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Wayne Gilbert of the S.C. Budget and Control Board spoke at City Council's meeting Tuesday, June 12, about redistricting and the options available to the city.
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While walking through the Museum, I often catch a glimpse of some of the early 19th century baseball gloves on display and find it hard to imagine playing baseball with something that looks like a gardening glove.
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Modestly, John and Bob failed to mention to you in your interview, the several millions of dollars the Oriole Advocates have raised for local charities over their 50 years of service. It's been my pleasure to work along with this group of community spirited people over the past 15 years.
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The project, fos- tered by the Bureau of Education of the United States Indian Serv- ice and by the Indian Arts and Crafts Board, is being carried on in various western schools for the Indians, and repre- sents a number of widely sep- represents a number of widely sep- arated tribes. The differences in expression, however, seem to be in- dividual rather than tribal, and it i is evident that the same conscious- ness of foreground design and bril- liant flat color, already innate in the race, has been encouraged in every case. As patterns with very little modeling, these watercolors are delightful, but the technical limitations of their creators make for a certain monotony. It is inter- esting to discover reversions to the south-western sand-painting qual- ity, as well as a fairly consistent Continued on Page Five Millay Play Efficiently Directed by M. Daly; Irish Play Affords Producers Less Scope Forum to Consider Academic Problems By Olivia Kahn, '41 Goodhart, March 8.�The ladies Gregory and Millay were feted by the members of Players Club to- night. Both were given a pretty good reception, even though" Lady Gregory's Rising of the Moon was shrouded in darkness so great that those who were doing honor to her name could scarcely be seen. Aria da Capo, a fantasy by Edna St. Vincent Millay, was whipped into shape in a surprisingly short time by Madge Daly, '42. It af- forded pleasing contrast between the light careless banter of Pierrot and Columbine, and the grim spec- tacle of Death astride a cannon Cueing two shepherds engaged in a dangerous game. At least one face new to campus productions emerged, that of Margaret Hol- land, '43, who played the role of Corydon with unusual clarity and simplicity. Although she appeared at moments to be slightly nervous, Miss Holland is an actress Players Club should keep an eye on in their future productions. As Pierrot and Columbine, Eileen Durning, '41, and Jacqueline Block, '44, were charmingly callous, their speech on the whole being better under control than their actions. With more time the scene might have been better paced. Miss Durning gradually wanned to her role and her performance was somewhat better at the end of the play than when the curtain first rose. Virginia Nichols, '41, was a convincing Thyrsis, and although the role of Phyllis Wright, also '41, was. comparitively minor, .with the aid of ingenious makeup she made her presence very strongly felt. All in all the play was successful through the cooperation of director, actors, and scenic designers. Somewhat less satisfying was the production of The Rising of the Moon. The responsibility for this lies in the fact that the play does not really afford sufficient oppor- tunities for its producers to test their mettle. Unquestionably Vivi French, '42, did a fine job of di- recting but the audience was left with the uneasy feeling that the play might have been given almost as well with only a few hours of rehearsal and small effort. The fact that the stage was so dark was, I believe, a serious fault, for much of the detail of the acting was thereby lost. Julie Follansbee, '41, was excel- lent as the hero, strolling around the stage with what appeared to be complete confidence. Her voice, piercing through the fog onstage, was attractive, whether singing or speaking, and her movements were well controlled. The sergeant, Mary Chadwick, '44, and the two policemen, Mary Ellis, '44, and Ann Denny, '43, did fairly well, although their parts did not allow for much range in talent. Perhaps it is heresy to tread on sacred ground, but might we sug- gest the Irish theatre be given a rest for a while? Vice-Presidents For Undergrad AssV Announced Dethier, Crowder, Resor Named as Candidates For Office The Junior class has nominated Margot Dethier, Alice Crowder and Helen Resor for vice-president of the Undergraduate Association. . These candidates will be voted on by the college next Monday. Margot Dethier Margot Dethier is a candidate for vice-president of the Undergrad- uate Association. She is the second Junior member of the Association and therefore is chairman of the Dance Committee; she is also on the Freshman Guide Committee and the Entertainment Committee. For three years she has been in the choir and she has also been Freshman and Junior song mis- tress. In hfcr Freshman year, she was the Duchess in the Gondolicru and as a Sophomore she was the" Fairy Queen in lolantlie. For three years she has been on thi basketball squad. This year she is basketball manager. 'News' Elections The New 8 takes great pleasure in announcing the following elections: Editor- in-Chief, Joan Gross, '42. Copy Editor, Alice Crowder, '42. News Editor, Sally Jacob, '43. Editorial Board, Barbara Cooley, '42; Alice Crowder, '42; Ann Ellicott, '42; Joan Gross, '42; Sally Jacob, '43; Agnes Mason, '42; Lenore 0'Boyle, '43. Business Manager, Elizabeth Gregg, '42. Advertising Manager, Celia Moskovitz, '43. Promo- tion Manager, Betty Marie Jones, '42. On Thursday, March 13, at 7.30, in the Common Room, the Curricu- lum Committee will hold an open forum to which all faculty and students are urged to come. The j topics of the meeting, chosen for [their general interest, will be: j Pro and Con Thanksgiving, Long Paper-itis, Midyears^-Do We Need Them?, and Are Quizzes Too Im- portant? They will be presented for discussion by members of the committee, and the sense of the forum will be referred through the committee to the faculty. Sugges- tions are requested, and it is hoped that this meeting will lead to general thought among under- graduates about the problems of curriculum. New AA President Shows Avid Desire For Salads, Plenaria Farmers' Market Offers Verdant Wares, But Farmers Remain Romantically Silent By Agnes Mason, '42 Scrapple and spring flowers, Mennonite bonnets and hard head- ed business men, we found, but the human interest stories that we ex- pected to gather at the Farmers' Market weren't forthcoming. The farmers don't think they are quaint and don't invite questions other �than those pertaining to sales. They are agreeable but busy. You don't get familiar with a Pennsylvania Dutchman right off the bat and you don't violate his business ethics with personality questions. (Even a News reporter at 6.30 A. M. can sense this): Lancaster Swiss cheese sells at 32 cents a pound, and for 15 cents you can buy a bunch of narcissus. The white-painted booths on which the produce is displayed rent at two fifty a day. Generally more than one section is required and the fresh vegetable and egg man had 10 dollars worth. Although they came from the south, his tightly bunched asparagus and ripe toma- toes had a hand-grown quality dis- Chris Waples, the new president of the Athletic Association goes to bed at eleven-thirty and gets up at seven-thirty. This would immedi- ately classify her as an exceedingly normal individual were it not for the fact that she is inordinantly fond of lettuce. She has been known to have eaten as many as four salads at a single meal. She was discovered poring over Biology notebooks, very uninter- ested in being interviewed. "Gas- tcrostomum fimbriatum," she mur- mured faintly staring at the fresh- man show cloud hanging over her desk. "... Plenaria�it's the problem of regeneration," she went on disconsolately, and opened a Continued on Page Five Duties Announced For Vice-President Of Self-Government associated from their chain-store contemporaries. This same unso- phisticated appearance clung to the greenhouse sweetpeas. In the win- ter, grocery store vegetables gener- erally look as if they'd suffered, and flowers from a florist, seem dissi- pated, but all the produce at the Farmers' Market was young and optimistic�a most exhilerating sight. � It is axiomatic that homebaked bread has romantic connotations I but did you realize that the same is ; true of 20 unbroken feet of coiled i sausage? Has your spirit everj kindled to corn meal mush that looks like marble when ousted from its pan, or your heart leapt up iG the sight of spices hanging like weeds from a.stringl What about an orange pierced and completely hidden by cloves, unpopped corn, and unroasted chestnuts? Why does a Pennsylvania Dutch- man keep himself to himself so much, or is it that the secret of preserving his local color? He certainly cannot be compared in volubility with an. A. & P. clerk. \ L Calendar Thursday, March 13.� Curriculum Forum, Com- mon Room, 7.30 P. M. Saturday, March 15.� . Basketball vs. Rosemont, Gym, 10 A. M. Square- Dance, Gym, 8 P. M. Sunday, March 16.-� Art Club Exhibit and Tea, Common Room, 4.30. Monday, March 17.� Vocational Tea, Katherine Gibbs' School, Deanery, 4.30 P. M. Tuesday, March 18.� Anna Howard Shaw Me- ___morial Lecture, Dr. Ruth Fulton Benedict, Anthro- pology and the Social Bases of Morale, Goodhart Hall, 8.30 P. M. Non-Resident Tea, Com- mon Room, 4.30 P. M. . Current Events, Miss Reid, Common Room, 7.30 P. M. The vice-president of the Self- Government Association attends executive board and hall president meetings. Whenever the president is absent, the vice-president must take over her duties. The vice- president is automatically a per- mission-giver and is one of the three senior members on the board. Questions covering everything from policy to the freshmen handbook are discussed by the president and the vice-president and by the board as a whole. Naturally the vice- president must work in close coop- eration with president. Alice Crowder Alice Crowder is a candidate for the vice-presidency of the Under- graduate Association. She is treas- urer of her class for the second year in succession. In her sopho- more year, she was chairman of the Publicity Committee of the Bryn Mawr League; she was sophomore member of Undergrad, Peace Council representative for the Art Club, a burly slave in the Latin play and part of the crowd in Bartholomew Fair. She is a member of the Art Club and of the Players Club and has appeared in the Gondoliers and Iolanthe. She will also be in Pirates of Penzance. During both sophomore and jun- Contlnued on Page Two Grass, Alas! When the snow melts, please do not walk on the grass. It is having a hard enough struggle for existence as it is, without being tram- pled by the pitter-patter of heedless feet. Glee Club Practices 'Pirates of Penzance; Luckv Ladies Will Sing in Haverford Show By Sally Jacob, '43 Gilbsrt and Sullivan rule su- preme. This year the Glee Club has decided upon the Pirates of Penzance" to vie with the French oral for honors on the week-end of April 26. Moreover the female characters (unhappy male chorus!) are going to combine with the Haverford boys and give a joint production the followinjrnveek-end. Mr. Alwyne and Mr. Willoughby have charge of direction and mu- sic respectively; all parts have been assigned; serious rehearsals are under way. To a few very recently accepted pirates they are not only serious but also bewildering. Set- tling back proudly as members of Glee Club at last, the prospective buccaneers enjoyed Mr. Willough- by's enchanting trills on the piano. Then suddenly a rousing ha! ha!; ho! ho! completely startled them out of their composure. Glancing anxiously at their scores, they fin- ally found the n6tes of daughter, but by- theti their comrades were singing about � their vegetable knowledge. After furiously flip- ping the pages for half an hour, the pirate recruits had learned when to contribute a weak ha! ha!, ho! ho! only two beats behind the others. Louise Allen, Carla Adelt, Margot Dethier and the other old troupers are not particularly con- cerned ye�* Oiiiiij Jhwn.....i*il InTists that the Major-General's song is not as difficult as it sounds "to those who have to listen," and she certainly has not been practising nearly so vociferously as has her understudy. Having been pushed ahead a week�the German oral and the Geology Field Trip were a bit too much competition�this year's op- eretta is of necessity rapidly shap- ing up. The men's and girl's chor- uses are meeting together already. 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Pheochromocytoma is a rare tumor of adrenal gland tissue. It results in the release of too much epinephrine and norepinephrine, hormones that control heart rate , metabolism, and blood pressure .
Chromaffin tumors; Paraganglionoma
Pheochromocytoma may occur as a single tumor or as more than one growth. It usually develops in the center (medulla) of one or both adrenal glands . Rarely, this kind of tumor occurs outside the adrenal gland, usually somewhere else in the abdomen.
Very few pheochromocytomas are cancerous.
The tumors may occur at any age, but they are most common from early to mid-adulthood.
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Symptoms occur in discrete attacks at unpredictable intervals and usually last 15 to 20 minutes. The attacks may increase in frequency, length, and severity as the tumor grows. High blood pressure may occur only from time to time.
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Ankle replacement is surgery to replace the damaged bone and cartilage in the ankle joint. Artificial joint parts (prosthetics) are used to replace your own bones. There are different types of ankle replacement surgeries.
Ankle replacement surgery is most often done while you are under general anesthesia. This means you will be asleep and would not feel the pain.
You may have spinal anesthesia. You can be awake but will not feel anything below your waist. If you have spinal anesthesia, you will also be given medicine to help you relax during the operation.
Your surgeon will make a surgical cut in the front of your ankle to expose the ankle joint. Your surgeon will then gently push the tendons, nerves, and blood vessels to the side. After this:
Your surgeon will replace the damaged part of:
The surgeon will put the tendons back into place and close the wound with sutures (stitches). You may need to wear a splint, cast, or brace for a while to keep the ankle from moving.
Ankle arthroplasty - total; Total ankle arthroplasty; Endoprosthetic ankle replacement; Ankle surgery
This surgery may be done if the ankle joint is badly damaged. Your symptoms may be pain and loss of movement of the ankle. Some causes of damage are:
You may not be able to have a total ankle replacement if you have had ankle joint infections in the past.
Risks for any anesthesia are:
Risks for any surgery are:
Risks for ankle replacement surgery are:
Always tell your doctor or nurse what drugs you are taking, even drugs, supplements, or herbs you bought without a prescription.
During the 2 weeks before your surgery:
On the day of your surgery:
Your doctor or nurse will tell you when to arrive at the hospital.
After surgery, you will most likely need to stay in the hospital for at least one night. You may have received a nerve block that controls pain for the first 12 - 24 hours after surgery.
Your ankle will be in a cast or a splint after surgery. A small tube that helps drain blood from the ankle joint may be left in your ankle for 1 or 2 days. To keep swelling down, keep your foot raised higher than your heart while you are sleeping or resting.
Your doctor will send you to a physical therapist, who will teach you exercises that will help you move more easily.
A successful ankle replacement will likely:
Usually, total ankle replacements last 10 or more years. How long yours lasts will depend on your activity level, overall health, and the amount of damage to your ankle joint before surgery.
Murphy AG. Total ankle arthroplasty. In: Canale ST, Beaty JH, eds. Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics. 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 10.
Hansen ST Jr. Post-traumatic reconstruction of the foot and ankle. In: Browner BD, Jupiter JB, Levine AM, Trafton PG, Krettek C, eds. Skeletal Trauma. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 62.
C. Benjamin Ma, MD, Assistant Professor, Chief, Sports Medicine and Shoulder Service, UCSF Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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