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It's now day 5687 of the Great American Idol Judge Watch 2012 -- or something like that -- and news on the street (TMZ) is that the show is running out of time to get their judging deals signed, sealed, and delivered.
According to TMZ, the show is scheduled to begin their "on-air auditions in New York City in 2 weeks, and only one judge has signed a deal."
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Nicki Minaj and Keith Urban are still the judging front runners but so far haven't fully committed and haven't signed anything.
According to the gossip site, the Idol bosses want four judges this year because they don't think two women and one guy judging would work very well, but they haven't actually picked a fourth judge yet.
Randy Jackson will move on to being a mentor on the show, but he hasn't signed a new contract either.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Having spent the better portion of their history swiping minor leaguers from other, more talent-laden organizations through the Rule 5 draft, the Nationals now are finding out what it's like to have their own prospects plucked away.
The Nationals lost two players this morning in the major-league portion of the annual event that closes the Winter Meetings: left-hander Danny Rosenbaum (who went to the Rockies) and second baseman Jeff Kobernus (who went to the Red Sox).
The Nationals then lost left-hander Jack McGeary (Red Sox) and right-hander Hector Nelo (Dodgers) during the Class AAA portion of the draft.
The club didn't select anyone in any of the draft's three rounds.
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CANNES, France — The Twenties are roaring again.
Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" opened the Cannes Film Festival here last week and on Thursday, "Opium," a small-budget musical film about artist Jean Cocteau, set in Paris in the Twenties, will premiere here in the Cannes Classics section as part of a special event marking the 50th anniversary of Cocteau's death. A restored version of Cocteau's "La Belle et la Bête" ("Beauty and the Beast"), originally released in 1946, will also be screened.
Co-financed by Pierre Bergè, who is the executor of Cocteau's estate, "Opium" was directed by Arielle Dombasle who, in the spirit of Cocteau, tapped her close circle of bohemian artist pals to bring the creative project to life. They include a colorful cast of personalities from Paris' fashion scene, such as Marisa Berenson, who plays eccentric fashion muse Marchesa Casati; model-cum-actress Audrey Marnay, who incarnates Coco Chanel; musician and journalist Ariel Wizman, who plays Tristan Tzara; and stylist Catherine Baba, who plays the owner of an opium den.
Grégoire Colin, a French actor, producer, screenwriter and director, plays the lead role.
Designer Vincent Darré is the film's artistic director, with Lanvin's accessories designer, Elie Top, behind the Cocteau-esque graphics and drawings used in the film, mainly in black and white segments evoking dreams and visions. Darré collaborator Fleur Deméry was in charge of the costumes, which include a lot of pieces from Darré's personal vintage collection.
"It's like a magnetic field, bit by bit a constellation of admirers of Cocteau were drawn to the project…What was fundamental is that it has nothing to do with conformity or marketing. It is a film of passion, poetry and cinematography," said Dombasle, who also stars in "Opium."
Her past directorial efforts include "Paradise Calling," released in the late Eighties, and the documentary "La Traversée du Désir," in 2009. For the movie's premiere, Dombasle will mount the red carpet of the Palais des Festivals here in a custom creation by Darré, accessorized with Lanvin jewelry.
Employing Cocteau texts, including 14 of his poems set to music, the film centers on the rumored love affair between Cocteau and French author Raymond Radiguet, whose untimely death at the age of 20 after eating a poisoned oyster is said to have triggered Cocteau's addiction to opium.
Designed to capture the spirit of Cocteau's universe, rather than play out as a traditional biopic, "Opium" echoes the fragmented nature of Cocteau's 1930 work "Opium, the Diary of his Cure," which the artist penned during a stint in rehab.
"It's a bric-a-brac of poems, lines, stories related to his life or his friends; it's neither a novel, nor a play, nor poetry, but a mix of all those things," said the film's producer, François Margolin, whose other producer credits include the acclaimed "Flight of the Red Balloon."
Margolin also wrote the voice-over for "Opium," which is used to link the film's disparate scenes, and worked on the film's montage. He sees Cocteau as the Andy Warhol of his day. "He was surrounded by this incredible group of people, he was a king of the night scene, but also an artist, writer, filmmaker," he marveled.
"Opium" was shot over the past five months in a number of Cocteau's old haunts, such as Paris' Hôtel Raphaël, the Musée Grévin, the Passage des Panoramas, and a passageway of artist ateliers in Montparnasse. Scenes were also filmed in the city's Musée des Arts Forains (Museum of Fairground Arts).
French musician Philippe Eveno headed up the film's musical component, with broad inspirations ranging from French pianist Erik Satie to The Velvet Underground. Berenson performs in one of the film's key scenes based in Le Boeuf sur le Toit (The Ox on the Roof), a mythic Paris brasserie frequented by Cocteau.
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As birthday gifts go, this one is going to be hard to top.
Philadelphia Phillies' slugging first baseman Ryan Howard got a terrific surprise Nov. 19 when his fiancé Krystle Campbell arranged a trip to Cooperstown for his 33rd birthday.
Howard experienced his first visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum on Monday, making a five-hour trip from Philadelphia to Central New York that Campbell had arranged weeks in advance. Monday was Howard's 33rd birthday, and it was clear that his future wife had a special day planned.
Howard, however, had no idea where they were going.
"I'm riding along and all of a sudden I saw signs for Oneonta," said Howard of the city located about 30 minutes south of Cooperstown. "I had played there in the New York-Penn League (for Batavia) in 2001 when I was in the minors, so I knew about where we were. But I had no idea we were so close to the Hall of Fame."
But Howard has been close to the Hall of Fame – inside the walls, actually – for some time. He has generously donated several artifacts to the Museum over the years, including a Phillies road jersey he wore during his 2006 National League Most Valuable Player season and a bat he used to hit two home runs in Game 4 of the 2008 World Series.
Both artifacts are currently on display in the Phillies' exhibit in Today's Game, the Museum's showcase for current players and teams.
"Every kid wants to grow up to play baseball, then to win the World Series and some day make the Hall of Fame," Howard said. "Just to see my bat and jersey – to see all the history here – it's awesome."
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Starring Kang So Ra and Jung Jin WoonThe follow-up to the 2011 smash hit Dream High , Dream High 2 boasts an (almost) all-new cast, but with the same music-and-dream centered story that made the first show so addictive. In Dream High 2 the beloved arts school has fallen on hard financial times and a famous entertainment company is attempting to buy it out. When three talented girls who have formed a group called HershE transfer to Kirin, they wind up teaming up with—or sometimes competing against—one of Kirin's boy groups. Lian dreams of becoming a famous actress, while Nana has an extraordinary voice but is haunted by her past. Ailee is a talented but airheaded performer. Meanwhile, Shin Hye Sung, who has her own set of musical skills, clashes with bad-boy Jin Yoo Jin, who dreams of becoming a rock star. Shenanigans, musical battles, competitions, and unexpected teamwork return in Dream High 2 bringing the same magic as the first. Prepare to watch the romantic and musical sparks fly!
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PhoBlograpHusband: "What do you want to do for our [second] anniversary [on June 5]?"
Blogtender: "Let's, like — let's go out and see Montreal, some part of the city we keep saying we should see but haven't yet. Not anything too crazy, obvs [because I'm seven months pregnant] but something different."
PhoBlograpHusband: "Yeah, we need to get off our couch this summer."
Two nights ago:
Blogtender: "You know what I really want to do for our anniversary? I want to make cocktails and eat junk food and watch TV. On our couch."
Ah, yes, while I believe the traditional second-anniversary gift is something like clocks or coffee or leather, chez Lorre it was a much more sublime trifecta. Smiley face-shaped chicken tenders and Mad Men (we just subscribed to this season on iTunes, NO SPOILERS LA LA LA LA) and, among other libations, this Lemon Raspberry Mint Ouzo-Ade.
This is my second in what will hopefully turn out to be a long and languid series of posts about what to do with ouzo. I swear, Jesus sneaks into my liquor cabinet when I'm not looking and blesses my ouzo stash, because no matter how much I pour the stuff I can't seem to make a dent in it. And as I've said before, my natural inclination is to not want to make a dent in it. It's not my favorite liqueur.
But I had pulled a recipe from Martha Stewart for Lemon Ouzo-Ade, which necessitated making your own lemon simple syrup (steeping with zest) in addition to freshly squeezed lemon juice. We tried cheating this with an organic lemonade Sean had picked up on sale at the supermarket (it's really good and light and not syrupy; I've been drinking it straight all day), first going with equal parts arak* and lemonade.
Blech. See, this is what I can't stand about ouzo (arak, whatever), it's sooo overpowering. It takes over a glass like nobody's business. It's not necessarily strong in alcohol-y-ness but it's way too much flavor-wise. Where does ouzo get off?
Luckily, raspberries were also on sale this week, and we're back to buying (hopefully soon growing) mint now that it's summer again. All that in addition to the lemon put up enough of a fight against the ouzo flavor that it finally backed down and agreed to play nice. The resulting ade possessed a nice, rounded coalition of tastes. All the flavors came through on their own, distinct merits while meshing at the same time.
We also got one more thing "accomplished" yesterday: Finished our little happy-hour patio in the backyard. Another traditional second-anniversary gift is his-and-hers green and blue spray paint…
Lemon Raspberry Mint Ouzo-Ade
(Loosely inspired by this Martha Stewart recipe)
2 ounces Arak Razzouk
At least 4 ounces Santa Cruz Organic Lemonade
Small handful of fresh mint leaves, plus a sprig for garnish
About 3 large raspberries
Pinch of granulated sugar
Muddle mint and raspberry in the bottom of a Mason jar, first sprinkling sugar on them to act as an abrasive. Fill with ice cubes and add arak (or ouzo; see Tasting Notes); fill with lemonade. Garnish with a fresh mint sprig.
Tasting Notes
*The Ouzo/Arak Refresher Course: Ouzo is a Greek aperitif flavored with anise. Arak is basically the Lebanese name for the same liqueur. I use them interchangeably in cocktail-making. Arak's usually a little cheaper, if harder to find.


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^m ____ r The College News VOL. XXI, No, BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1934 - -t�____________ opyrlght BRYN MAWR �OLLKUK NKWS, 1934 PRICE 10 CEN'IS Nature Is Subject of Chinese Painting George Rowley Discusses Area Design, Life Rhythm, Use of. Suggestion TAO IS THE INFINITE Goodhart, December 3. In a lecture on Chinese painting? Mr. George Rowley, Professor of Art and Archaeology and Curator of Far Eastern Art at Princeton Col- lege, answered clearly and sympathet- ically the riddle: "What makes a painting Chinese?" Everyone can rec- ognize the race of a work of art sim- ply by instinct. But in precisely what characteristics this work of art shows evidence of its race is a difficult ques- tion. * The answer lies in the Oriental con- ception of nature. We of the West- ern world have no such conception and can barely understand it. We look at the world in three ways�meta- physically, scientifically, and religious- ly. In all these ways, nature is seen as external to man. Even in religion, although nature and men are related through being alike the handiwork of God, men are special creatures, dis- tinct from nature, dominating it, and imposing their point of view upon it. The Chinese begin with nature, not humanity. The absolute for them is not conceivable in terms of human personality, as are our gods, but is thought to be the principles of nature. Like all races, the Chinese feel the need for a direct relationship between them and the deity, but this need is easily satisfied by ancestor worship. Nature is conceived as the infinite and absolute, and this conception of it is called Tao. When a Chinese poet wrote of Tao, he named it vague and impalpable, yet holding form and prin- ciple: the mystery of mysteries: the gate of all spirituality, invisible to all save those free from sin and pas- sion. The Chinese painter attempts to paint the Tao. In Western countries, Continued on Page Four Vacation Cruise Contest A strictly educational non-commer- cial foundation for the interpretation of foreign cultures, the Bureau of University Travel, is offering a Prize Vacation Cruise and Tour to the un- dergraduate who shall present, in ac- cord with certain requirements, the best study of the Educational Values in Travel. This contest has been opened because the Bureau's Trustee Committee on Educational Policy and for Academic Contacts wishes to find out what students expect and desire from travel in the way of educational values, to supplement those gained al colleges and at universities. Any eligible contestant must hav received the approval of a college ad viscr, and must present her applica tion to the Bureau before March 15, 1935. The successful contestant is as- sured the Cruise from New York to New York without financial obliga- tions, i' The itinerary is as follows: June 27�Sail from New York. July 3�Southampton�transfer t<> S. S. City of London (privately char- tered by the Bureau of University Travel for its 1935 Western Mediter- ranean Cruise). Cruise July 6, Santiago de Compastella; July 7, Lisbon; July 8, Cadiz; July 9, Seville; July 10, Tangiers, Gibraltar; July 11, Malaga, Granada; July 13, Valencia, Saguntum; July 14, Tarra- gona; July 15, Barcelona; July 16, Palma de Mallorca; July 17, to Naples. Tour July 18, Naples; July 19, Pompeii; July 20, Amain, Capri; July 20-27. R/ome; July 28, Orvieto, San Grimig- nano; July 29, Siena; July 30-August 4, Florence; August 5-8, Venice; Au- gust 9-10, Milan; August 10 � to Genoa or Cherbourg for return sail- ing to New York. Application blanks with instruc- tions may be secured by applying to Vacation Cruise Contest, Bureau of University Travel, Newton, Mass. Mile. Gatfand Reviews Sacha Guitry Plays Common Room, November 20. Mile. Galland, at the French Club tea, gave a talk about Sacha Guitry's life, illustrated by charmingly read bits from his works. Sacha Guitry is one of the best actors in France, as well as one of the most popular play- wrights. His father, Lucien Guitry, played in almost all the great French plays before the War. Sacha, him- self, had a very troubled childhood which he describes in his entertaining Memoirs. He was brought up by Do- minican monks, who took him in be- cause of his father's reputation and family, even though Lucien Guitry was an actor, and was, in addition, di- vorced from his wife. Sacha, in fact, tried his best to be expelled from school. He even told the abbot that ho did not believe in God. "Well then," said the abbot, "you are to serve at mass." Sacha Guitry's plays are light, but not so light as they appear at first. He is tolerant, although his tolerance is cynical and a little hard. He repro- duces in his plays not only the Pari- sian scenes that he knows so well, bu even autobiographical sketches from his private life. His plays are so much like real life that their plots are usually very slight. It seems inconceivable that he can Continued on Page Four v Novel Is Germinated in Fantasy, Reverie Bernard de Voto Says Solution of Chief Difficulties Is Often Unconscious CONVENTION INTRICATE Marriner ^Lectures on Brahms, Franck Deanery, November 25. "I'm going to talk shop," said Mr. Bernard de Voto, "knowing it inter- ests me, and hoping and praying it will interest someone else." Having come in ignorance of his title subject, Problems of the Present-Day Novelist, Mr. de Voto remarked that he would have found it quite loose enough for his usual speech, if he had had a usual speech. "Talking shop" includ- ed a description of the births of nov- els, explanations of literary conven- tions, and a discussion of literary con- ventions. "Writers incurably and insatiably talk shop�they don't as incurably and insatiably talk sense." There are no pseudo-liars, few pseudo-doctors; and there are organizations to prevent those few from talking. There is no organization to prevent semi-literary people from talking, and, as a conse- quence, a great deal of talking is done. Most of this talk is devoted to tech- nique. Technique must be discussed, ;il* hough it is a false value, for its sole aim is to be inconspicuous. The purpose of technique i's to lead the reader into the momentary belief that he is seeing life more deeply and truly. The purpose of a novel is to present for a moment a view into that aspect of life with which it is dealing. The '� iader knows that only by technique is this purpose achieved, yet he should never be aware of the means by which 'he illusion is created. Occasionally, however, the reader runs, up against a literary tool; he may think about it, yet if the tool be good, he soon for- gets it. An example of this is the in- terior soliloquy of Miriam Bloom, in Ulysses. The technique is obvious, yet it is forgotten in a page or two in the reader's absorption in what is being conveyed. Genesis of Novels Discussed "The thing mbst often asked by peo- ple who have the good fortune not to write novels," said Mr. de Voto, "is: 'What is the genesis of a novel�how does a man feel who is coming down with a novel?' " The process is a mys- terious one. What Sinclair Lewis means when he says that a novelist's life is a lonely one is that the pro- cesses of thought and the queer mix- ture of thought and emotion out of which a novel comes are external and objective. The novelist's life is a flex- ible one: he has no set office, and the Continued on Pag* Three Franck Famous as Innovator, Brahms Is Both Romanticist - and Classicist NEW SERIES ANNOUNCED Deanery, December 4. Brahms and Cesar Franck were the subjects of the last of Mr. Guy Marri- ner's lecture-recitals on the pianofor^ music of the last three centuries. Be- fore Mr. Marriner began the recital for the day, Mrs. Collins announced a series of four similar lecture-recitals to be given in the spring on the mod- ern composers and their developments in America, England, France, and Russia, and she urged all who had en- joyed the past series to subscribe early to the new one through the Publica- tion Office. As a prelude to his lecture on Brahms and Franck, Mr. Marriner played Brahms' Ojms 119, Number 1, an Intermezzo. This was the last com- position for the piano that Brahms ever wrote. Cesar Franck was born in Liege Belgium, in 1822, but he came to Paris at the age of twelve and spent most of his life there, where he taught and composed throughout his life and died in 1890. He founded the modern French school and as organist at Sainte Clothilde was one of the greatest im- provisers on the organ that the world has ever known. Liszt, who heard him play, compared his gift to Bach's. He was unappreciated, in fact, generally considered an enemy to established music, until at 50 years of age he was appointed to the Conservatory of Mu- sic, more because of his ability as an organist than to teach music theory. However, throughout his quiet and simple life he made his home a center for his pupils, who gathered there to play and discuss, as well as to work, at the new music. Among his famous pupils were d'Indy, Chausson, Duparc, Ropar'z. and Lekeu. Franck Famous as Innovator Franck developed new forms of or- chestral and chamber music, and was truly the Neo-Classicist of the 19th century. His greatest formal contri- butions to music were his daring inno- vations in modulations and harmony, especially the use of augmented har- monies. He also introduced innovations in the cyclic form of motives announc- ed early and developed rhythmically and harmonically throughout the work. Franck's music possesses great religious exaltation and spiritual con- templation. He worked hard and con- stantly, but his greatest work, such as the A Major Sonata for violin and piano, was not played until a year be- fore his death. Since then, his ora- torio, the Beatitudes, his string quar- tet and his quintet for piano and four strings have become well known. Re- cently his symphony was voted the most popular of the classic symphon- ies. Mr. Marriner played Franck's PYc- lude, Chorale, and Fugue in B Minor and added a few notes on their form. It is not easy to understand, for the movements are continuous. The theme of the Fugue is suggested in the Pre- lude, while the Chorale begins as if it were a distant organ and swells to a Continued on Page Six College Calendar Friday, December 7. Varsity Play: Cymbeline. 8.20 P. M. Goodhart. Saturday, December 6. All- Philadelphia Hockey Game. 10 A. M. Varsity Play. 8.20 P. M. ^fflhart. After Cymbeline, Janet- in Gymnasium. m Monday, December 10. M. flpaul Hazard on La Femme D'Un Grand Homme: Madame de Chateaubriand. 8.20 P. M. Goodhart. Tuesday, December 11. Vo- cational Tea. Mrs. Appel and Miss Johnson on Opportunities in Teaching. 4.00 P. M. Com- mon Room. Orientation Course Difficulties Explained Goodhart," December 4. In response to a recent editorial in The College News, Dean Manning spoke in Chapel about general Orien- tation courses, and the particular type which was advocated for Bryn Mawr. Courses of this nature first appeared about the middle of the World War as a consequence of the growing desire for a more general view of universal history than was attempted by most college courses. Almost a half of the more important colleges had such a course in one former another. The demand grew out of the lack of corre- lation between courses in college; the subjects tended to get pigeon-holed and separated from one another, and no attempt was made to show the con- nection between the various fields of study. At the time when the movement was quite widespread, great consideration was given by the Bryn Mawr Facul- ty to the idea of instituting a kind of survey course in world history which was spoken of as the "Chaos to Cool- idge" course. After considerable de- liberation the plan was'given up. Since that time there has been a god deal of change in the nature and scope of these courses. Some have be- come survey courses in the Humanities, and the Columbia course has turned to the study of history from the psycho- logical point of view. Quite a few col- leges instituted an orientation course and then gave it up after a few years. One of these was Swarthmore, which had what was called an Exploration Course. Members of the faculty did reading with the students on different topics, mostly those not studied in school. They pointed out the lines of thought these subjects would take and develop. The course was given up largely because it was felt that too much time was being spent and that not enough was being gotten out of the course. The chief trouble with all such courses is that they are apt to be superficial. The discussion which the proposals for such courses created, had several good effects. One of the most important was that each professor had to think out the best possible introduction to his subject from the point of view of an adult meeting it for the first time. Another good effect was the great in- .Continued on Page Five Dr. Nock Predicts Collectivist America Centralization, State Control of Power, Buying of Votes Oppose Democracy SOCIAL POWER WANING Goodhart, November 26. "Under the surface df affairs, be- hind inflation, the NRA, farmers* re- lief, and foreign policies, is one fun- damental tendency: increase of state power, and decrease of social power." This alarming judgment on the pres- ent and future conditions of the state was pronounced by Dr. Albert Jay Nock in his lecture on Our Political Tendencies. There are three major causos of this shifting from soenff lo state con- trol. The first is centralization of power. Gradually, the prerogatives of small political units, such as towns and counties, have been absorbed by federal administration, and the rights the Administration has won have in turn been centered in the hands of one executive. Our government is nominally republican, but actually monocratic. The only differences be- tween it and Italian or Russian sys- tems are these: that here no state interest is served, and that the mo- nocracy is maintained by purchase, not by military force. Dr. Nock named the extension of the bureaucratic principle as the second cause in the growth of state power. 'Outside of ordinary civil service em- ployees, 90,000 men now serve the government. No petty officials, but federal executives, direct these men, and receive the benefit of their sup- port at elections. The third cause is the use of men- dicants for political power. "The gov- ernment owes everyone a living," is preached to the starving, and a million votes are won. The Democrats now control this pressure group, but the Republicans have not disdained to compete for it, while the collectivist parties have always achieved their power by appealing to the jobless and the hungry. Many who have anxiously noticed the growing concentration of power have comforted themselves by suppos- ing that another election and another Continued on Page Three Awareness of Past, Ability to Adventure Are Highly Praised in November Lantern (Especially contributed by Kathrine Holier) Though not heralded by a fanfare of publicity, the appearance of the first number of the 1934-35 Lantern should be an important event on the Bryn Mawr campus. This magazine has a unique place among the college publications because it affords the ?reative writer an organ for publish- ing her work and at the same time it gives an incentive for honest experi- mental writing. The Lantern should never be a feeble imitation of the New Yorker, Vanity Fair or count- less futile short story magazines. It was, therefore, with great interest and pleasure that we opened the No- vember Lantern. A modest volume in its grey covering, it contains much that is brilliant and commendable. The sincere, thoughtful editorial sets the tone for the entire number, and indicates, we hope, the policy which will guide the contributors in the fu- ture: an awareness of the past, a strong consciousness of the trend of contemporary tastes, and a willing- ness to adventure in new field-. The contents fift The Lantern illus* trate these points: Miss Franchot has experimemed and imitated with decided success in "An Aesthete I Once Knew" and "To Alphonse." The work is not only clever, but is also sincere. Fortunately. Miss Franchot has enough ability to learn to master her medium, and to keep her from be- coming a slave of mere imitative skill. She gives proof of her own power in the nicely turned poem "Calliope." Miss Wyckoff's "Three Sonnets," though less experimental than is Miss Franchot's work, show the contemporary adaptation of an old form, and there is genuine beauty and feeling in Miss Thompson's "Song" and Miss Fox's quatrains. Still another illustration of the con- temporary interest in form is found in Miss Raymond's gently satirical poem "The Bitter End." "Euclid Alone" and "Ajax" are the work of students who have a sense of style and an awareness of the power of words. On the other hand Miss Put- nam's short story has that weakness which characterizes so many modern short stories. An uncertainty of pur- pose mars the total effect. The story may belong to the model; it may be- long to the artist; the result is that it belongs to neither one. The slice- of-'ife theory in fiction is not suffi- cient in itself to create a perfect form. Miss Putnam has the power to write and she should continue experi- menting in the short story until she herself is more satisfied with her pro- duct. The first volume of the t9M-M Lantern shows evidence of genuine ability, sincerity and eagerness on the part of a number ui Bryn Mawr -in- dents. We are anxious that they at- tempt more substantial work, that they strive to write vigorously as well as beautifully, and that The I-anten staff encourage new students to write for publication. The fine tone of all the contributions and the evidence of lively interest in all experimental writing which this issue evinces is heartening to all those who wish to see The Lantern take its rightful place among Bryn Mawr publications.
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February 1, 2013
Great Buy
After much research, bought 2 of these for my dining room. Very impressed with the quality & look. The slipcovers were on sale for [$] so I bought extras to make a table runner. They come 2 to a box, assembly was fairly easy once I got everything lined up, no missing parts. These are great chairs & can easily be re-covered to change the look. If you're looking for a high end look at a budget price, these are for you.
June 3, 2012
I use this chair in my dining room. I love them because they are not to fancy, but they can be with a slipcover change. They are so comfortable, and very pretty to look at. We have an open floor plan so it's nice to enjoy looking into the dining room. Plus, 2 toddlers are running around this house and no worry about bumps on these chairs, they are so soft. Anyway, I have nothing bad to say about these chairs wonderful wonderful wonderful
November 13, 2011
Wonderful chairs
I have 5 of these chairs and love them. The still look the same as the day I brought them home over a year ago, and we use them all the time. Eating, scrapbooking, talking, doing just about anything. I have a smaller dining room and the chairs fit perfect with my table with enough room to walk around.... What can I say I love themand the slipcovers.
July 26, 2011
Love these chairs
I have been looking for good quality Parsons Chairs at a budget price for some time. I have tried some less expensive versions and ended up returning them. Basically you get what you pay for if you want a chair that isnt going to creak and break when someone sits in it and that you wont have to replace in a few years then BUY these chairs. These are AWESOME and worth the budget price. I say budget because im factoring the potential replace cost for making the mistake of buying the cheap ones that only fall apart on you. I Love these chairs they are sturdy, very comfy(generous padding), durable and will stand up to every member of the family. You wont have to worry about a chair breaking on someone your next dinner. Buy them you wont regret it. You do have to get slip covers though, the fabric is not an upholstery weight its more a lining. Meant to have slipcovers i opted not to buy from them and making my own. I have previously bought from [...] and they have great slipcovers, good quality and price.
March 16, 2011
Perfect Chair at the Perfect Price!
I love this chair. After searching for similar chairs this one is by far the most comfortable with the best price. The seat is wide, firm and comfortable. I love the slipcovers - they are very tailored. Excellent chair - I would purchase again. I hope they continue to stock the slipcovers!
March 15, 2011
Horrible to put together
This review is purely to help people understand the best way I found to put these chairs together, after spending more than an hour attempting to assemble the first chair. The best way I found is to start by loosely attaching the top two bolts that hold the seat bottom to the seat back. (Easier with a second set of hands to help line things up and hold things in place) Once the two top bolts are installed, it's much easier to attach the bottom and center bolts. I found it almost impossible to attach the top bolts after attaching any others. I hope this helps anyone who, like me, almost returned the chairs before getting them assembled.
November 10, 2013


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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Jennifer Paganelli and Happy Home
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Doesn't Jennifer just design the happiest fabrics? You can see the joy she puts into every print she creates. I watched the video a few weeks ago and loved to see her design process.
Needless to say, I would love to win her book and know that it would inspire me to make many of her projects.Thanks for the opportunity.What a beautiful book! I will shamelessly share why I would like it.
I have just finished treatment for breast cancer. I am so very thankful to be a survivor! My dear children, to help me move on with life just purchased a sewing machine for me. I am so excited to explore the joys of sewing--and this book--looks perfect!Every day a special word or phrase comes to mind and weaves its way throughout my daily thought process. Today it's "thoughtful consideration." I especially enjoyed the video clip you attached featuring Ms. Paaganelli. Jennifer's use of fresh, playful colors and her whimsical charm inspire this wishful reader to want more!
ReplyDeleteOh I would love to win! We have moved almost every year I have been married and I hope to stay where we are for many years now. I can finally decorate without feeling like it is a waste of time because it will all be coming down in such a short time. This would be fun to use in that endeavor!
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I'm from Buffalo, and yes I am a Buffalo Bills fan, Sympathy Aprreciated
But in all Seriousness, this article blames a small market and an aging stadium as key points to why the Bills are the most troubled franchise in the NFL. I disagree... I do however agree with their point of an aging owner. Ralph Wilson is 93 years old and has stated that "he will die with the team" and has refused to sell it.
Now The same speculation was made about the Buffalo Sabres. They blamed a small market for the troubled problems. Then.. a real businessman (Tom Golisano) stepped in, purchased the team, and transformed the Sabres into one of the top tier businesses in the NHL while also taking us to a Presidents Trophy and the Eastern Championship game within his 5 year tenure as owner. Then, not only that.. put us in a position where Terry Pegula (now one of the wealthiest owner is ALL sports) purchased the team and has vowed to win us a stanely cup.
Deliver a product that is worth it and people will spend money on the games. We have a population of 1.3 million people in WNY and that doesnt include nearby Rochester and Toronto. What we need is a new owner who has vision for the future (much like Tom Golisano.. who has already expressed interest in having ownership in the Bills organization).
Until then, I will suffer with a sub-par tema who struggles to make the playoffs
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The Chicago Blackhawks were pleased with their performance during a season-high eight-game road trip, although the trek did end on a sour note.
In their first home game in nearly three weeks, the Blackhawks will try to bounce back by earning their fourth straight victory over the St. Louis Blues on Wednesday night.
Chicago (37-14-4) went 5-3-0 on its trip, but closed it with a 4-2 loss to Carolina on Saturday night.
"We said .500 would be OK and double digit (points) we'd be very happy with," coach Joel Quenneville said. "A win tonight would have made it a really good trip. We're not complaining, but I think we deserved a better way to end it."
Andrew Ladd tied the game early in the third period for the Central Division leaders, who had a 41-24 shot advantage. The Hurricanes, however, answered 1:25 later and added another goal 26 seconds after that.
"It's nice to be done, but we wanted to get the win tonight," defenseman Duncan Keith said. "It would have been a lot better going home as winners. ... It's been a long road trip, and it'll be nice to get back."
The Blackhawks will now try to improve their 21-5-0 record at the United Center. They have won 18 of 21 at home.
That stretch includes a 3-0 victory over the Blues on Dec. 16. Chicago, which also earned a 6-3 win at the Scottrade Center on Jan. 2, went 8-2-1 in its last 10 at home against St. Louis, although two of the losses came last season.
The Blackhawks dropped four of six to the Blues in 2008-09, but have bounced back as Patrick Sharp, Tomas Kopecky and Brian Campbell have two goals apiece in the season series. Patrick Kane has four assists in the two victories.
Center Dave Bolland is expected to play his first game since undergoing surgery to repair a herniated disc Nov. 10.
Cristobal Huet started both games against St. Louis and posted a 1.41 goals-against average in his last five matchups with the Blues. Quenneville, though, will start Antti Niemi, who has never faced them.
Niemi, pulled from his previous start Jan. 23 against Vancouver, will be in net against a team that has scored two goals in four straight games and split its last four on the road.
"He hasn't played in a while," Quenneville said. "He had a tough time in Vancouver. It's a chance for him to get back in the net. Huet played some good games as well, but it's (Niemi's) chance to get back in net."
The Blues (24-22-9) fell 3-2 in overtime to visiting Columbus on Saturday night. Andy McDonald helped his team earn its sixth point in five games by scoring with 1:35 remaining in regulation.
"Getting to overtime was a little consolation, but we're looking for two points," forward David Backes said. "We need to finish the job."
With his team-leading 17th goal, McDonald extended his point streak to seven. He has three goals and four assists during the run.
Like the Blackhawks, the Blues hope to benefit from a three-day break after playing 19 times in 36 days.
The teams meet again Saturday night in St. Louis.
St. Louis Blues
Chicago Blackhawks
139 Goals 175
241 Assists 312
380 Points 487
33 Power Play Goals 40
4 Short-Handed Goals 8
.910 Saves % .906
4 Shutouts 8