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Titan Field Project Event (revised 10/4/07)
(10.10.07) Visit the Titan Field Project site on November 10, 2007 at 3pm to dedicate the new storage building and preview our indoor soccer building plans.
Titan Senior Shed Breaks Ground
(3.21.07) A Message from Tim Schulz: Hello Rush families. This past weekend generated good news and bad news on the foundation dig at Titan. The good news: we started digging. After 14 years of planning, the construction begins!! The bad news: we ran into some bad soil (bentonite). This means we need to take our time and do a few changes to the foundation. Many of you were going to volunteer help this weekend (3/17-3/18), but we will not be building.
The project is on a short delay, so please be patient. We will keep you posted on a construction schedule and have one out shortly. We need your help and appreciate all of your inquiries of how to get involved.
Rush Field Project Update
(3.14.07) We are planning to install a culvert, cut a driveway and lay a foundation for the development of the Titan Project as soon as the snow melts! We have some received some very good donations to start building our Senior Shed. On March 31st, we will start construction on this 2,000 sq. ft building. Come join us pound some nails! We will work from 7am until 5pm from March 31st until the project gets completed for an estimated 20 days.
Our next Titan Committee meeting will be on June 16th at 12:00. This get together will be open to the public as we are going to do a walk through of our entire layout.
Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions or would like to get involved with the project
> Click here for more detailed information on the Titan land development project.
Titan Project Committee
(12.15.06) The following list of Rush members have volunteered on the Titan Committee. This committee list are Rush members who have offered to assist in the development the 52 acres on a variety of buildings and soccer playing surfaces located at 9665 Roxborough Park Road, Littleton, CO 80125. The committee is mainly comprised from a member from each team in the club to mainly aid in the communication to the respective teams and act as a conduit from the club to the membership and vice versa. The committee will also convene once every few months to cover more detailed progress and direction. To those who have volunteered, thank you. To those who wish to become a committee member, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Jason Craven, Brian Foxhoven, Rob Frank, Gary Groner, Jancey Hagen, Jack Hoagland, Jim Jones, Bill Kiebel, Dave Kriese, Julie Lachance, Darrel Lathrop, Bill Leutzen, Julia Limpard, Doug Loupee, Lisa Maestas, Roger McCain, Randy McDonald, Gregg Munchiando, Donna Pettigrew, Cathey O'Conner, Bob Rogers, Tim Schulz, Dave Seagraves, Bob Sheets, Steve Stillwell, David Temple, Rob Teti
"The task ahead of you is never as great at the power behind you."
Colorado Rush Land Project Update
(11.10.05) As most of the membership is aware, the Colorado Rush recently purchased 52-acres of land near Chatfield Reservoir for the purpose of building soccer fields and a clubhouse complex. Since purchasing the parcel, the club has been preparing our project plans and researching some of the obstacles that must addressed before actual dirt work can begin. Chief among the present obstacles is county zoning, especially as it relates to water and sanitation, traffic, community impact and the general use of the land as a soccer facility. There are many options available to the club as we focus on satisfying Douglas County planners that our overall project intentions in the area are compatible with the county's overall master plan. Among these are to submit a Use by Special Review application to allow soccer fields under the land's current agricultural designation; to petition to change the current agricultural zoning to commercial or other designation that would allow more intensive development of the land for soccer on any scale; or to partner with other landowners in the area to modify the county's master plan to permit similar residential, commercial and recreational uses throughout the Chatfield Basin. The club has been hard at work evaluating the options, working with civil engineers, state/county officials and other community leaders to optimize our chances for success. The success of our overall project depends entirely on our ability to get our plans approved by Douglas County, and the club is focused submitting a timely, deliberate and informed proposal as circumstances allow. We will update this space as developments warrant.
Land Acquisition
(11.01.04) We are pleased to announce that the Colorado Rush Soccer Club has acquired 52-acres of land near Chatfield Lake State Park. The Rush will officially close on the property on February 1, 2005, ending what has been a years-long search to find an affordable and geographically acceptable location on which to build a permanent home for the club. Located at the southwest corner of Roxborough Park Road and Titan Road, this beautiful parcel of land and the fields that will soon be built there represent the dreams of so many of our parents, players, coaches and staff. We hope that you will share in our excitement as we make this incredible investment in the future of our club, and we encourage all of our members to visit the site to see its potential firsthand.
Without question the purchase of the land is really the first stage in realizing our dream of a Rush field and clubhouse complex, and we have many challenges to overcome before breaking ground. For instance, at this moment we are currently preparing applications to Douglas County to authorize the construction and use of soccer fields in an agricultural zone. We expect a decision on that application sometime this summer, and we remain optimistic that our plans will be approved. At the same time we are planning the capital fundraising programs that will be critical to our ability to finance the construction of fields in the years to come. As a non-profit organization we will seek funding from various local and national philanthropic foundations and corporations, but the ultimate success of this great project will rely primarily on the active and committed support of the families that constitute our organization. These and other challenges stand between us and our goal of a permanent club home, but we are confident in the support of the whole Rush family as we tackle this exciting project.
Although the land acquisition is a big step in helping in our field shortage issues, this land acquisition will compliment our current field availablity. We will continue in our neighborhood concept for the Developmental Branch. However, we will move some of our optional programs to the new site such as Soccerfest, Rush Cup, etc.
I look forward to keeping you updated as developments warrant and invite any questions or comments you might have related to this land acquisition. Thank you for your continued support. - Tim Schulz, President
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Despite the smaller field and quicker tempo of eight-man, Horinek found out that he didn't have to completely overhaul his system. While small changes were necessary, the basic scheme remained the same from the team's 11-man days, helping ease the transition into eight-man.
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LEBANON, Maine — The two people arrested in connection with the 2nd Street shooting last week which left a local man paralyzed from the waist down and fighting for his life were scheduled to be extradited to Maine after their arraignment Thursday in Dover, N.H.Ronald Bauer, 48, formerly of Milton, and Susan Gutierrez, 48, of Pine Street in Rochester, appeared in Dover Circuit Court Thursday afternoon to answer to fugitive from justice charges, for allegedly fleeing from Maine to New Hampshire while knowing they had committed assault in Maine on Jan. 8.Gutierrez, who was ordered held on $200,000 cash bail Thursday, and Bauer, whose bail with Dover Circuit Court was pending, were each charged with elevated aggravated assault and hindering apprehension out of Maine, and will face those charges in Maine at a later date.The two suspects were arrested Wednesday after a Maine State Police investigation into the shooting at 11 2nd Street in Lebanon on Jan. 8, in which 41-year-old Richard Potorski was shot after returning home for lunch. Police allege Bauer shot Potorski while intending to commit a burglary, and that Gutierrez dropped Bauer off at the 2nd Street residence shortly before the shooting. After firing the weapon, the shooter allegedly used Potorski's Ford Explorer as a getaway vehicle, which was later found abandoned at the Big Lots loading dock in Rochester, N.H., according to Maine State Police.
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According to Maine State Police, Bauer and Gutierrez intended to burglarize Potorski's home "to feed their drug habit."Chase said she had no information on whether Potorski knew the suspects, or what type of weapon was used. She could not comment on what, if anything, was taken from the 2nd Street home during the alleged burglary.Bauer, said Chase, "has a significant New Hampshire (criminal) history," which dates back decades.In 2009 in Strafford County, Bauer was convicted of felony possession of narcotic drugs, possession of a dangerous weapon, and possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell.In 1992, he was convicted of burglary, two counts of witness tampering, and three counts of theft by unauthorized taking.In 1984, Bauer was convicted of receiving stolen property and burglary.Chase said Bauer had additional convictions for misdemeanor-level offenses.Gutierrez, who moved to Rochester about a month ago, according to her statements during Thursday's arraignment, also has a history of drug-related charges.
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I sometimes ponder this question myself (should have included woman in the subject title as well )
I'm not sure why (well ok I do know a few reasons why) that I have never pursued making a large amount of money. I've never really equated it to personal success,although I do see the benefits that having money can have in relieving the everyday stresses of financially taking care of yourself and your loved ones.
I've always felt that if I were ever going to rich it would be through some fluke as winning the lottery, some out of the blue inheritance from some rich unknown relative, or maybe just an uxepected offshoot of creating something that others enjoyed or valued and you had no way of knowing how profitable it would become.
I do buy lottery tickets on occasion,because I know how much it would help myself and others I care about in relieving financial stress if I won.
But I also have thought that it could have some very negative effects,and could bring on a whole set of problems I had not forseen.On accasion I've even bought lottery tickets and started panicing at the thought of how things would change if I won.(pretty stupid to buy a lottery ticket and then hope you don't win,because you're not sure of how that will effect things,but I've done it )
Was curious to see how some of you would handle winning lets say 25 million dollars? How do you think it would help your life? What would you do with the money? How do you think it could have a negative impact?
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Deftones Announced for Area4 and Highfield Festivals
Deftones Announced for Area4 and Highfield Festivals
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Deftones will be performing at the following festivals in Germany this summer.
Details and ticketing links below.
8/19: Luedinghausen, Germany @ Area 4 Festival
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quote:yeah but they are all brainless idiots who like jersey shore douches
quote:You must not be hot because all the hot chicks know me.
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LEE — More than a month has passed since any new information has been released from the investigation into an officer-involved shooting that resulted in resident Steve Amazeen, 45, being shot.
Lee Hook Road remained closed for most of Dec. 3 while authorities, including the State Police Major Crimes Unit, investigated the officer-involved shooting. Later that day, a news conference was held at the Lee Safety Complex by Morrell, who was tight-lipped with details. She said various aspects of the shooting would be investigated including what was behind Amazeens' actions and whether a drug or alcohol dependency or mental health issue was present. |


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When driving on wet roads, you should reduce your speed by . . .
A. half the distance from the vehicle in front of you.
You're performing your pre-trip inspection for your FLORIDA CDL test. Where should your ignition key be?
A. In the ignition.
B. In your pocket.
C. With your logbook.
D. In the cab.
When stopping for railroad tracks, you must stop no closer than 15 feet before the nearest track.
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How much visible space should be between the upper and lower fifth wheel plates?
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D. Approximately 1 inch.
Triple trailers are legal in FLORIDA.
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B. False.
Bulkheads in a tank and baffles in a tank are the same.
A. True.
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What is the minimum distance from a Class 3 (flammable liquids) or Division 2.1 (gases) placarded cargo tank that you may smoke or carry a lighted cigarette, cigar, or pipe?
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And my Caruso joke.
It looks like it might've been...
A 'mad' Tea Party.
Literally. The guy was insane, and had such schizophrenic beliefs, it's hard to even classify him as a Tea Partier. The image I first posted, the twitpic, is the image that some Democrats are saying might've inspired the man.


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LAS VEGAS, Nevada — Sitting in the chair of a professional make up artist before a Miss America video shoot, Miss N.H. Megan Lyman took a deep breath and realized, "This is it."The 21-year-old, small-town, Gilford, N.H. native spent this week competing in the nationally televised Miss America preliminary competitions, with the final top 15 contestants to air tonight at 9 p.m. on ABC."I've just been given signs that say I'm on the right path. I'm going the right way," says Megan.She won the Miss New Hampshire Scholarship Program in April of 2012, as well as the honor of the Congeniality Award, and has spent the past nine months serving her community and training hours per day to compete for the title of Miss America.After a week spent with 53 women from each of the United States, District of Columbia, Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, Megan sits calmly with an ear-to-ear smile and obviously composed attitude. In the three nights of preliminary competitions, Megan competed in talent, on-stage question, evening wear and had a 10 minute interview with an esteemed panel of celebrity judges — Bradley Bayou, an accomplished designer and member of Oprah's "Glam Squad"; Cheryl Burke, an award-winning dancer, choreographer and television star; Sam Champion, a well-known morning television broadcaster and weather editor; Mary Hart, a global broadcasting icon and television host; Daymond John, an entrepreneur, business icon and television star; McKayla Maroney, a 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist and Katie Stam Irk, Indiana's very first Miss America turned marketing professional and philanthropist.
Courtesy photo Andrew jones Megan Lyman, miss New Hampshire, competes in the evening wear competition in a gown designed by Bravo Boutique, in Concord, at the Miss America competition in Las Vegas Nevada at the Planet Hollywood resort and casino.
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Seminar on Fraternity – Relational Principle in Politics & Law
In Loppiano, which houses the Sophia University Institute, an international seminar on fraternity will be held on 11-13 March.
[more]In Loppiano, which houses the Sophia University Institute, an international seminar on fraternity will be held on 11-13 March.
[more]A seminar on widowhood at an international meeting of the Focolare's New Families Movement. Testimonies of overcoming pain and grief through self-giving.
[more]John Mann, Dean of the Anglican Cathedral of St Anne in Belfast visited the Centre of the Focolare Movement following the trip by Maria Voce to Ireland in June 2012.
[more]A project of Youth for a United World, sharing with Africa and discovering the gift that continent is for the whole world.
[more]Award recognizes the Catholic Charities Spanish Catholic Center of Washington for 45 years of service to the city's diverse immigrant population, bringing them together and helping them give back to the community
[more]"Let's bridge" – the title of the 10th edition of the Genfest , a "celebration" of youth which took place August 31st, 2012, in Budapest, Hungary. Thousands of youth from all over the world, from the most various cultures and ethnic groups met together, all moved by the same idea – not only an experience of life but also of social action: unity.
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We own this fine camera in real life. Here is what it has recently captured !
This is a photograph of High in the Arctic - Eskimo ! Polar bear watch !! Midnight in the Arctic.
Many miles out on the frozen ocean ice pack - hunting for the mighty bowhead whale !! It is more than 30 below zero out here, At times it can reach 50 below or colder with harsh winds.
That animal in the water is an Ugruk (oog rook) A bearded seal, it is larger than a snowmachine (snowmobile).
Hunting for food is our normal way of life. As Sarah Palin put it: We eat, therefore we hunt.
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ROLLINSFORD — On February 5, Rollinsford Police arrested two men for the burglary of a home Nov. 28 on Sligo Road. Christopher S. Morin, 27, Mill Street, Dover, and Joseph Sprague, 23, Portland Avenue, Dover were arrested at the Strafford County House of Corrections on one count of burglary each.The two fled the home when the homeowner arrived home and confronted them inside. Both were scheduled for an arraignment at the Dover Circuit Court on February 6. Bail was set at $ 10,000 cash for Sprague and $25,000 cash for Morin. Both are being held at the Strafford County House of Corrections. A Probable Cause hearing for both is scheduled for February 15.
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The last time I tried crane hire in Brisbane I forgot to get street permits. I needed those to get permission from the city to use the crane on a public street. We had a detour and flag people ready but I forgot to submit my request for the street allowance.
The next time I tried to rent a crane I had the street allowance permit and all other paperwork in place. I even had a crane operator on site so we didn't have to have one included in the rental. Then the morning of the crane lift my operator called in sick.
The next time I tried to rent a crane I got someone else on my crew to do it and everything went smoothly.
I may need to keep Daryl around to help with other jobs as I seem to forget the odd thing.
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Dave Moorer, currently stationed in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in preparation for his homecoming, started shipping things back home and gifting away his excess care packages and other things thus reducing his footprint, carbon or otherwise. Care, Dare, Act Aware finds Dave's story to be a story of personal awareness, honor and selflessness in a challenging situation of being stationed in Afghanistan as a medic. Thank you Dave, for paying attention to the world around you and doing important work. You inspire us and we are grateful. Humbly! https://www.facebook.com/dave.moorer.5?fref=ts
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a. the apostle John, the son of Zebedee, identified with the author of the fourth Gospel, three epistles, and the book of Revelation. Feast day: Dec 27 or Sept 26 | |
b. the fourth Gospel | |
c. any of three epistles (in full The First, Second, and Third Epistles of John) | |
2. | See John the Baptist |
3. | known as John Lackland. 1167--1216, king of England (1199--1216); son of Henry II. He succeeded to the throne on the death of his brother Richard I, having previously tried to usurp the throne. War with France led to the loss of most of his French possessions. After his refusal to recognize Stephen Langton as archbishop of Canterbury an interdict was imposed on England (1208--14). In 1215 he was compelled by the barons to grant the Magna Carta |
4. | called the Fearless. 1371--1419, duke of Burgundy (1404--19). His attempt to control the mad king Charles VI and his murder of the king's brother led to civil war: assassinated |
5. | Augustus (Edwin). 1878--1961, British painter, esp of portraits |
6. | Barry born 1945, Welsh Rugby Union footballer: halfback for Wales (1966--72) and the British Lions (1968--71) |
7. | Sir Elton (Hercules). original name Reginald Dwight. born 1947, British rock pianist, composer, and singer; his hits include "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" (1973) and "Candle in the Wind 1997" (1997), a tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales |
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(1.) One who, with Annas and Caiaphas, sat in judgment on the apostles Peter and John (Acts 4:6). He was of the kindred of the high priest; otherwise unknown. (2.) The Hebrew name of Mark (q.v.). He is designated by this name in the acts of the Apostles (12:12, 25; 13:5, 13; 15:37). (3.) THE APOSTLE, brother of James the "Greater" (Matt. 4:21; 10:2; Mark 1:19; 3:17; 10:35). He was one, probably the younger, of the sons of Zebedee (Matt. 4:21) and Salome (Matt. 27:56; comp. Mark 15:40), and was born at Bethsaida. His father was apparently a man of some wealth (comp. Mark 1:20; Luke 5:3; John 19:27). He was doubtless trained in all that constituted the ordinary education of Jewish youth. When he grew up he followed the occupation of a fisherman on the Lake of Galilee. When John the Baptist began his ministry in the wilderness of Judea, John, with many others, gathered round him, and was deeply influenced by his teaching. There he heard the announcement, "Behold the Lamb of God," and forthwith, on the invitation of Jesus, became a disciple and ranked among his followers (John 1:36, 37) for a time. He and his brother then returned to their former avocation, for how long is uncertain. Jesus again called them (Matt. 4: 21; Luke 5:1-11), and now they left all and permanently attached themselves to the company of his disciples. He became one of the innermost circle (Mark 5:37; Matt. 17:1; 26:37; Mark 13:3). He was the disciple whom Jesus loved. In zeal and intensity of character he was a "Boanerges" (Mark 3:17). This spirit once and again broke out (Matt. 20:20-24; Mark 10:35-41; Luke 9:49, 54). At the betrayal he and Peter follow Christ afar off, while the others betake themselves to hasty flight (John 18:15). At the trial he follows Christ into the council chamber, and thence to the praetorium (18:16, 19, 28) and to the place of crucifixion (19:26, 27). To him and Peter, Mary first conveys tidings of the resurrection (20:2), and they are the first to go and see what her strange words mean. After the resurrection he and Peter again return to the Sea of Galilee, where the Lord reveals himself to them (21:1, 7). We find Peter and John frequently after this together (Acts 3:1; 4:13). John remained apparently in Jerusalem as the leader of the church there (Acts 15:6; Gal. 2:9). His subsequent history is unrecorded. He was not there, however, at the time of Paul's last visit (Acts 21:15-40). He appears to have retired to Ephesus, but at what time is unknown. The seven churches of Asia were the objects of his special care (Rev. 1:11). He suffered under persecution, and was banished to Patmos (1:9); whence he again returned to Ephesus, where he died, probably about A.D. 98, having outlived all or nearly all the friends and companions even of his maturer years. There are many interesting traditions regarding John during his residence at Ephesus, but these cannot claim the character of historical truth.


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There are a couple of keys to success growing tomatoes and other seedlings indoors. Most important is having adequate light.
You may also get clear plastic covers to fit over your growing flats. These allow light to pass, but hold in water. Water will evaporate, then condense on these covers and rain down gently on your seedlings. You could accomplish the same effect with plastic wrap but then, as they germinated, the plants would butt heads with the wrap. The plastic covers provide an inch or two of growing space, allowing some to grow while others are still waking up.
An alternative to growing seedlings in straight potting mix is to mix it 50-50 with compost. It probably makes sense to buy compost for this even if you make your own. Why? Because commercial compost should be weed-free and your own compost probably is not. Unless you know what each seedling looks like when it first germinates, you may end up babying weeds along – or pulling out your seedlings. This can be a real problem if growing flowers that you have not grown before. |


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� * � � ; �.- - � e College News VOL. XIV. . No. 19 BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28,1928 PRICE, 10 CENTS "IRISH ANOMALY" TqjtEVISIT B, M. Lord' Llunsany, Well-Known Playright and Poet, to � - Lecture. READ MSS. HERE IN 1919 Lor'd Dunsany will speak in Taylor Hall next Monday afternoon at three o'clock, under the auspices of the Phoebe Anne Thome School. The college has not had such an opportunity.of hearing him since 1019, when the famous "Irish playwright read some of his own works, among them the then unpublished play. 'The Compromise-t>f the King of the Golden Isles." from his manuscript. Lord Dunsany needs little introduction. We are all of us acquainted wjth 'his poetry arid his plays. His play belSt known to us is doubtless "If," a charm- ing fantasy with a depth of meaning beneath its quaintness. George Russel said of Lord Dunsany in his lecture on Irish Personalities in Literature, last month, that "he is an anothaly, an Irishman unaware that he has a country. He seems to regard the universe as a mere excrescence on his imagination. In his yduth in his an- cestral castle he lived in a remote world of his own, of which he used to draw marvelous maps. He had a great gift for drawing and for mythological in- vention, which he combined in pictures' of the Punishments of .Hell, or of a man's sins finding him out." Good Chances! Mr. Miller Is Encouraging About Business Openings for i Clever Women. "The field for women in business is new, but not too neyv, to contain excess competition," said Mr. Henry Wise Miller in chapel Friday morning. The oppor- tunities. iiylhis field are considerable and do not require kmg technical trahihi^. One. of the best openings for <���-�� is in the banking business. A bank is a unique institution whose business it is to obtain money and sell it to investors. �A banker, therefore, must ,have certain definite qualities; and- these qualities are usually' present in women. The banker's first business is to look for depositors. Ttiis may be done in various' ways, but is usually accomplished by a general canvassing of the com- munity, followed by : a large amount of persuasion. The process is very com- plex. A banker must know an individual's business better than the individual him- self knows it. Business men are always optimistic. The banker .must, therefore, attempt to strike a happy medium be- tween what the. individual wants and what it is advisable for him to nave. This requires a large number of separate de- partments for investigation, and it is here that women are particularly suc- cessful. General surveys of the situation show that women are especially well adapted to this kind of work. Opening in Investment Banking. A second opening for women lies in the Investment Bank. � This business, very much increased since the war, is more complicated and requires more . people. The business consists in buying up securities wholesale and selling them retail to individual investors. Here the banker is the first investor. He must find out the value of the securities, their relation to the rest of the market, and just how and when they will sell. All this requires experience arid is done by a large staff of statisticians. A good statistician, with the common sense to interpret the ups and downs of the mar- ket, is priceless. These departments offer particularly excellent opportunities for women. The selling end of the Investment Bank also requires a large staff. The position of bond salesman, however, is not recommended for women. The*"train- ing is too superficial, and the actual salesmanship a bit too aggressive. Perhaps the., most fascinating business is that done by the stock broker, whose CONTINUED ON PAG�\ Opera Fans, Attention! Mr. Horace Alwyne will talk on Wagner's opera "Parsifal" Monday evening at 8, in tlve music room in Goodhart. All r those who are attending its pro- duction by the Metropolitan Opera Company the following Tuesday, anc4 Sny others who are inter- ested are cordially invited by Mr. Alwyne^ PR0K0SCH LAUDS IBSEN'S THEORY Women, Truth and Freedom Form Groundwork of "AllLater Dramas, IDEAS- NOT OBSOLETE "To give a long course in Ibsen would be easy enough, but to speak on him for ten minutes isliard," said Dr. Prokosch in chapel on Monday morning. The essence of Ibsen is that he grew so much, not in power, '. ' "varied, mani- fold insight into human life. His great- est "works. Brand and Peer Gynt, he wrote at the age of sixty. But it was in his fifties that he began to unfold. His first idea was that women were the pil- lars of society, but this he corrected and said that freedom and truth were. That triangle, of women, truth, and freedom, formed a pendulum which he kept swinging through the rest of his drama with the greatest regularity, producing a play every two years. He thought that women could be the pillars of society if you let them, but they must have free- dom', and there must be truth in all the, dealings of society, including those with women. Thus he continued to stress one problem. Always New in Fight for Freedom. There have been many articles in newspapers and magazines dyring the past week on the subject of- Ibsen, irri- tating, supercilious articles that have spokerf* of mm as. obsolete. This is. ter- ,;:,;.; nonsense, ' True, OTere->was one problem in which he was more a leader than any other�the equality of man and woman. We have advanced so much that the Doll's House seems obsolete to us, but it may not in one Or two hun- dred years; such things go in cycles. And we are not in the least closer to actual � freedom than we were irf the eighties and nineties, when Ibsen was in the midst of his work. We may wear short skirts, and we may even smoke, but these liberties.may be lost. In the fight for freedom, Ibsen will always be new. The greatest task of mankind is the attempt to enslave each other. There is more danger of this, and hence more danger to freedom,- in a democracy than in an autocracy. Will Endure Lake Sophocles. With a few exceptions, Ibsen is not a writer of social plays. More and more, at least since the eighties, he became a writer of individual problems, of which the highest is the question of one's per- sonality, what it is, and how it may best be expressed. He is as little obsolete in that as is Sophocles in the Antigone, where he presents the problem as to whether Antigone can develop her per- sonality. He is no more obsolete than any of the great Greek writers, or Shakespeare or Milton. Freshmen Champions '31 Flies Banner With Complete But Rather Untidy Vic- tory Over Sisters. At last the class of 1981 has broken the spell and won a class championship. They won the right to fly the flag of victory by defeating 1929, 14-.J9. It could scarcely, he, called a brilliant game, for sloppiness and lack of team work seemed to characterize the general play- ing. True, the Junior forwards were fast whenever they got the ball* and Humphreys and Sappington were some- times almost startling in their long spectacular baskets, but these spurts were very spasmodic, in the first half, at least. Packard made more trouble for the Freshmen in the next half, but the forwards seemed to realize that they were in the same room with each other, and the score benefited accordingly. Fre- quently walking slowed matters'up a bit; the Juniors were too far behind to catch up, and P.oyd's accuracy was only a swan's song to a rather mediocre game. The line-up* was as follows: 1929�Boyd, Humphreys, .Poe, Swan. Balch, Cook. Substitution, Packard for Cook. 1931�Sappington, Humphreys, Thomp- son, Totten, Blanchard, and H. Thomas. Sophs Win Frec-For-All. The Sophomore victory was hardly more brilliant; in fact, 'it was more of a free-for-all than a. basketball game. Bethel distinguished herself by very good dodging and dribbling, but Bruere and Morgan were not exactly effective when they did get the ball. Hirshberg and Sullivan tired each other out by futile passes which took them ^farther from the basket than they were at the begin- ning. Hirshberg, especially, was far too individual, but it must be admitted that her rather masculine type of shooting was remarkably certain. Both teams im- proved in the second half, but it was too late to_ counteract the effect which the roughness and messiness of the first half had had on the play. The final score, 1*8-28, for, the Sophomores, was CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Live for Faith Man for Himself Alone Is Weak, a Purpose Gives New Strength. Political Dinner Invitation Mr. James T. Shotwell. of Columbia University and of the Carnegie Endow- ment for International Peace, will speak at the Bellevue on Friday, March 30, on a subject of interest to all progressive students. His talk is in connection with a dinner given by the League of Nations Xon-Partisan Association, and will be on "The Recent French-American Treaty." Tickets for this dinner, which begins at six, and will be over at eight, may^e obtained from Mrs. M. P. Smith, for two dollars and fifty-cents. All students who are interated and would like to find out sometnmg about it are urged to attend. Dr. Shotwell is probaHy the person best qualified in this country to speak on this subject. "The doctrine of self-sacrifice is the law of human life." said Dr. Bruce Tay- lor in chapel on Sunday evening. Today, as we look about us at the vast- ness of the world, the crowds of people, the sea of. industry, wc feel that we are insignificant. We as individuals a"re im- pressed with our smallness and wonder what we are here for. This makes us order our lives on the basis of our own importance. We say to ourselves. "This is my life. It is all I have. Why should I not work for it. alone?" If we work tor our lives alone we shall find that it is hardly worth the trouble. We cannot seem to realize that we are only a small bundle of atoms. We have not yet discovered that our only chance for recognition is to form an alliance with the great process of the ages. Have Courage of Convictions. J� Both Elijah and Jeremiah gave their lives, for (he sake of their faith. Other saints and martyrs have had the courage of their convictions. Why not all man- kind? Man for himself is weak and mean, but man for God is, so great that only the heavens compare in glory. . In our day and generation religion is smirched with commercialism. Religion is sold to us as a piece of real estate of a share of stock. This is obviously a fake principle. Right should be obeyed whether it brings reward or darkness. We should serve God without bargaining with Him for what we will get out of it. This docs in no sense mean that we should give up living a practical life. Living for oneself is the most imprac- tical way of living, for we lose the whole �joy of life and find ourselves old at forty. Take a new lease on life. Try to find something worth doing and do it with all your heart. Thomas Hardy Dr. Chew, whose books on Hardy are well known, will speak on the most interesting side of. ' this great man in chapel Satur- day evening, March, 31. After Hardy's death, Dr. Chew gave his classes a special lecture, emphasiz- ing the poetry, and Hardy's life- long love of it. Whatever his subject on Saturday night. Dr. Chew's personal acquaintance with Hardy will make it of interest to all English students. JOURNALISM WAS STARTED IN 1665 Denis De Sallo Edited First European Critical . Journal. CHAMPENOIS LECTURES "You know all about La Fontaine, Racine and Boileau, but I am almost certain that you have never heard of Denis de Sallo," declared M. Jean Chatn- penois, at the French Club lecture: "Les Origines des Revues et des Journaux," delivered in Taylor Hall on Friday eve- ning, the twenty-third. AMERICAN DRAMA OF RECENT GROWTH Since 1920 a Renaissance in the Theatre Has Been Effected. . O'NEILL HOLDS LEAD M. Champcnois, who is associated with the Sorbonne, then proceeded to reveal that Sallo was the original editor of Lc Journal des Savants. This was Europe's first real critical journal, and one that seems to have been eve%wherc enthus- iastically welcomed by research workers, who were overjoyed that at last there was a means of expression for their work.' It is still published by-the Acad- amie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres, although it first appeared some two hun- dred and sixty years ago: on the fifth of January', lf>r>.'>. "Journal" Surprisingly Modern. The preface of "the first number of Sallo's Journal, M. Champcnois found particularly interesting on account of its democratic and internatiohalistic spirit entire1.*- :��consisT*ni. .with seventeenth centtrrj ideas.- Everything of which any respectable modern "Review" can boast was to be found in Le Journal des Sal ants according to this preface; panygyrics of learned men who had just died, with a list of their works; a sort of question-box, that juggled original observations on scientific subjects; ar- ticles on new discoveries, inventions, mathematic formulas,: and natural his- tory; and finally, ^Aiews of recently CONTINUE^ ON .PAGE 4 We Must Pass in Quiz on Human Relationships "The science of human relations will progress just as all other sciences and arts have in the last century* declared Dr. Horncll I lajt, speaking in chapel on Wednesday morning, March 21. At first it is hard to realize that the rising curve of human progress may be applied not only to the building of bridges, but to human relationship. Divorces are increasing; the relations between em- ployer and employee are a great fumble; in spite of the fact that 90 per cent, of the world's thinking population is op- posed to war, wc seem unavoidably slip- ping towards it. Is there, then, any real in ogress in human relation? The truth is that we are just approach- ing the stage where we will be able to apply the scientific method to human re- lations. Today all society is built on the principle of human equality, although it is obvious that all men are not equal. We need first a transcendent conception of human justice, then the ability to form a society where all the individuals com- bine for a united effort, without counting theVost to themselves. . We arc constantly being subjected to a quiz on the problem ot human relations: we pass of we flunk; and the passage of this quiz makes all the difference of life. The laboratory method is essential in solving the problem of human relations. Courses in the social sciences�psychol- ogy, history, anthropology, etc., should be used as tools to help us build a new so- ciety, v "Modern American Drama is a phe- nomenon which made its first appear- ance only eight years ago, in the middle of February. 1920, just about three hun- dred years after the landing of the Pil- grims." This is the startling statement with which Mr. Barrett Clark began his discussion of American drama last Thursday evening in Taylor Hall. It was not until later that the audience discovered that this was the oate of the production of Eugene O'N'oill's .first long play. Three hundred years, said Mr. Clark, is a long time to wait for the beginning of an art. Hut it is difficult to find anything* worth the name earlier than that. The eighteenth century, so fruitful in other countries, was not so in ours. It is difficult for any art to flourish in a country which is in the throes of de- veloping its natural resources. The nine- teenth century was almost equally un- profitable. The plays of this period are of value for their historical interest, but practically none of,them are intrinsically worth reading nr seeing; Dunlap, a manager and producer of the nineteenth century, wrote thirty or' forty plays which were considered good at the time. But when '/icy are revived in the pres- ent day b/college actors only the faculty go to sejf them. Forrest, the great actor of the thirties and forties, is still re- membered, but who-remembers the plays ;n which he acted? Eren the play- wrights of a still later date, like Bronson CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 A Blanket Invitation K'*:- tended by Bryn Mawr Club (Specially contributed by Winifred Dodd, '26. ) Arc any of you interested in and have you investigated the new Itryn Mawr Club, which, despite its regulation brown stone exterior, has, inside, a very charming atmosphere to offer? The ad- dress is 213 East Sixty-first street. That sounds far east, but it is really only two blocks away from the invaluable B. M. T. subway that lands you in the center of Broadway. The new house, completely refurnished, is early American happily combined with comfortable furniture. The dining room, on the ground floor, Opens into a garden which will be used, during the spring and summer, for lunch and tea. A little stairway ascends from the gar- den to a balcony leading into the living room. where one may sit before a fire when the weather is too cold to bask in the sun outside. In the front arc two rooms, a library whose shelves are well tilled with new books, 'and a minute sitting room. The seven bedrooms, on the next two floors, although small, are very comfortable. Each room has a telephone and a good- sized closet and there'is a bath for every two rooms. The quaint lamps, old four- poster maple beds, and chintzes create an atmosphere quite different from the one experienced in the bedrooms -associated The prices are very reasonable. Single rooms are three dollars a night, double rooms, five dollars; continental break- fast is thirty-five cents, regular breakfast, sixty-five cents; lunches are sixty-five cents and*1 eighty-five cents and dinners are one dollar ami one dollar and twen- ty-live cents. The dues., for a resident member, are two dollars (plus two dol- lars tax>, and, for-a non-resident mem- ber, ten dollars (plus one dollar tax). If a Senior joins her fir>t year out of college there is no initiation fee and any Senior who wishes to join next fall may use the club during the summer when special rates will be made. The club noxc extends its privileges to all undergraduates and hopes that they CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 L
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frrostedman wrote:We are all fallen creatures. Priests of any denomination are not excluded from this fact.
Can anyone think of another scenario where a grown man is surrounded by young boys and in a position of complete power and control over them?
If we can bring these scenarios to light, and draw a comparison, I'm pretty sure what we'll find is that Priests are much like everyone else.
Adult boy scout leaders comes to mind - although they still aren't in a position of such power and control as a priest is.
I'm saying it's not Catholicism that's the problem. It's the scenario where young boys are subjected to the power and leadership of any man, who can do whatever he wants unwatched and unchecked. I think we could put any type of man in the position of the priest and you will find that the same ratio of "other" people will do the same thing these priests are doing.
However........ because of the very nature of the priest's position, he is supposed to be the LAST person on Earth to partake in such activities. But "supposed to be" and reality are two different things most of the time. I do not believe that men groom themselves to be priests in a planned effort to take advantage of young boys. What I do believe is many of these priests didn't even know they had an attraction to young boys until they found themselves in a position to take advantage of it. Any priest worth his salt, at the very moment of discovering this weakness, should voluntarily have himself defrocked.
On the contrary the Catholic Church is and was the problem. Because they knew that this was going on a lot and never did anything to correct this. They are not spending and dishing out billions of dollars for a few cases. This was rampant and still is while absolving guilt with confession and absolution
In 1079 The celibacy of the priesthood was decreed by Pope Hildebrand, Boniface VII
Jesus imposed no such rule, nor did any of the apostles. On the contrary, St. Peter was a married man, and St. Paul says that bishops were to have wife and children. (Read 1st Timothy 3:2,5, and 12; Matthew 8:14-15).
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