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quote:think it's a legitimate hypothesis. If you look at baseball, for instance, the countries where baseball is most popular are the countries that were under the US's sphere of influence (Latin America, Japan). When soccer spread in popularity, the Brits ruled or had a sphere of influence over most of the world. ETA: IMO, The US would be a soccer nation if we had become independent in the 20th century.
quote: Based on the evidence, it seems far more likely that we would be a "Cricket" nation (although probably not because Cricket sucks). In fact, it seems that in comparison to other countries, soccer isn't nearly as popular in British colonies.
quote:so why didn't games like that come to the colonies and develop rules/adopt rules in the 1800s
quote:How did other sports take root in the "states", and it take so long for soccer to catch on?
quote: The same way soccer became huge in Europe- barnstorming teams going on tours to promote the game. Locals see it and want to play too
quote:Baseball sucks balls for any person with some semblance of intelligence
quote:Run of the mill shipyardmen, construction workers, engineers, etc., played it during their free time. shite spread like wildfire, and obviously they told those they were in contact with, of the officialization activities of the infant sport on the isles.
quote:Cause it was a backhanded compliment.
quote:Good comment, except for the cricket sucks comment, unless you´ve extensively played, that´s pretty lame. Baseball sucks balls for any person with some semblance of intelligence, but you must admit, it is fun to play.
quote:Those are really authentic Portuguese, Basque and Spanish names. The British really had a minimal role in spreading football .
quote: It never really took off in some British directly controlled colonies, but other British games did (i.e. rugby in Australia, New Zealand; cricket in South Asia).
quote:Great to play, boring as hell to watch.


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haha favorite album to play while I am playing Skyrim....Probably shouldn't have admitted to that.
My roommate calls it hobo rap.
Im really digging 'Black Jack'
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Thanks for introducing me to them. Really digging it.
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Had no idea Zach Hill was playing in Death Grips. Fuck yes. I will be there.
Zach Hill is the most overrated terrible drummer.
Can't wait. Saw them over the summer and the shit was bananas! New album coming out and you can now get ex-military on vinyl or cassette!!! Definitely top 5 in must sees. It goes it goes it goes it goes it goes
My friend played me Death Grips a few weeks back then a few days later they were added to this line-up
25th May - Curated by ATP
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Death Grips
i have been stumbling across the bill trying to get a feel for what artists i want to check out, this is definitely not one of them.
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07/31 run the jewels the independent
08/09-11 outside lands music festival
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I'm an old guy and a bit jaded because I've been seeing live music since 1970. With so many acts today so heavily produced, I really question the value of many live shows. Listening to what Zach Hill does with Death Grips makes me genuinely excited about seeing them live.
So stoked these guys are repping where i am from! Sacramento!!!
What Zach Hill does in Death Grips is just a pinch of what he can actually do live. Ive seen him do a whole live set on his own and he lead Boredoms play a Boadrum 9 set at ATP! If you like drums and not familiar with it check out the concept of Boadrum...Boadrum 77 was the first to be done I believe!
ahhhh yess thank you based god! Cant wait until this album is out
This is going to own so hard.
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any one trying to get a ticket for death grips at the glasshouse CA?
tickets still are not for sale yet! The show is on april 12, two weeks away!
They are also playing with refused so im wondering if there is a complication of some sort here.
Can rap get any better? Hell no son!!!!
I had no idea Kimbo Slice decided to join a band.
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death grips are on a different level!
i cant wait for what they do next.... amazing
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Hammond Innes Centenary Race - 25 August to 30 August 2013
Final Race Results and Prize Giving
The prizes and trophies of the Hammond Innes Race were awarded by the famous actress Celia Imrie, who was a good friend of Hammond Innes. She took the time to look around each vessel and meet the crews, and was very impressed with the challenge the young people had undertaken. At the prize giving at the Island Sailing Club she delighted the crews with stories of movie sets she'd been on and seemed to really enjoy meeting them.
After taking into account the Time Correction Factor that allows these very different vessels to compete, the final results, with the winner listed first, were:
Jolie Brise
Morning Star
Challenge Wales
Thermopylae Clipper.
Leila and Pegasus decided to retire during the racing but were still awarded a certificate for each crew member, and a set of Hammond Innes novels for the boat library.
The two most coveted trophies went to Jolie Brise and Moosk: Jolie Brise received the Aurora Trophy for winning the race, and Moosk the Richard Langhorn Trophy for the 'Spirit of the Race' which was voted for by all the other crews.
Celia Imrie Jolie Brise with the Aurora Trophy Moosk with the Richard Langhorn Trophy
Full list of results and prizes.
Don't forget that opportunities to sail on these boats exist all year round. Details on this website under 'Sail to Adventure' and 'Find Member Organisations'
Latest update 1900 Thursday 29th August
All vessels have finished racing now. They have now got time to do some sailing (!), exploring, going to the beach, before the prize giving at 1930 Friday evening. Full results will be posted here over the weekend.
Latest update 0930 Thursday 29th August
Most of the vessels have finished now and are in various ports in the Solent, or at anchor. Moosk are still racing, making the best of difficult conditions with very light winds.
Final race positions will only be known once all have finished and have handed in their race declaration forms to race control.
Latest Update 2030 Wednesday 28th August
2 of the vessels in the Hammond Innes Race have finished! Jolie Brise and Challenge Wales crossed the finish line by the Palmerston Forts in the Solent in the late afternoon. Conditions were very challenging today with a hardly any wind, which meant the boats were doing less than 1 knot or were even stopped. The wind has now filled in a little from the southwest and the vessels still racing are making 3 to 4 knots.
Pegasus retired from racing this afternoon and are making their way to Cowes under engine.
Positions for the vessels not tracking at 2000 were:
Leila 50º38 N 00º30 W (about 3 miles behind Morning Star)
Thermopylae Clipper 50º43 N 00º56 W (about 8 miles ahead of Duet, with 8 miles to go)
Most of the boats are expected to finish during the night or early morning.
Latest Update 0900 Wednesday 28th August
The front runners in the Race Fleet have crossed over into the Western Hemisphere. Jolie Brise and Challenge Wales have passed the Meridian and are near Brighton. Positions are on the Race Tracker at the bottom of the page. Positions of vessels not tracking are at 0800:
Leila 50º44 N 0º22 E (approx 2 miles North of Morning Star)
Pegasus 50º42 N 0º20 E *(just ahead/west of Morning Star)
Thermoplyae Clipper 50º43 N 0º13 E (2 miles West of Duet)
Winds this morning are light North-Westerlies but forecast to drop and come round to South Westerlies during the day, which should mean the fleet will need to tack and slow their progress.
Many thanks to Morning Star who are acting as the communication vessel and have phoned these positions through to Race Control.
Latest Update 2100, Tuesday 27th August
For the latest up to date positions, see the race tracker at the bottom of this page. Remember that the position of the vessels does not necessarily indicate who is in the lead, as they are racing to a handicap system to enable vessels of different sizes and types to race on an even footing. Final winners will be announced on Friday in Cowes.
See the Race Tracker for the most up to date positions. Pegasus, Leila and Thermopylae Clipper do not have trackers. Latest positions for these vessels at 2000 BST on Tuesday 27th were:
Leila 51º13 N 01º38 E (about 1 mile East of Morning Star)
Moosk 51º16 N 01º44 E (about 6 miles ENE of Morning Star)
Pegasus 51º13 N 01º36 E (very close to Morning Star)
Thermopylae Clipper 51º11 N 01º34 E (about 6 miles ENE of Jolie Brise)
The wind has eased off to about a Force 2 and there are clear skies. The forecast is for light northerlies that will then turn into southwesterlies in the next 24 hours, which will give the fleet headwinds. Next update tomorrow morning.
Update 0930 Tuesday 27th August
The vessels are now awaiting the start of the race off Harwich. The start is some way out to sea. James Stevens ASTO Chairman was interviewed yesterday on Radio Suffolk, listen to his interview and find out more details about ASTO and the Hammond Innes Centenary Race on
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01dg7jt (about 0915 into the recording)
Good luck to all those taking part!!
Don't forget to watch those vessels who have AIS on the tracker map at the bottom of the page
Update 2100 Monday 26th August
The Race Fleet of 8 Sail Training boats have left Ipswich in a Parade of Sail this afternoon. They are now berthed down river near Harwich, and will start the race to Cowes at 1030 Tuesday morning. Further information will be posted here regularly.
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To celebrate what would have been the 100th birthday of author and ASTO benefactor Hammond Innes (born 15 July 1913), ASTO is organising a special Small Ships Race in 2013. This event will run from Ipswich to Cowes, and will be a part of the Ipswich Maritime Festival. Ralph Hammond Innes lived out the final years of his life in Kersey, only 10 miles from Ipswich.
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In an amazing show of strength and courage, the 2012/2013 Greenewald Chess tournament has concluded. Dad aka: greeney2 fought gallantly beginning at about 11:15pm on December 31, 2012. At 4:30am January 1st, 2013, defeat was imminent. After 4 hard fought games, Junior, Seniors apprentice, came out victorious. At least, for this year.
Don't sell Senior short. The games were hard fought, brutal, bloody and masterfully played. My sister gave Senior a chess book of the chess masters for Christmas, with the tag reading only one line: "Kick his ass, Dad." I kid you not, he studied! And came out aggressive, with new strategies and skills never before seen on the battlefield.
But I will say this: this was the best tournament we have played yet. We will have many battles throughout the next year I am sure, but the question now, is who will reign supreme in the 2013/2014 War of the Ages on chess board.


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* - /" - The College News VOL. XX, No. 18 V BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1934 toIMe "news* mm* PRICE 10 CENTS French Club Gives Superb Performance Le Bar bier de Seville Unites Excellence of Acting With Good Staging DIRECTION IS LAUDABLE The French Club's presentation of Le Barbier de Seville in Goodhart Hall on Saturday night was a superb pefformance in point of action, stag- ing, direction and unity. Le Barbier de Seville is a play of highly typed, diverse characterization, and could therefore easily present the spectacle of a divided group of individuals, each pursuing his own part with determi- nation and indifference to the be- havior of everyone else on the stage. The French Club's performance of the play, however, was so well directed and acted that in "every sense the group worked smoothly and unitedly together^so that no one person at any time seemed better than any other, although all were excellent in their roles. As a result, the play had a degree of professional finish which has been seldom reached on the Bryn Mawr stage. The director, Mile. Maud Rey, is to be congratulated not only on the unity and changes of tempo she man- aged to produce, but on the period authenticity of the acting. The ac- tors' gestures were both completely in character and done in the classic French style. The formal bowing, the combination of every gesture of the hands with an appropriate and styl- ized change of the position of the feet, and the studied, formal grouping of the actors in each scene displayed Mile. Rey's accurate knowledge of cor- rect old French acting. If the mark of a professional play is its skillfull changes in tempo, this presentation of Le Barbier de Seville could have passed muster on almost any profes- sional stage, for the tempo was rapid and interesting whenever Bartholo was on the stage, was slow and deli- cate in the love scenes, and rose to heights of accelerated rapidity in the amusing drunken scene with the Count and in the scene when the Barber shaved Barthelo. (Continued on Face Three) Faculty Decision Dean Manning wishes to an- nounce that the faculty has re- considered the case mentioned in week before last's editorial, and has agreed to abide by its original decision. The reason given is that the student in question was urged to take the German Oral last fall, and since she refused to do so, the fac- ulty does not feel that any ex- ception can be made in her case. Fencing Team Wins Phila. Championship College Team Will Represent Phila. in Amateur Women's Tournament E. SMITH RATES FIRST Varsity Wins Game Against Swcirthmore In their final official games of the season, the Varsity basketball teams defeated Swarthmore by the scores of 29-25 and 34-18. A tied score at the end of the first quarter and a Bryn Mawr lead of only one point at the end of the half, not only indicate the excitement of the game, but perhaps show to some extent the disappointment we felt that a team which began the season with such excellent co-ordination, teamwork^and accuracy, should play its last game with such evident wild- ness and lack of unity. The fact that six personals and three technical fouls were chalked up against Bryn Mawr to Swarthmore's three personals and one technical does not indicate any intentional rough play, but merely shows Varsity's lack of control and actual carelessness of play. Passing was even more ragged than usual, erpecially from the centers to the for- wards, whose inaccurate shooting did not help to improve the general mo- rale of the team. At the end of the third quarter, the line-up was shifted a bit in the hope that the change wonld bring some order into the chaos and it would seem that the shift ac- complished its purpose, for a fourth quarter rally from a score of 25-25 gave Varsity a lead which she man- aged to maintain until the final whistle. On the other hand, we must give most of the credit to the guards, espe- cially to Bridgman, whose intercep- tions and excellent defense against Stubbs really saved the day. Of the whole team, the guards alone, we think, have maintained the high standard which they set at the begin- f Continued on Pure Four) On Thursday, March 15, the Bryn Mawr fencers won the Women's Team Championship of the Philadelphia Division of the Amateur Fencers' League of America, entitling them to represent the district in the National Tournament. It is the first time in many years that the college team has been able to defeat that of the Phila- delphia Sword Club. In addition to the team championship, the Bryn Mawr fencers captured the first two places in the meet for individual scor- ing, Miss Eleanor Smith ranking first and Miss Marianne Gateson, second. Three teams entered the meet, one from Bryn Mawr, one from the Sword Club, and a composite team, made up from Bryn Mawr and Shipley School. The college team consisted of Miss Gateson, Miss Smith, and Miss Man- ship. Gateson captained the team and took all her matches but one, despite the handicap of an injured left wrist that forced her to fence right-handed, as she has not done for two years. Smith won every one of her bouts, her fine form and dexterity showing up beautifully in open competition. Manship lost her first two bouts, but recovered her usual skill in time to win the last four with comparative ease. Miss Brill, Miss Lane, and Miss MacDermott fenced on the Sword Club team. Brill, like Gateson, lost only one bout, but ranked third in the individual placing, because she had eleven touches against her as oppos- ed to ten against Gateson. Lane, of the Sword Club, ranked fourth in in- dividual placing, and MacDermott, sixth. On the composite team fenced Miss Coxe and Miss Berolzheimer, from the College, and Miss Garthwaite, from Shipley School. Coxe won the only bout which this team had to their credit. Mr. Agnew and Mr. Shakspere judged the meet. The following are the official results: Team Bryn Mawr College: 15 victories, and 40 touches against. Sword Club: 11 victories, and 58 touches against. Composite team: 1 victory, and 88 touches against. Individual Miss Smith (B. M. C.): 6 victor- ies, and 10 touches against. Miss Gateson (B. M. C.): 5 vic- tories, and 11 touches against. Miss Brill (S. C.): 5 victories, and 15 touches against. Miss Lane (S. C.): 4 victories, and 17 touches against. Miss Manship (B. M. C.): 4 vic- tories, and 19 touches against. Miss MacDermott (S. C.): 2 vic- tories, and 26 touches against. Miss Coxe (C. T.): 1 victory, and 28 touches against. Miss Berolzheimer (C. T.): 0 vic- tories, and 30 touches against. Miss Garthwaite (C. T.): 0 vic- tories, and 30 touches against Miss Park Announces* Graduate Fellowships --------- r) Single European Scholar Named Instead of Five�Dr. Noether Given Tribute CUM LAUDE LIST READ Speaking in chapel on Friday, Marcfi 16, Miss Park stressed the fact that courses and degrees form only the framework of a college. Over- emphasis upon them leads to dry- ness. To present such a framework as a representative picture of col- lege is incorrect. This skeleton or pat- tern must be rounded out and hu- manized by other kinds of discipline and learning. Clashes of mind, disci- plines of the body, the senses and the will, also play their part in forming the woman who is ready to deal with abstract questions and practical de- vices alike. On such an occasion as the an- nouncement of European and gradu- ate fellowships, everything but the framework of Bryn Mawr College must necessarily be excluded and in- telligence must be dwelt upon to the exclusion of other .qualities, which arc taken for granted. The first graduate European Fel- lowships were presented in the first six years of the college. The Fanny Bullock Workman Fellowship was founded by the will of Mrs. Work- man, at both Radcliffe and firyn Mawr, for purposes of travel. Mrs. Workman was one of the most ro- mantic of Victorian women. She was a mountain-climber and a scientist, as well as being profoundly interested in education. This fellowship, which is of the value of $1,000, has been awarded seven times. The Mary Eliz- abeth Garrett European Fellowship, of the value of $P,000, awarded annu- ally for excellence in scholarship, has been held 40 times in different depart- ments. The Fanny Bullock Workman Fel- low for 1934-35 is Maude M. Frame, of Philadelphia. Miss Frame took her A.B. at the University of Penn- sylvania in 1927. She was a reader in Philosophy and a Graduate Stu- dent at Bryn Mawr College, 1928-30, 1931-34, and a Scholar in Philosophy, 1930-31. She has chosen the subject for her thesis from the departments of both Philosophy and History of Art. Her subject is the conception of space and its relationship in Ital- ian Rennaissance Painters. The flTary E. Garrett European Fel- lowship is to be held next year by Emma Hope Broome, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1927; M.A., Bryn Mawr College, 1932; Scholar in Latin, Bryn Mawr College, 1931-32; Holder of Fellowship in Biblical Literature from Bryn Mawr College, 1932-33 (fellowship used at the University of Chicago), and Fellow in Biblical Lit- erature, Bryn Mawr College, 1933-34. Miss Broome, also, has studied in two departments�Latin and Biblical Lit- erature. She can contribute to her study a knowledge of the Roman Em- pire and an unusual background in the Syriac and in the Semitic lan- guages. She will work under Profes- sor Burkitt, at Cambridge, where she will investigate the sources of Peshit- ta, the accepted translation of all branches of the Syriac-speaking church. Only one European scholar, instead of the five usually admitted, will enter Bryn Mawr College next year. Olga Taussky, of Czechoslovakia, has been selected. Miss Taussky studied at the Universities of Zurich and Vienna. She took her Ph.D. degree at the Uni- versity of Vienna, 1930, was assistant in the Department of Mathematics, University of Gottingen, 1931-32, and is now collaborating in the publica- tion of the edition of Hilbert's works. Miss Taussky was chosen with the aid of Dr. Emmy Noether. Dr. Noe- ther, who is the greatest woman math- ematician in Europe or America, is now resident at the college and will be here next year. To afford oppor- tunities for the very advanced study offered by Dr. Noether, an additional (Continued on P��� SUJ News Elections The Editorial Board of the College News announces the fol- lowing elections for the coming year: Editqr-in-Cheif � Geraldine Rhoads. Copy Editor � Diana Tate- Smith. The following new members were added to the board: Allin- son, L. Brown, Fisher, Goodhart, Lyle, Marbury and Rose. Mr. Hopkinson Talks on Art Appreciation Thursday afternoon in the Com- mon Room an attentive audience was given by Mr. Charles Hopkin- son, famous portrait painter, an ac- count of what passes through the mind of an artist when he looks at a picture. The layman, if able to perceive things taken from the visible world in a painting, enjoys the picture for the associations roused by it; the artist improves upon that habit of mind by enjoying a painting for the associa- tion, but also for a great deal more, for composition, form and color. It is these latter constituents of a pic- ture that he has in mind when creat- ing his own work and it is to them that he looks for the intrinsic value of a work of art.-------------- The composition of a picture should be enjoyed in the same manner as music, as something not connected with the visible world; or again, in the same manner as architecture, an ait appreciated for the abstract ele- ments of direction of planes, thrust and proportion. The feeling of form in space, the three dimensional aspect of a picture should be produced in the simplest way possible. The sense of depth which the artist strives for i-* not the depth of a mirrored imajrc, but the space relation of a world cre- ated by the artist himself; and if the distortions are consistent, the picture will exist in its own world, far more interesting than the visible world. The painter thus starts off with his own concept of reality and uses only material objects, such as trees, figures and terrain, as points for the eye to (Continued on Pace Four) Bryn Mawr Swimmers Conquer Swarthmore Backstroke Record is Broken With 31.4 in First Meet Off-Campus DIVING IS EXCELLENT At three-thirty on Friday after- noon, the VarSity swimming team, accompanied by a sizable cheering sec- tion, wended its way grimly over the hills to Swarthmore for its first off- campus meet. At six o'clock the bus loaded with its hilarious crew sped homeward after winning a most excit- ing meet, 49-35. Varsity, in carrying off six of the nine events and in breaking the col- lege record for the 400-yard back stroke event in a strange and com- paratively slow pool, confirmed the opinion that it is one of the best teams we have had in many a season. In the first event, the 80-yard free style, Swarthmore led over the first three laps, but on the last turn, Dan- iels and VanVechten made a final spurt to take first and second places, respectively, with Heathcote* of Swarthmore, coming in third. Woodward took an immediate lead in f/he. 40-yard back stroke event to break Duncan's record made in the Interclass meet by clocking 31.4 sec- onds, with Huntington taking second and Porfher third place. In the medley relay, Bryn Mawr was behind in the side and breast strokes, but Hemphill took the lead on the trudgeon, and Wylie kept it in the crawl to win the event in 54.2 seconds. Whiting was the favorite in the crawl for form, but met keen competi- tion from Keyes, of Swarthmore, who took second place, and was only .5 of a point behind with a total of 22 out of a possible thirty. In the breast stroke event, the field was pretty well bunched on the first lap, but Waldemeyer made a beauti- ful turn to take the lead down the !�i�t lap and first place in 32.2 sec- onds. (Continued on PaRe- Three) Haverford Foils Bryn Mawr in Tag Game; Basketball Enlivened by Hurdles and Songs On Monday afternoon, March 19, Bryn Mawr's Varsity went down to its second defeat of the season in a hard-fought game with Haverf ord College's basketball team* After a false start which netted Varsity an uncounted two points because of the Haverford desire for forwards to play against forwards, the game got un- der way. Bryn Mawr started off with Boyd scoring a nice shot amid roars from Haverford's supporters. Flac- cus countered with a long shot, pre- ceded by a game of tag with his guard, Who viewed his success from a sitting position on the floor. Odd as it may seem, soon after these ini- tial efforts, Bryn Mawr committed the first foul, when Lamed attempt- ed to hurdle her opponent as the best way to get around him. Haverford kept right on Varsity's heels, both literally and actually, as the score mounted little by little until at quarter time it stood at 10-8 in favor of Bryn Mawr. A flock of substiutes came in for both sides and the battle continued. The Scarlet and Black tried some fancy shots and passes, some of which fell into Var- sity's hands, others in the basket; and one had a miraculous escape from a trip through the window! When half- time came Bryn Mawr was on the long end of a 15-14 score. The Haverford cohorts indulged in several cheers and songs, one or two of which we recognized as having been heard in these parts before. The rendition of "Come Cheer For Our College" was especially gallant, we thought. With the men's rules in force, we expected to see a general roughhouse, for we had_ heard something about Haverford's new underhand system of passing and it sounded quite sinister, yet all went well, although it cannot be denied that the Scarlet and Black shooters showed Varsity several tricks which may be useful against the Fac- ulty. During this quarter Varsity showed some hesitancy about using the privilege of bouncing the ball in- definitely. Meirs at center did avail herself of the chance to try "for the basket, but unfortunately she met with no success. She made up for it with good play at center, in spite of a momentary protest at the small size of her opponent at the start of the second half. Bridgman did good work at guard during this period, but we wondered that she didn't grow dizzy trying to keep her eye on her elusive opponent. Altogether we must admit that the third quarter was not a great success from the point of view of the Bryn Mawr score. A paltry two points was the sole product of eight minutes of frenzied activity dur- ing which Haverford rang up thir- teen points to bring the total to 27-17. In the final period the game re- verted to girls' rules. This did not phase the Haverfordians very much, for, although Varsity put in several baskets, the Scarlet lorwaras non- chalantly pushed in a couple of shots with what seemed almost infinite ease, while missing quite a few more in much the same style. The Haverford lead proved, nevertheless, to be insur- mountable and the game ended with the score, 31-26. The game was not a complete loss. Although Varsity did meet its second defeat, several valuable pointers were^ picked which will undoubtedly be stored up for use against the Faculty. So, as we say- farewell to Haverford's victorious team, we close in the same breath with a warning to our next opponents. May the Faculty beware!
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the knob wrote:cprice12 wrote:Also, we'll be having another contest (we're not sure what yet) in the near future to give away a pair of Blues tickets!
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:* �*~. The college News VOL. XL, NO. 5 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1943 Cuprri �hi. TnmiH of Bryn M�wr C�ll�g�. 1043 PRICE 10 CENTS Russell Explains Perception's Link To Physical Laws Interaction of Observation Theory Induces Law Of Physics Goodhart, October 26, 1943.� The transition from the realm of "common sense" percepts to the realm of physical laws was dis- cussed by Bertrand Russell' in his lecture on "Perception and Causal- ity" last Tuesday. He dealt with the geometry of space and time" where an ordered relative was giv- e nand discussed contiguity and compresence in relation to this subject. Physics maintain certain "com- mon sense" assumptions, he point- ed out, and physical laws are de- rived from the interaction of ob- servation and theory. Perceived relations of objects often corres- pond to their physical relations. Mr. Russell exemplified this in the case of the heavenly bodies. When considered as they appear, two co- ordinates are needed to locate them in the visual field, but a third is required to locate them in their distance from the earth. This Continued on Page 4 Underlying Precepts Of Chinese Religions Interpreted by Chan Goodhart, October 23. The three religions of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism are now followed in China as parallel or conflicting re- ligions, but as one folk religion which combines and overshadows Buddhism and Taoism and ante- dates Confucianism. The underly- ing principles of this folk religion were explained by Mr. Wing-Tsit Chan in his third lecture on Chin- ese culture entitled "Heaven and Man in Chinese Religion." Chinese religious life is com- posed of two levels�that of the ignorant and that of the enlight- ened. Since the faith of the ig- norant is based on primitive be- liefs, it is destined to decline, so Mr. Chan dealt only with the faith of the enlightened. Its fundamen- tal precepts are that religion is a sanction of ethics, that it consists in fulfillment of human nature and that religion is a realization of natural reason. Because religion is a sanction of ethics, said Mr. Chan, heaven is believed to guarantee moral law. The Chinese, therefore, be- lieve that they will receive punish- ment or reward from heaven im- mediately after an act and not in the next world. The ritual of sac- rifice to ancestors and spirits has been perfected under this principle. Such worship extends human re- lationships by developing respect for humanity; and this extension is the essence of religion. Sacrifice to ancestors is important because it makes man remember his origin and that his purpose is to serve heaven and earth, thereby engen- dering esteem for government. This emphasis on ethics is the rea- son for the lack of interest in theology and the connection of re- ligion with secret societies. Weird Manipulations of English Language Produce Daluistic Boners on Spanish Orals By Alison Merrill, '45 The odd and assorted knowledge of a college student and her weird manipulation of the English lan- guage are a continual source of amazement to the reading commit- tee for those dreaded ordeals, the Orals. This fall's Spanish Oral yielded bits of futuristic thinking reminiscent of Dali, an unbeliev- able ignorance of slang, a certain aptitude for coining words, and wild, wild imaginings. The greatest difficulty on the Spanish Oral seemed to come from the English word flapper, distinct- ly underlined. One frustrated as- pirant spent all-too-many of her precious minutes searching for the word in the Spanish dictionary, convinced that it was an obscure, archaic foreign noun. Another equally confused candidate defined a flapper as a "young bug." A poor gentleman named Hum- bert, "un periodista antipatico," was described as a "periodic anti- pathetic," and whatever a "periodic antipathetic" may be, we leave to you. Humbert may also be a "col- Racial Discrimination Discussed by Thomas At Student Assembly Philadelphia, October 24�"Op pose the Japanese-American situ- ation on the West Coast, and post- war military conscription if you wish to preserve civil liberties," urged Norman Thomas, discussing Civil Liberties in America, in his address to the Students' Town Meeting of Philadelphia at Amal- gamated Center, 2115 South Street, on Saturday afternoon. Stressing the violation of the Bill of Rights in the President's Executive Order of February 19, 1942, forcing evacuation of all Japanese-Americans from the west coast, Thomas stated that this order "is a complete denial of Continued on Page 3 210 Bryn Mawrites Asked to Give Blood Continued on Page i Common Room, October 20:� Under the auspices of the War Al- liance, Donald Lippincott of the American Field Service and Mrs. Evans of the Speakers Bureau of the Main Line Red Cross spoke about blood donation last Wednes- day evening in connection with Bryn Mawr donation day, Novem- ber 13. Telling his own experiences in the American Field Service, Mr. Lippincott described the dire ne- cessity for the dried blood plasma in the combat area. Mrs. Evans told the details of blood doning work. For the week of November sixth to thirteenth, the Red Cross Blood Donation Service will be given over to the village of Bryn Mawr, with the last day, the thirteenth, assigned to Bryn Mawr College. If it is not possible to come Saturday, ap- pointments can be made for an- other day in this week. Any girl over eighteen can make an appoint- ment for the blood doning, but if between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one, she must get a writ- ten consent slip from her parents or guardian. Bryn Mawr College has guaranteed at least 210 girls but expects more than that to come. umnist with antipathies." Like Westbrook Pegler, perhaps? There was great confusion over a girl of Paris who had just tak- en out an overcoat (sacarte el ga� ban) which she had already rele- gated to the bottom of the closet among the bottles of camphor. In one misguided version, this girl had put "bolts in the bottom of the armory." Or, in a faintly Dali- istic manner, she had "searched for the clock I had already regu- lated among the bottles at the bottom of the closet." Apparently there was some trouble with the lighting in the same passage, for one poor female, confronted with "yo no podia ver- me para peinarme," reported, "I could not see to give myself a pain." Less barbarically inclined, another said, "I couldn't see to paint myself." Calendar Friday. October 29 Bertrand Russell, Induction and Analogy, Goodhart Hall, 8:15. Saturday, October 30 Wing-Tsit Chan, The Chinese Attitude Towards Science, Goodhart Hall, 8:30. Sunday, October 31 R. W. Erdman Harris, Music Room, -7:30. Tuesday, October 2 Mr. Herben, Current Events, Common Room, 8:15. Wednesday, October 3 Wing-Tsit Chan, China Be- tween the East and West, Goodhart, 8:30. Lanterns Exchanged In Traditional Ritual The Cloisters, October 22:� Threatening skies and impending rain did not prevent Bryn Mawr's Lantern Night ceremony from taking place on the traditional third Friday in October. The Clois- ter parapets were crowded with upperclassmen and guests, who as- sembled to watch the Sophomores hand green lanterns to the Fresh- men. Few changes were made in the form of the ceremony. A group of 40 Freshmen were chosen to form a choir. These marched through the center arch after the others had gone out the side arch- es�the reverse of the pattern fol- lowed last year. The Freshmen firmly established their reputation as a highly musi- cal class by their moving rendition of "Sophias Philai" and later of "Loch Lomond" under Pembroke Arch. The fact that each Freshman did receive a green lantern is a re- sult of hard work and chance, for since the war lanterns have be- come unprocurable. Alumnae rose to the occasion by forfeiting six or seven. Last year's Seniors con- tributed 65, and many undergrad- uates donated theirs. Mr. Chan Advocates Increased Knowledge Of Foreign Countries By April Oureler, '46 "It is inevitable that the view- point of the American student will be broadened to include the whole world," said Mr. Wing-Tsit Chan, when asked his opinion of the general idea of an Interna- tional University. "Your present system of education has degener- ated into trivialities. When I see a Boston institution giving a whole year's course in gift-making �even when I see a whole year spent on the Victorian period of English poetry�I cannot see how you can ever expect to reach a broad enough outlook to be able to establish a world understand- ing." Analogy Accepting the analogy of China as a seventy-year-old man, exper- ienced but with much still to learn, of Europe as middle-aged, and still discontented, and America as an upstart and a young scientific genius, Mr. Chan pointed out that it is still possible to establish be- tween them a common meeting ground. Men of all ages can lis- ten to a concert, and although each hears with different ears, and each has a different appreciation of it, there is still a common en- joyment. Each can be educated to understand the other equally well in political matters. "After all," said Mr. Chan, "there can be Continued on Page 3 Council Proposes Common Treasury For Organizations Associations Retain Separate Budget Under One Joint Treasurer Denbigh Team Triumphs in Hockey Contest As Rhoads' Cheerers Battle Bravely to End By Carol Ballard, '45 - All roads lead from Rhoads when Jessie Stone gets her cheerleaders organized and Denbigh is the op- ponent. On Sunday afternoon the paths to the hockey field swarmed with Rhoads boosters, forming a long line that might have looked like some giant snake to a poor herpetologist trapped in Taylor Tower, and proclaiming their al- legiance with huge letters pinned on their backs. The on-lookers thronged the banks, their numbers swelled by male fans who wanted to know what this game of- field hockey was all about. The sartorial splendor of the crowd, dressed as it was in cap and gown, was too much for one camera addict who turned his back on the field where a life and death struggle was be- ing decided, and insisted on taking pictures of the cheering section. The waving of colored banners by the Rhoads well-wishers added to the excitment. One such banner consisted of a stuffed pair of light blue bloomers with a pair of black stockings attached, kicking garish- ly in the breeze. Black and blue, the Rhoads colors, had been picked with an eye for the very realistic results of the game. The playing was quite as spirited as the cheering. The fact that the ball was controlled for the most part by Denbigh, who made 5 goals to Rhoads' 3, was explained quite satisfactorily by one Rhoads' mem- ber who said, "It's those people who have no respect for nation- ality, people who come from othep halls to play for Denbigh. Rhoads was proud of the lack of extran- eous matter on its team. Denbigh lay the claim of their 5-3 victory to the fact that Andrew Alan Grant was rooting for them. So even the wailing and moaning and tearing of hair in the Rhoads' cheering section could not save the day. A plan for a common treasury for Self-Gov, War Alliance, Un- dergrad and the League will be submitted by the Undergraduate Council to the college. The pur- pose of the change is to attain more efficiency and integration. Each organization will have a separate budget administered by a single treasurer. Under the new plan, the man- agement of funds will be made easier by eliminating the ineffic- iencies and difficulties' of loans from one organization to another. The distribution of dues on Pay Day will be more even, coming on either the first three, or all Pay Days. It is hoped that dues will be reduced by this method. At present they are estimated at 50 cents per person for Self-Gov, $1.50 for the Alliance, $3.50 for Undergrad. The Athletic Associa- tion and the League are to con- tinue with separate accounts, but the latter will come under the common treasury next year. Allotments According to the proposed plan each organization presents a bud- get at the beginning of the year, and is alloted a certain amount of money from the common fund. If at any time an organization finds that it needs more, the Council will be consulted about the prob- lem, the decision resting with them. The treasurer, nominated this year by the Council and a nominating committee from the Junior class, is to be elected by the college. If the plan goes into effect a Sophomore nominating committee will select candidates- each spring. The present treasur- ers of each organization will be- come Sophomore representatives of the boards and the secretaries will deal with the bills and pre- sent them to the common treas- ury. If discussion in the halls leads to approval of the plan it will go into effect tentatively for this year. Because of the difficulty of drafting such a proposal into the constitutions for each organiza- tion, the plan cannot be made per- manent until voted on next spring after a trial period. Defense We want to help, but � our hands are tied. Lend or rent us your sewing machine so that we can make kit bags for the Red Cross! Please contact Ellen Ustick, Pembroke West. 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orangetom1999 wrote:line a....terrifying hell for non adherents in the aferlife.
Wow!!! Anyone knowing any Bible at all knows this applies to adherents as well as non adherents. But many ...even those who claim Belief...get it backwards. For Believers on meat and not milk..know that they deserve hell and damnation as well as anyone..and are not guaranteed that they will go to Salvation. Their Salvation is up to the Lord..not to them.
Interesting to me to see someone of logic and reason get it so wrong when they have obviously read more of the Word than many on these threads and specialize in trying to use/misuse it on others in confusion.
Um, where did I say that adherents would definitely not go to hell?
I didn't, so before you claim an error on my part you should read and think about what I actually wrote
While it is possible that an adherent may go to hell, it is clear that a non-adherent, according to the Bible, stands no chance, so it is a statement that you shall believe or face the consequences - a very good tactic for getting people on board.
orangetom1999 wrote:There is no such instruction to spread "The Word" through force and intimidation. "The Word" is spread through the Holy Spirit putting a good conscience towards God into a individual....to where they search out more of "The Word". Also they are brought before people who can teach them in process of time about " The Word" and how it applies in our daily lives.
I never said there was an instruction to spread the word through force. Do you have reading difficulties?
Force and intimidation has certainly been a part of the history of the major religions of today.
orangetom1999 wrote:line c...teaching/brainwshing your children with the same beliefs
This as compared to planting ones children in front of a television and movie screen many many hours a day ..or video games. A public school education. What religion is this one???The religion of the flesh?? For it is obviously a very devout belief system since it is so prevalent.
Brainwashing is brainwashing, regardless of what we may compare it to - nice try at dodging the issue though. Noted.