meetings? Pick up the crochet pattern at the Reference Desk in the library and crochet the blanket in your spare time. Drop off completed blankets, and any yarn you'd like to donate, during regular library hours.


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Welcome from the Director
Thank you for visiting the Department of Community Engagement at UT Dallas. The focus of our department and the Office of Diversity and Community Engagement is to foster collaborations in our region that increase student diversity at the University and increase college access.
Research shows that individuals who obtain a college education can significantly increase their lifetime earning potential and lead healthier lives. We believe every person can obtain a college education. Our department is committed to helping underrepresented populations pursue an undergraduate or graduate degree at UT Dallas by developing collaborations with community partners including school districts, community colleges, nonprofit organizations and local businesses.
We hope you will visit our website often to learn more about events, opportunities and possible collaborations to help students pursue their college degree.
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K-12 Students Expand Their Horizons at Summer Camps
This summer, UT Dallas offered dozens of camps for K-12 students. The campus visitors explored robotics, chess, basketball, engineering, computer programming, debate and more. The University's summer camps are designed to expose young people to the expertise of faculty and students from the various schools on campus.
Fair Appointed to Serve as VP for Diversity & Community Engagement
Public education advocate Dr. George Fair, who has served as dean of the School of Interdisciplinary Studies since 1994, has been appointed to the position of vice president for diversity and community engagement at The University of Texas at Dallas. Fair said his top priorities include increasing diversity through student recruitment and attracting faculty from historically underrepresented groups.
University Celebrates Achievements in Diversity at Fifth Annual Gala
When graduating senior LaToya Mitchell started at UT Dallas, she dreamed about what her legacy would be. Now, she knows. She was one of the University's first diversity scholars. Mitchell shared her story during the Office of Diversity and Community Engagement Diversity Awards ceremony on April 25.


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Jeff Nimoy is the founder of Sameplate.com, a dating site that pairs you up with other singles with the same food and dieting preferences. Inspired by his quest to find a partner who respects his love for the Paleo Diet, Jeff tells us the process that led to the site's inception and how you can make an easy transition to a healthier lifestyle.
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Natural Bori Curtain
Nice quality curtains
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September 13, 2013
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Just what I was looking for
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Great Buy!
This candle smells amazing. Just as good as the more expensive candles. I wish the size was a little larger but overall a great buy.
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Refreshing!!! Lights up the whole house!
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