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The Hunting Ground
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"The Possession" is a serious horror film about supernatural possession that depends on more than loud noises to scare us. Like "The Exorcist," the best film in the genre, it is inspired by some degree of religious scholarship and creates believable characters in a real world. That religions take demonic possessions seriously makes them more fun for us, the unpossessed.
The possession of the title is an actual object, a dark wood box, ingeniously locked shut. It has a carved inscription in Hebrew informing the finder that the box entraps a dybbuk, an evil spirit that will cleave to the soul of anyone unlucky enough to release it. Dybbuks are a familiar element in Jewish folklore.
After a startling opening sequence in "The Possession," the box turns up in what is actually a likely place, a yard sale. It is purchased by a young girl named Emily (Natasha Calis), who lives with her sister, Hannah (Madison Davenport), and their father, Clyde (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), after his divorce from the girls' mother, Stephanie (Kyra Sedgwick).
All of this unfolds as a plausible narrative and doesn't depend on a young girl's hysteria or tragedy between her parents (that comes later). It is just as it's billed: A dybbuk box, inspired in fact by an actual box described in a well-known article published in the Los Angeles Times. Whether the real box caused the phenomena on display in the film I somehow doubt, but I don't want to open it in order to find out.
The father and two girls have just moved into a new suburban house, one of those places with fresh paint and empty rooms; its very sterility makes a contrast with the Old World gloom of a dybbuk. After opening the box, Emily begins to act strangely, becomes fiercely possessive about the box, disturbs her father and teachers, and inspires her mother to suspect and mistrust her ex-husband. Kyra Sedgwick and Jeffrey Dean Morgan play the couple with firm realism and without showy histrionics. One of the scariest things about "The Possession" is that the characters are all real before Emily begins to change.
The film, directed by Ole Bornedal, makes the contents of the box macabre without going nuts with special effects. There's also a small container holding a curious mechanical insectoid object, various other obscure artifacts, and somehow most frightening of all — moths, lots of moths. Moths in a box sealed for centuries are far more sinister than CGI dragons and suchlike.
In a fascinating second act, Clyde consults a Jewish professor at the school where he coaches basketball, learns the translation of the words carved on the box and seeks help from a community of Hasidic Jews in Brooklyn. A group of old men in a synagogue fearfully puts distance between themselves and the box. But the rabbi's younger son, Tzadok (Matisyahu), believes it's his duty to help when a life is in danger, and this leads to a frightening attempt at exorcism.
Matisyahu makes a sympathetic exorcist. I looked him up. He bills himself as the Hasidic Reggae Superstar. Apparently in real life he has some problems with dybbuks. But he's effective here, as an earnest young man who sings along with his iPod but has also absorbed much theological lore from his father.
The scene where he goes mano a mano with the dybbuk will remind lots of people of Max von Sydow's face to face with a demon in "The Exorcist." Comparisons can be made with Linda Blair's suffering in that film, and Natasha Calis' tortured performance here. Fair enough. "The Exorcist" has influenced a lot of films, and this is one of the better ones.
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quote:JACK WELCH: Obama Is Manipulating The Jobs Numbers Because His Debate Performance Was Awful Brett LoGiurato | Oct. 5, 2012 Former GE CEO Jack Welch's reaction to non-farm payrolls adding 114,000 new jobs in September and the unemployment rate falling to 7.8 percent: "Unbelievable jobs numbers...these Chicago guys will do anything...can't debate, so change jobs numbers."
quote:Dude is still alive?
quote:I thought for sure he would be on life support after Chris Mattbews embarrassed him this afternoon.
quote:All I have heard is how much he destroyed Welch
quote:Pay attention to who it is who is saying this. That will tell you all you need to know.
quote:Jack needs to STFU
quote:Jack Welch is one of the greatest CEO's in the history of American commerce. Who are you again? What are your qualifications for greatness? I'd really like to know.
quote:"We had 600,000 government jobs added in the last two months. We had 873,00 jobs by a household survey — which is a total estimate — from 50,000 phone calls. Of those, 600,000 were temporary workers. Chris, these numbers are all a series of assumptions. Tons of assumptions. And it just seems somewhat coincidental that the month before the election, the numbers go one-tenth of a point below where the president started. Although, I don't see anything in the economy that says these surges are true."
quote:Matthews then asked if he wanted to take back his accusation that the numbers were intentionally fudged. "No," Welch said defiantly. As Matthews grew frustrated with his guests defiance, he accused Welch of irresponsibly alleging wrongdoing by the president of the United States without probable cause. At this, Welch laughed — literally.
quote:"Chris, don't lose it now," Welch said.
quote:"You don't think it's coincidental that we've got the biggest surge since 1983 in the jobs surge? Come on, Chris," Welch said, refusing to back down. "It's a six percent improvement in employment in two months…The numbers don't jibe." He continued: "These numbers defy logic. They defy logic. We do not have a 4 to 5 percent booming economy with 873,000 people added. I mean, stop it, Chris. On the face of it, we don't have this GDP. I love you, but you can't get there."
quote:Welch said he was just "raising the question for some good analysts to go look at."
quote:You watch msnbc.
quote:Jack Welch is one of the greatest CEO's in the history of American commerce.
quote:There's nothing they can do to cover up the debate carnage.
quote:Even if that were true, that doesn't at all lend credence to his bogus conspiracy theory.
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NIFA partnered with the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC), the Northeast Regional Center for Rural Development (NERCRD), and the Interuniversity Consortium for Agricultural and Related Sciences in Europe (ICA) to conduct a conference to advance multidisciplinary approaches to address complex land use issues. The primary audience was academic scientists and graduate students.
Titled the Conference on the Science and Education of Land Use: a transatlantic, multidisciplinary and comparative approach, the meeting explored the causes and consequences of current land use trends and dynamics related to society, economy, and environment. It identified the major drivers of land use and alternative measures that could strengthen the sustainable use of natural resources in rural and suburban areas. The conference also explored the trade-offs among broad benefits and costs of alternative land uses. An important and unique aspect of the conference was the emphasis on transatlantic (Europe/U.S.) comparisons.
The conference included a strong focus on education and curricula issues as they relate to improving the ability to utilize a multidisciplinary approach to land use research. There was a special effort to translate conference findings for teaching purposes and to outline the main features of trans-national and trans-disciplinary curricula on future land use changes. Conferees also explored transatlantic cooperation in the development of training and student exchange programs.
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NIFA provided initial funding for the conference to its partners, NASULGC and NERCRD. NERCRD, located at Pennsylvania State University, receives core funds from NIFA and the Northeastern Regional Association of State Agricultural Experiment Station Directors.
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201. Excitant (2/1)
In early 90's, there was a short period my sisters and my mother came to San Jose to have dinner with my family. It was unusual because in Chinese tradition young generation should visit old people. I used to go San Francisco to visit my mother, not they visiting me.
One day after dinner in restaurant, I went to pick up my car. No body was in parking lot. In a quiet situation, I found I was in an excite mood which I had never felt before. Recalling my relatives repeatly asked me about the information of my friends, even tracing whereabouts of classmate of my primary school when we chatted in dinner, I suddenly realized I was poisoned by excitant which made me talkative. Obviously Feds manipulated my relatives to ask question they interested to squeeze more information from me with the help of excitant.
I had no secret to talk about but I did talk a lot of story of how Feds detect people which I think they don't want others to know. So such kind of re-union was soon stopped.
202. Malvo's confession
In DC sniper shooting case. When Lee Boyd Malvo was arrested, he kept his mouth shut up. But in an interrogation a week later, "Malvo was talkative, smiling, even bragging in response to indirect questions from investigators, sources said."(S.J.M.N.)
In another report from "Virginian-Pilot":
By TONY GERMANOTTA, The Virginian-Pilot
L July 25, 2003
Quote, "Malvo had refused to talk to investigators, invoking his fifth amendment rights, his attorneys argued.
On his first day at Supermax, Malvo would only gesture and point, Stracke said. The next day, when Stracke came by to check on him, Malvo pounded on the plexiglass window of his cell and pointed to a fish dinner that Davis had on his desk.
Malvo, a vegetarian, was not eating the regular prison meals. They had been giving him salads, Stracke said.
After being given fish to eat, , Malvo opened up."
"The guards testified that Malvo said he was particularly proud of shooting Franklin because he had to hit her as she stood between a pair of posts. He told the men that he ``took her head off.'' "
You can see Malvo opened his lip after he was lured to a dish specially prepared for him. (Though article said it was a dish of guard.) And Malvo's talk didn't make sense even guard thought Malvo was exaggerating.
Malvo's behave showed he was medicated (or in another word, poisoned) by something to talk. Under the influence he was forced to talk as much as he could, even exaggerating. It was possible an excitant or something unknown for outsiders which force the victim losing control of mind, behaved unusual and doing something exaggerating with imagination. It's a tactic intelligence used to do to squeeze information from their target.
203. Iowa surprise
Howard Dean is a target of insider group because he is the one who fiercely anti-war. Dean lost Iowa primary. His rate from the leading one dropped to the third place, (16% vs Kerry's 38%) It was unusual, consider 75% Iowa voters are against war. It can be viewed as poll result was manipulated by intelligence.
And to suppress Dean more, they seemed using same tactic to vilify Dean. Dean likely was poisoned by some excitant or something influential on his sentiment in the meeting before Iowa Primary. Dean behaved extreme excite that night. Media (which are under stronghold of inside group) took the chance to propaganda Dean was "lunatic", "crazy"....
Intelligence covert work was largely used in campaign if you still remember Water Gate scandal. Especially by inside group who controls Feds. Here is another recent report:
Republican caught spying on Demo
Thursday 22 January 2004
Senate Panel's GOP Staff Pried on Democrats
WASHINGTON -- Republican staff members of the US Senate Judiciary Commitee infiltrated opposition computer files for a year, monitoring secret strategy memos and periodically passing on copies to the media, Senate officials told The Globe.
Iowa surprise is not a surprise for me. It was only another example of how Feds abused the power to rig an election.
204. Collusion of secret police forces (2/6)
1. In above messages (#193 to 199) I talked about how "Philippine FBI" allegedly manipulated Islamic rebel to favour Feds demand.
2. For more than two years I posted messages talked about how I feared to be murdered in frame case planned by Feds and Chinese secret police. Some people said I was paranoid. The outbreak of Fujiang drug case in May 2003 proves my allegation was very correct. FBI and DEA worked with Chinese secret agency to cultivate a drug gang in Fujiang which exported drugs to US. As an interest exchange, Feds bribed China in a secret deal in the name of releasing crews of EP-3 Spy plane. China were granted the entrance of WTO and to host 2008 Olympic which would benefit China billions in economy.
3. In June and July 2002, I posted message "#68. Re 7. Padilla and OKC bombing (6/15/02)"," Re. 9. Ashcroft in Moscow", "#77. The payment of deal". The fact that Ashcroft announced Pardilla's arrest in Moscow on 6/10, and Bush signed a directive to announce Padilla as an "enemy combatant" gave me a feeling that something unusual would happen. It was similar to the secret deal of spy plane. As an interest exchange, Russia was benefited politically and economically in later meeting of G-8 in Canada in 6/28. Russia was granted host of 2006 G-8 and promised 20 billions aid in weapon elimination program.
At that time nobody outside knew Bush determined to invade Iraq. So I could only warn there might be an dirty bomb attack manipulated by our own government. And I had written in message the possible motive: "Either for election, or for the support of war on Iraq, or against criticism of failure intelligence.....it's their choice."
18 months after June 2002, I can say it was an attempt to justify war on Iraq. With 911 attack as justification, Bush started Afghan war. It would have been easy for him to start Iraq war if there had been a dirty bomb attack.
Padilla was released weeks ago. Because Iraq war is over. He was not needed any more. Remember they even activated two top officials of US government (Bush and Ashcroft) to propagand on Padilla's arrest at first. Is it childish to have such an end? Because the designated main show had no chance to act. I think my revelation had stopped a dirty bomb attack to American people.
4. Missile attack in Monbasa, Kenya.
On 11/28/02, Report said suspected Al Quada operatives fired two missiles at an Israeli charter flight which was taking off from Monbasa. However, the missiles missed the target.
I think this attack was a manipulated one by Israeli's secret police based on following reason:
(1) In both Afghan war and Iraq war, no US war planes was reported shot down by ground to air missle. The two Mid-east regime at that time had much more resource to get shoulder carry missles than small branch of Al Quada team in Kenya. Lack of such missile fight meant the shoulder carry missile is a very restricted weapon in market. Even Bin Laden and Saddam had none (or very few) of them.
(2) Even if Saddam and Bin Laden had such missile, most likly they would use it to defend themselves in the war. No reason Al Quada move such kind of weapon to a remote area of Kenya.
(3) The target was a civilian flight. It was slow when taking off from airport. It was much easier to be hit than a fighter. Yet two missils missed it. I've heard Iraqi had shot down an Aparche copter in war by rifle. These two missils missed a much bigger target. Are they toys or what?
(4) Israel was eager for the Iraq war.
(5) Bush got the Iraq war power from War Authorization Bill in October 2002. It was the time to find an excuse to start the war.
I felt Monbasa missiles attack was a psychology preparations for a manipulated missile attack. So when I saw the news of another flight attack warning, I immediately posted it to alert people. see message "109. Beware another terror attack" (1/16)
News: Within the past three weeks, US intelligence gathered what officials at Scott Air Force Base described as credible evidence of a planned bombing of a passenger airliner contracted to fly troops and freight for the military. (1/13/03, San Jose Mercury News)
I think Feds had tried at least twice to justify Iraq war by manipulating terror attacks. One was dirty bomb attack and one was shoulder carry missle attack. The plan failed to be carried out for some reason. I believe my revelation in advance played an important role. Some people argued they saw no reason Feds want to murder me. Despite other story, these two can be a reason big enough.
205. How terror attack happens (2/11)
I alleged Russia secret police was in collusion with Feds to supply terrorist with restrict weapon to create terror attack. I had such opinion based on my realization that Chinese secret police is doing so with Feds. And my personal experience told me Feds manipulated gangs and terrorist group to commit crimes which benefit them. So I made previous warnings.
On 8/13/2003, a news proved my allegation was correct.
Quote, "3 arrested in alleged plot to smuggle shoulder-fired missiles into U.S.
New York Daily News
NEW YORK - (KRT) - An international sting nailed an arms dealer who believed he was smuggling a missile into New York so terrorists could take out a jetliner on the Sept. 11 anniversary, sources said Tuesday......
The intrigue started when Russian intelligence told U.S. authorities about the arms dealer. U.S. agents posing as Islamic terrorists approached him, saying they were looking for a missile to shoot down a jetliner Sept. 11, one source said.
The dealer allegedly took the bait and reached out to contacts in Russia, where a Russian agent posed as a disgruntled military official and sold the dealer the Igla, the source said.
American and Russian agents built a fake Igla and slipped it to the dealer, then monitored its trip to Newark." (N.Y.D.N)
"A senior US official said Lakhani is not considered a major arms dealer; and that law enforcement officials had hoped he would lead them to terrorists shopping for weapons, but had to abandon that effort when news of his arrest was leaked." (8/24/03 S.J.M.N)
This is a typical story of a framed case. In which the buyer was a FBI undercover and supplier was the secret police of Russia. If they only had tipped that British weapon agent to a potential terrorist, (you can imagine FBI have a bunch of black list of those Islamic fanatics whom are eager to revenge) supplied him a real Igla, and allowed the terrorist to shot down an airplane. Then there will be a third Mid-east war or a new "Patriot Act 3".
We were able to know this case because Mr. Lakhani was not a terrorist. His motive was money. Was Feds so incompetent only could break un-terrorist related case? ( As a matter of fact, this was not a break of a case. It was a case framed by Feds) I think they have many of similar case in their hands. That's their assets. Monbasa missiles attack could be viewed as one in which "suspected Al Quada" used two disabled missiles from their supplier. They keep such assets until they need it. At the time of president election, or when government being accused of failed in terrorist intelligence, or when they need a big event to divert public's attention such like one in #191. Framming a case in December (12/26).


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.,.< � . � The College News 2-61B VOL. XXVI, No. 12 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1940 Bcr;Pyfl&V ^gSTA PRICE 10 CENTS B. M. LEAGUE CONFERENCE ANALYZES ITS ACTIVITIES Value of Volunteer Work in Social Field Cited by D. Hankins Goodhart, February 10. � The Bryn Mawr League and the Un- dergraduate Vocational Committee presented a joint conference de- signed to acquaint students with the various activities of the League, to bring about a closer coordina- tion of the League activities, and to relate these activitfes to social work as a career. The first two objectives, were considered in the afternoon conference, and the last in an evening address. Miss Dorothy Hankins, of the Child Guidance Clinic, opened the �conference with a short talk in the Music Room on volunteer work. The group attending the confer- ence then broke up into five com- missions concerned specifically with the Blind School, child wel- fare work, adult education, refu- gee work, and clinic work. The commissions presented their re- ports afterwards in the Common Room where tea was served. An address by Miss Hankins in the �evening on the career of social work completed the program of the conference. In her speech on volunteer work, Miss Hankins attacked the prob- lem of evaluating such work from a fourfold point of view: the value to :the receiver, to the agency through which it is .done, to the community, and to the volunteer. The value of the work to the re- ceiver and to the agency depends upon the amount of judgment ex- Contlnued on Page Three Office Hours Dr. Torres-Rioseco, Flex- ner lecturer, will hold office hours in Mr. Gillet's office in the**library at the following times: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday: 10-11 a. m. Tuesday and Friday: 12-1 p. m. Tuesday afternoon: 2-4 p. m. Need Professionals For Public Service Common Room, February 10.� As the closing address of the Bryn Mawr League Conference, Miss Dorothy Hankins, of the Child Guidance Clinic in Philadelphia, gave a short talk followed by dis- cussion on Social Work as a Ca- reer. She stated that social work is definitely a profession and, as such, requires training although that aspect is a recent development. 'One-half of the social work in the United States is still done by those with no training except that on the job," but the demand for trained workers is increasing. Schools have been established for that purpose and one of theft- basic principles is to combine the theoretical and the practical side of social service. Some of the training time is spent in classes and some in field work. Courses in personality, behavior, case work, labor and economics are given. Because they are closely connected with the student's actual work, they differ from an under- graduate's college course. Salaries have a wide range, run- ning from 1200 dollars to 3600 dol- lars a year. The promotion pos- Contlnued on Pace Four PHILOSOPHY POST GRANTED E. FRANK Bryn Mawr is fortunate this semester in having Erich Frank as visiting lecturer in the Philosophy Department. Mr. Frank was ap- pointed under the auspices of Swarthmore, Bryn Mawr and the Eastern Division of the American Philosophical Society. Mr. Frank will lecture and hold seminars at Bryn Mawr for the first six weeks of the semester and will go to Swarthmore for the remainder. Mr. Frank was born in Prague in 1883. He was educated in Ber- lin and studied philosophy, the classics, and ancient history at the universities of Berlin, Vienna, Continued on Pas* Four Demented Students Scour for pure s# To Restore Sanity of Pre-Midyear Low By Agnes Mason, '42 A problem with personal appeal: what does the Bryn Mawr under- graduate do to revive her health and disposition after the curse of mid-years has been lifted? Well, she goes north, south, to New York City, or home. She also stays at college to the amount of two tablesful at the Pembrokes, one and a half tablesful at Rock, one at Merion, one at Denbigh, and three at Rhoads. And that is gen- eral information, but individual activities are more enlightening. One senior went coasting all week-end and broke two pairs of glasses. A certain junior went skiing at North Conway, N. H., and broke her leg. The doctor who ministered unto her had but a few hours before been much captivated by a Rhoads sophomore who had twisted a knee and sprained an ankle. To elaborate on the brqken leg story�the poor girl was flown home in a plane and now has the most enormous and efficient wheel chair. Another of the skiing stu- dents was insured by her family and didn't even have the decency to acquire a minor abrasion. On February 3 at 3.30 p. m. one undergraduate saw Greta Garbo on Fifth Avenue opposite Radio City. She was "striding" north, a man on either side. The men wore black hats and coats. Greta had on a royal blue velvet hat, a black coat, and no make-up. Another student caught sight of Alan Mow- bray crossing Park Avenue at 65th, also on February 3. Among other celebrities noticed were Tyrone Power and Annabella. Tyrone shyly raised the collar of .his coat when recognized and deftly buried his nose. "The Angel" appeared to one young lady on the Pennsyl- vania Railroad. A recover^'from "scarlet fever was celebrated by five and one-half cocktails and a permanent wave. The recipient looks fine. One of Mr. Gray's greatest admirers went to "the big city" and drank (not too much) from Thursday till Mon- day. Another student brazenly ad- mitted that she went to Baltimore to drink (orange juice )and see a Continued on Pa*e Four CALENDAR Wednesday, February li. �Industrial Group Meeting, Common Room, 6.30. Phil- osophy Lecture, Dr. Erick Franck, Music Room, 7.30. Thursday, Febr\iary 15.� International Relations Club, Common Room, 7.30 IL/ Friday, February 16. � S South American Archaeology, Dr. Wendell C. Bennett speaking, Goodhart, 8.30. Saturday, February 17.� Swarthmore Basketball Game, Gym, 10.00. Dances, Pembroke-and Denbigh, 9.00 to 1.00. Monday, February 19.� Flexner Lecture, Colonial Culture and Literature in the Seventeenth Century, Dr. Ar- turo Torres - Rioseco speak- ing, Goodhart, 8.30. Tuesday, February 20.� Mr. Fenwick on Pan-Ameri- can Problems and the Euro- pean War. Goodhart, 8.00. Wednesday, February SI. �Philosophy Lecture, Dr. Erick Franck, Music Room, 7.30. Mexican Literature And Art Discussed Torres-Rioseco Opens Flexner Series, Describes Aztec, Spanish Cultures Goodhart Hall, February 12.� Mr. Arturo Torres-Rioseco, Flex- ner. Lecturer for 1939-'40, opened his series of lectures on Latin- America with a discussion of Colonial Culture and Literature in 16th Century Mexico. Mr. Torres considers Mexican colonial culture as Spanish culture and Mexican literature as Spanish literature. Describing first the Indian civiliza- tion as it was in 1620, he showed how within a few years it was destroyed and replaced by the Spanish. The chief activities of the Az- tecs were religion and war, and their system of education aimed "to build a fanatic soul and an iron body." The Aztecs had a horror of vice. The worship of the gods, truth, justice, obedience and consideration of the poor were the primary virtues. The masses re- ceived no education, although there were schools for the nobles' sons. The Aztecs made books which cov- ered a great variety Jof subjects. The art of the Aztecs was based on a religious conception of the universe, not on canons of beauty. Architecture, incorporating sculp- ture and painting, was the most important art. The pyramids and temples were elaborately decorated, and in these temples, built like fortresses, the common aim of the priest and warrior is seen. Gods, demons and symbolic masses Continued on Pas* Five Bennett to Discuss Andean Archaeology On Friday, February 16, Dr. Wendell C. Bennett will present a lecture on Sou th% American archae- ology in Goodhart Half^aV 8.30. Dr. Bennett, formerly at the Mu- seum of Natural History in New York, is professor of anthropology at the University of Wisconsin. His lecture, which is to be illus- trated with slides, will be espe- cially concerned with Andean archaeology. Dr. Bennett's talk is to be given as a supplement to the Mary Flex- ner lectures, presented this year by Dr. Arturo Torres-Rioseco, on the literature of Spanish America. FINLAND, YOUTH CONGRESS STIR CAMPUS TO ACTION Bryn Mawr Joins In Trek to Capital Washington, D..C.�4,400 youth of the nation milled through the White House gates, scattered 6ver Washington, and filtered in and out of the Labor Department Auditor- ium in the past week-end's Youth Congress. Drawn from unions, schools and religious groups over the< country, the delegates listened together to Mr. Roosevelt's speech of quiet reprimand, and applauded C. I. O. Leader John L. Lewis' re- tort to the President. The Phila- delphia district sent in the second largest group of delegates, among whom were nine from Bryn Mawr. In his address to the Youth Con- gress, President Roosevelt warned the group that it should not expect overnight remedy of problems which require thorough scrutiny and investigation. Such social leg- islation as the Old Age Pension Act, the President declared, is as pressing a problem as the unem- ployment of youth. "In the case of jobs for young people, let me make it very clear in the beginning that it is not at all certain that your opportunities for employment are much worse today than they were for young people 10 years, or 20 years, or 30 years ago." But the problem is getting a chance today as it never did un- der times of conservative govern- ment, to be stated to the American people. "I suggest," said Mr. Roosevelt, "that on social and economic mat- ters you and I are substantially in agreement as to the objective, but Continued on Page Six Student Panel Cite Pro and Con Views Of Loans to Finland February 9, 191,0.�On January 23 many of the faculty signed a \ telegram, which was sent to Wash- ington, declaring their approval of jthe United States granting war loans to Finland. On January 28 i there was a small meeting of fac- ulty and students at which it was � decided that a series of discussions ! should be held to help students j crystallize their opinions. The first �general meeting was held in the Common Room, Friday night at 17.30 The aim of the discussion was ! to ascertain the different students' �attitudes toward the question of granting war loans to Finland. The speakers: Helen Cobb, Re- becca Robbins, Ruth Lehr, Leonora lO'Boyle, Bissi Smith, Mary Gun- ; bart, Peggy Eppler, Miss Northrup and Mr. Anderson, presented the | following arguments of their dif- fering opinions. "Among Ameri- cans today, there is a sympathetic feeling toward Finland which did ' not exist to any similar extent I when Germany invaded Poland," j Helen Cobb '40, said in opening the ! discussion. This feeling may in jpart be due to the fact that Fin- i land alone has been consistently paying the installments on her war I debt as they fall due. Also it prob- j ably is caused by the fact that Fin- j land is a small, democratic country '. trying to withstand the invasion of | Communistic Russia. The past few years of American liberalism have brought about a re- Contlnued on Pace Four J. Iturbi Exhibits Precision, Contrast And Delicate Touch By Terry Ferrer '40 Goodhart, Thursday, February 8 �A recital by Jose Iturbi, conduc- tor-soloist of the Rochester Sym- phony Orchestra, was the fifth presentation on the College Enter- tainment Series. This distinguished artist showed individual interpreta- tion and a style which is clear-cut and precise combining understand- ing of the composer with an excell- ent technique. The first selection was one of the best, Mozart's Sonata in F Major K. 332. Mr. Iturbi's rendition had all the brilliant technical ability and delicate touch essential for a sympathetic interpretation of Mo- zart. In the long and difficult runs, each note stood out separately and yet without a feeling of dryness. The crescendos and diminuendos in the first movement were marked by swelling, liquid passages which welded the notes together, a method opposed to the precise runs. Mr. Iturbi kept these two sides of his style in juxtaposition in all of his pieces. The familiar Sonata in F Minor, Op. 57 (AppoMsionata) by Beet- hoven offered an excellent contrast to the Mozart. Mr. Iturbi played the piece with all the fire it de- serves, often accentuating the harsh discords. The forceful theme was brought out clearly whenever it appeared, and again the light arid precise touch offset the heavy chordal passages. The Interpreta- tion was strictly Mr. Iturbi's, work- ing up to a terrific climax at the Continued on P��* Three Poet Defines Place Of Art During War i Deanery, February 11.� Dis- i cussing the possibility of a poetry i that is creative in the face of war, Louis MacNeice stated that this possibility can best be realized by poets who, like Auden, take modern society for their subject. His talk on the younger English poets was restricted to a criticism of the Au- den group, which includes Spender, Day Lewis and MacNeice himself. Later in his discussion, Mr. Mac- Neice evaluated the four accusa- tions usually brought against the school: based on obscurity, gloom, political propaganda, and the use of personal trivia. Confronted with the fact of a European war, the Auden group have been led to a reassessment of poetry in immediate relation to life. It would seem at first that the reality of war refutes poetry. But there are degrees of reality. The Auden group is conscious that "one's presentation of the world need noxbe dictated by mere facts in the bleak, barren sense of the term." Mr. MacNeice holds out hope for a poetry, during a war, that will be neither escapist nor cynical, that can avoid Rupert * Brooke-isms and can be critical of life. The attitude of the Auden group toward war should be much the same as its past attitude toward what one hears generally called Continued on Pace Five Philosophy Club The Philosophy Club takes great pleasure in announc- ing the election of Ruth Lehr, '41, as president. V �
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Philly-Style Pulled Beef Sandwiches
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Make this simple version of a classic Philly-style sandwich at home with ease. Using a slow-cooker is the secret to tender meat and short prep time.
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Calories | 580 |
Total Fat | 21g |
Saturated Fat | 10g |
Cholesterol | 140mg |
Sodium | 915mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 40g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 55g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 8
Total Time: 8 hr 10 min
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- 1 (about 3 to 4 pounds) beef chuck roast, cut into quarters
- 1 cup(s) beef broth
- 3 large bell peppers, seeded and each cut into 6 wedges
- 2 medium onions, peeled and each cut into 6 wedges
- 8 long sandwich rolls, split
- 16 slice(s) (thin; about 8 ounces total) provolone or American cheese
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- Rub beef with 1 teaspoon salt and 1/2 teaspoon black pepper; add to bowl of 7- to 8-quart slow cooker along with broth. Scatter bell peppers and onions over beef. Replace lid; cook on low 8 hours or until beef is very tender.
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Galileo Avionica has selected FloTHERM and Flo/PCB software from Flomerics as its standard thermal modeling software across all of its seven design centers and five business units. "Our evaluation showed that FloTHERM and FloTHERM.PCB thermal simulation software can save time in modeling while integrating the design process to a higher degree than other tools," said Fabio Vitale, Manager of Galileo Avionica's Design Centers Project. "This $300,000 order for perpetual licenses is a strong statement of faith in Flomerics' integrated analysis environment for physical design of electronic systems," said Dr. Michael Reynell, Director of Marketing for Flomerics Inc.
Galileo Avionica originally began using FloTHERM software at its Rome design center several years ago. "We were very impressed with FloTHERM, particularly its ability to create compact models by simply describing the characteristics of an integrated circuit, PCB, fan, or other component," said Rino Stornaiuolo, Mechanical Engineer at the Rome Design Center. "We have found that these compact models provide very accurate temperature predictions when they are integrated into an electronic system while saving the time that would otherwise be required to model the detailed geometry of the component or subassembly."
From its initial implementation, the software spread to two of the company's other design centers as awareness of the power of thermal simulation grew. The other design centers adopted different thermal analysis tools. Recently, engineering managers took note of the efficiencies that could be achieved by standardizing on a single thermal simulation software package. They determined that engineers within the different design centers would be able to exchange models with one another and that engineers could transfer from one center to another without learning new software.
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Night of the Demons (1988)
A group of teens plan a Halloween party at an abandoned funeral parlor in this well-crafted horror film. The home is rumored to be haunted after the owner slaughtered his family and killed himself years before. The teens plan on scaring their classmates, unaware that demons from hell are released for a night of terror for bad behavior. One by one, the teens fall victim to the evil that dwells within the parlor. The audience is left guessing who, if anyone, will be alive the following morning. This fright feature is rife with references to other teen slasher flicks.~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
Cast: Billy Gallo, Hal Havins, Allison Barron, Lance Fenton, Alvin Alexis
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