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Sierra Boggess makes her cabaret debut at 54 Below with the new show Awakening. Learn about what inspires the Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner onstage and off.
August 16, 2013On opening night of the new Broadway musical comedy First Date, stars Zachary Levi, Krysta Rodriguez and the rest of the cast dished about their funny, flirty ensemble and what makes this show a perfect theater date night.
August 9, 2013Paulo Szot makes his 54 Below debut with a brand new show celebrating the Golden Age of Broadway and the music of his native Brazil. Check out the Tony winner in rehearsal.
August 5, 2013Alice Ripley makes her 54 Below debut in Ripley Reflects, in which the Tony Award winner looks back on her illustrious musical theater career in NYC. Check out Ripley in rehearsal and hear more about the one-night-only event.
August 2, 2013Devoted fans braved the rain at Broadway in Bryant Park on August 1! See performances from Kinky Boots and Spider-Man and preview songs from the forthcoming musical Big Fish, starring Norbert Leo Butz and Kate Baldwin.
August 2, 2013The Tony-winning musical Avenue Q, currently playing at New World Stages, celebrated its 10th anniversary in New York City. Broadway.com was there for the milestone performance, and to catch up the musical's cast, creators and alums!
August 2, 2013Before she conquers Broadway, Mary Bridget Davies gave a sneak preview of her adrenaline-pumping performance as the late, great singer in A Night with Janis Joplin. Take a peek and have a listen to her ferocious turn as the iconic rocker!
July 29, 2013Get the rock star treatment on opening night of Let It Be, a new Beatles tribute extravaganza featuring more than 40 classic songs by the Fab Four.
July 25, 2013Renée Elise Goldsberry and Fred Weller star in Encores! presentation of the groundbreaking '70s feminist folk musical I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking It on the Road, about a divorced pop star looking to make a big change.
July 24, 2013Show tunes are known for being catchy, but how well do fans really know the words? We quizzed theatergoers in Times Square to see if they could fill in the blanks to Broadway's (alleged!) best-known hits from Newsies, Mamma Mia! and more!
July 22, 2013Get a sneak peek of Renee Elise Goldsberry and Fred Weller in Encores! Off-Center series' I'm Getting My Act Together and Taking It on the Road, which is about a '70s pop star at a crossroads.
July 18, 2013In Violet, Sutton Foster and Joshua Henry star as a physically scarred white woman and a young black solider whose unlikely friendship shakes up a town nestled in deep south in 1964. Check out Broadway.com's clips from the Encores! staging.
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Richard Leher '66 on Copyright Law and the Entertainment Industry
Philosophy major Richard Leher '66, one of the country's leading entertainment attorneys, will address the complexities of copyright law in the Internet age as the Philosophy Department's 125th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni Speaker.
A graduate of Boalt Hall School of Law at UC Berkeley and now a partner at Greenberg Traurig LLP, Leher was previously an executive at Hollywood Records and Dreamworks Records. He has extensive experience representing recording artists (including the Rolling Stones), music producers, publishers, songwriters, personal managers, record and publishing companies, as well as technology companies and executives. He will talk about how copyright applies to intellectual property in the entertainment industry, and review how recent court decisions, including the Napster, Grockster, and Viacom v. Google -- have helped shape the current state of the law.
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Come down for food trucks, music, and a beer garden (for those over 21)!
The event opens at 5:00 pm with the food trucks starting to serve food at 5:30.
The event itself is free, but to eat from the food trucks you will be charged $5 for two meal tickets (cash or student account). Each meal ticket will be good for a meal from one of four food trucks (Kogi, Green Truck, Crepe'n Around, Coolhaus).
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Special thanks to KOXY for providing music and the Sustainability Fund for co-sponsoring the Green Truck.
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Springfest Concert: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis
The Occidental College Programming Board proudly presents…
Springfest with MACKLEMORE and Ryan Lewis.
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- Re-entry is not allowed.
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Brandon Ortega '11 on Medical School
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Season series: First and only meeting this season. Carolina swept a pair of low-scoring, one-goal games last season. The Hurricanes won 1-0 in St. Louis on Oct. 30, 2008, with Tuomo Ruutu scoring the goal and Cam Ward making 19 saves for his seventh career shutout. They also edged the Blues 2-1 at the RBC Center on Jan. 2, 2009, thanks to power-play goals by Eric Staal and Anton Babchuk. Ward had another shutout going in the third until David Backes scored.
Big Story: It's been a long time between wins for Carolina, which returns from a four-game road trip that brought with it nothing better than single points for a shootout loss on Long Island and an overtime defeat in Minnesota -- the Hurricanes went 0-2-2 and are now 0-4-2 away from home this season. They've lost six in a row overall since a 7-2 drubbing of Southeast Division rival Florida on Oct. 9.
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Blues -- Expectations were high entering the season and only increased after a sweep of Detroit in Stockholm, but St. Louis has muddled through the time since then. The Blues were .500 on a recent two-game homestand, slipping past Minnesota but getting defeated 4-1 by Dallas. The lone bright spot in that game was defenseman Alex Pietrangelo, the No. 4 pick in the 2008 Entry Draft, scoring his first NHL goal.
"It's always good to get your first goal, but it's kind of overshadowed by the loss," Pietrangelo said. "We played hard tonight, we really did. A few mistakes and they took advantage of it. It's a good feeling, but at the same time, it's tough to go through that with a loss."
Hurricanes -- Maybe the home fans can lift Carolina out of its recent doldrums, which have seen the Hurricanes slip to fourth in the Southeast, seven points behind Washington after 10 games. There's a long way to go in the season, but the team has some issues it needs to get straightened out. Winning on the road will have to wait until Saturday's trip to Philadelphia, but the 'Canes can focus on staying out of the box -- they took 10 penalties and gave the Wild seven power plays on Saturday.
"When you have to kill a lot of penalties, it taxes a lot of your players, physically," Ray Whitney told the Charlotte Observer. "The last 10 minutes we may have looked on the tired side."
Who's Hot -- Whitney, who recently played in his 1,000th NHL game, has three goals and six points in his last five games, as he leads the Hurricanes in scoring. For the Blues, goalie Chris Mason is coming off his best start of the season, stopping 20 of 21 shots in beating Minnesota.
Injury Report -- St. Louis forwards DJ King (broken hand) and Alexander Steen (broken wrist) are out long term. Defenseman Barret Jackman hasn't played since Oct. 8 due to an ankle injury. Defenseman Eric Brewer is working his way back from a knee injury.
Carolina forward Erik Cole, out the past several weeks with a broken leg, has been placed on injured reserve. Defenseman Tim Gleason has missed the past two games with an upper-body injury. Ruutu will also miss his second of three games due to a suspension following his hit on Colorado forward Darcy Tucker.
Stat Pack -- Hurricanes captain Rod Brind'Amour began his career with the Blues during the 1989 Stanley Cup Playoffs and played two full seasons in St. Louis, scoring 43 goals and 110 points with a plus-25 rating in 157 games.
Puck Drop -- This game marks the first in a back-to-back situation for St. Louis, which returns home to Scottrade Center for a game Thursday against Phoenix. An early goal or two for Carolina would go a long way toward ending their recent miseries.
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There is a strong inclination in U.S. social thought to regard the past as a golden age, and to view systemic corruption as a more recent phenomenon. But tendencies toward corruption have been present since this nation's inception. Over the centuries those tendencies have waxed and waned, but they have never been absent, and at this moment they are regrouping and amassing with particular vehemence. Lichtman addresses the historical forces at play, the current conjuncture, and possibilities for meaningful resistance.
Richard Lichtman is a philosopher, a social critic, and professor emeritus of psychology at the Wright Institute in Berkeley. He has taught philosophy at U.C. Berkeley, humanities at S.F. State University, and politics at St. Mary's College. His books include The Production of Desire, Dying in America and Essays in Critical Social Theory . Lichtman's work focuses on locating the political and personal within the larger social and cultural frameworks of human activity.
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Motorcyclists look at One World Trade Center upon arriving at ground zero in New York on Aug. 21, 2011.
Iron workers lifted the final piece of the spire to the top of the One World Trade Center in New York May 10, 2013. The piece raised the building to its full height of 1,776 feet and helped fill a void in the skyline left by the Sept. 11 attacks.
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(Editor's note: We were recently supplied with the wrong photo of Curves/Making Strides. This one is from the 2012 event.) Curves of Rochester participated in the Making Strides against Breast Cancer for the third year and raised $1,470. Among those participating in the walk were Curves Member Dottie Mucher, Teen Miss US of American Shandi Clement, Therese Sanfacon, Owner of Curves For Women Wanda Sprague, Pat Mehan, Elaine DeWolfe, Manager of Curves for Women Colette Pomerleau, Joyce Dumont and Jaylynn Grenier, along with (not pictured) John Mehan and George Mucher.
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This book reflects the effort of the Transatlantic Council on Migration to map how profound demographic change is likely to affect the size and character of global migration flows; and how governments can shape immigration policy in a world increasingly attuned to the hunt for talent.
As with an increasing number of other complex issues, policymakers engaged in immigration reforms must be acutely attuned and responsive to public opinion and media representation of immigration.
"Good integration" happens every day in different areas around the country, either as a unified response to a tragic event, in the private sphere, or in the successful performance of some ethnic minorities in education and employment.Yet, in some respects, communities are moving apart, pulled or sometimes pushed, by their own choices.
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Nestled in the mighty oak trees just west of Okmulgee are two beautiful state parks, Okmulgee and Dripping ... read more...
HC 63 Box 1450
Fort Towson, OK 74735
Raymond Gary State Park is located in southeast Oklahoma on the shores of Lake Raymond Gary. The lake offers fishing, ... read more...
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14801 S Hwy 137
Fairland, OK 74343
The Twin Bridges Area at Grand Lake State Park is known for its quiet country atmosphere and excellent fishing for ... read more...
22487 E 1566 Rd
Mountain Park, OK 73559
At Great Plains State Park, Oklahoma's diverse terrain is showcased while giving visitors a well-rounded vacation ... read more...
209th W Ave
Prue, OK 74060
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800-892-8690, 580-623-7281
3236 S Highway 8A
Watonga, OK 73772
Roman Nose State Park features 11 cabins and Roman Nose Lodge features 22 guest rooms. The 22-room lodge, ... read more...
Sequoyah State Park Golf Course
866-602-4653, 918-772-2297
19277 Park 10
Hulbert, OK 74441
This Floyd Farley designed 18-hole, par 70, 5,860 yard golf course offers Ultradwarf Bermuda grass greens, tees and ... read more...
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866-602-4653, 918-339-2769
3657 Main Park Rd
Canadian, OK 74425
NOTICE: Arrowhead Golf Course will be temporarily closed beginning August 11. A new irrigation system is being ... read more...
16830 Dripping Springs Rd
Okmulgee, OK 74447
Nestled in the mighty oak trees just west of Okmulgee are two beautiful state parks, Okmulgee and Dripping ... read more...
6237 E 100th St N
Wagoner, OK 74467
Sequoyah Bay State Park is a paradise for water sports and camping. It is located on the shores of Fort Gibson ... read more...
Roman Nose State Park Golf Course
866-602-4653, 580-623-7989
Highway 8A
Watonga, OK 73772
The Roman Nose State Park Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 70 course that offers sloping bent grass greens, Bermuda grass ... read more...
Hwy 271
Clayton, OK 74536
Clayton Lake State Park, located in southeastern Oklahoma's Kiamichi Mountains, features 500 acres of lodging, fishing, ... read more...
101 Main St
Waynoka, OK 73860
A prime example of Oklahoma's diverse terrain, Little Sahara State Park boasts over 1,600 acres of sand dunes, ... read more...
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Salina, OK 74361
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Cedar Creek Golf Course at Beavers Bend
866-602-4653, 580-494-6456
Hwy 259 N
Broken Bow, OK 74728
Known for its pine-rimmed fairways, Cedar Creek Golf Course in Beavers Bend State Park is one of the most beautiful ... read more...
2131 Osage Hills Park Rd
Pawhuska, OK 74056
Located just west of Bartlesville in the heart of the Osage Nation in northeast Oklahoma, Osage Hills State ... read more...
Fort Cobb State Park Golf Course
866-602-4653, 405-643-2398
27046 Marina Bay Ln
Fort Cobb, OK 73005
This 18-hole, par 70 course offers bent grass greens, Bermuda grass tees and fairways, a wide open front nine, ... read more...
116 Red Rock Canyon Rd
Hinton, OK 73047
Red Rock Canyon State Park, located in west central Oklahoma near Hinton, is an outdoor adventurer's dream. With ... read more...
10252 Hwy 44
Foss, OK 73647
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Fort Cobb, OK 73038
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Hwy 70 E
Hugo, OK 74743
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Norman, OK 73026
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28610 Park 20
Park Hill, OK 74451
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Hwy 69 & Hwy 150
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800-654-8240, 918-465-2562
Located in Robbers Cave State Park
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555 S Main
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N 4475 Rd
Langley, OK 74350
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901 State Park Rd
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800-368-1486, 918-772-2545
19808 Park 10
Hulbert, OK 74441
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25567 US Hwy 270
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Hwy 259 N, Steven's Gap Rd
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5 This is heavy Doc!norwegian2 | 04/11/2010 | See all norwegian2's reviews (4)I owned the triology on DVD, but sold it to a friend when I learned it's was coming to blu-ray. I thought "if it's one film I need to own on blu-ray it's this!" Handing over the DVD-collection to my friend was really hard... But I had the bly-ray to look forward to. And it did not let me down!A treasured item in my blu-ray collection! I also like the fact that they have made all this new extra material for this release. Images of Michael J. Fox not beeing abel to sit still due to his medical situation really puts tears in my eyes and an ake in my heart! Truly a remarkable and amazing man!Also like all the stories about making the film, the title of the film, the plot, the cast... Also BIG fan of Steven Spielberg and his storytelling and films, and so it's great to se him in there also, saying that he always believed in the story made by "Bob and Bob".If you like the films, you really don't need to think about it anymore. By it! Just by it... You'll love every minute of it!
5 Im Going back again & again !!!yoda38 | 13/01/2011 | See all yoda38's reviews (6)As soon as these were on play I pre-ordered them & couldnt wait for discs to arrive & as previous reviewers have said I wasnt disappointed. I brought the colletions tin with some really nice bits came with it a copy of the sports almanac e.t.c, The dics themselves a great the new documetaries are really good & hats off to Michael J fox what a legend, I enjoyed the little clip of Eric Stolze as Marty shame it had no sound but I guess you cant have it all, I can higly recommend this set, seeing them again in hi def made me enjoy them even more & wanted to say that I thought part 3 looked especially good so if your like me a child of the 80s you will enjoy going back again....
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5 OMGTigger125 | 29/10/2010 | See all Tigger125's reviews (190)this has to be te best transfer to blu ray the picture and sound is outstanding and the movies look sharper than ever a must buy come on universal let jaws and jurassic park get the blu ray treatment
5 GREAT SCOTT!!CptCronic | 27/10/2010 | See all CptCronic's reviews (28)Anyone have a warm fuzzy feeling when you watch these films? I do. This trilogy is surely the film equivalent of chicken soup. As I saw in another review there's no point reviewing the films. So what does this new fangled Bluray treatment do for us? The image quality is up there with the best of them, you certainly can see the love for these films, you can also here it, sporting a new DTS Master soundtrack that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end & made me feel 6yrs old again. You cannot put a price on that!? Well, you can, it's currently below 30 of your hard earned pounds. Do yourself a favour.


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1 very lame!upsetgrridplayer | 03/06/2013 | See all upsetgrridplayer's reviews (1)after a very long wait and a lot of hype.....we have grid 2another massive let down, why do developers feel the need to change things that worked well.... this is far removed from the amazing grid1 and i'm pretty disappointed in codemasters.....what happened to the people who created toca etc.???all we needed was some new tracks and cars
1 LousyRustiebin | 07/06/2013 | See all Rustiebin's reviews (17)Pure arcade racer with nothing in common with the original game.Pukka circuits are out, replaced with hopeless made up street circuits (standard console arcade racer stuff), no cockpit view (third person or bonnet cam only) and the handling consists of just drifting. Has to be one of the biggest let downs of the year so far. Shame on you Codemasters for turning out something so rubbish.
1 Oh dear....plasmabob | 04/06/2013 | See all plasmabob's reviews (18)what a let down. And to rub salt in the wound there is no cockpit view. Arcade racing at best, save your money.


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��� # The Copyright, 1922, by Tin College Niwi Volume VIII. No. 17. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1922 Price 10 Cents M. CHAMPENOIS DESCRIBES . EDUCATION IN FRANCE Universities Concerned Primarily With Intellectual Development FB�S REMARKABLY SMALL Ideals of IitLLkcr education in France i> were discussed by Monfieur Julien Cham- penois at a lecture Friday night under the auspices of the French Club. That education should deal strictly with academic matters; that universities develop according to , their geographical position; that they be open to everyone, and em- phasize, not the quantity of a student's knowledge, but his power of selection and discrimination, are, according to Mon- sieur Champenois, the ideals of French universities. "The whole regime of French letters," said Monsieur Champenois, "was altered in 1020, and their principles reasserted. The universities are particularly interested in training the minds of their students. The training of character they leave to a greater force, that of public opinion." There is in France, he explained, only one university supported by . the state. This University of France is subdivided into seventy smaller universities, each indepen- dent of the other. These seek to develop along thejr own lines and to become the center of the province where they are situated. "The social class providing the best in- tellectual workers are the Petits-gens, ac- cording to French belief. To enable any of these to go to college, higher education is free. Fees practically do not exist and there are regular courses open to the public" The assertion that man's superiority lies on his reasoning power is the fundamental principle of French education. The pur- pose of universities is not to impart knowl- � edge, but to show how it should be handled. LECTURES ON CHINA TO SCHOLARSHIP FUND AID The Alumnae Committee of the Chinese Scholarship Fund have arranged a series of lectures on Chinese civilization and cul- ture, to be given in the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel on Thursday afternoons at four o'clock. Tickets may be obtained from Miss Mary Peirce, Haverford. They are $5 for the course and half price for Chinese students. "China's Place in the Far East" will be the first lecture given on March 16, by his Excellency, the Chinese Minister, Mr. Alfred Sze, and on the 23rd,.Amy Lowell will speak- on Chinese Poetry. March 31 the lecture will be, "Chinese Philosophic and Religious Thought," by Prof. John Dewey, of Columbia University, and on April 6 it will be "Chinese Art," by Mr. Langdon Wam*r, director of the Pennsyl- vania Museum. SENIORS TURN TABLES ON 1924 PITTSBURGH DEFEATS VARSITY IN LAST GYM MEET IN BASKET-BALL SATURDAY R. Neel '22 Wins Silver Cup Rough Playing in Second Half Placing-first in every event, and with a total score of 35 points, the Senior team carried off final honors in the gymnasium meet.last Friday. 1924 came second with 26 points, and 1923 third with 18. A sifvCr cup, held for one year by individual cham- pions, ,was presented to R. Neel, '22 "Last year's high standard was not only kept up, but possibly surpassed this, year," said Mr. Bishop, addressing the College after the meet. Mr. Bishop particularly praised 1922's Indian club drill. "I have never seen any team," he declared, "do a hard- drill equally well. The exercises on the parallel bars were also hard and well executed, although, personally, I prefer more swinging." Individual championship was won by R. Neel, *22, with 69.8 points, A. Nicoll, '22, coming a close second with 69.1. Third and fourth places' were made by K. Strauss, '23, and M. Buchanan, '24, with 67.4 and 6S.7 points. (Continued on Page 3) rhc FACULTY TO GIVE PLAY8 TO AID RUSSIAN RELIEF (.Specially contributed by Miss A. T. Middlemore) Preparations are in progress for next Saturday's effort in aid of the Russian Famine Relief. There is incessant rehearsing of the dra- matic episode, which is the first item on the afternoon's programme. It consists of two interesting sketches, one the presentation of English, and the other of American home life. Both are culinary. The cast has not been officially announced, but it is said that a distinguished figure on the campus is pfaying a leading part. The enrertainmen* is to be in the gym- nasium. It will begin at 3.45 o'clock with acting, which will fill the time until tea can be prepared and dancing begin at about 5 o'clock. The tea and the music are both receiving special attention. ' All this, not counting tea, for only 75 cents. __^^_ Visitors who are not members of the College are invited; but men, other than the faculty, are not admitted. 8ENIOR PLAY CAST CHOSEN; O. HOWARD TAKE8 TITLE ROLE "The Lady from the Sea," by Henrik Ibsen, which has been chosen by 1922 for its Senior Play, has a small cast of only eight characters. It is as follows: Ellida ........................O. Howard Wangel ..........f..............E.' Hobdy Arnholm.........................K. Peek Ballestead ...................E. Anderson Lyngstrand .......................E. Hall Boletta ............v............S' Hand Holda..... .........,..V.....J. Burges The Stranger....................K Bliss STUDENTS TO TEACH ATHLETICS IN SUMMER 8CHOOL The Joint Administrative Committee has decided to have four Bryn Mawr students as recreation* assistants in the Summer School this year. Each will be here for a month to help in any recreation, such as baseball, basket- ball, swimming and playground games, and will receive a salary of $25. To fully un- derstand the spirit of the Summer School, and come in closer touch with the summer students themselves, the assistants will probably attend one or two courses. The Summer School Committee is anx- ious that all undergraduates interested in doing the work will apply at once to H. Jennings, Pembroke-East. Names handed in are: P. Smith, '22; D. Dessau, "22; H. Price, "23; I. Gates, '23; E. Hale, '24; M. Minott, '24; M. L White, '24, and R. Murray, '24. The Freshmen Competition for the,_ Business Board of the News has started this week. Names should be given to C. Baird, Radnor. \\ inning by a final score of 22-18, Pitts- burgh College defeated Vatsity in a fast and scrappy basket ball game last Satur- day afternoon. ..' V'axslty, owing to the interplay b.ctwecn the centers, F. Martin and M. Palache, and iheir forwards at once sprang ahead, keep- ing the advantage until the end of the second half. The passing on l>oth sides, except for two series of criss*-cross passes, resulting in spectacular goals for the op- posing team,- was wild throughout. Out-' i-bissing the- -visiting team by. accurate shooting, Varsity forwards, throwing from shoulder height, netted several clean bas- kets, and brought the score to 18-12 at end of the first half. Unusually rough, playing.during the lat- ter part of the game completely broke down Bryn Mawr's offensive. The for- wards again and again got hold of the haft only to lose it to the unexpected at- tacks of Pittsburgh. A game, at first , (Continued on pace 3) RELIEF IN INDUSTRY SUBJECT REV. JOHN MCDOWELL'S SERMON This is essentially an industrial age, ac- cording to Cite Rev. John McDowell,, for- mer minister of the Brown Memorial Church, who spoke in chapel on Sunday night. "Industry dominates government, educa- tion and religion, and as industry goes so the age will go. Ideals in industry, as in everything else, are the dominant factor. There are three ideals at work in the world at present, the materialistic one, which is 'the philosophy of dirt,; the com- mercial, which treats everything in terms of money, and the spiritual pne. The issue is whether industry shall be built on the spiritual, the Christian ideal, and it seems that no one can think .otherwise." "Some things must be done at once," Dr. McDowell said. "We must establish the right of Jesus Christ to a place in industry and teach industry His mind. It must real- ize Christ's conception of the products of industry, their production, and their distri- bution, and it must adopt the custom of settling disputes on the basis of brother- hood and legislation. Most important of all, the Christian .test of 'what is its effect on the man' must be applied to industry." Dr. McDowell said that the four gravest industrial problems were�greater produc- tion, greater equality of distribution, greater participation in the management and more satisfactory work. "We can ac- complish none of these without good will and we can get good will only through the spirit of, Christ." STUDENT FORUM IS NOW DEFINITELY LAUNCHED Liberal League and Disarmament Committee Unite ia New Form. BI-MONTHLY PAPER PUNNED, VARSITY HOCKEY CAPTAIN TO BE HELEN RICE NEXT YEAR Helen Rice, '23, has been elected .Varsity hockey captain for next year. Miss Rice has played on Varsity for two years. . Miss4, Rice was president of her class Sopohomore year, and has been secretary of the Athletic Association and first Junior member of the Board. Freshman year she held the College championship in tennis. Five Freshmen remain in the Edi- torial Competition for the third week of try-outs. They are: M. Constant, H. Hough, E. Smith, K. Starr, E. sStewardson. The National Student Forum, a new or- ganization of American 'students, for the purpose of open-minded inquiry into prob- lems of the day, has at last been called into existence. A constitution was drawn up last Sunday by the Executive Commit- tees of the Intercollegiate Liberal League and the National Student Forum Commit- tee for "the � Limitation of Armaments, meeting jointly in New York. jT Burges, '22, and E. Vincent, '23, attended this meeting. In explanation of the National Student Forum's purpose and ideal the preamble to the constitution reads in part, "the students of America devote themselves through this organization, hot to the protecting of par- ticular institutions, nor to the furthering of particular reforms, but rather to the fostering of a scientific spirit in social re- lations�a spirit which shall always be seek- ing the future in a critical survey of social phenomena and f^ograms, whether old and tried or new and untried." . . . "the one practical issue ftpon which the mem- bers of the organization are united is the maintaining of a complete intellectual free- dom in the cdlleges and universities of America." The National Student Forum has a double origin. It grows out of the Lilteral League, which was formed at an intercol- legiate conference at Cambridge, Mass., last spring, for the purpose of creating an in- telligent interest in the problems of the day among college me^i and women; through complete freedom of assembly and discussion in the colleges; and the National Student Committee for the Limitation of Armaments, formed last autumn, to draw student attention to the Washington Con- ference. The Liberal League has a mem- bership of ab. mi 700; the National Student Committee has representatives in 230 col- leges and universities. ______;_____ To Print Intercollegiate Bulletin Plans for the coming year, drawn up at the meeting on Sunday, will be carried out as soon as the constitution has been approved by the membership. These in- clude the publication of an intercollegiate bulletin, which will, according to John Rothschild, executive secretary, afford an organ for the exchange of student opinion on academic, political and social matters, as well as of intercollegiate news. This paper will appear^wice a month, and be distributed without extra, charge to mem- bers of the Forum. A student conference in May is a further item on the Forum's calendar. A speak- ers' bureau and a press service for obtain- ing authoritative articles for the college press will be another means of service at the disposal of the Forufn. In addition the central office will serve as an informa- tion bureau on collegiate affairs, as a head- quarters of the student movement in Amer- ica, and as a point of contact with the student movements of other countries. Budget of $17,000 Adopted In order to finance the bulletin, and to conduct its office, a budget of $17,000 was voted as necessary for the coming year. This money will be raised partly through membership subscriptions, but largely by private gifts. John Rothschild, as execu- tive secretary of the Forum, will visit about fifty colleges* east of Chicago before commencement, with the purpose of arous- (Continaed on Paje 2) ^ �
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at1with0 wrote:If the descriptions of hell are to be taken as metaphor, what does that say for the doctrine of heaven?
The descriptions are symbolic, no doubt. But, they don't fully describe the horrors of the reality of Hell. They are just meant to give you a slight glimpse of what it is like, enough to understand it is a place you do not want to go.
I would say the same could be said for the descriptions of Heaven. They are meant only to give you a glimpse of its glory and wonder. You wont fully understand how wonderful a place it is until you get there,(if you get there.)
None of this changes any of the teachings of the Bible. All it does is let us know we can't fully understand it all in this life, or in this world.


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Doug Wickenheiser is rolling in his grave right now. Last night was great, but Monday Night Miracle great?


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quote:I'd put law school on the back burner bub. Lots of money to be made in Construction right now. By the way, my project wrapped up earlier than expected so I'm back in BR starting Monday. I'll be looking you up once I make it to campus in the near future
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quote:If I were in your shoes, it would be LSU or bust. Tier 1 and not too expensive. You can finish ~50% in your class and still do well with your current background (and not be in a ton of debt).
quote:LSU doesn't have a PT program?
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quote:Good parents do a vastly superior job of making sure their kids don't do things harful to them. They're not perfect, but nothing is. Your argument is that not being perfect means the government should mandate it...and suck at it in the process.
quote:Which is?
quote:There are degrees, and everyone falls along some point on the continuum.
quote:Energy drinks are a fairly mild item to be banning, it's kind of easy to understand why people think it's silly.
quote:Which is? No government at all.
quote:quote: Energy drinks are a fairly mild item to be banning, it's kind of easy to understand why people think it's silly. I agree and this is the argument I would make. It's a strange ban that will probably be pointless.
quote:However, when a person says that they are against this law because they are for civil liberties, they are being hypocritical unless they are against all restrictions on civil liberties IMO.
quote:C;mon, how many people really advocate this?
quote: I think protecting people against themselves is a bit too much and the civil liberties claim is valid.
quote: OK, but are you against the government protecting kids from any substances or just silly things like energy drinks? If its a civil liberties thing then you have to be against bans on selling porn, alcohol, etc to kids as well no?
quote:we all have our boundaries. Lots of people here arguing against me don't think alcohol should be sold to kids. So you guys have your limit, too. How far do you guys want to take it?
quote:Yes, I am against banning age restrictions on those kind of things simply because not only is it a restriction on what people want to do, it's also very ineffective.
quote:I can't imagine ever advocating for the removal of age restrictions on those kinds of things, but if I'm honest about it, I doubt I'd be incredibly upset if the bans were lifted.
quote:People are obsessed with the Big Brother scare always thrown around here. More like gov. doing something smart for once.
quote:and besides all you states righters. Doen't NY state have the right to decide this no matter what your state sayd.
quote:I thought this board was all about states rights?
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Santiago. Arrival.
Our flight landed in Sao Paulo for a three-hour layover before heading on to Santiago with LAN Chile. Our rather dozy posse traipsed through the airport looking for the transit lounge, passing through a security checkpoint en route. For some reason the Brazilian airport staff had an issue with Eoin, our cameraman, taking a camera tripod through security. It wasn't a particularly large tripod but it was a very good one and, given that the only option was to surrender it or not go to Chile, he wasn't going to give it up without a fight. Team Brazil was having none of it though, so rather than let the security guys romp home with a nice free tripod, Patrick, video crew chief, tore it to pieces, said something rude in Flemish and gave it back to them as scrap metal.
In the lounge there were several TVs blaring CNN. It turns out that whilst we were asleep at 40,000ft, a war was breaking out on Earth. 'We' have gone into Libya, filling the news with pictures of yet more devastation. It was a strange feeling, like it happened when our backs were turned. Last week we were looking at footage of civilian devastation in Japanese cities, feeling dismay and sympathy, now we're looking at footage of civilian devastation in Libya and feeling responsible. It's been a turbulent few months and still feels like it is escalating.
Smasher wasn't on our flight, as he was flying Belgium-Madrid-Santiago. According to Facebook though, he had been eight hours delayed and was currently in Peru. There'll be a good story there, I bet. Oh, and it turns out that everyone in the world but me knew that last night was a 'super moon' - the closest the moon has been to the Earth since the Pleistocene era, or something.
On arrival in Santiago, we joined the first of what turned out to be several extremely long queues to get into the country. Immigration, baggage claim, another X-ray security point (curious), customs and then, finally, terra firma. A large bus awaited the crew and a small van awaited those of us bound for the Hotel Fabulous. Driving into Santiago we took in the sights from the van windows. It looks vaguely familiar, it hasn't been that long since we were here. Freeways, shanty towns, skyscrapers in the distance, all under blue skies and bright sunshine. En route we passed a poster advertising a gig on Saturday - Journey being supported by The Sweet - and to think we'll miss it!
I'd been in my room about ten minutes, feeling more than a little grimy after the marathon voyage, when I received a phone call saying the water was about to be cut off. I speed-showered, whilst filling the bath tub and basin with hot water, just in case. I managed to get clean, then couldn't fight off the desire to sleep any longer so went face down for a disco nap.
We regrouped at 8pm and met Smasher who had indeed, much to his surprise, come here via Peru. He, however, had not arrived before the water was cut off and had had a good deal of gear stolen from his checked baggage en route, so was not the happiest I'd ever seen him. We went out and ate meat in large quantities, returning around 11pm to find that at least two floors of the hotel (including mine) still had no water. Naturally I requested to be moved to a new room but the hotel was insistent that they had none available. Now, I like to think I'm not overly fussy when it comes to hotels, keeping in perspective how the vast majority of the world's population will be spending the night. Generally speaking, though, I do like to have water in a hotel room so I gently turned into The Guest From Hell. I didn't lose my cool but I did keep on at the hotel management, refusing to take no for an answer until eventually, after more than an hour of insistence and denial, they broke down and confessed that they did have another room they could give me. One am and I was finally installed in a room with water. Welcome to South America. Looks like this is going to be a fun ride.
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02 April, 2011
tipping is a competition you join to pick the winners of a footy round.... But really you should'nt have to tip, it's their job!! no one should have to pay extra to keep their belongings. btw love the brilliant light show you put togethor for Even Better!!
31 March, 2011
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Welcome back Willie! Airport security... one of my pet peeves. I hate it when because of different standards between airports you have to leave stuff behind! I'll be happy the day ALL airports have the same rules, is that so difficult to manage???
22 March, 2011
Oh yeh, *got* to have the shower
Willie, I positively really like your writing. You give us a unique perspective into life on the road and your style of writing is very entertaining. Thank you for keeping us posted.
22 March, 2011
Well done
Willie, your persistence paid off. If I only had a cent for everytime I had been told "no", when "yes" was just as easily a supplied answer, well . . . anyway.
22 March, 2011
N'oubliez pas le pourboire !
Willie , have you ever tried tipping , makes rooms suddenly become available. What goes round comes round 360! Enjoy.
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quote:That's what I thought.
quote:Yeah, but it's just your opinion that none of this stuff is just an opinion. Which makes it all pretty much a matter of opinion. Don't you see?
quote: Shooting fish in a barrel, man. G'nite.
quote:Do we not treat soldiers better today than during Nam?
quote: Quantify this statement. Observations aside, put some numbers to it proving your case. It's not what you know. It's what you can prove. All the rest is just bull shite.
quote:How about you answer the fricking question? Give me some quantifiable proof that troops today are treated better than they were in 1969. How do you know (other than what you've heard) how troops were treated then? You weren't exactly around to observe it. And it requires more than anecdotal evidence to back up such a blanket statement.
quote:Oh, and BTW, I have yet to see an official admission of any kind that the Gulf of Tonkin incident was a lie. If you have something official, perhaps you'd be kind enough to post it. TIA.
quote:War leaves those who fought with scars, but the scars Vietnam veterans bear are different from those who fought in other wars for the United States. In no other conflict were those who fought in it scorned by their fellow Americans upon their return. The latest Gallup poll shows 72% of Americans believe that the people of the United States have not treated Vietnam veterans well in the years since the war. This is slightly higher than 1990, when a similar Gallup poll found the same opinion expressed by 69% of those polled.
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quote:Not necessarily first
quote: if you are dim enough to believe that the Gulf of Tonkin incident led directly to the Vietnam War, then, wow
quote:You kind of made my points for me
quote:while attempting to oppose them.
quote:I stand by my observation of history, that we treated the military worse during/after Nam that we treat military today. (It's night and day).
quote:Wait. So you don't really know who was fired on first?... Oh.
quote:Back to the Gulf of Tonkin: I'm sure you believe this was a "false flag" operation?
quote:The war started on a false premise and a large amount of our soldiers represented our country very poorly. Of course people weren't going to receive them kindly, I'm glad.
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