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The College News Vol. xxi, No. 19 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1935 Copyright Bit COLLIOCK X Y.\ MAWR BW8, 19S5 PRICE 10 CENTS Secretarial Training Asked by Publishers Mrs. Taylor Indicates Positions Available in Special Fields To Avid Readers ADVANCEMENT IS SLOW Goodhart, April 9.�Mrs. T. A. Tay- lor, an associate editor of Macmillan Company, discussed the various fields for women in publishing houses, em- phasizing the difficulties in getting into these houses and the training and personal qualities, particularly a pub- licity sense and secretarial training necessary for such worl^. It is very hard for women to get into publishing houses because they are many more applicants than there are jobs avail- able. Competition is particularly keen among college graduates who are will- ing to take any job, no matter how low the pay. The positions which are available to them jjre not well paid. Advancement in this business is slow and there is a good deal of routine work. One of the best ways to get into a publishing house is through secretar- ial work, since it is often possible to be taken on as a secretary and then be promoted to the field in which one is more interested. The position of secretary to the President or Editor- in-Chief is an influential and import- ant one. It is also possible for women to get into the publicity, promotional, or juvenile departments, while there are few if any women in the manufac- turing or sales departments. The po- sition of editor is hard to obtain, since most publishing houses have experi- enced readers, and only one or two women editors. There are positions in publishing houses which do work only in special fields, such as niediicne, which are open to women. In apply- ing for a job any personal contacts one may have with connections of a firm are very valuable. Previous ex- perience is important, though not nec- essary; work in book stores or li- braries is particularly helpful. There are many qualifications for work in publishing houses, the most important of which is a publicity sense, an ability to pick books that will sell. A knowledge of English and other literatures must be thoroughly ingrained in those working with books. An ability to consider objectively oneself and the subjects in which one is interested is advisable, as is an in- Continued on Page Eight Alumnae Bulletin Tryout The Alumnae Bulletin is of- fering the post of Editor of Campus Notes to anyone who wishes to enter the competition for it. Material should be in the Alumnae Office by May 1. Anyone who is interested may get further information from the Editor of the Alumnae Bul- letin, Marjorie L. Thompson, 1912. Summer School Omitted One Year For Changes (Reprinted from the April Issue of the Alumnae Bulletin) In 1921 President Thomas proposed the use of some of the' Bryn Mawr buildings during the summers for the education of women industrial work- ers and the Summer School of Women Workers was organized. It was an es- sential part of the plan that the re- sponsibility for its direction should be assumed not by the college but by its own Board made up of a joint repre- sentation of Bryn Mawr and of labor. The Directors of the College voted at once the loan of the buildings for eight weeks each year and the School, held annually on the campus and tak- ing its name from the College, has nat- urally seemed to many people a col- lege project and not as it is officially, a summer guest. While official re- sponsibility has not existed and while the academic curriculum of the School has been entirely in the hands of the Summer School Board, the unofficial connections between College and School have been close and constant. Bryn Mawr has been represented in the School by a succession of Bryii Mawr alumnae on the joint Board of the Summer School, by the DiMPtor from 1921 to 1933, by alumnae who at different times have taught in the School, by undergraduates who have annually assisted the Summer School staff, by many alumnae through the country serving on the local admis- sions or finance committees, and by the contribution of many more to the an- nual expenses. The Directors of the College and in great part the alum- nae have welcomed Bryn Mawr's con- nection with a pioneer attempt to give to young women in industry an op- portunity for study and training. In the last years the attention of the Directors of the College has been called to gradual changes in the edu- cational policy of the School. These changes, cohnrfg about naturally Continued or. Page Eight Faculty Rehearse Show in Great Secrecy But Reports Imply Hilarious Performance If secrecy can produce a good per- formance, the Faculty Show should .break all records. We tried hiding behind Juno and Jupiter, thinking we might overhear some bits of conversa- tion which would give us something definite to tell everyone. We even spent a great deal of time in the stack?, tracking down professors; we sneaked into the basement of Pem- broke East, hoping to find some of the English Department talking about the show, but they were all silent! Ah, but we have found out something! We discovered it by snooping around the bookshop and by going to the gym- nasium to sign up for our spring sport. Sorrowfully we are forced to confess, 'tis but a bit, and still the Faculty Show is a mysterious thing. The performance to be given this year for the benefit of the Million Dollar Drive, is arranged in general like that given in 1933. It will be a series of skits, which, it has been insisted, are put together in an organized form. One member of the Faculty proudly stated that the production this year will undoubtedly outshine the 1933 show. That is an optimistic statement, but we believe it! Mrs. Nahm said that there had been several rehearsals during spring va- cation, during which everyone present nearly died of hysterics. If the Fac- ulty members are so overcome at this date at their own antics, we suggest that there be numerous ambulances 1 outside Goodhart on the evening of April 15th, prepared to carry away prostrate undergraduates. The two upper classes were fortu- nate enough to see the first Faculty Show, called Restraint Necessary. For the benefit of those who did not see this, we are writing something of what occurred during that performance. Mrs. Tennant sang a song, as did President Park. Both of them, we learn, did most creditably, and the au- dience clamored for more. Samuel Arthur King, whom Mr. Warburg in- troduced with perfect diction, recited a poem, which he accompanied with many gestures. Messrs. Herben, Blan- chard, Watson, and Turner formed a quartet. We hope they will do it again. Dr. Gray gave a delectable little mono- logue on feminine finger nails, which must have seemed suitable, delivered in the usual manner of a history pro- fessor. Mrs. Nahm and Dr. Watson had the romantic leads in a sketch called The Potter's Wheel. We can imagine the feeling they must have aroused, especially since numerous un- dergraduates believe that Dr. Watson is the double of the handsome Nils Asther of movie fame. No doubt everyone has heard of the puppets which Mr. Alwyn and Mr. Wllloughby worked and the Men's May Day skit was a joy to behold. Staid professors cavorting as we do, doing the one-two- three hop to perfection, must have Continued on Pag�� Elfht Careers Encouraged * For Young Authors Speakers at Conference Assert * Futures In Dancing, Acting No Longer Open BUSINESS OFFERS JOBS (Especially Contributed by D. Tate-Smith, 'J5) Hotel Astor, tlarch 29 and 30.�A note of definite optimism prevailed in the advice of many of the speakers at the1 Institute of Women's Professional Relations conference on Careers for College Women. Especially in the field of writing and publishing, great en- couragement was held forth to young authors of plays, novels and short stories and to young women who are seeking work on magazines. The in- ability of older people to see any way- out of the present economic chaos ren- ders necessary a quest for young peo- ple who are in touch with the new economic and political order that is emerging. It was asserted that never have first manuscripts been more eag- erly read nor applicants for jobs more eagerly welcomed than at the present In the business field, opportunities for young people are also becoming more prevalent than in recent years, and Mr. Thomas B. Watson, the presi- dent of the International Business Ma- chines Corporation, announced that that very day he had engaged a secre- tary who had attended Bryn Mawr College for two years and tbe Kath- erinc Gibbs Secretarial Schoo] for two more, and that he was offering posi- tions to nineteen other young women who had as able qualifications as she had. He explained that she had rec- ommended herself to him by her obvi- ous secretarial ability, by her good manners, and by her thorough educa- tional background. These are quali- ties which he demands in all his sec- retaries, but in addition he particular- ly needs young women who are con- versant with'several languages. Sev- eral of the delegates to the conference applied for the positions that night, but they are by no means completely filled. Mr. Watson also asserted his willingness to interview recent gradu- ates at any time and to assist them to find a position in case he has none to offer. In the field of the theatre, of pub- licity work connected with the theatre, and of the dance, on the other hand, the advice was highly discouraging. There are still many more actresses, dancers and aspiring publicity agents than there are jobs for them, and all the speakers insisted that unless a girl was ardently set on working in those lines, she should not attempt to enter a field which is already overcrowded. No one should propose to be a dancer unless she has a private income, since the most widely renowned dancers, even up to Martha Graham, make ab- solutely no money through their art and are dependent on teaching to bring them any income at all. Miss I. A. R. Wylie, who conducted the conference on writing and publish- ing, said that an active creative imag- ination was the only essential for writ- ing fiction and that attending either writing school or college was a waste of time and led to the danger of be- coming academic. She advocated, as did all the speakers in the writing con- ference, the acquisition of a literary agent, both because the agent assumes the intricate responsibilities of ar- ranging movie, foreign and dramatic rights for all work, and because per- sonal interviews with publishers are often discouraging and embarrassing. The names of the established and best agents are given out on application by any publishing house or magazine. Continued on Pace Six Little May Day Date Changed Little May Day will be cele- brated this year on May 2 in- stead of May 1, since Miss Park will be speaking at Boston and Providence on April 29 and 30 and will not be able to return in time to be waked at 6.45 on May 1. College Calender Thursday, April 11: Dr. Henry Willard on The Abbey of Monte Cusino and the Medi- aeval Culture of Southern Italy. Deanery, 8.20 P. M. Friday, April 12: Under- graduate Peace Program. Good- hart, 11 A. M. Sunday, April 14: Mr. Aus- tin K. Gray on Bernard Sham in Retrospect. Deanery, 5.00 P. If. -� Dr. Henry P. Van Dusen will conduct the Chapel Service. Mu- sic Room, 7.30 P. M. Monday, April 15: Faculty Show, Much Ado But Not For Nothing. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Tuesday, April 16: Broad- cast by eight members of the College Choir. Station WOR: 1.15 P. M.; WEAF: 5.00 P. M. Students Will Support Peace Demonstrations On this coming Friday, April 12, at 11 A. M., the Undergraduate Asso- ciation plans to hold a demonstration for peace in Goodhart Hall at which there will be an outside speaker. This effort to get concerted college action in expressing opposition to war and support of the peace movement is be- ing held in conjunction with other col- leges and universities all over the world. In some institutions with lib- eral administration, students are plan- ning programs similar to the one to be held here, while at others, in which the authorities are opposed to any sort of peace movement, students are ex- pecting to strike,�to walk out of classes, and join in peace programs in spite of opposition. Bryn Mawr is fortunate in having a liberal and sym- pathetic administration which is in favor of some sort of peace demonstra- tion, and the Undergraduate Associa- tion hopes that all students will avail themselves of this opportunity as classes are to be suspended and that they will publicly show their interest in and support of peace. It is im- portant that everyone should come, since it is only by united expression of our convictions that we can be heard at all. The International Club expects to demonstrate its concern for peace by sending a delegation to the Model As- sembly of the League of Nations which will be held at New York University from April 11-13. The Club feels that an intelligent interest in and under- standing of world affairs is an im- portant step in securing peace. The questions which will be especially con- sidered this week-end are: (1) a plan- ned economy for the world, (2) muni- tions, and (3) sanctions. The collegt delegation, which will represent Ura- guay, is as follows: Betty Bock, '36; Eleanor Fabyan, '36; Sophie Hunt, '36; Mary Hutchings, '37; Eleanor Sayre, '38, and Alice Schurcliff, '38. Following the demonstrations be- tween 11.00-1.00 on Friday the col- leges and universities in and near Philadelphia will hold a meeting at 4.30 P. M. in Reyburn Plaza. Defi- nite plans for this meeting have not yet been announced. Dr. Van Dusen is Chapel Speaker The Bryn Mawr League takes great pleasure in announcing Dr. Henry P. Van Dusen as the speaker for the Sunday evening service on April four- teenth. He is Dean of Students at the Union Theological Seminary and associate professor of Systematic The- ology and Philosophy of Religion. Dr. Van Dusen's activities are not confined to teaching. He has distin- guished himself in missionary work and was one of the nine noted authors of The Christian Message For The World Today, a study of Christianity as a world-wide movement. Among the books that he has written are The Plain Man Seeks For God, The Quest For Life's Meaning, and A Common Faith. In the summer of nineteen thirty- three, Dr. Van Dusen was the leading speaker at the Northfield Conference. There he gave a series of addresses on the fundamental problems of religion. The power and clearness of the.se talks won him great popularity. Dance Group Recital Shows Grace, Feeling Result of. One Year's Training Produces Artistic Program Of Great Merit JOY IN DANCE IS SEEN Goodhart, March 27.�Miss Jose- phine Petts is to be highly congratu- lated for the remarkable excellence of both Jhjt*individual and the group dancing which her pupils revealed in their annual recital. The results of this year's work as seen in the perform- ance seemed extraordinarily good, particularly upon the realization that this is the first year that Miss Petts has been in complete charge of the dancing classes and that many of the girls have had no previous experi- ence in the Duncan style of dancing. The pupils paid both themselves and their director a creditable compliment by their universal skill in the dance and created for the audience a pleas- ing and artistic evening's entertain- ment. Last autumn Miss Petts took over the direction of the college dance group and employed as assistants two excellent dancers who had previously studied with Miss Cooper. Miss Flor- ence Taggart and Miss Elizabeth Con- verse deserve their share of credit for the well-directed dancing of the group and a great deal of praise for the pre- cision and feeling interpretation of their own individual work. Miss Tag- gart combines those rare qualities of absolute precision and lithesome grace with the ease and gay spirit that comes from sheer joy in the dance. Miss Converse has, like her compan- ion, great sureness and control and gives her dancing a poised and careful interpretation. They, with the stat- uesque stateliness and strong move- ments of their leader, a more experi- enced dancer, created an interesting and varied combination whenever the trio was on the stage. One of the most attractive features of the Dun- can style of dancing is that while it demands great care and absolute mus- cular control in a unified whole, it also permits the greatest individual freedom for the dancers to express their own style and conception of the dance and its emotion. It was a misfortune that this year's recital could not be held in the Dean- Contlnueil on Page Six Student Officers Confer Here Bryn Mawr will be visited this week-end by delegates from four other leading women's colleges, who are holding their annual conference to discuss problems of student govern- ment. Vassar, Smith, Mount Holyoke, and Wellesley send three delegates each�the president for 1934-1935 and the president for 1935-1936 of Stu- dent Government, corresponding to Bryn Mawr's Undergraduate Associa- tion, and another college officer, cor- responding to our President of Self- Government. The delegates from the other colleges will stay in the halls Saturday and Sunday. These fifteen delegates discuss each year the questions of social regula tions, such as the rules governing 8' cial permission, number of late dates, smoking and drinking, and the infrac- tion of these rules, together with the administration of student government. Other problems are those of coopera- tion within the student body, with which the Undergraduate Association deals here. At the other colleges there axe institutions, such as cooperative houses, which replace scholarships to a certain extent. Here we have posi- tions as Fire Captain, monitor, etc. Miscellaneous subjects for discussion include the National Students' Federa- tion of America, second-hand book- shops at the colleges, the arrangement of the calendar for outside speakers, and other college activities which the students themselves administrate. iSLi
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illustration for tiny humans
Illustrations for tiny humans
A selection of my favourite kids stuff!
Lots of line drawing, and pastel colours. I love a good crayon! Here are a selection of things that I've been tinkering on over the past few years. A few stories, and lots of characters.
A selection of my favourite kids stuff!
Lots of line drawing, and pastel colours. I love a good crayon! Here are a selection of things that I've been tinkering on over the past few years. A few stories, and lots of characters.
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Illustrations for tiny humans
A selection of my favourite kids stuff!
Lots of line drawing, and pastel colours. I love a good crayon! Here are a selection of things that I've been tinkering on over the past few years. A few stories, and lots of characters. -
Commissioned to create music video for Universal music for German artist Helene Fischer.
Created with stop motion with a Canon 550d camera, with lots of biscuits.Art Direction, Drawing, Visual Effects2015 -
An advert for Huggies Pull Ups.
Agency : Ogilvy
Advertising, Animation, Illustration2015 -
DAKS commissioned Lizzie for their 120th Anniversary event in Hong Kong. Working with acrylic paint and Faber Castell pens, Lizzie created an illustrated concept of the DAKS brand over 120 years.Drawing, Exhibition Design, Illustration2014
London Landscapes drawn with a fine liner. Psychogeographic mapping of my favourite city in the world.Illustration, Graphic Design2009
Here is a collection of wall murals I have created, commissioned by Zizzi, Harvey Nichols and Bluehive over the past few years.
The work is always in my style, intricate line drawing and is often with colour. The subject of the murals are often the surrounding area. When I am commissioned by Zizzi for example, I have always visited the town where the restaurant is located. I'll have a walk around, and get lost. I make sketches and get to know the area. Any special buildings I'll take pictures of, and often do sketches. This helps my wall murals to be special, depicting the unique feel of the town.
I love visiting the libraries of the different towns when I visit to create wall mural. I read up on the local history, and visit any local attraction. A favourite hobby is reading the local paper.
There's something very comforting in reading the news of a different town. Not knowing any of the places, the streets are unfamiliar. When I go home, I'll leave the town with a wall mural, and the knowledge and Mr. Smith has won the bakesale competition at the town hall competition.Advertising, Drawing, Illustration2012 -
Client : Lewis Hamilton
Agency: The Rumpus Room
A holiday 'thank you' from Lewis to his fan base. The first 1000 fans who submitted photos to #TeamLH got included in the illustration.
A super fun project with a wonderful agency, for a very cool client!Animation, Character Design, Illustration2014 -
Oxfam - Happiest Mother's Day Campaign 2014. Live at Westfield Shepherd's Bush, London.Advertising, Calligraphy, Drawing2014
Client: Ciate Nails
Agencey: Penney Dunney Jones
Brief: Create a fun, vibrant chalk wall to promote the launch of Ciate Nails invention, the Chalkboard Manicure set.Advertising, Drawing, Illustration2013 -
A very cool brief to liven up Harvey Nichols HQ to accompany my wall murals in Harvey Nichols flagship store in Knightsbridge.Branding, Drawing, Street Art2012
First Direct campaign - 'What Makes London, London'
24 hour drawing challenge for Childline's 25th Anniversary, sponsored by First Direct.
Lots of drawing, Red Bull and nervous breakdowns.
Advertising, Drawing, Illustration2012 -
Live art at the London Transport Museum, Covent GardenArt Direction, Drawing, Fine Arts2014
Commissioned by Zizzi as a part of their Fresh Talent initiative.
Harborne, Birmingham
- 2014 -Drawing, Illustration, Street Art2014 -
HTC's Facebook App, commissioned by Profero.
The brief was to create different icons for the hands, to be matched up as a game. Lovely commission, very fun result!Advertising, Branding, Drawing2012 -
As a part of New Wave, Graham&Brown's new wallpaper collection featuring the work of UK designers, I was asked to create a wall mural at the company HQ in the reception.
The wall depicts Graham&Brown's rich company history, from it's beginnings at the historic India Mill through to its offices throughout the world, from New York to China.
I had a lovely time with a beautiful group of people during this job. Graham&Brown is truly a family company, and they made me feel very welcome!
Enjoy, and look out for my wallpaper collection, released Jan 2014!Drawing, Illustration, Interior Design2013 -
MTV used my psychogepgraphic map of Gerard Street, Chinatown for their international promotion. Yay!Advertising, Illustration2012
Commissioned by Somerset House, 'Lightwells at Somerset House' won the Gold Design Award at this years 'Images 36: Best of British Illustration'
The exhibition will be touring the UK in the coming year.Drawing, Fine Arts, Illustration2012 -
A private commission of Pullens Yard, Kennington
Created with rapidograph pen on tracing paper
- 2013 -Drawing, Fine Arts, Illustration2014 -
A lovely brief from The Guardian to illustrate a piece on my favourite subject - Independent bookshops yay!
As always, I used black rapidiograph pen, and then did a little scanning and this time; photoshopped the crap out of it. Not usually my style, but needed some colour pretty quick. I'm starting to love photoshop..Drawing, Editorial Design, Illustration2012 -
A series of bespoke promotional mailers I've made. These are a few of my favourites!Advertising, Art Direction, Illustration2012
A private client asked for a piece of artwork that captured their home town of Twickenham, UK.
Rapidograph pen, with wax crayon.Drawing, Fine Arts, Illustration2013 -
Covent Garden, Bow Street.Illustration, Design2010
Illustration, Graphic Design2009
A personal project of mine launched via Facebook and Twitter. Anyone is welcome to come and sit for a Body Art session. Just drop me an email! And keep emailing me, I often forget to reply because I'm crap.Art Direction, Drawing, Photography2013
A collection of videos including stop-motion, how-to drawing guides, drawing challenges and sexy zombies!Animation, Art Direction, Illustration2012
London Fashion Week illustrations from Somerset HouseArt Direction, Drawing, Editorial Design2012
London Map of all the Zizzi LocationsAdvertising, Drawing, Illustration2012
Commissioned by Zizzi Restaurant chain to create Psycho-Geographic Map of Marlow and Sevenoaks. Inspired by the Beautiful town, the brief was to capture the feel of the historic town of Marlow to connect people to their local Italian Restaurant.Design2009
Blue Hive, the joint venture between Ogilvy, Mindshare and Wunderman, has hit upon a novel way to share season's greetings this year.
Have your festive message turned into little works of art by the agency's very own 'doodle' artist Lizzie Mary Cullen. Lizzie will be drawing each message onto a 12m x 3m purpose-built doodle wall within the agency.
Just tweet your message with the #MerryDoodle tag and from today until Thursday 16th, Lizzie (fuelled by mince pies and eggnog) will get the lids off her pens and start illustrating them.
You can watch the wall take shape live, as all the action is being streamed from Blue Hive's website. In addition, every tweet will be lovingly photographed close up and posted on the dedicated Flickr site, where you (and more importantly, the person you've sent it to) can see it and share it.
The event runs for just three days. So if you'd like to be part of it, make sure you send your tweets of goodwill soon. Or better still, now.Advertising, Character Design, Drawing2012 -
Lizzie Mary Cullen launches first illustration show with help from Daniel Radcliffe
Text by Johann Chan on September 10, 2010 in Digital Arts Magazine
Yesterday we visited the opening of artist Lizzie Mary Cullen's first solo show. The show aims to raise £10,000 for The Big Issue Foundation. Attendees at the launch included Daniel Radcliffe (of Harry Potter fame), and John Bird, founder of The Big Issue. Aside from the impressive guest line-up- there was also an impressive number of photographers (myself included).
Here's some shots from the opening.
The impressive guest line up and media frenzy are well set to propel Lizzie Mary Cullen further into the limelight – which would be easy to envy, if she wasn't such a down to earth and agreeable talent.
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The 'Pendurance Challenge' – 24 hr non-stop drawing in London directed by suggestions from social networking platform Twitter.
The challenge was to complete 50 London locations in 24 hours, riding to each location on a Boris Bike and working on site on a massive roll of paper. I teamed up with webzine Think-Work-Play, and together we made a wager; if I didn't complete this challenge, i'd face a humiliating forfeit. So the race was on!
How it worked was Twitter users would tweet their favourite London location, with a good anecdote attached to it, then we would make our way to the chosen place, I would draw it, and it would be uploaded immediately to Flickr. Barclays Cycle Hire had kindly given me a bike key for the duration of the project, and me, my Boris bike and the team at Think-Work-Play started out from Charing Cross at 12pm.
The challenge was a lot harder than I thought it'd be. Not because of the drawing, but when the exhuastion kicked in around 1am, it felt really hard to get back on the bike and ride to the next location. However, with one hour's sleep at Think-Work-Play's offices, I completed the challenge, finishing on time at 12pm beneath the London eye, completing my final (50th) illustration.
Then went to have a well earned beer.Design, Digital Art, Drawing2011 -
New Series of fantasy news coverage inspired by current events and people in the public eye. First few below – enjoy! Will be updated regularly as news tends to be quite regular.Blogging, Illustration, Writing2012
Drawing cities - this is San Francisco.Animation, Drawing, Fine Arts2012


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quote:That one turn he had got me out of my seat.
quote:I was watching in Tampa
quote:I was watching in Tampa with their LFC supporters group
quote:Which bar do they watch the games at?
quote:Sterling was largely shite
quote:Our youngsters have a lot to learn.
quote:Sterling was largely shite and nearly got himself sent off.
quote:Robinson is a good talent, but he is raw and his decision making needs to improve. There is no excuse for hitting a volley in stoppage time instead of putting the ball in the box where there is a world class striker.
quote:Coates was simply atrocious in nearly every aspect of the match.
quote:Joe Allen is outmatched when playing rugby teams. Rodgers needs to have better foresight in that regard.
quote:At this point our defense should be our biggest concern. Goals haven't been a problem the last month or so in the league. I believe we are something like 5th in Europe in defensive errors. Just simply not good enough. Agger is world class, but that is it. Johnson is close to that level, and then there is a serious drop-off. My #1 and #2 priorities would be #1 a CB and #2 a reliable LB. We should address these issues in the summer.
quote:Skrtel is good, but that is it. He is not great and he definitely isn't world class. His development has virtually ended, and I would bet this is the peak of his career. He is probably good enough to get us through the rest of the season, but he isn't good enough to get us to the next level (CL).
quote:LB is self-explanatory.
quote:He needs better competition he seems to have regressed a bit
quote:I'm sorry I think he sucks and we need to get rid of him.


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Chef Dress-up Set
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Cook up some fun with this authentically styled chef's hat, apron and oven mitt sewn of cotton canvas and gingham.
- One size.
- Chef's coat is made of polycotton fabric and comes with a cotton gingham bow tie and polyester felt chef's hat.
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- Body: 28.5" long
- Chest: 25" girth
- Sleeve Opening: 6.5" wide
- Hat Opening: 24" circumference
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Inside JokeI don't believe it was mentioned before... Did you guys interpret it as an inside joke when Dick goes 'Wow, I've never had make-up before!' because we all know that Jim had PLENTY of make-up applied on him throughout his career. I dunno, just wanted to know if you too saw it like that, it gave me a giggle!
I didnt really pay much attention to that line. I liked the one where the head of globodyne says to dick.
"Call me jack" and dick says "Likewise" Its probably my all time favorite line from Jim. I remember sitting in the cinema and laughing so much that people from other rows told me to be quiet. I was the only person laughing "You Cant Stop Me No Matter Who You Are"
It's like Bruce doing Mike Jagger, as many times as I've seen Bruce Almighty in theaters, I believe I was always the only one laughing!
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Our Gourmet: Something for every taste and budget at Nonni's in New London
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247 Newport Road, New London; 526-2265; nonnisitalianeatery.comServing: Lunch Tuesday-Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Dinner menu starts at 3 p.m. Dinner only on Sunday, closed Monday. (Call for closing times.)
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Dinner pricing: Appetizers $5-15; entrees $13-$24; pizza $12-$17
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We already knew that she's a smart kid who does well in the classroom, and after our visit to Nonni's, we give her equally high marks for her taste in restaurants as well.
Because we had not been to New London before, we started our trip early so we'd be sure to arrive in daylight. We were rewarded with some sweeping views to the south toward Mount Sunapee as we drove along Route 114, a.k.a. Main Street, lined with a mix of beautiful old farmhouses and more modern high-end homes, all oriented to take advantage of the views.
We gave our New London expert a list of four or five places in town, and she told us Nonni's is one of her favorites and highly regarded among her friends. Unfortunately, she wasn't on campus the one day we had available to visit, so she missed out on a great meal. It was dinner for two for The Dining Companion and me, our own Teenage Bottomless Pit having passed on the hour-long drive with the parents in favor of spending the evening with his girlfriend.
This was the fifth stop on our college-town tour, and Nonni's is a perfect fit for our tour criteria: reasonably priced, excellent food, the kind of place a parent would take their student when visiting, or where students might go for a more upscale but affordable date. And our young friend isn't Nonni's only CSC fan - while we were there, we saw a couple of tables of students enjoying pizza, at least one table occupied by faculty types, and another student waiting tables.
The restaurant occupies the corner of a mini-mall in a shopping plaza just outside the village. It's modest in size, with a dozen or so tables in the dining room and several more in the window-lined bar area. The decor is contemporary, with enlargements of vintage Italian immigrant photos on the walls.
We were quickly seated and offered a basket of deliciously seasoned ciabatta-style bread with dipping oil. It was warm, lightly crusted and wonderful, and could easily have served as an appetizer if we had shown restraint.
Thankfully we did pace ourselves, and enjoyed two excellent appetizers. Mine was a bowl of bright, flavorful Pasta Fagiole soup ($7). The broth was a smooth, slightly acidic mix of tomato and chicken, and it was plentifully stocked with short pasta tubes and giant, creamy beans.
As good as mine was, TDC's Involtini di Melanzane ($9) was even better. Slices of breaded eggplant, rolled with goat cheese, bell peppers, basil and garlic, on a spicy tomato sauce baked in a small casserole dish provided plenty to share and even some leftovers. The flavors melded perfectly, and the green peppers added a touch of garden freshness you wouldn't expect in a baked dish like this.
The dinner menu covers just about every taste and budget, featuring pizzas, pasta entrees and a list of house specialties with chicken, beef, veal and seafood. Our decision to stick with the specialties paid big dividends.
TDC's Roasted Salmon Lemon ($23) was a thing of beauty: a perfectly grilled salmon filet topped with lemon slices and a balsamic reduction resting atop an ideal portion of linguine with vodka rosa sauce. The balsamic reduction created a light crust on the salmon and drizzled down into the pasta, infusing everything with its rich, slightly pungent flavor. TDC called it maybe the best salmon dish she has ever had - and she's had many.
I picked Chicken Florentine ($19), a boneless sauteed chicken breast topped with spinach and baked with provolone cheese, served over fettucine with lemon cream sauce. The chicken was perfect, and the pasta sauce was light and delicious. My own preference for this dish would be for a little more lemon and a little less cheese, but TDC and TBP always shake their heads when I order something topped with cheese, knowing I'll think it's too much.
Our desserts (both $5.99) were equally good. TDC ordered a tiramisu that she thought ranked high on her list of tiramisu experiences (though it was lacking the touch of rum flavor that would have put it over the top). My hazelnut gelato was light, delicately flavored and a refreshing way to finish off the meal.
Several of the stops on our college-town tour have turned up a restaurant near the top of our all-time list. Nonni's is one of them. It's casual but classy, the service is friendly and efficient, there's a full bar and even an Italian deli counter if you're planning a party or a picnic (or a little snack for the drive home). But the food, as it should be, is the star of the show. Our Colby-Sawyer friend and her classmates are lucky to have Nonni's in the neighborhood.
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i The College News z-eii VOL. XXVIII, No. 24 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., MAY 6, 1942 Cushman Claims Real Shakespeare Is Earl of Oxford Bases Case on Education Of Both Men, Oxford's Own Genius Deanery, May S.�James G. Cushman, speaking on the Present Day Claims of the Earl of Oxford to the Authorship of Sliakespeare's Plays, based his argument on cer- tain weaknesses of the Stratford claims, especially on Shakespeare's lack of education. The 17th Earl of Oxford, because of his aristo- cratic background and wide educa- tion, he said, has a more valid claim to their authorship. The Shakespearean mystery has been increased by forgeries and de- struction of the actual facts. The wide knowledge of science, art, lit- erature, sports, and aristocracy in Shakespeare's plays cannot be ex- plained merely by calling Shakes- peare an "unversed genius." How could a man who wrote that "dark- ness is ignorance" bring up his child with no education? The case for Oxford, however, Mr. Cushman declared, is not built on tearing down Shakespeare. The main points which he listed for Oxford's defense were his skill in the use of the six line stanza of the Lucrece and Venus and Adonis, his extensive travels in Italy, his acknowledged genius, dramatic mind, and aristocratic background. The number of Latin interpola- tions in Shakespeare's plays is in- teresting in view of the fact that Oxford's tutor had made seven translations of Ovid. Continued on Page Four Comparative Religion Discussions Planned For Following Year Under the leadership of Miss McElroy, a group has been meet- ing in the Common Room on Fri- day evening for supper and dis- cussion of Comparative Religion. These informal evenings have been extremely successful and plans are already being made for their con- tinuation next year. The evenings began early in the second semester with a discussion of Orthodox Judaism, led by Miss Gabriele Schoepflich, a member of the Graduate School. This was fol- lowed up by a trip to the Har'Zion Synagogue in town. Father An- thony Flynn, of Rosemont College, spoke on Catholicism and Dr. Sher- man Skinner, a Calvinist, came from Germantown the next week. One very unusual evening was given by three members of our own faculty, Miss Roller, Miss Lograsso and Mr. Wells, on the present day significance of religion. Mrs. Michels spoke provocatively about Continued on Page Four Copyright. Trustees of Bryn Mawr College, 1942 PRICE 10 CENTS Final Exam Schedule Has Been Announced The examination schedule for the second semester is as follows: Monday, May 18, 9 to 12 o'clock: Elementary Greek, Room L; First Year Italian, Room U; First Year Spanish (all divisions) Rooms F and G; Senior Examinations in Major Subjects, Room E and Dal- ton. �- Tuesday, May 19, 9 to 12 o'clock: First Year Classical Archaeology: Greek Sculpture, Ancient Painting, Library Room 1; First Year His- tory (Division II, Dr. Manning), Room D; First Year Mathematics (Division II, Mr. Oxtoby), Dal- ton; First Year Philosophy (Divi- Continuea on Page Five Ensemble Presents Variegated Concert In Informal Setting Specially contributed by Ann Adams, '43 Goodliart Music Room, May 1.� Freshness and enthusiasm were the keynotes of a concert present- ed by the Bryn Mawr chamber mu- sic ensemble, directed by Miss Hel- en Rice. The ensemble opened the pro- gram with Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. The characteristic lightness of Mozart was under- stood and brought out by this group. After this, Louise Allen and Ann Updegraff sang a duet from Iakme by Delibes. This was marked by the perfect blending of the two voices, and lightness and clarity of tone. Miss Rice and Harriet Case then played the An- dante from the Schubert Sonata Opus 131 number one, after which Margot Dethier sang three songs: the aria Non si phi from The Mar- riage of Figaro, Schumann's Ich grolle nicht, and as an encore Young Love Lies Sleeping by Som- ervelle. Margot's singing was ex- cellent and met with hearty re- sponse from the audience. All three selections were sung with mature understanding and were well interpreted. She accomplished the transition from the jovial Mo- zart aria to the emotional Schu- Continued on rage Four Calendar Friday, May 8 Haverford and Bryn Mawr Glee Clubs, Patience. Good- hart, 8.30. Saturday, May 9 Rhoads Tea Dance, 4.30. Haverford and Bryn Mawr Glee Clubs, Patience. Good- hart, 8.30. College Dance, Gymnasium. Sunday, May 10 Miss M. Bondfield in Dean- ery, 4.30. Chapel. The Reverend Da- vid Cleland. Music Room, 7.30. Monday, May 11 Spanish Club Movie. Mu- sic Room, 7.30. Tuesday, May 12 Current Events. Common Room, 7.30. Graduate Students' Awards Announced At Friday's Assembly Awards made to several Bryn Mawr graduate students for next year, both at Bryn Mawr and out- side institutions, were announced at the May Day Assembly by Miss Park. She also listed the Bryn Mawr Alumnae who have received other awards. Miss Park noted that these lists are not full. BRYN MAWR FELLOWSHIPS A.\l> SCHOLARSHIPS Awarded to Students Now on Campus Elizabeth Salt�Fellow In Greek. Hetty Nye Hedberg � Scholar In Latin; also Frances .Mary Maxell I�".-]- low (awarded by Mount Holyoke Col- lege). Lillian Rolnick�Fellow In French. Katharine Aston�Fellow in German. Elizabeth Mignon�Fellow in Eng- lish, Continued on Page Five N.Y. Organization Seeks Volunteers for Farms Florence Nightingale in Paris on the Rhine Gives Orders in the Criminal War of 1854 By Barbara Kauifman, '43 It's extraordinary how X-rays affect and are affected by the psy- chology of scientists. For full de- tails consult the last German Oral. In the meantime it may interest you to know that they are the "rays which the scientist according to his mysterious nature calls X- Rays"; that these rays he signifies with name of X-Rays against his better nature; that "the rays can be smuggled through the clear sol- id paper cover of a photographic ' plate ... a paper the thickness of light." -Th* whole thing was the fault of Rontgen. The poor man was "seized with the exploration of a green fluorescent light," and "in this investigation he discovered �that f rom the place where the tube was, which was green-glowing (the place) emanated a new kind of mysterious rays." Such, indeed, is "the secretive nature of X-rays." Put theoretical science to practi- cal application and you get "the one month old child who plays with his chairs and tables." Also Miss Nightingale whose whole youth was devoted to giving up later life. But it was*"in "the Criminal War in the year 1854" whose "reports caused concussions among the peo- ple" that the great geographic up- heavals took place. The whole city of Paris seems to have moved and there, on its new site, "Miss Night- ingale, who had learned practical nursing in Paris on the Rhine, . . represented the English govern- ment immediately as the sick were awaiting orders." Farm for Freedom, a new or- ganization in New York State to supply the labor needed for plant- j ing and picking beans, berries, and apples, is calling for college and | private school students over seven- j teen for the season from June 5th to October 30th. In devoting their summer vacation to patriotic work, the students would live together in country hotels and would be paid according to the current wage scale of. Columbia County. A Committee, formed at the re- quest of farmers in Clemont, Ger- mantown and Livingston, N. Y., is seeking to fill the labor shortage occasioned by the thousands of men now in the armed services and to build up a huge reserve of fruit and vegetables. Boys and girls over seventeen would be obligated to work for the whole season and would be responsible for paying their own roof and board, laundry and railroad expenses. Volunteers may live in hotels, in private board- ing houses, or in cottages near the hotel at an approximate cost of $8 to $10 a week. Swimming, base- ball, picnics, movies, dances, and other activities are added recrea- tional attractions. Any who wish to work for patriotic reasons, and yet to make a moderate wage, will be serving their country in a most effective way. Application blanks Continued on Page Three Grants for Present Seniors Are Awarded \ For Advanced Study At the May Day Assembly last I Friday, Miss Park announced, in addition to the undergraduate schol- arships, a list of the members of the Senior Class who have been awarded scholarships for graduate work. There are nine of these scholarships, two for Bryn Mawr, five for Radcliffe, one for Yalet and one for the National Insti- tute of Public Affairs. One student was granted a schol- arship at Woman's Medical Col- lege, and one at the Hahneman Hospital Medical School. Miss Park also announced the names of several former Bryn Mawr stu- dents already at medical school whose scholarships are to be con- tinued. These lists are not yet complete. At Bryn Mawr Judith liregman�Chemistry Scholar- ship under Plan for Co-ordination of Teaching of Sciences. Helen Wade�History of Art. At Radcliffe Evelyn Hodes�Chemistry. Mary Gumbart�Economics. Vlvl French�Psychology. Christine Williams�Mathematics. Ellen Stone�Philosophy. At Yale Continued on Page Six Bondfield Will Talk About Social Service Bills In order to avoid having to collect WHs during the sum- mer the Coflege Tnn and the Bookshop are planning to put their bills on the May Pay Day. Margaret Bondfield, former La- bor Minister in England, will speak at the Deanery on Sunday May 10 at five o'clock on Social, Service in the War in England. The only woman ever to hold the office of Minister in England, Miss Bondfield is also Secretary of the Clerical Workers Union. She has been extremely prominent in the Labor Party, and has been partic- ularly interested in the part worn-! en can play in Trade Unionism, j Since the War, the question of Women in Defense has been her chief occupation. When Miss Bondfield came to the United States this winter she immediately set about reaching La- bor Organizations here. She has travelled extensively throughout the country speaking and advising on Labor's position in the war. Tea will be served at 4.30. Marion Anderson Shows Versatility, Fine Voice Range Excels Uniformly in Each Type of Song; Displays Technical Skill By Posy Kent, '45 Goodhart Hall, May b.�Marian Anderson, famous contralto, thrill- ed a capacity audience with her glorious range of voice and deep emotional understanding. It is practically impossible to designate any one part of the pro- gram as superior to the rest, since almost every composition seemed to bring out a new quality of tone or a different style of interpreta- tion. While most singers excel in one type of performance and are found wanting in others, Miss An- derson maintains her high standard in every direction. It seemed as if the talents of several artists were combined in one. The program began with Han- del's Begriissung, followed by So Wie die Tauber also by Handel in which Miss Anderson showed her extraordinary control of legato passages and wide leaps. The fa- miliar Agnus Dei from Bizet's mu- sic to L'Arlesienne was handled with consummate ease. In the Schubert group, the low, sustained notes of Der Tod ioid das M&dohm were particularly thrilling. This contrasted well with the rippling quality of Auf dnn Wasser zu singen and the charm- ing lightness of Die Forelle. The Ave Maria was done with great simplicity and depth of feeling. The Massenet aria, Pleurez Met Yeux was extremely moving, but the audience was not allowed to re- main sad for long because Miss Anderson followed it up with a de- lightful rendition of Co m ing Through the Rye, as an encore. In the second half of the pro- gram the Dvorak Songs My Mother Taught Me and O Mistress Mine, Roger Quitter's setting of the song from Twelfth Night, seemed inade-^ quate musically, but Blow, Blow, Thou Whul Wind, also by Quilter, was very powerful. Miss Ander- Contlnued on Page Five Geologists Prove Unreceptive to Health; Ham Sandwiches Predominate in All Meals By Elizabeth Watkins, '44 "Every step is a measure to- wards health!" Mr. Dryden shout- ed as he led the<straggling line of field-trippers over rocky inclines to see a perfect syncline. On Fri- day, we considered it a measure to- wards suicide�that is, the few of us who had strength to consider anything at all. There is nothing like staying up nights writing a paper and then dancing around the campus from five o'clock on as a way of preparation for a tramp over the Pennsylvania countryside. Friday noon we ate stewed to- matoes, steaming cokes, and ham and cheese sandwiches under the dripping paint brushes of men who were renovating the restaurant. Saturday we were gliding along a syncline when we found we had to eat our lunch of ham sandwiches (I quote from the guide sheet writ- ten by Mr. Drydenfc"in just thi structural position." Sunday noon we grasped ham sandwiches with coal blackened fingers. O what a thrill to have delicious, cold ham for Sunday supper! Tamaqua on Saturday night was the bright light of the whole trip. The town's main diversion was standing on the street corner and___ remarking�well you know about what. The trippers had a choice of the latest "horse-opry," Dumbo, or a revival meeting. The travel- ling soap salesman provided the most excitement and his field of activity was by no means limited. He not only sent around radios, but two lovely Juniors were star- tled from their sleep at four in the morning by his attempts to open their barricaded door. "Aw shucks!", they heard him mutter as footsteps retreated down the hall. ^ The intensity of our scientific at* titude was demonstrated on Sun- day morning which was spent in a coal mine. There we were shown a coal bed formed contrary to geo- logic principles. One of the min- ftsWrs was explaining the discovery cof it to a group'of students�"We were quite surprised," K/g said, "be- f, cause it wasn't according to Hoyle." "Who's he, the geologist around here?" one damsel asked. Fossil collecting was the most Continued on Page Three
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