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The movement isn't about reforming capitalism, it's about creating a democracy that's incompatible with capitalism.
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Z-6U The College News VOL. XXVII, No. 20 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1941 Copyright, Trustees of Bryn M�wr College, 1940 PRICE 10 CENTS Women's Education And Inter � College RelationsDiscussed Miss Park and Dr. Nason Present Two Aspects Of Education Politics Department Gains P. Mantoux As Next Shaw Lecturer Goodhart, April 15. � Tuesday morning; Miss Park and President Nason, of Swarthmore, spoke at a college assembly on two aspects of education. Miss Park discussed the special problems encountered by women's colleges, while Dr. Nason spoke on Free Trade in Education. The curriculum used in women's colleges today, said Miss Park, is based on that of men's colleges, yet our society assumes that men and women are fundamentally dif- ferent. If we accept this doctrine, we should think of education for women in entirely different terms from those in which we think of men's. One of the modern anthropo- logical hypotheses is, however, that there is little fundamental differ- ence between the intellectual equip- ments of the two sexes. For women, this is a refreshing theory and suggests that there should be further experimentation with the use of men's curricula in our col- Oontlnued on Page Two Taylor Fire Drill There will be a fire drill in Taylor within the next two weeks. Exit directions will be posted in the classrooms. "South stairs" is to be inter- preted as the staircase de- scending from Miss Park's office; "North stairs" as the staircase descending to the water cooler. Taylor bell will serve as alarm gong. Students once outside, should remain as far from the build- ing as the driveway. With a view to enabling foreign scholars to carry on productive research and to familiarize them- selves with American life and edu- cation, the Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars has offered support to col- leges in establishing "Centers" of eminent foreign scholars. In ac- cordance with this arrangement, Mr. Paul Joseph Mantoux has re- ceived a two-year appointment in the department of political science at Bryn Mawr. Mr. Mantoux will also give the Anna Howard Shaw lectures during 1941-1942. Under this project of the Com- mittee, scholars will be transferred to a college or university from the faculty of the New School for So- cial Research or from other "threshold" institutions. These scholars will be available for aca- demic services to the colleges and schools of the surrounding region as well as to the "Center." Follow- ing this plan, Mr. Mantoux will give part of his time to Swarth- more and Haverford. Mr. Mantoux has been Director of the Graduate Institute of Inter- national Studies, Geneva, since 1927 and Professor at the Con- servatoire National des Arts et Metiers, Paris, since 1934. In 1919 he was Interpreter of the Supreme War Council and of the Peace Con- ference; from 1920-1927 he held the position of Director of the Po- litical Section, League of Nations Secretariat. Mr. Mantoux has published La Criae du Trade-Unionisme, Revo- lution industrielle au XVIll siecle, Notes sur les comptess rendus des seances du Parlement anglais au siecle, A travers VAngleterre con- temporaine, and, in 1938, Contribu- tion to the History of the Lost Opportunities of the League of Nations. He has also contributed articles to French historical revues and to the English Bulletin of the Royal Institute of International Affairs. Franck's Aim to Make Shakespeare Modern; College Presentations Can be Experimental '/ * * By Lenore O'Boyle, '43 We found Mr. Franck down at the Theatre Workshop directing a scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream, the spring production of the Players' Club. To the accompani- ment of some extremely lively act- ing of Puck's, Mr. Franck told us a very little about himself, and a great deal about his ideas on Shakespeare and the American theatre. Mr. Franck was born in Mann- heim, Germany. He was gradu- ated from the University of Mar- burg, where he majored in theatri- cal science, specializing in classical drama. As a student he played more than fifteen Shakespearian roles; Shakespeare is so popular in Germany that it was years before Dr. Franck realized that he was an English poet. In fact, the Ger- man translation of Shakespeare is much nearer the German of today than Shakespeare's English is to ours, and Mr. Franck thinks that, in consequence, Shakespeare is really much less remote to Germans than to us. At twenty-one, Mr. Franck be- came stage director at the Staat- Theatre in Weisbaden, where his first production was a Shakespear- ian one. Since then he has been stage director at the Staat-Theatre of Mainz, Darmstadt, and Ham- burg, where he has directed, the plays of Shakespeare, Moliere, Lessing, Geothe, Shaw, and various modern dramas and comedies. Mr. Franck's aim is to make Shakespeare very modern, but to do this he relies, not on costume, but on universality of character and excitement of plot. He does not want to make the characters historical and traditional, but to convey Shakespeare's enthusiasm for the relations between people. In America he finds that Shakes- peare is not acted often enough. His plays are "great vehicles for great actors," and it is by working in these plays that actors learn to express magnitude and depth of emotion. For that reason, Mr. Franck is glad to be able to direct Shakespeare in this country, and particularly glad to be working with a college group. The private theatre in America is often too de- pendant on financial considerations, but a college production can be experimental and individual with- out risk at the box office. It is in these college groups, and those similar, to them, that Mr. Franck sees the hope of forming a genuine American theatrical ex- pression. That expression will come about through "a synthesis of the traditions of Europe and the talent and enthusiasm of Amer- ica," through the cooperation of such men as himself and the "nice and unspoiled talents" he is direct- ing now. Calendar Wednesday, April 16.� Mr. Fenwick, Inter-Amer- ican Relations, Common Room. 8.30 P. M. Mass meeting, Common Room, 7.30 P. M. Thursday, April 17.� Raoul Aglion, former at- tache of the French Lega- tion at Cairo, will speak on Free French Forces in the Desert Wars, Haverford, in the Common Room of Found- ers Hall, 7.30 P. M. Greek Thought, New Book Room. 7.30 P. M. Non-resident tea. Common Room. 4 to 6 P. M. Friday, April 18.� Paul Robeson, assisted by the Simfonietta String Quar- tet. Sponsored by The Bryn Mawr Chinese Scholarships Committee, Goodhart. 8.30 P. M. Saturday, April 19.� German Club meeting w,ith Princeton. Common Room, 7 P. M. Square Dance, Gym. 8.30 P. M. Sunday, April 20.� Philosophy Club, Mr. Velt- man and Dr. T. M. Greene of Princeton, The Metaphysics of Religion. Common Room. 4 P. M. Mr. Blake, Chapel, 7.30 P. M. Monday, April 21.� Open meeting of Arche- ological Journal Club. Mr. - Carpenter. Room G, Taylor, 4 P. M. Tuesday, April 22.� Current Events. Miss Reid. Common Room. 7.30 P. M. Deanery, 8.15. Strikes in Defense Industries � Miss Fairchild. Wednesday, April 23.� Industrial Group Supper, Common Room; Miss Algor. Robeson To Sing For Chinese Scholarships In Goodhart Concert Paul Robeson will give a con- cert at Goodhart Hall, Friday, April 18, at 8.30 P. M., for the benefit of the Bryn Mawr Chinese Scholarships Committee. He will be accompanied on the piano by Mr. Brown and will be assisted by the Sinfonietta String Quartet. After the concert Mr. and Mrs. Robeson and Mr. Brown will be present at a reception in the Deanery to which members of the college are invited. Formal invi- tations to the concert and the reception have also been sent to the maids and porters. Mr. Robeson is a sponsor of the National China Aid Council. He has toured extensively in Europe and recently gave several concerts in London for the same cause. The tickets are $1.50 and $1.00. Un- reserved tickets for students and college employees are 50 cents. C. Waples Will Speak On WOR to Promote Hoover Feeding Plan Sunday evening, April 20, from 10 to 10.30 P. M. over WOR prom- inent students from eight-different colleges will take part in a round table discussion of Hoover's plan for feeding the Belgians. Chris Waples, one of the three girls taking part, was chosen be- cause she has lived in Belgium and in Germany, and knows the youth of both countries very well. Among Continued on Face Fire V. French, McClellan Inaugurated; Organizations Present Reports Functions of College Clubs And Committees Described In the reports given at the in- augurations last week there was time for only a brief mention of the many clubs and committees on cam- pus whose activities, although per- haps unrealized by some, are of general interest and importance. Several organizations are new this year, and the foremost of these is the Undergraduate Entertainment Committee formed last spring to supply the need for a centralized, working group which would coord- inate all college entertainment. Through this committee, headed by Virginia Sherwood, '41, the Enter- tainment Series, based as closely as possible on student choice, was- made less expensive. Careful scheduling alleviated close crowd- ing of meetings and lectures. Next year the Entertainment Committee, Continued on Par* Six Harvard Conference Calls For Democracy In College Activities Delegates from all major cam- puses met to discuss democracy in education at the Harvard Conference. Jack McMichael de- livered the keynote speech in which he stressed the necessity of main- taining a high standard of educa- tional and academic freedom. Four panel discussions in the afternoon and evening speeches by Harvard, Howard, and Chicago professors concluded the Sunday business. Educational Liberty Jack McMichael, speaking at the opening session, contended that we must increase our educational bud- gets instead of cutting them down as we are now doing; that we must limit the number of defense courses which distract the student from academic pursuits, and we must defer student conscription. He emphasized the fact that aca- demic freedom must be maintained by fighting each specific issue which would limit it, for example, the banning of textbooks and the ex- pulsion of students for religious or political reasons. Educational liberty must at all costs be retain- ed "so that our talents will not be wasted in the mass-suicide of anti- democratic war." Campus Press In the panel discussion on the freedom of the campus press dele- Contlnued en r��e Four Old Officers Take Leave, Summarizing Work Of Past Year Operetta Promises Brawls and Splinters "Piracy a dreadul trade is" but the Glee Club is enjoying this crime imposed upon it by Messrs. Gilbert and Sullivan. Bridge and poker are played on the nail-strewn stage and many a bold pirate is undone by a splinter. The Pirates has its usual share of the^chaos of feminity�in fact Mr. Alwyne finally had to request the pirates to wear blue jeans. General Stanley's daughters vainly try to resemble the Rock- ettes, but they have been more nearly compared to a Princeton Triangle chorus. Still, the tender scenes with their pirate "friends" show great promise. Behind stages life is not so com- fortable. The watchword of the crew is "caution falling rock" as a rocky seashore miraculously ap- pears out of decaying beaver board. Continued on Pace Fire Goodhart, April .�The tradi- tional caps and gowns were handed over to the new campus officers at the mass meeting last week. Vivi French was inaugurated as the Head of the Undergraduate Asso- ciation, Catherine McClellan as the President of Self-Govemment, Vir- ginia Markham as the Head of the Bryn Mawr League and Chris Waples as the Head of the Athletic Association. 1940-41 has been a year of prodi- gious activity, judging from the reports of the retiring presidents of these four big campus organi- zations. Virginia Nichols, ex- Self-Government head, starting oft* the year as "the braided dame," has been kept busy ever since with fines and campusing. Three new rules have been put into effect this year: one giving 11.30 permission for unescorted eating in the "vill"; an- other against night bicycling, and last, the famous edict about respon- sibility for week-ends. The case of Miss Bee was arbitrated pub- licly to show the functions of differ- ent officers. It is hoped that here- after the Hall Presidents and per- mission-givers working in closer association with the board, will better acquaint the average stu- dent with the principles of Self- Government. Charlotte Hutchins, retiring president of the Undergraduate Association, gave a cursory report of many of the clubs and commit- tees on campus which have been active this year. To the routine work of the Association has been added relief work. Throughout the year a general unrest has changed to a purposefulness, and proper balance between outside and campus interests has been gained, she reported. / Under Nancy Howard's leader- ship, the committees of the Bryn Continued on P�Ke Five Elections Bryn Mawr League: Ann Adams, Chairman of Chapel Committee. Dora Benedict, Assistant Chair- man of Chapel Committee. Betty Wells, Secretary-Treas- urer. Self-Government: Selma Rossmassler, First Junior Member. Teresita Sparre, Second Junior Member. Marjorie Catron, First Senior Member. * Year Book: Barbara Cooley, Editor. Hall Presidents: Josephine Perry, Rhoads. Nancy Pyle, Vice-President. Margaret Weltzien, Pembroke East. Eleanor llarz, Rockefeller. Majorie Catron, Merion. Shiela Gamble, Denbigh. Marion Chester, Pembroke West. Frances Lynd, Non-Residents. Entertainment Committee: Helen Resor, Rhoads North. Barbara Cooley, Rhoads South. Lloyd Pierce, Merion. Portia Miller, Denbigh. Janet Meyer, Pembroke East. Virginia Fulton, Pembroke West. Margaret Hughes, Rockefeller. Helen Wichelberger, Non-Resi- 'dent Baseball Squad: � Jocelyn Fleming, Captain. Joan Motley, Manager. c
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I watch it every year, usually on remembrance day. I missed it this year though, so I just watched it yesterday. The memorial day argument reminded me. One of the best movies made IMO, and still the only one that gets me teary eyed.
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Several of the staff are centering their professional development around a book titled "Last Child Left in the Woods." Written by child advocacy expert Richard Louv, the book, according to Louv's website, "directly links the lack of nature in the lives of today's wired generation — he calls it nature deficit — to some of the most disturbing childhood trends, such as rises in obesity, Attention Deficit Disorder, and depression." Although kids get outside for structured activities, they seldom have time anymore to just stop and experience what it feels like to sit on a rock or be in nature. "The teachers have learned a lot about how important it is for kids to be outside, in a structured and unstructured way," said Moloney. Eighteen different types of stones and many different species of native and non-native plants are featured in the reading garden. "That will be a wonderful curriculum tie-in for classroom teachers to do some science studies," said Moloney.
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How Tuface Proposed to Me- Annie Macaulay Speaks
"And when I got to Lagos that day, he was like 'let's go to the club.' When we got to the club, the place was totally empty. Obviously confused, I asked him, "baby, what are we doing here, it's empty" and before I turned back, my brothers and friends showed up. I was so perplexed that I had to ask what everybody was doing around there and they said they heard we were there and they came. Click to continue.
"Just about few minutes after, Tuface picked up the microphone and I thought he was going to do all the normal hypes he does when he goes to the club. But he shocked me. He started saying things about how I have always been there for him since day one. How I have sacrificed alot for him. How I have cried and stood strong during his trying moments.
The truth is, he said so many things I can't remember now. He said so many wonderful things that sent me into another world and I couldn't even hear the other things he said.
"I didn't even know when he walked up to me and he said "Please, will you marry me?" And I was like, "Can you imagine? What's going on here?" he was saying so many things that I can't even remember. It all blew my head.
"Although, it has not been easy since we had our traditional marriage. The truth is, it is not easy to be married to a superstar but I still live my normal life. Right now, I feel 24 hours is not enough for me because I have my husband, my daughter and myself to take care of. It has really been crazy and God knows I have been trying my best. I wish I have more time to handle all of this.
"Just because of the lack of time, I haven't been able do my normal acting jobs. I would still go on to do it soon because my husband is very supportive of my career and everything I do. As a married woman, I would be more selective with the roles I take now. I would do away from controversial roles but that doesn't mean if I see a good storyline I wouldn't do it.
"One of the reasons I would be careful with the roles I take up now is because I am married. And when you are married you have to be able to manage your career such that it won't affect your home front. In any case, you need to learn some tips which will help you carry on in the marriage. But before that, you need to be sure that the man loves you as much as you love him.
Even if it is not as much as you love him, but be sure he loves you. You also need to be patient. Men are like babies and babies are very annoying. You need to scold them but you should pamper them more. You need to work on yourself so that you can be proud of yourself. Don't fake anything.
"Very soon, Tuface and I plan to do our white wedding and you will all be invited and even though it will be something quiet. We don't want to make too much noise about it. We just want a beautiful and memorable event."
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- Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:27
Ladun is obviously a fan of the couple like me. I love them. Wish you the best Annie.
Guess who got crowned as the sexiest couple in Hollywood yesterday? Check it on GISTville - Elekeebu ijesha19 January, 2013 22:00
But Annie,d way u were ( -̩̩̩͡˛ -̩̩̩͡ ) in that pic that went viral..there obviously wasn't any "what's going on here" moment o that day..(˘̯˘ )..now u r forming "I was so shocked,na water dem take wake me"...(˘̯˘ ) (˘̯˘ ) (˘̯˘ ) .
Sha fara buruku bale jare..We are happy for you although we can't use u as a point of contact in our prayers.
Can we rest now or we should wait till after the wedding??
Elejo wewe..Oshisco pepero.
Eleke'ebu Ijesha - Anonymous20 January, 2013 00:38
No mind am, na lie she dey lie, baby kor, daddy ni.. I'm sure she said "Innocentiie,wetin we dey do for hia" (Club) no dey form posh ojei.. Baby my foot..
lool very very very lame…this felt so contrived and artificial that i couldn't even bear to finish reading it..the whole bella naija how he proposed.. feature is not geared towards couples in your age range,after 6 couple like both of you..it is geared mainly towards young posh couples preferably wealthy parents with 24carat names/profiles in the society and the couple in their twenties..
she is suddenly in another world because the guy proposed how was she dealing with 2face,the daughter and family life before or they never stayed together at all?Replies- Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:55
Luca, cut it out. That was not nice at all. No, that is totally unacceptable behavior. Dickhead!
Delete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:58
Luca abeg help me ask her........ So fake , all of a sudden she is queen of Nigeria
Delete - Ginika19 January, 2013 22:11
Lucabracee, I don't agree with the age range, young posh couples, wealthy parents bits at all. I think BN can feature anyone they want. I just feel the din is a tad much. IMO, she is trying to settle scores by going all out. All the best to them. There is a long life after the wedding. I have this feeling that the people she's fraternising with will happily twist a knife in her back when she's not looking. I hope I am wrong.
Delete @ginika
haaa i hope you follow the feature..i know there are some who dont fit the age range but more than 90% are in that are range o,pls check well anytime you r on there..you will also hardly find any of the couples who dont have wealthy backgrounds…the story always invariably goes like we met in corona,adesoye,and lost contact later on we met in the uk/usa where something something ajumogobia was studying for her masters in oxford and somethn somethn dasuki was working at price waterhousecooper or accenture,have you seen any of the pics or interviews being done in a bungalow in oshodi or iyana ipaja?i haven't o lol@anon 21;58
with the way she is going won't be surprised if she commissions an exact replica of the carriage used by prince william and wife
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 19:55
All des BULLSHIT cud hav bn said in 3 sentences!
No need 4 d novel!
Billie jean - Anonymous19 January, 2013 19:59
..."you need to be sure that the man loves you as much"???..is it after the wedding you should find that out?.....i want to believe the journalist misquoted her........HML for the 100th time ...Next
ReplyDelete Aawww swweet:') bless. Nasty comments in reply to this blog post can only be from truly evil people or Pero.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous20 January, 2013 22:27
Even Annie knows tuface loves pero and if u ask her and she is sincere pero is her worst fear. So na pero go siddon dye write all this comments no be 4 children she get for america?Annie get a fucking job or start an NGO. Let 2face gosh over you damn! You are fucking irritating! If u are truly happy we woul see stop trying to convince us that u are.
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- Anonymous19 January, 2013 22:09
No she is the one that will choke on Annie 's matter if she doesn't stop!
Delete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 01:41
I dnt blame. Ladun. Its annie dat. Wants to force herself on everybody,annie must u always talk rubbish?y dnt u earn urself Sm class mbok?wetin people. Like dem beyonce etc go cm talk,ur just fake public attention seeking geh!
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:03
Selective with roles? Like you had lots of offers before....
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:14
One day na one day o, ladun liadi no go see jist carry about dis annie again, I'm freaking tired alredi!
"B" - Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:18
i'm tired of this chic already, i'm so happy, he loves me, hes so romantic, abeg stop trying to pass 2face as a romantic great guy, he sleeps around with different girls every time you are not around so how r u lucky? go pack jor
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:22
Yawn.......Annie pls drink water keep cup without letting us knw the level of the water, d colour of the cup, if d cup is clean or not...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:25
This ur cut and join quote . You no watch her interview for JARA well?
ReplyDelete - stellar19 January, 2013 20:28
I pray D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ last Oº°˚˚˚°º. Annie talks too much. And it's not good Fr a married women so talk less Annie. U̶̲̥̅̊ are not d first † marry a superstar.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous20 January, 2013 04:18
You read my mind. She's been loud since the traditional wedding.
- Hater.19 January, 2013 20:43
Bitch Should Learn
To STFU.
All her fucking stories shud
Just Stop!
Like she should get a life
As a soon-to-be married woman and fade into oblivion.
And yes,
Am a hater,Kill urself if you want to reply this!!!Replies- Anonymous20 January, 2013 00:04
U have a special apartment in hell....guaranteed. Hating transsexual. Dickhead.
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:49
Annie, we have heard naaa. Ahh ahhn... Everyday one news or another from you. You are starting to sound like a broken record. If you don't have much else to say besides gushing about you and tuface, please sing us the national anthem. I would rather listen to that than read mushy write ups from you.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 20:52
This girl we have heard naa. Must our eyes bleed before we stop reading your relationship stories?
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:18
Oluwa shanu mi! Annie it haff do nitori olorun!!!!
We know you are married to tuface!Happy married life for the 1000th time!
Ah oga o!!!! you sound like someone that has a complex!!! - Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:24
Baby? You used to call him Baby? A guy with 2 other Baby Mamas and x number of other girls? You try Annie, please lets rest now.
ReplyDeleteReplies- jessme19 January, 2013 22:10
I dnt knw who u r buh frm ur write up,am sowi to say u sound stupid. Leav d gurl to b. Am sure ur gyel,u ll do worse. Mtchheww...#go Annie#
Delete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 00:37
No mind am, na lie she dey lie, baby kor, daddy ni.. I'm sure she said "Innocentiie,wetin we dey do for hia" no dey form posh ojei.. Baby my foot..
Delete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 00:39
No mind am, na lie she dey lie, baby kor, daddy ni.. I'm sure she said "Innocentiie,wetin we dey do for hia" no dey form posh ojei.. Baby my foot..
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:27
If this girl was any slower, she'd need to be watered once a week so she could grow. Grow up Annie!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:29
This girl Truly looks like a PARROT and talks like one! Damn!! She goes on and on and on,just like in blackberrybabes, Learn when to stay calm lady!
I dread to imaginE this lady angry! It wont be a pleasant experience. - happy yoruba bunny19 January, 2013 21:30
shege Annie sounds like one rejected stone that has bn picked up wt pity
and Ladun what is wrong with you? must u feed us with Annie's pathetic stories everyday????
pls visit owambes and give us what shade okoya, dame patience wore to those high profile parties and stop this ur 'be my friend by force Annie' I thought you always knew Tuface would marry you. *Hiss* what you need to learn is how to shut up, how to stop him from sleeping around cos this ur many talk wouldn't stop the girls from parting their legs. Girls are not smiling atall so if you really like this magic to work, shut up and pray.
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- OYINKAN20 January, 2013 23:31
Lmao.Best comment.I honestly need to smoke that shit too.I like Annie but really she should keep quiet already,wld av made more sense if she doesnt say all dis.and Ladun is there something we don't know,like seriously*chanting* WE ARE TIRED,GIVE US OTHER LOVE STORIES.
- Anonymous19 January, 2013 21:45
Annie was it that you forgot to take pictures of this ur heavenly proposal? Cos I thought by now the pictures will tell the story. With such a proposal, why do a small wedding where they would 'all' be invited? Mƴ dear if ur plan na to spoil Tuface runs with ur talk talk, babes don't mind that he is married.
ReplyDelete Beyond Annie's lengthy talk, I see a couple trying to work things out n the haapy lass in the bride(Annie). dnt eva underestimate d joy at reclaiming a lost possession. And I also see that Ladun n friends are assured of content for a while, Annie's mouth will remain open, at least till...!
ReplyDelete- Anonymous19 January, 2013 22:24
Honestly I don't knw why dis 2 free fuckers r so over hyped on every bog dis days,linda,moji,ladun etc.tuface is number musician I will always like wallahi,and I respect him,bt we all know sex is like a food to him,he must always want varieties.And unlike d likes of Dbanj,NaetoC etc.he got no class for him eye wen choosing women,so far ladies dat trail him are local,nt fine n got zero class!so plsssss Anne u r no lucky lady,d better u accept ur self as just a wifey for Tuface earning respect d better
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 22:35
Omo! Una harsh o!( Lol) U guys are right though, Tuface is not d type of guy to droll over. Annie needs to learn to pray to keep her man cos been married to a non celebrity is not easy how much more been with one...... Make she go search her Bible to know say no be only Love and Romance dey keep marriage. She's got a lot of work to do and talk less.....
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 23:07
Baba tuface pls tell ur wife to stop putting ur business in public. What is it? Abi she don dey smoke igbo wey dey scatter brain? This is getting too much. Lord have mercy!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous19 January, 2013 23:23
Annie still doesn't get the simple fact that she was chosen only because she tolerated idibia's bullcrap ...bish should learn to shit her mouth every once in a while tho
ReplyDelete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 03:46
Nigerians have a long way to go,may God help you haters to progress in life.
Jealousy is a fast killing disease,haba because 2face want to marry her is all this negative comments.whatever you can't have you condemn it,really sorry for all haters enemy of progress.free the girl jor some of you even get sin wey pas 2face own.who among you haters is without sin??? - Anonymous20 January, 2013 03:49
Nigerians have a long way to go,may God help you haters to progress in life.
Jealousy is a fast killing disease,haba because 2face want to marry her is all this negative comments.whatever you can't have you condemn it,really sorry for all haters enemy of progress.free the girl jor some of you even get sin wey pas 2face own.who among you haters is without sin??? - Anonymous20 January, 2013 06:05
She sd all dis in Jare when Uti interviewed her,she's looking all fat n pretty + Uti smiling like a dummy ....but me I like her sha :)
ReplyDelete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 07:16
I wish I could get my hands on that silly girl's face and slap her back to reality.Instead of her to hide her face in shame step mother to 6 children,she just keeps ranting. msheww!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 07:34
Let bitterness not consume many of your sorry people here, some of u here are constantly gushing and talking about your relationships to every monkey that would listen.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 08:03
Annies right to be expressive cannot be taken from her . U guys should at least be happy for her and stop taking panadol for her head ache . The fact remains she is a lucky woman to have 2face .
ReplyDelete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 08:55
Lucky ke?lucky ni,I only envy her cos tuface is rich,bt apart from that,taaaaaaaaaah!I dnt think tuface will ever be honest and stay @ home!he has confessed severally that he will always enter the place(dirty pussy things)
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Annie is letting out too much to d public about her marriage......am just saying!!!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous20 January, 2013 09:47
Annie is letting out too much to d public about her marriage......am just saying!!!
ReplyDelete Annie u better watch it! u are talking too much about these whole stuff, which is not convenient for u. If I were u, I would shut-up & enjoy my man silently! Stop giving out more information, you are making other baby mamas jealous, be smart about this gift from God and guard it wisely! If you need wisdom, ask the Lord.
ReplyDelete- Anonymous20 January, 2013 20:36
Ladun oniranu! Annie's housegirl.
Why didn't you post my comment? I said Annie looked rough and unkempt in the Proposal pictures despite the fact that Tuface gave her notice! - Anonymous20 January, 2013 22:29
As a married woman stop smoking weed and getting drunk all over the place and pls feed ur husband since he married u it's been drastic weight loss I can bet he is not happy with his decision we are waiting to read about your divorce cos at this rate it would be soon.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous21 January, 2013 21:55
Ahn ahn,why pray for her divorce?
If u have nothing better to say,why don't u go ahead to the next post?
- Anonymous05 February, 2013 08:58
Annie smokes & get drunk all the time, park well and shut up you slut! you were not pure before the proposal, dont act like you were waiting all the while for 2face.


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The college News VOL. XL, NO. 4 ARDMORB and BRYN MAWR, PA., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943 Copyright.TnMMsaf PRICE 10 CENTS Btyn Miwt Collxur, 1943 Russell Discusses Use of Inference In Life and Verification of Physics Physical Relation Between Actual and Perceived Presented Specially Contributed By Lilias Swift, '44 Goodhart, October 19. If physics is true, how is it known, and what must be known in order to infer it? This question was examined by Mr. Bertrand Russell in his third lecture on the Postulates of Scientific Reasoning Tuesday eve- ning:. Accepting certain physical laws, he showed that a connection does exist between the physical object and that which is perceived, and that from this the laws of physics may be inferred. Mr. Russell indicated that he favored the empirical interpreta- tion, that knowledge can be in- ferred from perception, over the present idealistic tendency which is derived from the Leibnitzian theory of parallelism. He accept- ed the truth of physics, as meant by those theories which are gener- ally accepted by physicists. Broad- ly, these are the causal laws of matter and motion, and the con- cept of the limit, which apply to macroscopic phenomena. To support the hypothesis that knowledge can be inferred from perception, Mr. Russell minimized the difference between mind and matter. Defining a mental occur- rence as one known without infer- ence, he said he believed the real confusion lay in the use of the word space. If one says that a percept is "what happens when I see or hear something, or other- wise believe myself to become aware of it through the senses", space itself is a percept and there- fore mental. But there is also the space of physics which cannot be perceived. There is a rough analogy be- tween the two kinds of space, but it does not always hold, Mr. Rus- sell pointed out. The distinction must be made that the percept of anything outside the percept of the body is in perpetual space, Continued on Page 6 Scientific Inferences Rest On Testimony, Analogy, Memory Specially Contributed By Marion Kirk, '44 Dalton, October 15. Instances of probable inference in practical liv- ing were discussed by Mr. Ber- trand Russell as the premises of scientific knowledge, in His lecture last Friday. In this second lec- ture in the "Postulates of Scienti- fic Method" series, he distinguished substantial inference from math- ematical as being a product of the analysis and intellectualization of animal immediate inferences. The phenomena of the belief in perm- anence and the reliance on mem- ory, testimony and analogy Mr. Russell found to be independent sources of knowledge which must be assumed before any scientific inference is possible. Very close to the animal reac- tion (when a rabbit sees a fox and runs) is the development of the human reliance on the permanent as expressed in language. This is Continued on Page 5 Large Registration For War Activities Reported by Alliance The War Alliance Registration Day for the drafting of manpower on campus showed excellent re- sults. 425 people registered to contribute hours to some form of war work. Ann Fitzgibbons, head of the Alliance's war courses, points out that this year the emphasis is on actual work, not on training, as previously. Some of the more necessary courses such as First Aid and Nutrition will be given however. Registration for both of these courses falls just below the minimum level of 20 people in each �course, but it is hoped that there Owill be further registration for (both the Nutrition and the First Aid so that the courses can be given. Off Campus Off-campus volunteer jobs which were most popular in the registra- tion were USO work, ration board work, and the work in the cafeter- ia of the Bryn Mawr Hospital. About 20 people signed up for cafe- teria work and at least three people from college are already doing this work in the Hospital Continued on Page 3 Annual League Drive Will Open Tomorrow Tomorrow heralds the beginning of the annual Activities Drive of the League. Elizabeth Horrax, chairman of the Drive, aims at a minimum of $7.50 per student, and a total of $3800 for the col- lege as a whole. The Drive will last a week and thermometers in Taylor will record the donations. Hall meetings will be held to- morrow night in each hall to ex- plain the activities of the League and to distribute pledge cards. On the back of these cards students will be asked to write their par- ticular interests in the League for future reference. m Phoebe Stevens, president of the League, is the Hall Representative for Denbigh, Doris Braman for Rockefeller, Rebecca Wood and Charlotte Binger for Pembroke East and West respectively, Lois Post for Radnor, and Elizabeth Horrax for Wyndham. The Mer- ion and Rhoads representatives have not yet been chosen. Of the total of $3800, $1200 will go to the Bryn Mawr Summer Camp, $1200 to the Hudson Shore Labor School, $500 to the Players Club, $500 to the Refugee Schol- arship Fund, and the remainder to the maintenance of the League. Highlights of Summer's Sojurn in Mexico Described by Neustadt, Reiner and Nixon By Mary Virginia More, '45 "The big thing about Mexico that struck me was what wonder- ful values everyone has," exclaim- ed Marian Neustadt when ques- tioned on her stay there last sum- mer; while Frances Reiner, who, along with Marian, was a member of an Experiment in International Living group of five girls, remark- ed upon how mannerly and warm- hearted Mexicans were. Virginia Lee Nixon, who spent the summer studying at the National Univer- sity, commented on their versatil- ity. Provincial Town Frannie and Marian lived with Mexican families in the rather provincial town of Morelia, popu- lation about 35,000, while Nicky stayed in a lawyer's home in Mex- ico City. Marian's family includ- ed five children�her "brothers and sisters"; in Frannie's family, there were eleven. In the mornings informal lang- uage classes were held at the ho- tel for members of the group. All had separate interests�Marian studied singing and the guitar, and Frannie took lacquer lessons. Volcano On one occasion they decided to accompany their Mexican friends to a new volcano. Their train departed from Morelia at six- thirty�by custom. There were no signs of time tables; the train which came from Mexico City was very late�also by custom. All those waiting settled down to drinking cokes and playing rum- my. "Coke and coke advertise- ments are every place," said Mar- ian, "and the craze for rummy is unbelievable." Progressing from the train in an ancient Ford, the travellers were met by horses and approach- ed to within three miles of the base of the volcano, where" they could feel the heat from the sparks, and hear the noise and ex- plosion. From 4 A. M. to 7 A. M. they watched the red glow disap- pear with the approach of dawn, and the' tall columns of smoke. On the return trip they sang for seven hours without stopping. "Mexicans have the strongest lungs I've ever seen in anybody," said Marian admiringly. Attitude Toward Girls "If the men like you at all," Frannie commented, explaining the custom of Gallos, "they seren- ade you from two to four. Their reaction to American girls is that they are too boyish�they have so little make-up, and don't display themselves to full advantage. While some of the girls are envi- ous of the American girls' free- dom and chances for education, the Mexican men are jealous of their position and do not like a girl to know too much." Mexico City "Tradition in Mexico is a power to be reckoned with, as is the pat- riotism and nationalism," Marian stated. She added: "I think we learned to like the people more than anything." Their close as- sociation with their culture and the general atmosphere of antiq- uity hold great charm. "But you feel they've been left behind . . . Mexico doesn't grow equally at all �there is a great difference be- tween town and country." Continued on Page 5 Rhythmic Vitality of Art Described By Chan in Chinese Culture Lecture Calendar Friday, October 22 Lantern Night in Cloisters at 8:00. Saturday, October 23 Lecture by Wing-Tsit Chan on Heaven and Man in Chin- ese Religion, in Music Room at 8:30. Tuesday, October 26 Current Events by Mrs. Man- ning, Common Room, 7:15. Lecture by Bertrand Russell on Perception and Causality in Goodhart at 8:15. Further Cooperation With B.M. Requested ByHaverford'sNEWS Haverford, October 14. A com- bining of staffs was proposed by the editorial board of the Haver- ford News to the board of the College News at a meeting held at Haverford last Thursday. The plan was brought forward as the basis of further cooperation among the three colleges at Swarthmore, Hav- erford and Bryn Mawr. An invita- tion had been extended to the edi- tors of the Swarthmore Phoenix, but they were unable to attend. Newspaper Cooperation The plan presented by Haver- ford for cooperation with the College News is as follows: Each newspaper would cover events of mutual interest to both campuses by exchanging reporters each week. In this way many ac- tivities otherwise unpublicized would be made known to the stu- dents. Valuable experience would be gained by reporters working on papers with different organiza- tions. A joint business board would be established, thereby in- creasing the amount of advertis- ing in both papers. The editors of the three papers would meet once a month. Using their own effort as an ex- ample, the newspapers would ad- vocate further combination of ac- tivities on the three campuses. Haverford criticized the attitude of Bryn Mawr students and facul- ty toward the established plan of cooperation. Plan Not Approved The College News did not agree with the Haverford News on the Continued on Page 5 i Unusual Perspective Used To Portray Life Force Of Nature Elections The Senior class takes pleas- ure in announcing the election of the following officers: President, Mary Sue Chadwick. Vice President, Mary Stewart Blakeley. Secretary, Mary Hemphill. Song Mistress, Nancy Scribner. The Junior class takes pleas- ure in announcing the election of the following officers: President, Jerry Beal. Vice President, Mary Jean Hayes. Secretary, Lois Post. Song Mistresses, Sue Coleman and Lydia Gifford. An analysis of Chinese painting, dealing especially with its vital portrayal of nature, its relation to the arts of calligraphy and poetry, and its correlation of the roles of both artist and observer was pre- sented last Saturday by Mr. Wing- Tsit Chan, Professor of CMnese Culture at Dartmouth College. This lecture entitled "Rhythmic Vitality in Chinese Art" was the first of Mr. Chan's series of lec- tures on "The Spirit of Man in Chinese Culture." Nature Contrary to the opinion that Chinese Art has been dominated by nature, Mr. Chan stated that in landscape painting, which is the crowning point of Chinese art, there has been rather a depart- ure from the traditionally conceiv- ed nature. Chinese painting is an affirmation of life, utterly devoid of the idea of escape, and it has turned to nature as a subject for art because she harbours the larger meanings of life. But in representing her, he pointed out, the Chinese make little use of nat- ural colors, or of light and shadow detail, or, most strikingly, of per- spective. The geometric dimen- sions of scenes and the exact rela- tions of objects do not occupy the landscape painter. , Vitality The Chinese artist does not in- sist on physical likeness in his work, but seeks to portray the vi- tality and essential movement of his scene. He sees reality moving and changing before him and he tries to catch the vital force un- derlying the altering forms. Thus, said Mr. Chan, the painter realizes that since the shape of his moun- tain changes from glance to glance, his own artistic perspec- tive must change. Mr. Chan ex- plained that the concept of "rhy- thmic vitality" is found in the ear- liest branches of Chinese Culture. It is original with China and per- meates all forms of her art. Literary Quality Chinese art has been narrowed down to the three forms of paint- ing, calligraphy and poetry, the last two forming the basis of art. These have been especially devel- Continued on Page 5 La Casa Espanola Endures Growing Pains; Conversational Difficulties Prolong Meals By Alison Merrill, '45 La casa espanola was a very quiet place in the first week of its existence. Hidden away on the first floor of Radnor, eleven girls crept around avoiding each other, | and, not being awfully sure of how to say, "Please pass the Brown j Betty" in Spanish, didn't eat quite enough�or worse, ate steadily for half an hour to avoid any painful | conversation. Pantomime reached great heights and the "college reach" exceeded the bounds of propriety. A typical conversation went something like this: First Span- iard: "Es posible que borrow su toothpaste?" Second Spaniard: "Si, usted es welcome to lo, pero no can find'lo en mi trunko." First Spaniard: "Que will I do? Es necessario que I brush mis teeth." There were, of course, excep- tions. Two Seniors had spent the summer in Mexico and the very speed with which they could "hab- lar" was disconcerting. They were aided and abetted by Miss Nepper, instructor in Spanish and warden of the Spanish House, Miss Zulu- eta, the new instructor in Spanish from Madrid, Ampara Gomez from Costa Rica, and Barbara Baer, graduate student in Spanish. Sit- ting at two tables in one end of Radnor's dining room, the Span- iards tried to close their ears to the chatter of the fourteen Fresh- men who this year disturb the solemn and intellectual air of the Continued on Page S
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Features and benefits
- Supplied with lock and key
- Black felt roofing shingles
- 34mm interlocking logs, supplied as individual logs
- Window material: Toughened Glass
Technical specifications
Brand | Shire |
Height | 2.5m |
Width | 4.19m |
Depth | 5.09m |
Compatibility | Door width 2450mm |
Sizes | 14x17 |
Construction material | Planed timber |
Treated | Pressure treated |
Door type | Double |
Glazing type | Glass |
Model | BRA3418BQR |
Timber approval | FSC® approved |
Timber certificate | TT-COC-003110 |
Health and safety information
Please note that this item comes with possible health and safety hazards. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
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Forest Friendly
All our wood is 100% Forest Friendly. This means using it in our products (from doors to wallpaper) does not damage ancient forests, harm wildlife or jeopardize communities who depend on forests now and in the future.
B&Q is proud of our industry-leading timber policy and 20 years of pioneering work on forests.
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