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quote:Who decided that the Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States?
quote:I'm moving on.
quote:Pal, the Federal Reserve is officially independent from our government, it's not an official government agency. Your post above is explaining why it's independent.
quote: Is a central bank the only alternative to a gold standard? Nope.
quote:It's both
quote: It's both, arguing one side of it makes you look like an idiot. How can it be strictly independent of Federal Gov't if: A. The President nominates the Fed Chairman B. Must be confirmed by the Senate The more you talk the more you show your ignorance.
quote:I've not said it doesn't have a relationship with our federal government
quote:And the Federal Reserve IS completely independent from our federal government.
quote: You can't have it both ways.
quote:And we already discussed your daddy complex. You've refused to concede the fact that the Federal Reserve is not an official member of our federal government.
quote:So, for the fourth time in the thread, you claim an agency that's leader is nominated by the President, then approved by the Senate is a totally independent agency?
quote:I'm pretty sure he just said it was not a federal agency in his last post....not that it is totally independent.
quote:"Saying the Federal Reserve is independent from our federal government means it's not a sanctioned member of our government, its independent from it.
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A Fine Artist whose pastime has become his work
Autor: Iman ManiJust one and half month before David Mzuguno died, he told to Daily Monitor, the Ugandan newspaper: "I have also taught three of my children to do art and hopefully they will carry on with the business when I have left this world"
Autor: Daniel AugustaThe origin traces to an old man from Kigoma in west Tanzania who used to decorate caves for some reasons. He also painted on hut walls. His name is Atanas Mwanasola Kiswanta and he died in 1992. He must have been born in the beginning of 20 century. His wife Matrida is still living in Kigoma.
Autor: Daniel AugustaToday there is an auction in Paris titled "Africa Scenes I" and in the catalogue of the auction there is the painting of R.Chiwaya. The price is estimated at €30.000 - €40.000
Autor: Daniel AugustaIn March 2010 he came to Uganda to exhibit at International School of Uganda in Lubowa. The name of the exhibition was: "The Last Living Master Tingatinga Painter of Tanzania".
Autor: Daniel AugustaElias Jengo, the author of this article, is currently a professor at the University of Dar es Salaam, Department of Fine and Performing Arts. He is also an internationally famous artist. His major works can be seen in many public places in Tanzania.
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quote:@stevewilsonap: BREAKING: Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the London Olympics.
quote:Not really a big deal.
quote: Djoker is really the only one, IMO, who I would say would not necessarily be an underdog against a healthy Nadal.
quote:It's not the first time we've seen big player pull out of the Olympics, and for a player like Nadal who puts a beating on his body....I'd rather him be healthy at the end of the season then see him get knocked out of the Open early.
quote:for him to withdraw like that I think it's somewhat serious, I doubt he would withdraw like that just a a precaution for the US Open unless he really doesn't value the gold medal much.
quote:best of 3 format
quote:He's the defending Olympic champion. I'm sure he'd love to defend his title since it's a rare tournamnet; however, he just got knocked out in the 2nd round of Wimbledon. It's not shocking to me that his body needs more rest.
quote:Our 7 times champion Rafa Nadal has pulled out of the 2012 London Olympics, saying he is "not in condition to compete" and that it is "one of the saddest decisions of his career". What a shame for the tournament and for Rafa, who won the gold medal in Beijing in '08. Spain will have to find a new flag bearer.
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Dear Representative Trent Franks,
Today, I watched you debate during the markup for H.R. 3803, or, as you may know it, the District of Columbia Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would ban abortion after 20 weeks in Washington, DC. I watched you valiantly fight to save "the children" from their pain even in the case of rape or incest, or when a mother has been diagnosed with cancer and the treatment needed to save her life is incompatible with the continuation of her pregnancy. I watched you warn the rest of the judiciary committee that abortions are linked to higher rates of suicide, even though this "fact," and the basis for the bill itself (that 20-week-old fetuses can feel pain) flies in the face of all accredited scientific evidence.
And all I could think about was September 7, 2007.
It may seem strange to you. September 7, 2007 was nearly five years ago. Why think about that now? And why such a specific date?
September 7, 2007 was the night I was raped.
September 7, 2007 was the night that my rapist's sperm met my egg and I was impregnated with the child of my rapist.
I thought about all of this as I watched you passionately advocate on behalf of "the tiny little babies" and the only reaction I could muster was "how dare you."
How dare you, Representative Franks. Your claim of caring about the "pain of the tiny babies" rings hollow when one remembers your support of the Ryan Budget, which would have slashed over $36 billion from food assistance programs. You called them "slush funds" and "runaway federal spending." This from a member of the House of Representatives, who makes more in a month than I do in a year.
How dare you, Representative Franks. Your claim of caring about the "increased risk of suicide" among those who seek abortions rings hollow when, again and again, you have voted to strip people like me of health care by voting for the repeal of the Affordable Care Act and the slashing of Medicare and Medicaid. These programs that I, personally, rely on so that I can afford counseling to help me deal with the trauma of being raped. After all, "health care" involves your mental health as well.
How dare you, Representative Franks. Your faux concern for the physical and mental well-being of parents and their children is sickening when you have over and over again proven your concern for both is nonexistent.


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Again and again she rushed out and stopped sure points. She played so consistently well that all eyes focussed on her whenever tiie ball was within shctoting distance ot I'ryn-Mawr's goal. Even Rieser could not stand forever against such a swiftj onrush., She ran out to stop the ball. Boyd~ failed to interrupt the pass, and, Weaver scored. Varsity came back with a pass- from Woodward to Mo�re to Wills. Thai with a clear shot from the right side of the circle Longstreth tied the score. Philadelphia rushed the ball Lack down the field and Weaver scored again. Varsity held them to this 2-1 lead CONTINUED ON PAGE � Winter Athletic Program Outlined by Miss Petts At a meeting on November 13 of the Physical Education Department witfi the Council of the Athletic Asso-� ciartion and a^number of students rep- y resenting the non-athletic group in ' college the following program, of Physical Education was decided upon for the winter months: (1) Body Mechanics Fencing Swimming (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) Natural Dancing � Basketball ^ , � i Lacrosse Tumbling Sun Baths Several of the students asked that Water Polo be added to the list If enough people arc interested this will 4 be done. A student who plays Water Polo must have passed her Physical Examination in the fall with an aver- age of. (A) and have had no severe illness since." The Water Polo group must be large enough so that no .one will be called in to substitute at the last minute without having worked up gradually, to playing the game. A few people asked if Clog Danc- ing might be included in the program. This, too, will be. added if enough people wish it. As to the Physical Education Re- quirements, they were made quite dif- ferent from those of the fall. We think the plan is better and we hope that it will be possible to make it permanent. For the Freshman, it was decided to require one hour a week of Body Me- chanics and two hours a week of either Dancing or one sport chosen from the above list. For the Soph'omores, one hour of Hygiene, as before, and two hours a week of Dancing or one sport. Other sports may be elected by the Freshmen and Sophomores in addition to the one required, provided the Physical Education Department does not think the extra exercise too much for the strength of the student wishing to take it. The schedule of the required classes will be as flexible as possible. 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"The sheer cumulative power of this poem is sur- passed (illy by its passages of individual beauty." Renascence, containing the title poem, published in 1B17, was Miss MillayY first volume. It was followed by A Few, rigs from Thistles. 1920; Second April, 1921; Three Plays, 1921, and The Harp- Weaver and Other Poems, 1924. Besides Lyrics, Miss Millay has written a number*'of short stories. Distressing Dialogues, 1924. was published under the name of "Nancy Boyd." � Miss Milfciy has also translated sev- eral songs and has been connected with the Provincetown Players both as play- wright and performer. The King's Henchman, an operetta, published in 1927. received the loudest acclamation from the publier* The -latest book of poem is The Buck in the Snow, published this year. As we remember how Willa Cather charmed her audience in old Taylor, we are sure a large gathering will greet Miss Millay in spacious Goodhart. Debate Drew Crowd * Method of Education Is Topic; American System Wins Critics Present. Watson Surprises Audience as a "Simple-Minded Fellow." . HE BEGINS RATS The debate which was held in the Common Room last Thursday eve- ning was one of the most successful "First-Nights" ever witnessed at Bryn Mawr. The new club came in like a Cast Announced The cast for the French Club play "Le Professeur," which will be given on December 8, has been chosen, and rehearsals are in prog- ress. The cast is as follows: M. Tomenteux ... M. Lambert, '29 Mme. Tomenteux, M. Gelhorn, *30 Germaine Tomenteux, A. L. Hubbard, '29 Bertrand ...........E. Linn, '29 A Beha,viorist was to us an unknown quantity. What would a man look like who was popularly supposed to believe that there was no thought cx- cept in the larynx? Vaguely we ex- pected to see a Robot sort of creature appear on the platform. When Dr. Watson rose to speak wc were half disappointed, half pleasantly surprised. For he looked so very human, so very natural and like everyone else, even to the horn-rimme'd glasses. And his first words bore out his ap- pearance. "Bchayiorists arc simple- minded fellows." he satrf. "What they are alter is a return to"common sense. They want to rcmoye the mysteries from psychology and get down to rock-bottom again." He admitted that consciousness could not be denied, but said that a study of it got nowhere. "You just beat about the bush and define consciousness in terms of con- sciousness." Behaviorism docs- not claim to be a method but only a new point of view. It started the first really objective school of psychology. Dr. Watson worked first of all with rats, and found that almost anything could be done with them. Then he decided to work out human psychology in the same objective way as with rats. Thus the Bchaviorists' platform is very simple: the study of human behavior by an objective scientific method. The general hypothesis is, given the stimu- lus, to try and predict the response; or else to predict the stimulus from study- inn the action. This premise is hard to quarrel with. Human Infant Worked On. Senior Reception The Senior Reception for the Freshmen will take place on Friday evening, " November 23. All Freshmen arc invited. Do not wait for a private and per- sonal invitation. ThclJ arc not going to be any. But every I-1 r-.hiii.ui is invited and will be made welcome. Members ol other classes may come to see the skit. Balch Talks Peace Secretary of Woman's League and European Fellow Asks Open Mind. On deciding on the objective method for human psychology, Dr. Watson lion, with a large crowd, a well-eon- suaLJj0 .��._.huluau infam for a subT dlicfed program, and refreshments. E. Stiff, acting- as temporary presi- dent, presided. Miss Carey, Miss Grierson and Df. Qray were present in the capacity of critics. The topic for debate was: Resolved: that the English'tutorial system of edu- cation is better than' the American lecture 'Ad examination system. The speakers for the affirmative were A. Lord, '.II, and V. Hobart, "31; for the negative: A- Merrill, "30, and J.' Wise. '30. Defines English System. Miss Lord opened the debate. After giving a brief definition of the English system, as one in whjch each student has the personal assistance of a tutor and opportunities fot, independent .re- search, with no compulsion to attend lectures and few examinations, the first speaker for the affirmative pointed out three advantages of ~ such a method. What is education, she asked? It is preparation for life after college. Those who are trained* to specialize in some subject and to get their educa- tion from independent research, rather than from lectures, arc better prepared for life. Next comes the question of attitude. In the English system the college offers to the student excellent facili- ties, but makes no effort at compul- sion, H*� feels that to accept them is a privilege, instead of a carking neces- sity. His intellectual obligation " is measured only by his own ambition. As it is modern and constructive in its other aspects, the English educa- tional method is modern in its em- phasis on individualism. Each stu- dent works for himself rather than with a group. Miss Lord spoke without notes, and while she showed some nervousness in manner, she is to be complimented on the straightforward development of her thought. Wise Is Resourceful. Miss Wise spoke first for the nega- tive. Her first point aroused a laugh CONTINUED ON PAOB S ject, the new-born baby being the pur-. est subjtct available. He said that up to the time of .Behaviorism, instincts were regarded as God-given and heredi- tary. Bui when a Behaviorist watches for different instincts to develop in the squirming mass of protoplasm that is a baby, he finds simply that they do not. Laboratory experience makes him skeptical of the whole theory of instincts. He finds a long list of sim- ple types of response, but no complex innate patterns such as were previ- ously believed in. In his own experi- ments Dr. Watson only found two stimuli which would make the infant show the reaction that psychologists call fear, the reaction that Bchavior- ists prefer to call Reaction X. . And yet adults are shot through with all sorts of fear reactions. The stimuli for bringing out the other emotion reac- tions were likewise found to be few and simple in the young infant. Thus all our complex emotional life is built up ,qn this extremely simple basis. Not until the Behaviorists was there a CONTINUED ON PAOB 4 A Chance Error U was the practice of the Greek historians to put fictitious specchejL in the mouths of the great, biW despite this precedent, we were a little startled to find this sentence in our write-up of a speech by Mrs. Manning in chapel: "He (Mr. Hoover) is exceeding- ly shrewd in appointments, and if he is able freely to chose the men to work with him, his Presidential career will begin fortuitously." Fortuitously, says the Dictionary, means "accidentally, casually, by chance." Much as we would like to think it. we very much fear Mr. Hoover's Presidential career will begin neither by accident nor by ehance. We- suppose we meant "auspiciously." Anyway, we beg everyone's pardon. Miss Emily G. Balch. who entered Bryn Mawr with the second class that ever attended it, hut graduated with the first, and became its European Fellow, spoke in chapel on Wednes- day morning on possibilities for world IH-'i'Ce. �.'�� : .�-------------,�A.-----------r� Miss Balch began with the.plea that wc should keep our minds open to the possibilities of change All we know of the future is that it will not be the same as the past. As the In- ternational Secretary of the Woman's International League for Peace, Mist Balch said she once received a letter from a woman who said that she had begun her career by working for the Abolition of slavery. After the Eman- cipation, she turned her attention to the struggle for women's suffrage. Now that this too was an accomplished fact, she wished to devote her ener- gies to the abolition of war. Perhaps, Miss Balch said, the third reform will also come within the span of that woman's life The others seemed no more impossible when they were first discussed. Perhaps wc have already come through the last.wjuv We can- not tell, any more than we can tell when wc have had our last toothache or our last love affair. 3 Thinks Pact Hopeful. The Kellogg pact for the renuncia- tion of war is at leasts basis for hope. It declares that all the gelations 0f jts adherents arc to' be sought only by peaceful means, and arc to be the re- sult of peaceful and orderly process. Nor is it alone in its protest. The League of Nations, the -various asso- CONTINUED ON i'ACK 3 Alumnae Council Meeting Has Interesting Speeches Specially contributed by li. Cross, '*). The annual meeting of the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Council was held at New i iaven Novitmber 12, 13 and 14. The council is made up of the various officers of die Alumnae Association, the District Councillors, Alumnae Directors, Chair- lien offthc Standing Committees, a mem- fc.'r of tl-e most recent class to graduate, . nd an undergraduate representative who f.ie invited to the Council to give a sug- gestion of undergraduate life and its problems first hand, * A discussion of the budget and the Alumnae Fund occupied the first meet- ing of the Council and -was most en- lightcnihi; to an undergraduate, for it brought out the really tremendous amount the Alumnae have given toward the fur- nishings for Goodhart Hall. Scholarship Committee, reports and the District Coun- cillor reports were taken up at the next meeting . These were very interesting, !i lliug �f the trials and tribulations of raising money for scholarships; giving an account of the various scholars: and tell- ing of the conditions in the different dis- tricts, that is.- whether girls were prepar- ing in the schools there for*Bryn Mawr. One of the most interesting reports of the Council was that concerning the Alumnae Committee of the Seven Wom- en's Colleges which is working to arouse interest in endowments for the colleges. Among the strictly social events was a dinner given for Miss Park at which she spoke, a tea given for the alumnae, heads of schools, and other persons in- terested in Bryn Mawr at which Presi- dent Angell of Vale and Miss Park spoke, and two very delightful plays given by Professor Baker's School of Drama.
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\ The College IVews *-� i _L_!---- ��+- VOL. XXVIII, No. 1 =f BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1941 Copyright, Truiteet of Bryn Mawr College, 1940 kS PRICE 10 CENTS BK ^ Polls, War Relief, Fire and Forums Mark Year'40-'41 Extra - Curricular Activities Important Part of Life Of Students This is the story of a year, the week-to-week headlHes and the threads of tangled opinion and olive-drab wool that was Bryn Mawr 1940-1941. Call it a kaleido- scope. This is to let you know, '45, what you have got yourselves into. Of course, we are not intimating that it could happen again. We don't see how it could. It started with a torchlight pa- rade. O'ren Root came to Bryn Mawr with a Willkie button. After stopping for a poll, 25 per cent of the faculty and 75 per cent of the students, including proportionately less upperclassmen who listened proportionately less to their fath- ers, were swept enthusiastically into line, behind Mr. Root and the village band. There were forums in the Common Room; they started with "facts and figures" and end- ed with people crying "dictator- ship" or "laissez faire, huh" at each other. Then, on the night of Nov. 4, the Common Room stayed open un- til 1.00. Coffee was served, and the radio revealed, bit by bit�but we don't talk about that. Suddenly there was a new slogan. Unity. Foreign policy was the issue of the day. Students Give Britain Check for Ambulance. Vincent Sheean Presents Views on War. Hans Kohn Speaks to Mass Assembly Topic Selected is Vnder- etanding Our Time. Committee Continued on Page Two THE V1LL Quarantine! Because of a quarantine for Infantile Paralysis, students are requested not to attend movies or theatres or eating places off campus. This rul- ing has been made as a pre- cautionary measure, and will be lifted early next week. Sophomores to Give Traditional Lanterns B.U...... �;.),.... Also: Philip Harrison Shop, next to the SUBURBAN; lfx G. Cuffs, radios ami electrical supplies: The Creek's, Hrvn Miner Confectionery Village Offers Shops For Freshmen Needs From Yarn to Radios What do you need? You'll find it in the Vill. Sweaters and skirts from Abercrombie and Fitch of New York can be had at Jeanne Retts. Less expensive sportswear at the Philip Harrison Store, and at Kitty McLean's. Yarn for that sweater you'll be* knitting in off 'lours comes from Dinah Frost's. Gifts for yourself at Richard Stock- ton's. If you want a radio, or if you "want some new records, try Cuff's, or Foster Hammonds. Soft, 'j g chairs for your room you can vet at Hobson Owens. If you want beauty, go to Rene Marcel or Maison Adolphe. Flowers from Jeannette's, or Conelly's. If you're feeling adventurous, the bus will take you to Ardmore, where you'll find clothes at Best's, Lewis's, Jane Engle's and Dorothy Continued on Page Two Tea, Lunch, Dinners, Bands, Juleps, Beer Are Described Below Author's note: This is an au- thoritative and exhaustive article on where to go and wnen which every freshman should paste se- curely to the lining of her new black purse. Local: if you sleep through breakfast, if you're starved at four or if Aunt Jenny shows up unex- pectedly at lunch or dinner you'll go to the College Inn. For more elaborate teas, there are, within walking distance, The Community Kitchen, the Chatterbox and the Bit of a Shop all on Lancaster Pike, and the Cottage on Mont- gomery (also for lunch or dinner). If you must have food before you go to bed, try Meth's for ice cream and sticky buns or the Greeks for beer and hamburgers. Continued in Page Two New High Seen Ahead Tennis Tournament in Sports Activity; Opens 1941 Fall Season By Anne Denny, '43 A great year is coming in Bryn Mawr sports. Material, spirit, and good supervision � everything points to a successful '41-'42. Al- ready the class of '45 shows ambi- tious murmurings in the line of tennis players, and '44 has brought forth its hockey talent long ago. The general trend of the last few years is toward louder cheering and more "oomph" on all sides, but this year should be the begining of a new high in sports activity. The Freshman tournament starts everything off with ^ a prayer for good weather, and no matter how the score comes out most Fresh- men enjoy a rousing game of "Do You Know' with their opponents. If the finalists are as good as we prophesy, the upperclass- men might even pull out the old Greek cheer for the winner. Miss Grant will snatch all ex- cess Freshman energy for hockey practice as soon as she can. Three o'clock any afternoon expects to find a good crowd of stick swing- ers. Bryn Mawr is lucky to be near some of the best hockey teams in the country, well-drilled college teams and club teams packed with Ail-American players. The Var- sity undergoes several "shellack- ings" each year but only because brilliant play is spoiled by a fast- disappearing lack of practice. Whether you play Varsity hockey or just hockey, there are plenty of good games. The interclass games inspire a good-natured class riv- alry, at the end of the season. Most popular with the watchers, are the Haverford games, when the sticks fly and it invariably rains or snows. Tennis goes on all fall and all spring. Tryouts are held at both seasons, and the Varsity has lately moved into a higher bracket of inter-club play. The matches usu- ally include many of the "Na- tionals" players. Dancing enthusiasts will find two alternatives at Bryn Mawr. The Modern Dance Club provides excellent instruction. Miss Schin- Miss Petts teaches the Isadora Duncan type of dancing. Last year, a performance of Sleeping Beauty flitted in front of the "Gym Castle," in a semi-comical version. Continued on Page Four Calendar Saturday September 27 Reading Test, Rooms F and G, Taylor Hall. At- tendance required of all freshmen, 9 and 10 A. M. Instruction about the use of the library, 11.30 to 12 Noon. Hockey, 3 P. M. Tea will be served in Good- hart Hall for freshmen and their parents, 4 to 6 P. M. Buffet supper at Wyrtd- ham, followed by Athletic Association, League and Undergraduate Association meeting, 6 P. M. Sunday, September 28 President's Reception for the entering class, at the Deanery, 4 P. M. Halls of residence open to returning students, 8 P. M. Sunday evening service in the Music Rodhi Of Good- hart Hall, 8 P. M. Monday, September 29 Advanced Standing exam- inations in Spanish and in Italian, Room M, 9 A. M. Modern Dance Recital. Self-Government Examina- tion in Room F, Taylor Hall. Attendance requir- ed, 7.30 P. M. Cloisters to Serve as Scene of Ceremony for Inducting Incoming Class At Bryn Mawr, the third Friday in October is appointed as a night of solemn ceremony. On Lantern Night the Sophomores formally welcome the incoming class in what is perhaps the oldest and most characteristic of all the col- lege traditions. Freshmen and Sophomores as- semble in two separate groups out- side the library. Silent and invis- ible in their black caps and gowns, the Freshmen file into the night blackness of the Cloisters. They form a semi-circle, standing in the grass with their back to the li- brary. As they stand, the Sopho- mores enter; the only light is the long muted flares from the lan- terns that swing, one from the hand of each Sophomore. As they walk they sing their Greek hymn, invoking Pallas Athene, goddess of wisdom, to make holy the lan- terns they bear; to change dark- ness into light. At first the hymn is faint, but the voices increase and the music echoes from arch to arch, from wall to wall. The Sophomores form a second semi-circle inside the first. The song is done; each hands her lan- tern to the closest Freshman and runs. Gathered in a corner they sing their song once again. The Continued on Page Four Freshmen Will Cast Decisive Vote in New May Day Referendum Big May Day is an Elizabethan pageant customarily presented by Bryn Mawr every four years. Big May Day is marked by its costumes, Elizabethan plays, white ^oxen, and dances. Color and gaiety are flung across the campus, alumnae come back from everywhere and Bryn Mawr goes on parade in Elizabethan trap- pings. The first Big May Day was held in l'JOO; the last in 1936. The next one, to have been presented in 194Q, was postponed because of the financial situation resulting from the outbreak of war. Last Continued on 1'age Two Parade Night to Feature Bonfire, Songs, Struggles Torchlights Will Flicker To Mark Traditional Procession Parade Night, with its boister- ous bouts between Freshmen and Sophomores, is in the offing. As the first tradition involving rivalry between the two classes, it is the antithesis of Lantern Night. The rivalry is expressed in the Sopho- more attempt to discover and par- ody the Freshman song. Equally opposed to the ceremonious ritual of Lantern Night is its wild snake dance around a roaring bonfire on the hockey field, the Freshman parade down Senior row in the glow of sputtering red torches, and the blasting of the Bryn Mawr band in the background. Parade Night celebrates the first day of classes. Tuesday night will witness the repetition of the tradition which has a long history of violent song-snatchings and rough house. In the primeaval days, it was celebrated with artificial materials and showed a violence unknown today. In 1914 the three upper classes dressed as wierd devils, witches, or strang beasts. Every- one danced around a huge bonfire on the lower hockey field while "Freshie" was burned in effigy. The costumes, in the ensuing strug- gles, were not fully appreciated, however. With the aid of that old Sopho- more stand-by: "I wasn't at the meeting yesterday. What is the tune?", the Sophomores were en- abled to taunt the Freshmen vig- orously: Look at them straggling into view Bawling for home with loud boo- hoo See how they shrink before the red Falling away in reverent dread Why all those tears Poor little dears Oh, they should be in bed Your song is weak Yotir voices squeak Oh, 11)18, oh, 1918. Roman candles gave way to Continued on I'ane Three Many a Monday Night Did Inspire Deeply Many a Freshman Now Gone With the Dew With Tuesday, classes begin, and in order not to neglect Bryn Mawr's scholastic aspect, The News pre- sents a picture of the course on every course slip: English Compo- sition. As will soon be discovered, this course requires one composition every Tuesday morning at 9 A. M., written slightly before this time. The compositions when corrected are hidden away in an inaccessible boh' in Taylor basement to be dug up and returned at the end of sen- ior year. Those returned to sen- iors last spring reveal the variety and color concealed in the dust of Taylor. One composition, The Vicious Circle, begins: "The first reading� the cast lying around in the living room�cigarette smoke dropping wistfully. From Lee's lipsticked mouth saying, "It's ever such a lovely day, madam,' on to the re- hearsals with Bob, who wasn't very good, but he didn't care because he was in love with R:cky." Comment by professor: "Be careful not to overwork these disjointed efforts." "Oh God, Agnes," breaks out some- one from the midst of another com- position. The library somehow aroused a nostalgic liking in another who wrote a composition entitled: "Again Glad Radiance� A Voice Burst Forth (this. last crossed out)", beginning: "Down in the depths of the library, the atmos- phere of the stacks soothed her." "A crash is heard and one sees the dignified' but heavy principal lying on the floor with his feet cj^ngling in the air. The chair has completely collapsed with each leg thrust in a different direction and the seat and the back flattened out," was a stage direction of the play written by a freshman in 1938 and called, "The Principal's Fall." "As, he is stuck, he tries to get momentum by kicking his feet. After a moment of complete silence, a moan is heard from Miss Shane. Continued on Face Four
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