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THE COLLEGE NEWS VOL. XL, NO. 27 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1944 T^ji?rAi PRICE10 CENT8 Blakely Wins 1944 European Fellowship Park Addresses Graduating Class OnWisdom'sValue Integration of Knowledge Should Not Disregard Phase Any Goodhart, June 6.�"Wisdom," said President Emeritus Marion Edwards Park in her commence- ment address, "is the integration of a human being with all that he acquires, the acquiring never coming to an end, the integration leaving no area untouched. Stressing the need for wisdom in the readjustment of economic and political problems, Miss Park urged the graduates to devote their knowledge to public as well as personal ends. The acquiring of knowledge and "a mind-work technique," said Miss Park, have combined for many of the Seniors into an effec- tive period of preparation and reconnoitering. In facing new re- sponsibilities these aids "are not of a compelling and exclusive nature. They don't replace the kinds of help you have had before; rather they will direct and strengthen what you now have, as an electric current first starts and then keeps in motion a piece of good apparatus." The change from full childhood to full maturity, Miss Park said, is one of the new sources of power on which one can draw. This change is accompanied by a con- sciousness of "increased determina- tion for a difficult decision, in- creased capacity to persist in a slow and tedious process, in- creased quickness to understand persons unlike yourself" and the ability to utilize failure. If this Continued on Page 2 Thomas Award Patricia Paul Brown has been awarded the M. Carey Thomas Essay Prize this year for her comparative study of Marlowe's Faustus and Mac- beth. Miss Brown's paper was previously put on the reserve of the course for which it was written, an unprecedented oc- currence. The M. Carey Thom- as award, having lapsed in the past few years, is to be contin- ued in the coming years, pre- sented to a Senior who submits an essay to a committee of judges in the spring. --------------------------------------\------ Sense of Democracy, History Aid Graduate James Cleland States Harvard, BM Concert Combines Enthusiasm And Perfect Balance Goodhart, June 4. Naming five areas of ethical conflict which con- fronted college graduates from 1920 to 1935, the Reverend James T. Cleland, Professor of Religion at Amherst College, said in his baccalaureate sermon that the war will not solve these major issues, but that the college graduate is qualified to meet them by possess- ing a sense of history and a feel- ing of democracy. In conjunction with these, the spiritual strength of a religion which unites elements of both should not be refused. As the five major ethical issues which demand attention the Rev- erend Cleland named first the struggle between imperialism and the self-assertion of subjected na- tions, with India as a prime exam- ple. There is, secondly, a mount- ing tension between the white and the non-white races, exemplified in the United States by the Negro7 problem and the problem of Chin- ese and Japanese immigrants. The remaining three issues include the Continued on Page 2 'Indispensable Information Dept" Created To Amuse Students Who Stand and Wait By Patricia Platt, '45 A new creative literary vehicle has sprung to life in the last few weeks, and in the Library of all places. If one strolls past the bul- letin board opposite the English Department offices a handsome ar- ray of assorted poetry, cartoons, and billets doux greet the eye. Whence came all this? A motto, placed above the collection con- tains the clue: "Dedicated to the Edification, Diversion and Amuse- ment of those who stand and wait." Time has shown that they also "served," because contribu- tions from both faculty and stud- ents pour in at such a rate the board has a weekly turnover (ex- cept for the Department of Indis- pensable Information, which is strictly additive), as well as an editor who feels her "great re- sponsibility." Inspiration came to two spirits, frustrated by the bleak monotony of standing outside a professor's door. This common bond blos- somed into a common effort of such a provocative nature that the faculty became embroiled. The "Department of Indispensable In- formation" drew in Mr. Herben, and a spirited exchange of erudi- tion, starting with the sublime and ending in the ridiculous, still wages. The Department began its list with "The Nine Worthies" and ranged down to "Moses, fates and furies." Mr. Herben felt that "Dryads, Naids, Hamadryads and Oreads" were also indispensable. This sort of thing continued, al- though it stalled awhile in a con- troversy over hamadryads. The faculty (by then plural) showed spirit by querying, "What about the Nine Old Men, and Ten Nights in a Barroom?", to which the as- tute editors responded: "How about the Faculty Baseball Team?" The Department of Indispens- able Information got its main in- centive from Mr. Chew. The word "smote", written in a paper, pro- voked turmoil in class. The bul- letin board (with the aid of Shakespeare) had the last word, and, when Mr. Chew referred his class to it, its prestige swelled. The editor's one complaint is that Mr. Sprague takes down what he does not like. The feature of the week is a display of cartoons depicting what will happen to the faculty when they get to heaven, after rowing across the Styx with Father Time as coxswain. Mr. Sprague is searching for Kittredge, Mr. Her- Continued on page 4 Specially Contributed by Rosamund Kent, '45 Goodhart, June 3. Saturday evening's combined concert by the Harvard Glee Club and the Bryn Mawr College Choir was charac- terized by a zest and enthusiasm which shook the foundations of Goodhart Hall. Harvard's sing- ers, although outnumbered almost two to one, had sufficient vocal power to bring about an almost perfect balance between the two sections. The spirit of the group as a whole justified fully the Uni- versity's fine musical tradition, while Bryn Mawr was spurred on to new heights by such competent support. The first half of the programme got off to a rousing start with Buxtehude's Zion Hort die Wach- ter Sin gen, followed by another baroque duet, Ehhore Mich Wenn Ich Rufe by Schutz. This second chorus, being in a subdued minor key, made a good transition to the dark beauty of tone achieved by Harvard in the first of a group of three motets: Allegri's Miserere. Mrs. Deveran took over the baton from Mr. Woodworth at this point to conduct Bryn Mawr in a spirit- ed performance of Constantini's Continued on Page 5 Faculty Name Plans For Summer Months A survey of the faculty's sum- mer plans, taken while they are still recovering from stacks of blue books, reveals that a number will be doing research while others will be working on books or teaching. Mr. Nahm is planning to go over the proofs of his new book, Aesthetic Experience and Its Pre- supposition, while Mr. Weiss is going to Vermont to prepare his Foundations of Ethics for publica- tion and to begin his Foundations of Politics. He is also going to look after his eighty-acre farm, chopping wood and working on his vegetable garden. Miss Oppenheimer will go to the Marine biological laboratory in Wood's Hole, Massachusetts, in August. Mr. Crenshaw and Miss Lanman are planning to teach the E. S. M. W. T. course in analytical chemistry. The course is open to girls who have had one year of chemistry and will prepare them for work in the test laboratory of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Mr. Watson will be doing geologi- cal work, and Mr. Berliner is go- ing to Harvard to do research. Mrs. Manning is planning to finish an article on changes in English commercial policy in the early nineteenth century and then she is going to Canada for a vaca- tion. Mr. Miller will do research work on the American Revolution at the William L. Clements library. Mr. Chew will work at the Hunt- ingdon Library in San Marino, California, as a research associate. Miss Gardiner and Miss Henle are planning to be at Bryn Mawr for most of the summer, and Mr. Broughton will be here compiling a list of Roman Magistrates. Miss Nepper is planning to spend the Continued on Page 4 Ruth Alice Davis, Chemistry Major, Named Alternate Choice for Award MARY STUART BLAKELY Blakely Hope* to Do Research in Biology; Columbia Next Step Mary Stuart Blakely, winner of the 1944 European Fellowship, is also the only summa cum laude in the class of '44. Her average for four years is 90.12. Stuie was awarded the Hinchman Memorial Scholarship in 1943 for the great- est general ability in her major subject. A biology major and vice-presi- dent of the Senior class, she plans to enter the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia Uni- versity this fall. She hopes to do research in biology upon gradua- tion, but if the war is not over she will complete her internship and practice. Stuie has no definite specialized field as she feels that she "does not know enough to specialize." Each new thing "cap- tivates her interest," but she hopes that while at P. & S. she will set- tle down. Her only avowed prefer- ence for research work is that it' should be in the country rather than in a city. A native of Binghamton, N. Y., Stuie attended the central high school there. Since she has been at Bryn Mawr she has varied her Continued on Page 5 Blakely Won Hinchman Award in 1942; 90.12 Average in Biology New Ruling Concerns Show Stage Manager .....�... i '�< .�'.' - The Varsity Players Club has announced its decision that next year and thereafter the stage manager for the Freshman Show shall be elected from Freshmen members of the Varsity Players Club and the Stage Guild. At least eight Freshmen shall have been elected into the clubs on the basis of stage work done on the fall pro- duction of tile Varsity Players Club. The decision was reached through consultation among Mrs. Brough- ton, the Chairman of the Fresh- man Week Committee, the presidents of the Varsity Players Club and the Stage Guild, and the President of the Undergraduate Association. The reasons for this decision include the irreplacibility, due to wartime conditions, of much of the materials and equipment Continued on Page S Goodhart, June 6: Mary Stuart Blakely was announced as the win- ner of the European Fellowship at the commencement exercises of the class of 1944, when Miss McBride presented A. B. degrees to JNSSen- iors. 23 of the Seniors graduated with distinction in their major subjects. One received the degree summa cum laude; 10, magna cum laude, and 32, cum laude. Maintaining a 90.12 average for four years, Mary Stuart was the class's only summa cum laude. A biology major, she was awarded the Hinchman Memorial Scholar- ship in her Junior year. Ruth Alice Davis, a cnemistry major, was named as alternate choice for the fellowship, with an average of 88.13. Biology Virginia Dudley Armstrong, Penn- sylvania. Magna cum laude. Mary Stuart Blakely, New York, summa cum laude. Mary Armstrong Eustis, Washing- ton, D. C. Patricia Saint Lawrence, New York. Cum laude. Penelope Holbrook Smith, New Jersey. Cum laude. Chemistry Mary Suzanne Chadwiok, New York. Ruth Alice Davis, Maryland. Magna cum laude with distinction. Lila Labowitz Satenstein, Penn- sylvania. Cum laude. Jane Phyllis Smith, Massachusetts. Gladys Perin Whitridge, Mary- land. Cum laude. Classical Archaeology Barbara Ann Coe, Ohio. Marian Fay Estabrook, Massachu- setts. Cum laude with distinc- tion. Margaret Beekman Spencer, New York City. With distinction. Economics Virginia Graham Dorr, California. Magna cum laude with distinction. Frances Elizabeth Johnson, New Jersey. Anne Custis Peter, Washington, D. C. Frances Reiner, Ohio. Jessie K. Stone, Pennsylvania. Magna cum laude with distinc- tion. Honors F i r m a d g e Thompson, Washington, D. C. Politics Sarah Livingston Davis, Colorado. Barbara Denise Gumbel, Washing- Ton, D. C. Lorna Janet Morley, Pennsylvania. Marion Louise Neustadt, Califor- nia. Cum laude with distinction. Betty Szold, New York. Rosalind Wright, Illinois. In ab- sentia. English Jean Agnes Blum, Pennsylvania. Patricia Paul Brown, Pennsyl- vania. Cam laude. Carolyn CBannon Culp, Indiana. Cum laude, in absentia. Harriet Hildreth Dunn, Washing- ton, D. C. Cum laude, with dis- tinction. Mary Anne Donnally Eckert, Washington, D. C. Cum laude. Beth Garrison, Illinois. Virginia Pauline Grace. Magna cum laude, with distinction. Continued on Page 3
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I just put the new ProV1X in the bag. My first round with the new ball I make back to back eagles first on a 345yrd par four; with a 335yrd drive and a chip in; then on a 605yrd par five; with 330yrd drive, 280yrd 3wood, and 24ft put. i think I found the only ball that will ever go in my bag again. Thank you team Titleist for providing the greatest ball in golf.
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Martini Madness: 17 Best Martini Recipes
There's something about sipping your cocktail from a long-stemmed martini glass, which is why we have so many martini variations beyond the classic recipe of gin, vermouth, and bitters. Nowadays, this cocktail is more of a format than a specific drink a mix of liquors, liqueurs, and flavorings shaken with ice and strained into the iconic cone-shaped glass. Unconventional flavors are part of the fun! These drink recipes showcase the delicious versatility of our era's martini madness.
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Dirty Martini
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Recipe: Dirty Martini
Ritz-Carlton Peach Pomegranate Martini
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Baileys Espresso Martini
Sweet, creamy Baileys joins rich brewed espresso in this smooth after-dinner cocktail.
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Cranberry-Lemongrass Martini
Skewers of cranberries and lemongrass spears serve as garnish for this fragrant concoction of raspberry vodka, lime juice, lemongrass syrup, and sparkling wine.
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Smirnoff Lemon Drop Martini
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Cuervo Especial Pomegranate Margarita Martini
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Well, I'm really happy of course that the team want me to be with the team and I'm excited about the future. I hope that this is a really good start to a career in Formula 1.
Every day I will do the very best job that I can to give Lotus F1 Team the same passion and commitment that I showed last year. My last year in GP2 in 2012 was something I really focussed on, and in the end I succeeded. Now in Formula 1 my target will be a little different, but my focus to do the very best is still the same.
I took part in the young drivers test in Abu Dhabi at the end of last year and that was unbelievable. I've spent some time in GP2 but the step to Formula 1 is very different. Before the test I had not really spent much time in a Formula 1 car and to get the opportunity to have a full day's testing was an incredible experience. I was thankful to Lotus F1 Team to give me the chance, and I knew that I was in a position to do well as I was about to drive a car that, just two or three days earlier, Kimi had won the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in! The day itself went very well, and I managed to top the timing board which made me very happy.
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The College News Volume IV. No. 15 WAR CORRESPONDENTS DESCRIBE FRONT WITH MOVING PICTURES Ha� Been With American Engineers "The Front", a lecture illustrated by British official moving pictures and by slides, will be given Saturday evening at eight o'clock in the gymnasium by Ful- lerton Waldo, F.R.G.S., American corre- spondent of the London Observer and as- sociate editor of the Public Ledger. Mr. Waldo visited the British front last fall, by invitation of the Foreign Of- fice, and was with the Am riean engi- neers under General Byng in the Cambrai sector. In 1915 he was in Belgium, France, t!ie Balkan t and Turkey. Wom- en's wra work will be included in Mr. Waldo's lecture. Admission, twenty-five cents for mem- bers of the college and fifty cents for others, for the benefit of the Service Corps. GHOSTS A FAILURE Obscure Company Travesties 'Ibsen's Famous Problem Play Staging Expenses Lost Ibsen's Ghosts, the epoch-making drama of heredity, was played by the Clifford Devereux Company in the gymnasium last Saturday evening for the benefit of the 1918 Service Corps Fund. The play- was a financial as well as an artistic fail- ure. Enough money was taken in to pay the company's fee of $150, but practically no other expenses were cleared. Opinions of the play itself may differ, but there can be but one judgment of the presentation. Meager stage settings, con- sisting of patched gray drops, some mis- sion furniture, and a bunch of glaringly artificial roses, were only less inadequate than the actors. Audible prompting, as- pecially of Oswald, did not help matters The haphazard cutting of the text and startling interpretation of the parts must have made the ghosts of more Illustrious actors of Ibsen rise. The subtlety of Ibsen's heroine was en- tirely missed by Miss Zinlta Graf as Mrs. Alving. Instead of the strength of the rebel against convention she exhibited the purposeless emotion of the mld- Vivtorian "female". To Oswald's repeated question about Regina, "Isn't she splendid, mother"T one must emphatically answer, "No". The brutality of Regina's final lines, where she asserts her right to the "Joy of life", came as a complete shock after Miss Cop- ley's distorted conception of the part as that of a pert parlor maid. Regina's pseudo-father, the hypocritical Engstrand, departed less widely from the (Continued on page 5, column 2) M. O'SHEA'S PLAY PRODUCED IN NEW YORK TOMORROW "The Rushlight" Curtain Raiser for Henry Arthur Jones "The Rushlight", a one-act play by Monica O'Shea IT, given lure last May- as one of the Senior plays, will be pre- sented tomorrow afternoon at the Ly- ceum Theatre, New York, by the Ameri can Academy of Dramatic Arts. It is to be a curtain raiser to "The Triumph i f the Philistines", by 11. tn \ AMtiiu .1. � "The Rushlight" was first written la<t winter foi IV Savage's mi Tech- nique of the Drama. Late M *.i- choaea la fo- in tsastoi Ptaj p i end pal BRYN MAWR, PA., FEBRUARY 14, 1918 SERVICE CORPS WINS SUPPORT OF ALL COLLEGE COLLEGE BACKS WAR COUNCIL; ALUMNAE VOTE UNANIMOUSLY FOR BRYN MAWR SERVICE Price 5 Cents When Action to Reconsider Fails Project is Explained Mass Meeting Supports Service Corps After Long Discussion A mass meeting of nearly two hundred persons, including Faculty. Staff, alumna), and students, has again put itself on r< �� Old as supporting the Bryn Mawr Service Corps. The meeting, called Tuesday nlghl bj petition of thirty-one students to reoonaider the Benrlce Corps, took ao ac- tion to reconsider, but seemed satisfied with the explanation given by the Chair. Final knotty points were cleared up by discussion. Virginia Kneeland 'is. Chairman of the War Council, outlined the aim and func- tion of the Service Corps as follows: 1. The Service Corps is an organisation of war workers supported by s joint fund raised by the alumna) and the college community. 2. By support of worker.-. Is meant the payment of their travelling expenses to the place of work, their living expenses, and, if possible, the tarnishing of equip- ment to be used or dispensed In the work. (.Miss Kneeland characterized the living expenses as modest, saying that the work- ers would live as nearly as possible on the scale of those among whom they worked. About S300U a year, if equip ment is included, will support one worker.) 3. The type of worke. is always open to revision, hut is now taken to InchldS trained workers, such as doctors, nurses, canteen workers, and so Earth, and un- trained workers of intelligence and exec- utive ability when these qualification-, alone are asked for. Excellent health Is always a question. Extreme youth, un- (Contlnued on page ">, column 1) OUTLOOK HAS ARTICLE BY OR. BARTON ON PACIFISM Says Killing is Sometimes Justifiable "The Confession of a Quaker" is the title of a war article by Dr. Darton In the Outlook for February 6th. The article says: "It is cause for gratitude that there Is growing among men a new sense of the sacredness of human life. The Friend* have long tried to live so as to express to the world their sense of its sacred value. . . . To hold, however, that life is so sacred that man may never take it Is to distort the truth. It makes the posses- sion of physical life of more value than liberty, justice, and right. "To interpret Jesus' words so as to make them command us to stand by and see a murderer kill a woman or a child and lift no hand, or to command us to make no effort to testrain robber nations from working murderous wills on Barkis and Belgium, is to do Jesus a gross in- justice". Dr. Barton - new book, Miscellaneous Sumarian Religious Texts, published by ile I'niversity Press, will appear In about two weeks. Help the Government Propaganda \u official government appeal through the Education Department to ananas for help in the week el the K Naai Uureau. Appli< n le. Pembroke K CORPS AND PLEDGE SUPPORT TO FARM ALUMNA OFFICERS FOR 1918-1920 The result of the election of officers of ii" Alumna Association for the term 1918 I:*-'" are: President, Louise i ongdi n Francis '00; rice-presidi nt, Catherini ano Grant 11; recording secretary, Hilda \V. Smith 'in; corresponding secretary, Margaret Bontecou '09; treasurer, Bertha B. Bhleri '09. Miss m. Bontecou has naigned becau a She la to sail for Franc next month. Katharine McCoiiin 'if. has been ap- pointed in bar place. her Lowenthal '08 was elected � member of the academic*! lommltfc�� Will Co-operate with War Council in Main War Work for the Year The support of a Bryn Mawr Service Corps BS the main object of their war work for the year was \otcd unanimously by the Alumna' Association at their an anal meeting February 2d in Taylor. The action was taken in accordance with ommendatlon from the Committee on War Relief Work. "I think the Service corps the fines! thing- thai has been though) Of bjf any college", declared Mrs. Francis Louis siade .Caroline kfcCormlck ex-'M) In .1. Addresses on i wide range of subjects lively discussion of other possible enter "] ""."''.',.""',,":'K" w",""n ".'". prl es winch preceded the final vote. VASSAR NURSES CAMP THEME OF ADDRESS AT ALUMNAE MEETING President Thomas, Alumnae, and Undergraduate Among Speakers d speakers pointed out thai the plan for a Service Corps was especially feasible stnee it did not prwludt) other things, such as supplying nurses and physicians for field hospital service or supporting canteen workers m Y. K, C v huts. The idea of the Corps, Dean Taft pointed out. was for the workers to be Willing to go where they were sent�not to star) out as s group of women who knew aaeb other and wanted to stay to- �� thl r. An executive committee of sis�three from the Alumna> and three from the War Council�will make final decisions In arranging for members of the BsMluu (Continued on page 3, column 3) PLANS FOR COMING SPEAKERS ON WAR TOPICS UNSETTLED AS YET Head of Red Cross Ambulance and Edito- of Harper's Weekly May Come Negotiations are under way for several authorities on different phases of the war to come to Bryn Mawr under the auspices of the Education Department. Charles Norton, head of the American Red Cross Ambulance and a member of the American Red Cross Commission to the Allies, may be secured. Other pro- spective speakers are Norman Hapgood. former editor of Harper's Weekly, who has recently returned from abroad; Isaac Markeson, author of the articles on the "business management" of the war Which appear in the Saturday Evening Post. Mr. Markeson's subject would probably be "Allied Leaders", taking up Asquith,' Lloyd George, and Sir Douglas Halg; ami Hugh Gibson, of the National Red Cross Committee, who would speak on the Ger- man Occupation of Belgium. at at) open meeting arranged by the Alumna' Association, Friday evening, February Id, In Taylor. The speakers Kara Prastdanl Thomas, Professor Unfits U. Jones, Miss (Catherine Tucker. Mrs. Francis L Blade 11....., Professor id i OgllVle '96, and Louise Hodge- Is. who -poke instead of Virginia Kneeland 18, OD the college War Council. . As a graduate of Vasnaf sad head of the Philadelphia Visiting Nurses' Associa- tion. Hiss Tucker described Vassar'a plan for an Intensive nurses' training camp to he In Id on the campus during the sum- mer. The Idea, She said, is tO recruit women tram the Class of 1918, and older Classes for tan year- hack, from all the colleges, hut to take only those that tire titled temperamentally for the training. The faculty will be chosen from univer- sities all over the country. Chemistry. bacteriology, and other theoretical sub- jects will be taught, and such practical exercises as making hospital beds, i .in- ns will be held In shell-shock, and tuber- culosis, and the training designed for pub- lic health service and reconstruction work after the war as well as for military nursing. Those taking the course must sign up for two years of hospital training, to he followed by three months either In cantonments or in civilian health work. Farm Unit Successful Experiment An account of a wouian's farm unit, which she supervised last summer, was I n by I'rofessor Ida H. Ogilvie "96. ! Dean of the Women's Agricultural Camp | at Bedford. New York. The Idea of the unit system, she explained, is for Ike women to live in <-amp and the farmers in the neighborhood to telephone each day for as many workers as they need. one of the tasks of the sui�rintendent I was to Otmvinos the farm. Mlh new (Continued on page 6, column .',) MASEFIELD HERE IN MAY John Masefield. the English poet, will speak at Bryn Mawr, May 3d, under the auspices of the English Club. Masefield is in this country on a lecture tour. Pro- ceeds will go to the Set .rpa. Spanish Club Formed The seven, students who are taking mi-h have formed a Spanish i lub and have elected Annette C,e�t 'IS and Katheiltle j In SIX O'CLOCK CLOSING RULE TO REMAIN IN EFFECT INDEFINITELY The fuel-saving measure of closing thd academic building at night and on Sat- urday and Sunday will be lifted as soon as possible, but for the present must con- tinue Indefinitely, i- the statement of Miss Louise Watson, Business Manager of the college. Hy the emci*. n.y schedule, which has n effect since mid years, the Library. Taylor, and Dalton are closed after -u o'clock on t o'clock Mon- day morning I tioa� are saade in the ca-e of Tsjrlor. which is kept open for \ capers. 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So my brother bought it last week and we saw it.
So here is my review on it...
Plot : 5
Typical american style thinking that everyone should kneel to their cause
And typical characters, causing trouble or other nonsense (Dr.Manhattan and Adrian Veidt)
just because one has been hurt by a woman and the other one because he has had enough with people when he doesn´t even know anything about suffering.
Anyway almost 1 hour of the movie could have been cut off seriously, alot of it was pure nonsense which had nothing really to do with the movie itself which made it boring specially at the beginning.
Rorschach was the only good hero really...while The Comedian was a realist turning as all other men do, into a homocidal perverted maniac
Music : 3
Music was utterly boring and uninspiring and possibly the worst soundtrack of all superhero movies ever made...
Characters : 6
Dr.Manhattan was just a lame excuse and with all that power he still had the mental capacity of a stupid regular male
Except for Rorschach the rest felt just lame...
Content : 5,5
Lots of pointless scenes and sex scenes that made this movie feel even more naive.
The good part started a bit after half of the movie...
The cold war feeling this alternate american version of history felt nice since without these heroes, both the US and Sovjet would still be equally matched...
Although typical american not to admit defeat and turn the Vietnam war into their victory and and making them submit to the US.
Character Design : 8
Very good design even though most looked so utterly gay sometimes...
Effects : 9
Nice entertaining effects so no baddies here.
Most Impressive : Nothing really, never got into the movie.
Most Disappointing : Dr.Manhattan, all power and he is still a weakminded freak
Total : 7
A movie that either you like or you don´t, I would have enjoyed it a bit more if it didn´t feel so naive.


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A color vision test checks your ability to distinguish between different colors.
Eye test - color; Vision test - color; Ishihara color vision test
You will sit in a comfortable position in regular lighting. The health care provider will explain the test to you.
You will be shown several cards with colored dot patterns. In the patterns, some of the dots will appear to form numbers or symbols. You will be asked to identify the symbols, if possible.
As you cover one eye, the tester will hold the test cards 14 inches from your face and ask you to quickly identify the symbol found in each color pattern.
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American Academy of Ophthalmology Preferred Practice Patterns Committee. Preferred Practice Pattern Guidelines. Comprehensive Adult Medical Eye Evaluation. Available at http://one.aao.org/CE/PracticeGuidelines/PPP_Content.aspx?cid=64e9df91-dd10-4317-8142-6a87eee7f517. Accessed February 26, 2013.
Olitsky SE, Hug D, Plummer LS, Stass-Isern M. Examination of the eye. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW III, et al., eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 611.
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Our mission is to end factory farming
Between March 2013 and March 2014, 475,576 people signed our petition calling on every EU Agriculture Minister to ensure that their country complies fully with the EU Pigs Directive.
But for this petition to be taken seriously we must also get the backing of the highest power in Europe – The European Commission. Will you help?
A message of Hope: an incredible 475,576 signatures were hand-delivered to Agriculture Ministers in Brussels, demanding protection for EU pigs.
The EU Pigs Directive, was designed by the European Commission to ensure pig welfare standards through:
Whilst some progress has already been made on the sow stall ban, at least 235,000 pigs still remain illegally confined in sow stalls. And, the routine docking of pigs' tails and housing of pigs in barren environments are still widespread.
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Dear Commissioner Andriukaitis,
In March 2014, Compassion in World Farming delivered a petition of 475,576 signatures to the Agriculture Council Meeting in Brussels. The petition called for full compliance with the partial sow stall ban, an end to tail docking and the provision of sufficient enrichment materials. This call was echoed by almost 60 MEPs who signed an open letter to the Commission and the EU Agriculture Ministers.
There is clear evidence that many EU pig producers are infringing important provisions of Council Directive 2008/120 on the protection of pigs (the Pigs Directive) and that many Member States are failing to enforce these provisions.
The provisions in question:
• require pigs to be provided with enrichment materials to enable them to engage in their natural investigation and manipulation behaviours
• prohibit routine tail docking; the Directive provides that farmers must first try to prevent tail biting by changing inadequate conditions. They may only tail dock if, having genuinely improved the conditions on the farm, they still have a tail biting problem.
The 2008 Directive is a codified version of earlier legislation. The above provisions have been in force since 2003.
In 2013 Compassion in World Farming (Compassion) investigated pig farms in six Member States: Italy, Spain, the Czech Republic, Ireland, Cyprus and Poland. They visited 45 farms. All but one of these farms were breaking the above provisions on the welfare of pigs. In addition, many of the farms were filthy, breaking the Directive's requirement that pigs should have a clean lying area.
The pig sector and Member State authorities have known about these problems for many years – and have failed to take effective action. In 2008 and 2009 Compassion conducted an investigation in 74 pig farms across Europe: in Germany, Denmark, Hungary, Netherlands, Spain and United Kingdom. Most of the pigs seen during this investigation were being farmed in breach of the Directive's provisions on enrichment and tail docking.
In addition, reports by the Commission's Food and Veterinary Office have repeatedly drawn attention to non-compliance with the law requiring enrichment materials to be provided and the ban on routine tail docking.
It is unacceptable that, over ten years since they came into force, many pigs are being reared in breach of key aspects of EU welfare legislation. We welcome the fact that the Commission is currently developing guidance on the Pigs Directive. However, some Member States are using this as an excuse for inaction.
In addition, in a number of Member States sows are still being kept in sow stalls in breach of the Directive.
I urge the Commission to take effective steps to ensure proper enforcement of the Directive.
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Mammut has developed a range of technologies to increase the safety and comfort of its shoes. These technologies are applied differently depending on the type of shoe.
Shoes must be protected from water, wet conditions and dirt. Since wet conditions and dirt affect leather's natural properties, such as temperature control and comfort, shoe care is a very important area.
- Use a brush to remove any dirt, or brush the shoe under running water to remove persistent soiling
- Leather cleaning products are not recommended since the soap damages the waterproofing treatment
- After cleaning the shoes, rub in the appropriate wax or silicone-based care products or polish them using a soft brush
- Dry leather needs nutrients in the form of wax (no grease or oil). Apply a very thin layer and then work into the leather
- The application of wax makes nubuk or velours leather appear darker and smoother. Liquid care products maintain the leather's original appearance for longer, but provide fewer nutrients
- The best way to clean the lining (textile, GORE-TEX® and leather) is using lots of cold water and a sponge. The lining retains high quantities of salt from perspiration. In the long term, these can have a damaging effect on textiles and leather lining materials.


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