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I The Z-61S VOL. XXV, No. 6 News BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESbAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1938 fffifljffiffijgCfigggfo PRICE 10 CENTS College Council' Discusses Group Insurance Plan Audit of Undergraduate Organizations' Books Proposed METHODS OF RAISING MONEY SUGGESTED Salzburg Trapp Choir ft ill Sing in Goodhart Program Will Include Classic, Folk Music; Block-Flutes To be Played ^ College Inn, November 9.�The sec- ond College Council meeting of the year was held last Wednesday at the College Inn. The main topics under discussion were: group insurance for students, auditing of the books of un- dergraduate organizations, money raising and the college movie. An insurance company has7 offered a group policy to the college at the cost of 6 dollars per person, which would cover accident or illness for a year whether the student is in coll#�e or not. The plan has been effectively used in the past by members of the Delaware Group. It was suggested that the insurance be optional and that it be referred to parents rather than to the students themselves. There was general agreement that the idea of group insurance was gooa. The account books of campus or- ganizations were formerly officially audited at the.end of each year. If such a systemAvere resumed, treasur- ers could pass on their books in an organized anl understandable form. Mr. Hurst could simplify it by in- structing the treasurers in methods of auditing. If organizations make their budgets public, as the Bryn Mawr League has done, it will be of general interest to the college. Continued on Page Four Mr. Fenwick to Brdadcast Mr. Fenwick will speak over the radio program Town Hall on the Air, on Thursday night, No- vember 17. On November 11, Mr. Fenwick was one of four speakers at the Brearley School. Nine prepara- tory schools were assembled and the topic chosen was "Czechoslo- vakia: Was there justification for demanding her safrrrjtcesaml urill they be a permanent con- tribution to a just peace in Europe?" Mr. Fenwick was asked to prepare this subject from the point of view of a "convinced believer tin collective securities." TJje f^ur speakers on the Panel were followed by open discussion from the floor in which the 400 or more girls pres- ent in the audience were invited to take part. � On Monday, November 28, the Trapp family, known as the "Salz- burg Trapp Choir" will performjjn Goodhart. This entertainment prom- ises to be unique, for not only does this talented family sing classic mu- sic and folk songs, but gives the only public performance of music played on "Block-Flutes." These flutes provided the most popular house and church music from the fifteenth through seventeenth centuries; they are constructed on the same principle as the organ, and sound somewhat like it when played. The whole atmosphere created by the casualness, yet general excellence of the choir's music, resembles that .of musical salons of Bach's time. The Trapp Choir, composed solely of the members of one family, have earned the praises of the severest critics in Europe. They are renowned for the trueness of their pitch (it is given them just once at the beginning of each number), and their diction is good in several languages, including English. The third part of the program con- sists* of a selection of Austrian and Bavarian folk-songs from the-collec- tion which the Trapps have been mak- ing since 1900, and which includes sev- eral types of yodeling. In addition to enthusiastic outside reviews the Trapp Choir is highly recommended by Mr. Alwyne. Miss Perkins, Miss Bondfield Speak on Labor Joint ^ction of Employers And Workers Urged i ' For Stability RECENT LEGISLATION IS BRIEFLY OUTLINED THE SALZRURG TRAPP CHOIR Mr. Fenwick Appointed To Attend Conference Cites Talk of Fellow-Delegate About Fascist Menace Mr. Charles G. Fenwick, of the de- partment of political economy, has been asked again to be a delegate to a conference of American states. He will leave for Lima the day after Thanksgiving, not to return until January. In 1936 he attended the In- ter-American Conference for the Maintenance of Peace, an "extraordi- nary" meeting which took place be- tween these International Conferences of American States, usually scheduled regularly every five years. The aim of these conferences is to promote political, economic and cul; Continued on Page Five Squash, Badminton Courts Are Planned Donations Have Been Received From Fathers; Large Gifts Badly Needed Conferences Paul Green, who is lecturing on the American Theatre to- night, will talk with under- graduate conference groups in the May Day Room in Goodhart on Thursday and Friday at 4 p. m. *W7 � Bryn Mawr Archaeological "Dig" at Tarsus Finds Traces of Culture of Bronze Age To the . unarchaeological Bryn Mawrter, the Tarsus "dig" is remote and unconnected with college life, but to Bryn Mawr it is one of the most important items on its list of mar- ginal undertakings. Started in 1935 by Miss Hetty Goldman, '03, it has become increasingly interesting as the digging has proceeded through six levels of culture to the Bronze Age of the Hittites. . . Miss Goldman is the only woman member of the Princeton Institute of �Advanced Study. She made a pre- liminary reconnaissance of the land around Tarsus in 1934, and chose two mounds for excavation. A Turkish law states that although two may be reserved, only one may be excavated at a time. Miss Goldman and her staff of six, in digging the first mound, found six levels: Turkish graves, Islamic houses, Roman re- mains, Greek remains, the Iron Age, and finally Hittite remains dating from about 3000 B. C. Miss Gold- man had also expected to find a Mycenean stronghold, but the Hittites were^ so strong that they had kept the Myceneans out. The object of the excavation was to find this prehistoric Hittite mound, not evidences of Hellenistic culture, which may be seen all over the town. The basins in the Turkish baths, for instance, are-*Hellenistic column capi- tals, wprn away by years of flowing water. The most interesting Hittrte" find was a crystal statuette of a man, now in the museum at Istanbul. Others are a pair of heavy, red-gold, pre- Hittite earrings, a gold pendant shaped in the form of twisted leaves, sandstone molds for bronze chisels and axes, and the tools themselves. For the most part, however, the dig- ging produces broken pottery which is carefully mended and put into the room which is used for a museum. There are 100 workmen: Turks, Arabs and Kurds, rough mountain Continued on Page Six A committee Headed by Anne J. Clark, '39, is now conferring with Mrs. Chadwick-Collins on plans for building squash and badminton courts. They also hope to include a recrea- tion and tea room which will be planned, owned, and run by the stu- dents. A. J. Clark empnasized par- ticularly the fact that the whole pro- ject is intended to provide under- graduates with an amusement place of their own. It is not to be connected with the department, of physical edu- cation. "Students would then have a place- to entertain guests on weekends, play squash and badminton, and have tea.'' The hockey, basketball, swimming and tennis varsities also need a room of this type in which to entertain visit- ng teams and serve them lunch or tea after the matches. A. J. Clark reported that during the past few years, letters have been sent to fathers of every undergradu- ate asking for small donations with the hope that all or part of the squash courts could be built in their name Two thousand dollars have been re- ceived from them, to which the Ath- letic Association V|ias added another thousand. It is estimated that 17 thousand dollars more will be needed which the committee hopes to receive in several large gifts. They urge that all students suggest the names of pos- sible donors to a member of the com- mittee, which consists of: A. J. Clark, '39; Barbara Auchincloss, '40; Con- stance Ligon, '39; Edith E. Lee, '41; Margaret Macgrath, '42. They are anxious'to receive any suggestions on plans or finances. College Money J)rive Is Long Term Scheme Fire-Year Plan of 1929 Covers All Recent Developments At Bryn Mawr Money-raising at Bryn Mawr, far from being done in a haphazard fash- ion, is part of a long-term scheme which was definitely organized in 1929. At that time, a committee was formed to draw up a plan for the future de- velopment of the college under a live year program. The committee was headed by Mrs. Alfred B. Mac-Kay, and included Mrs. F. Lois Slade, Mrs. Thomas Streeter, Mrs. James Chad- wick-Collins, Mrs. Rustin Mclntosh, Mrs. Everett N. Case, Mrs. Edmund \\. Wilson and Miss Florence Lexow. Ilefore 1929, money was raised by (he alumnae according to the wants of the college. Having raised 2,000,- 000 dollars in 1920 to increase faculty salaries, they realized that theif-next objective must combine three specific needs. The first was a students' building; to finance this project they had started the tradition of liig May Day in 1912 and intended to use tin profits of all subsequent May Days to this end. The .second was an auditorium. The immediate need for such a build ing was,brought home to the college in 1924,*when stringent fire laws wire passed restricting the use of the old Continued on Pe^e Six MISS WISKEMANN TO TALK ON NAZIS Kreisler to Present Benefit Performance \ On Thursday, December first, Fritz Kreisler will give a violin recital in Goodhart Hall. The recital will be for the benefit of the Tarsus "dig," which needs 25 thousand dollars to cover its expenses for the year. The maximum profit made if all seats in Goodhart are sold out will be 600 dollars. - Prices for seats nave been purposely" kept low so th* students will be able to go. Prices start at three dollars and 85 cents for rows A through Z, three dollars and 35 cents for AA through CC, and two dollars and 85 cents for DD through HH. For the college only, the first two rows of the balcony will be two dollars^nd the next three rows one dollar and 50 cents. To students only, 30 one dollar tickets for standing room in the balcony will be sold in advance, on condition that these students are really unable to afford to buy seats. Miss Elizabeth Wiskemann, of Newnhan College, Cambridge Univer- sity, will give a lecture on The Nazis in Central Europe in the Music Room of Goodhart on December first at four-thirty. The lecture will deal in particular with the Nazis in Czecho- slovakia. Resides being a lecturer, at Newn- han College, Miss Wiskemann is as- sociated, under the direction of Pro- fessor Arnold Toynbee, with The Royal Institute of International Af- fairs" which produces the most schol- arly interpreters of modern po- litical problems. She has spent much time gathering material in Czecho- slovakia, Poland and Hungary, and has supplied information to Runci- man during the recent crisis. In July, 1938, she published one of the best existing studies of present problems Tim Czechs and Germans. No More Re,gutar Skating The Athletic Association re- grets to announce that- due to higher prices and lack of outside help it is unable to sponsor the weekly skating hour this year. The Philadelphia Skating Club is, however, very glad to have the Bryn Mawr students skate during their open hours. Tick- ets for this are quite reason- able. See A. J. Clark, German House, for further information. Goodhart, November 10.�In an auditorium crowded with outsiders as well as students, the Honorable Fran- ces Perkins, Secretary of Labor in the United States, and the Right Honor- able Margaret Bondfield, former Min- ister of Labor in England, spoke on the Relation of Government to Organ- ized lAibor. Although each presented the point of view of her own country, the fundamental principle expressed was the same: 'stahjMty of jobs and incomes cannot*"15e expected unless there is mutual cooperation between the worker and employer. Miss Bondfield kept this principle constantly before her in describing briefly the background of the English labor movement, in pointing out th\s present political importance of the La- bor Party (as an alternative to the Conservative policy and as an organ through which citizens can speak) and in explaining the recent legisla- tion in behalf of labor. Miss Perkins, besides stressing the importance of balance between the worker and the employer, explained the differences iir*ihe development and the relationships of organized labor here and in- England^ She pointed out the movement during the last 30 years toward minimum legislation for labor and the realization of the need of a central institution to make our state, laws uniform. Because of the recent increase of American social legislation, Miss Bond- field believes the history of the Eng- lish Labor movement should be of par- ticular interest to us. In her brief summary of this history, Miss Bond- field mentions, as the first positive legislation in favor of labor, the Trade Union Acts of 1876. About this time the Trade Union Congress, consisting of both employers' and workers' unions, was founded. Not until 1889 did the unionization of the unskilled laborer begin, resulting in an organ* ization resembling the C. I. O., and arising because of the great exploita- tion of this class, which not only affected the wages of the laborers themselves, but also those of the skilled workers. The craft unions, through the Trade Union Congress, continued to work very closely with this C. I. O. organization. In 1906, after one union had suf- fered a suit of 23 thousand pounjiu .for an unauthorized strike, an'aet��. Continued on Pace Three COLLEGE CALENDAR Friday, November 17.�A. S. U. meeting. Common Room, 7.30. , Monday, Novemper 81.�Sec- ond Anna Howard Shaw Lecture by Judge Florence Allen. Goodhart, 8.20. Tuesday^ November 88.�Cur- rent Events, Mr. Fenwick. Com- mon Room, 7.30. Wednesday, November 8S.-~ Thanksgiving vacation begins, 12.'45..A ' "Monday, November 88.-r- Thanksgiving vacation ends, 9. a', m. Salzburg Trapp Choir. Goodhart, 8.30. Wednesday, November SO.� Dr. Salmony will speak. Dean- ery. 8.30. f Thursday, November 1.�Eliz- abeth Wiskemann will give the Mallory Whiting Webster Lec- ture on National Socialism in Central Europe. Music Room, 4.30. Fritz Kreisler to give vio- lin recital. Goodhart, 8.30. ^_
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The Nats go for a three-game sweep and an 8-game lead in the NL East.
If you go back only 2 1/2 months, back to June 3, and look at the NL East standings, you a total of 3 1/2 games separating the first-place Nationals and the last-place Phillies. At that moment, there was every reason to expect this race would be a dogfight straight through September, with no one club capable of running away with it.
Well, take a look at the standings entering tonight. The Mets, Phillies and Marlins all are at least 20 games out. The Braves are seven games back, desperately needing a win in tonight's series finale to avoid falling into an eight-game hole. Pretty remarkable.
Ross Detwiler gets the ball for the Nationals. Kris Medlen starts for the Braves. Chipper Jones makes his final appearance in D.C. (unless these two teams meet again in the postseason) and the Nats will honor the retiring third baseman in a pregame ceremony beginning at 6:40 p.m.
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ATLANTA BRAVES at WASHINGTON NATIONALS
Where: Nationals Park
Gametime: 7:05 p.m. EDT
TV: MASN, MLB.tv
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), XM 183
Weather: Scattered storms, 83 degrees, Wind 4 mph RF to LF
RF Jayson Werth
CF Bryce Harper
3B Ryan Zimmerman
LF Michael Morse
- mick - Aug 23, 2012 at 2:27 AM
One can argue that this was a must game for the Braves
- ehay2k - Aug 23, 2012 at 2:28 AM
Secret, the shutdown only impacts every 5th game starting sometime after the second week in September. We only need to win series, not every game. On the other hand, all the teams chasing us feel like they need to win every game.
- mick - Aug 23, 2012 at 2:29 AM
Nats 212… maybe your right. Zim's error played a role too
- mick - Aug 23, 2012 at 2:30 AM
Remember gang… Braves have some tough games coming up… they really could not afford to be 8 back going to SF
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Aug 23, 2012 at 2:38 AM
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- Manassas Nats' Fan - Aug 23, 2012 at 2:58 AM
2 oit of three, but a few things concerned meDet walks pitcher to extend inning on 4 pitches. That happens becuase one loses focus. Physical errors happen. Mental ones should never happen.Second thing. again men in scoring position and double plays. 2 this game.thrid. All three batters in the 9th swung at strike 3 (that would be balls if not swing.) That is before all star battingHarper isn't swinging at enough fast balls and at too many breaking balls.Gorzyllanny lives up to the nickname I told Big Cat I call him "White Flag." Once he is normally we have given up, and gives up more. Monday an exception (but then again we were not behind). I bet most of his runs fiven up have been in games we want him to maintain that we are behind in.
- Scooter - Aug 23, 2012 at 3:33 AM
Mark Zuckerman said: 10:19 p.m. — That was a clown inning for the Nats.Perfect. Even my wife loved it.
- natsfan1a - Aug 23, 2012 at 1:02 PM
Agreed that walking the pitcher was Not Good but you're usually not into the player name-calling, Swift. Chalk it up to the heat of the moment, I guess.I still say the 4 pitch, 2 out, walk to the pitcher to face Prado earns Ross the Home Depot Tool of the Game Award…


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Perrito Caliente wrote:ummm... how do I put it? Your drawings are... not suited for this kind of... artistic enviroment. Surrounded by such beautiful works of art, you've got to up your game. Work on the faces, and the proportions of the body. You're buttercup was the best one you did. And with the PPG theme. Could you try and be a little more original? I mean it wouldn't make any sense to have 2 PPG comics on the site.
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@The Mirak did he say he wanted to get his comic at the top? I probably missed it.
0GravityDragon wrote:Work on Shading it would help your art look a helluva lot better
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Doctress Who wrote:...You do realise there are some decent photoshop tutorials out there? Just google it. That's how I learnt how to use photoshop.
Also, while you're at it, google tutorials on how to draw....particularly the faces. The faces need a lot of work.
Perrito Caliente wrote:Not bad. You've gotten the bodies down for the most part. But your head's are kinda sucky. I mean Bubbles looked like an inbreed monster.
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cardsfan04 wrote:I'm pumped for this season. Probably setting myself up for disappointment, but I could see 10 wins. I'm not as sold on making the playoffs (and certainly not going far in the playoffs), but I could see 10 wins. That would be huge.
glen a richter wrote:In what has turned into a generally awful summer, I only managed to draft up one fantasy team. It's a bummer because football is the one fantasy sport I'm actually good at.
The surprise team of the year will be the Browns, bank on it.
I hope the Rams have a lot of opportunities for long ass field goal attempts because I snagged Greg the Leg with the last pick of my draft. I can't believe how overlooked he was while other kickers with inferior distance went much earlier. Unless there's something I'm missing.
glen a richter wrote:Yahoo's assessment of my team is that I'll be 7-7, and they always underestimate what I actually end up doing in FF so that means I should take first place. Zeurlein could be the difference maker in the close weeks because 50+ yards is worth more than your typical chip shot field goal. What they should do is not penalize you if your kicker misses anything 50+ but take away 3 points for missing anything inside the 50.
On a related note, anyone draft early and get stuck with Aaron Hernandez? I didn't, but I know some outlets were drafting in late June so the possibility exists that many people were blissfully unaware their TE1 was about to come out as a serial killer. If the Pats knew what they know now about him they probably wouldn't have been so lax about letting Welker walk. Now their only viable receiving threat (fortunately for my team) is Danny Amendola. If he doesn't get the majority of the targets and score at least 16 TD's, I'd be shocked.
glen a richter wrote:Fun Fact: In 1974 the NFL added sudden death overtime to regular season games to lower the number of tied games in a season. Since then there have been 18 tied games, none occurring in 2 or more consecutive seasons since 1989. With San Fran and St. Louis tying last season, the possibility of consecutive seasons with the extraordinarily rare tie game exists this year. The Eagles and Packers have been in the most combined tie games since '74 (8 total) and they play each other on November 10th.
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Exploring Brazil?s Gold Trail
By Viator, March 2015
Brazil is a nation with deep roots in both South American and African history. And for travelers looking to learn more about the connection between these two vastly different continents, a visit to ... Read more
3 Days in Fortaleza: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, February 2015
Fortaleza is a perpetually sunny, seaside city with a vibrant atmosphere, lovely restored colonial buildings and several urban beaches. One of the largest cities in Brazil?s northeast, its main ... Read more
Samba and Carnival Fun in Rio de Janeiro
By Viator, February 2015
With troops of bejeweled dancers gyrating on stage, glittering floats parading through the Sambadrome exhibition hall and costumes so dazzling you?ll need your sunglasses on even at night, Rio de ... Read more
Amazon River Cruises in Brazil
By Viator, February 2015
Travelers love to navigate the difficult trails that wind through the densely forested Amazon Jungle. But those looking for a slightly easier way to experience the Brazilian Amazon can hop aboard an ... Read more
Suggested Itineraries: 3 Days in Foz do Iguacu
By Viator, January 2015
While three days is more than enough time to see just the falls, there is more to Foz do Iguacu and the surrounding area that is worth exploring. Day 1: Touchdown in Foz do Iguacu Arrive in Foz do ... Read more
Salvador da Bahia Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, January 2015
If Rio de Janeiro is Brazil?s golden, glamorous face, and the Amazon its exotic, mysterious heart, then Salvador da Bahia is its irrepressibly joyful soul. Famous for its wild festivals (Salvador?s ... Read more
Natal Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, January 2015
Natal sits as the capital of Rio Grande de Norte and can be found just south of the eastern horn of Brazil. Known for its sandy dunes and white beaches, most visitors come here for a taste of ... Read more
3 Days in Manaus: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, January 2015
Manaus may not rank at the top of most Brazil must-see lists in the way that Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo do, but this major port city has the appeal of a pretty historic center - complete with ... Read more
3 Days in Rio de Janeiro: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, December 2014
Rio de Janeiro isn?t known as the Cidade Maravilhosa (Marvelous City) for nothing. Beautiful beaches, expansive mountains, the lively Cariocas and the grand Carnaval are only some of the reasons ... Read more
3 Days in S�o Paulo
By Viator, December 2014
Day 1: Bright Lights, Big City Get to know one of the world?s largest cities by heading directly into its heart with a tour of neo-Gothic Sé Cathedral and a few hours of free culture at the ... Read more
Three Ways to See Iguassu Falls
By Viator, December 2014
Only about 20% of the park lies on the Brazilian side of the border. Thus, the vast majority of hiking trails, adventure tours and other activities begin on the Argentine side. There's still plenty ... Read more
See Iguassu Falls from Argentina and Paraguay
By Viator, December 2014
While the Brazilian side of Iguassu offers the finest views, folks who want to immerse themselves in the prismatic mists of the other 80% of the falls will want to cross the border to Argentina. In ... Read more
Cultural Sites Near Iguassu Falls
By Viator, December 2014
Sprawled across the borders of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Iguassu Falls is one of South America?s most celebrated natural wonders, but the mighty falls aren?t ... Read more
3 Days in Paraty: Suggested Itineraries
By Viator, October 2014
Brazil is a country full of color, rich with history and known for its beautiful beaches (and beautiful people). A visit to the town of Paraty, nestled on Costa Verde in the state of Rio de Janeiro, ... Read more
Art and Architecture in Sao Paulo
By Viator, October 2014
Brazil?s largest and most populous city has garnered quite a bit of attention for its lively art scene over the years and art lovers will find plenty of interest in Sao Paulo. As the host of Latin ... Read more


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View the dependency graph for this libraryImplementation of the trade game Hansa by economist David D. Friedman. It is similar to games like Empire and Risk, which have the goal of world domination. The system has a client/server architecture. Although the code is currently MacOS X specific, the game engine is intended to be portable, with clients available also for other operating systems.
Web site | http://common-lisp.net/project/hansa2/ |
Mailing list | http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hansa2-devel |
Version | 0.11 - Saturday, 04 September 2004 |
Maturity | Experimental |
OS compatibility | MacOS X |
ASDF installable | No |
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Source code repository | http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=hansa2 |
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October 2, 2014: Lecture by George Weigel: "Does John Courtney Murray's America Still Exist?" at 6:30pm in Copley Formal Lounge
In his classic work, "We Hold These Truths," John Courtney Murray proposed that the United States was built upon a foundation of ideas, "an ensemble of elementary affirmations" about the good society. George Weigel will explore whether the condition of those ideas still exist in 21st-century America.
George Weigel is a Catholic theologian and one of America's leading public intellectuals. He is the Distinguished Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and holds EPPC's William E. Simon Chair in Catholic Studies.
RSVP requested. Light refreshments will be served. Register for the event online here.
April 3, 2014: Claes Ryn: "The Unleashing of Power: Political Idealism and the Crumbling of American Constitutionalism" at 6:30pm in the Bioethics Research Library.
The traditional American constitutional system of checks-and-balances grew out of a perceived need to contain and disperse power. It is being replaced by a presidential system with far-reaching powers. What happened? And where will this lead? Any more than superficial answer must take account of the effects of a profound moral and cultural transformation of America. Political idealism of a certain kind has played a large role in remaking American government. Understanding that idealism helps explain the decline of constitutionalism and where we might be headed.
Claes G. Ryn is Professor of Politics at the Catholic University of America, where he was also chairman of his department. He has taught also at Georgetown University, the University of Virginia, and Louisiana State University. His books include Democracy and the Ethical Life, America the Virtuous, A Common Human Ground, and Will, Imagination and Reason. Ryn's most recent major publication is the novel A Desperate Man. In 2000 he gave the Distinguished Foreign Scholar Lectures at Beijing University, and he is Honorary Professor at Beijing Normal University. He is editor of Humanitas and Chairman of the National Humanities Institute.
The lecture will be held at 6:30pm in the Bioethics Research Library at Georgetown University at 102 Healy Hall.
March 19, 2014: Harvey Mansfield--"Tocqueville on the Foundation of Liberty"
A lecture by Professor Harvey Mansfield on Wednesday March 19th at 6pm in Lohrfink Auditorium on second floor of the Rafik B. Hariri Building, which houses the McDonough School of Business. Harvey C. Mansfield is the William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of Government at Harvard University. Mansfield's many contributions to the study of political philosophy include translations of Machiavelli and Tocqueville, nine books and extensive scholarship on a broad range of subjects, and commentary on contemporary politics. Register online here.
Lecture by Kristine Kalanges on December 5: "No God but the State: Theorizing the Western Assault on Religious Freedom."
On Thursday, December 5th the Tocqueville Forum on the Roots of American Democracy is proud to welcome Professor Kristine Kalanges of Notre Dame Law School for the last lecture of this semester. At 5:30pm in the Mortara Center Conference Room, Professor Kalanges will deliver a lecture entitled: "No God but the State: Theorizing the Western Assault on Religious Freedom." Register for the event here.
Students reflect on annual Tocqueville Forum Student Fellows Retreat in November
How do you get an education while still in college? And what is the relationship between love, liberty, and the law? From November 15th-17th, sixteen students from the Tocqueville Forum Student Fellows, along with Fr. Stephen Fields, Professor Kevin Doak, and graduate student Joe Hartman, retreated to Shepherd's Spring Retreat Center near Sharpsburg, Maryland to try to answer these questions.
Our discussions ranged from Plato, and the love of learning, to Newman's idea of the university; from the relationship between education and freedom to the problem of sin; from different types of justice to the natural law; from Nietzsche to the Kingdom of God, among many other topics. During intermissions, we played swing-danced and played music; we feasted and we celebrated the Eucharist; we walked through the woods and listened to animal rustlings in the silence; we studied and we schmoozed before November's first fire.
The time held universal appeal: to Claudia Huang, a freshman undergraduate nursing student, it "provided a space to think deeply about ideas and concepts to which I have never really been introduced before. It was also special to spend time away from campus with people who are invested in subjects they are passionate about." To Dominic Lamantia, another freshman, studying mathematics, it was "an excellent experience where the participants could discuss important issues that are often ignored in the classroom. It was formative theologically and philosophically. It is also a great way to get to know some of the many of the brilliant students that we have at Georgetown." To Kafele Kossally, a senior studying Chinese and philosophy, it "meant the chance to spend a weekend with incredibly thoughtful people contemplating those rarely discussed questions which are nevertheless - and perhaps for that reason, incredibly important to contemplate." For the rest of us, it was likewise a profound privilege.


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Welcome back to The Queue, WoW Insider's daily Q&A column where the WoW Insider team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Adam Holisky will be your host today.
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A multi-level entry sequence culminates in a steel-grate bridge to the front door.
A fresh approach to a difficult site yielded a house that communicates with its private landscape, the immediate street scene, and the city beyond.
Cutouts weave outdoor spaces into the volume of the building.
The landscaped side yard climbs in a series of terraces that relate to interior floor elevations. Exterior materials that wrap into the building reinforce the inside-outside connection.
Bath cabinets are faced in a zebrawood veneer.
Two floors below, a sheltered outdoor space tunnels through the building, joining its private and public sides.
The top-floor master bedroom opens onto a rooftop deck.
"The only lots left to build on in San Francisco are these impossible lots that nobody can build on," says architect Craig Steely. Well, almost nobody. Presented with a steep, irregularly shaped corner lot in the city's Bernal Heights neighborhood, Steely produced a design that turned its most challenging features to his advantage. Local zoning allowed for zero lot lines at the front and sides of the house but required a substantial setback at the rear. In a bit of architectural jujitsu, Steely declared the lot's long, sloping side—rather than the narrow, downhill side—its front. That semantic twist allowed him to create a multi-level side yard, which functions like a front yard, simply by calling it a backyard.
A folded, galvanized steel-plate stair at the narrow, downhill end of the building leads from the sidewalk to a terrace with a fountain, whose gentle sound helps mask the noise of nearby traffic. "We also used trees and bamboo that make a rustling sound," Steely explains. "It becomes white noise that cuts out the freeway sound." The ceramic-tiled terrace tunnels through the building, serving as sheltered outdoor space flanked by an office and independent in-law apartment. Another flight of outdoor stairs reaches a second terrace at the main living level (for those carrying groceries, an elevator provides a shortcut from the garage). Here the structure wraps around a small internal courtyard, which is open to the street view and the sky and serves as an open-air link between the galley kitchen and the living and dining areas. "The courtyard is open most of the time," Steely says, "and the owners circulate through that space."
The building's top-floor master suite, four stories above the sidewalk entry, nestles in the upper branches of an existing mature Monterrey pine. "We took that as our maximum height," Steely says, "and just tucked the upper floor into it." The only major space without at-grade access to the yard, the master bedroom enjoys instead a city-spanning vista from its rooftop terrace. But the more private view of the sloping, terraced yard offers its own attractions. In moving into and through the building, Steely points out, "You see the trees from below, and then from alongside, and then from up in the canopy." By broadening the definition of "backyard," Steely created a house in which every major room communicates directly with the outdoors. And, as he says, "That never happens in San Francisco.
project: Mullen Street House architect: Steely Architecture, San Francisco general contractor: Structura General Contractors, San Francisco landscape architect: Bernard Trainor + Associates, Pacific Grove, Calif. project size: 3,050 square feet site size: 0.07 acre construction cost: $426 per square foot photography: Sharon Risedorph
Craig Steely splits his architecture practice between San Francisco and Hawaii's Big Island. And while the two locales might seem to demand very different approaches, Steely is narrowing that gap. "They really are two separate worlds," he says, "yet I see a bridge between the two in myself and the work I do." His San Francisco-hip modernism plays well against the island's volcanic landscape, and its simplicity minimizes maintenance on weather-beaten oceanfront sites.
Meanwhile, his urban work shows growing signs of tropical fever. Given San Francisco's gentle climate, its traditional housing types are surprisingly inward-looking, but Steely works as hard on his outdoor living spaces as those indoors. "Covered outdoor space, like a lanai, is an idea that translates well to any temperate area," he says. "You get used to having space like that"—and to designing it. "Once you start doing that, it's hard to stop."
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"We have to pass the (health care) bill so you can find out what is in it." -- Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., March 9, 2010
This quote came from one of the leaders of our country, but please don't take this advice. When you buy a house, car, business, etc., please read or get an explanation for each and every page you're signing.
In essence, Pelosi is saying, "Trust us, we know what's good for you." And at the date of the composition of this article, the government is shut down.
Addressing this subject has been a challenge because it is ever-changing and could very well change before the first of the year. The fact is, Congress passed the Affordable Care Act, and it's going to happen. No matter how much discussion goes on in the coffee shop -- or on Capitol Hill, for that matter -- Obamacare is here to stay (at least until 2017).
The question then becomes, "How will it be funded?" Some politicians have called it a no-win situation. It is. Either Republicans go along with Obamacare and allow it to be funded by adding another trillion dollars to our national debt, or they end up losing their jobs, because the finger is being pointed directly at them for the government shutdown. And then the government succeeds in taking over yet another part of our lives, after failing miserably at every other attempt.
And who is the real loser? You as a taxpayer are the loser.
For a moment, imagine your own financial situation: Try plugging in the government's philosophy into your own planning, in essence, spending money you don't have. The big difference is you would be held accountable for your actions, but the decision-makers in Washington are not.
If we could draw an analogy from how the new health care law will be implemented with the application of a life insurance policy, let's see how it would work. If we could wait until we were uninsurable, because of a recent terminal diagnosis of cancer, for instance, and then purchase as much life insurance coverage as we possibly could afford, wouldn't that be a good way to secure coverage? Unfortunately, if everyone was going down this same path, it wouldn't be long before all life insurance companies were bankrupt, as claims would add up in a hurry.
This is the reason life insurance companies have an underwriting process -- a selection strategy that denies coverage to people who are very sick, rates coverage to folks who have minor health problems, and rewards people who are healthy, non-smoking individuals. If this underwriting process is thrown out, we have absolute chaos in the life insurance industry.
Coupled with the lack of responsibility to pay their bills, it is no surprise we find this continuing chaos with the U.S. government on the health insurance issue. It cannot and will not work. Businesses already are cutting the hours of their employees to ward off the responsibilities of insuring everyone. Only time will tell the multitude of other issues that will emerge from this health care decision.
And yes, there is always the story of the individual who had a disease and was never able to secure coverage. These are unfortunate circumstances. Yet, we don't have a filter system to help these individuals without opening health insurance up to everyone else on the planet. This was obvious while our president was campaigning and did not differentiate between the folks who have paid into the Social Security system through many years of working, and the people who haven't worked a day in their lives, labeling both groups as "Entitled."
This is a time when everyone should be evaluating their own financial situation. This does not just mean what your portfolio looks like, but also what strategies are being implemented to keep dollars in your own pocket and not given away for reckless spending by the U.S. government. (e.g. Roth vs. traditional IRA).
Or we can take Nancy's advice and just sign up and see what happens? We live in scary times.
By the way, how is the unemployment rate in the U.S. going now that 800,000 federal employees are out of work?
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Proton therapy is performed on an outpatient basis. The treatment takes a few minutes a day over a period of 6 to 7 weeks, depending on the type of cancer. Before the treatment begins, you will get into the device that will hold you still. The radiation therapist will take a few x-rays to fine-tune the treatment.
You will be placed inside a donut-shaped device called a gantry. It will rotate around you and point the protons in the direction of the tumor. A machine called a synchrotron or cyclotron creates and speeds up the protons. Then the protons are removed from the machine and magnets direct them to the tumor.
The technician will leave the room while you are having proton therapy. The treatment should only take 1 to 2 minutes. You should not feel any discomfort. After the treatment is over, the technician will return to the room and help you remove the device that held you still.
Proton therapy may have side effects, but these tend to be milder than with x-ray radiation because proton therapy causes less damage to healthy tissues. Side effects depend upon the area being treated, but may include skin redness in the radiation area, and temporary hair loss.
Following proton therapy, you should be able to resume your normal activities. You will likely see your doctor every 3 to 4 months for a follow-up exam.
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Ramaekers BL, Pijls-Johannesma M, Joore MA, et al. Systematic review and meta-analysis of radiotherapy in various head and neck cancers: comparing photons, carbon-ions and protons. Cancer Treat Rev. 2011;37:185-201.
Zemen EM, Schreiber, Tepper JE. Basics of radiation therapy. In: Niederhuber JE, Armitage JO, Doroshow JH, et al., eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2013:chap 27.
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