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• HB 1174 increases the minimum fines for the misdemeanor offense of passing a stopped school bus loading or unloading children. The minimum fine increases from $200 to $500, and the maximum fine for such an offense increases from $1,000 to $1,250.
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The legislature paid special attention to school zones this year as new traffic laws go into effect Sunday.
The Department of Public Safety asserted House Bill 347 was one of many passed to keep a mobile Lone Star state safe.
HB 347 expands the ban of cellphone use in active school zones to include the elementary, middle, junior or high schools' parking lot, Trooper Gerald Bryant said.
It would not apply if your vehicle is stopped or if the driver is using a hands-free device or calling 911, he said.
Both Victoria West and East high schools, which are situated along highways, do not have school zones, just reduced speed limits, he said.
"But if you turn off Mockingbird (near East High School), they would have to get off the cellphone," he said.
Drivers also won't get much of a warning, as the signs that post the fines one could face will come down.
Bryant suspected that was because cellphone prohibition in school zones passed two years ago.
"We really need to be looking out for the protection of our children," he said.
Violators face a Class C misdemeanor with a fine of up to $200 plus court costs.
The legislature also approved motorists using their smartphones to show proof of insurance.
With Senate Bill 181, drivers can display their proof of insurance via a cellphone. Bryant suggested drivers take a picture of their physical insurance card. That way, troopers can verify the information, such as what vehicle or driver it covers and its expiration date.
Bryant also noted Senate Bill 510, which requires drivers to move over or slow down when approaching a Texas Department of Transportation vehicle with its lights activated.
Violating that law is punishable by a fine of up to $200, punishable by a fine of $500 if property damage occurs or considered a Class B misdemeanor if the violation results in bodily damage.
"We really urge that if you have any vehicle stopped on the side of the road that you definitely slow down or attempt to slow down or change lanes for them," Bryant said. "Even though the law does not require it, you never know what could happen."
Johnny Sciacca, the owner and director of Victoria Educational Associations, a driving school that opened in 1991, was preparing Friday to teach 50 teenagers.
The legislature's decision to increase the number of hours his students must drive with a beginner's permit from 34 to 44 was a good one, he said.
But Sciacca is still waiting to see how the state will implement a mandate that schools such as his give the official driving test.
He thinks HB 347 is the latest attempt to get as close as possible to no texting while driving, which most lawmakers failed to get passed.
"I've been doing some research, and some manufacturers have technology where the car would not let the cellphones receive and send text messages if the car is moving more than 10 mph," Sciacca said. "That would be one of the most effective ways to control it."


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I �* - < The News BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1923 Volume X. No. 12 Price 10 Cents DR. CAMPBELL LECTURES ION PERSONALITY Emphasizes rMeed of Understanding and Imagination in Dealmg with Mental Disorders RECENT MEDICAL PROGRESS "Personality and its Component Func- tions" was the subject of "the lecture by Dr." C. MacFie Campbell, of the Boston Psychopathic Hospital, in Taylor Hall last Tuesday under the auspices of the Science Club. Dr. Campbell gave cases from his own experience- in the study of human behavior. Primitive medicine tpok an interest in personality because of the belief in spirits and in possession; modern medicine pre- fers the sober study of cause and effect. Recent development has been along the lines of pathology, the correlation of symp- toms with morbid structures, bacteriology, and hence immunology, and biochemistry, with the enormous increase of knowledge about the glands of internal secretion. Ow- ing to the striking advance in these fields, there has been a tendency to regard them as .the key to all disorders, and medicine has tended to "become .an impersonal dis- cipline, not dealing with sick people at all. A group left out by this "discipline" is the group apparently structurally healthy, with no objective basis for any disorder. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 DR. FITCH SAYS ISLAM IS A - NON-ETHICAL MONOTHEISM Allah the One God Has Mohammed For His Greatest Prophet Religion and the moral code of Mo- hammed was the last of the series of lec- tures on Comparative Religions given by Dr. Albert Parker Fitch, in Taylor Hall, on Wednesday night. When Mohammed came into the Levan- tine East, Rome" was gone, the Persian Empire was trembling to its fall, and the Greek Church was externalized and sterile. In Arabia there was a great class of op- pressed people, eager for material and spiritual betterment, whose religion at that time was polytheistic, belieying in demons and fetishes. The Jews in Arabia were powerful and intolerant, such Christian communities as still existed were heretical and ascetic. Mecca, where stood the sacred building of the Kaba, was one of the most important towns. Throughout Arabia there was great restlessness, due tp the fact that the population was increasing too rapidly. Although it is difficult to obtain much knowledge concerning Mohammed, Dr. Fitch went on, we know that he was born in 570 A. D. of an inferior clan. Left an orphan early in life, he \ffas brought up by his uncle, and shared his commercial travels. At the age of twenty-five he mar- ried a rich widow of forty, by whom he had two sons and four daughters. From now until he was forty years old we have no details of his life. Gradually he came to believe that there was no God but Allah, and Mohammed was his last and greatest prophet. At first he preached fiis creed only to a few followers, then to a larger group, and so incurred the hatred of the conservatives in religion, the commercial interests, and the aristocracy who could not bear that a man of inferior birth should tell them the truth. By many Mohammed* was thought to be crazy, ai^d some said he had had a teacher from whom he derived most of his ideas. His knowledge of Old CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 DR. HARKNESS, INSTRUCTOR AT MCGILL UNIVERSITY, DIES Formerly Taught Here As Professor of Mathematics Specially contributed by Dr. C. A. Scott Professor James Harkness, of McGill University, Montreal, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Arts, died suddenly on the night 6*W)ecember 7, in the sixtieth year of his age. Inasmuch' as Dr. Harkness was one of the most valued members of the Faculty of Bryn Mawr College from 1888-1903, as Associate, Associate Professor, and Full Professor of Mathematics, it is fitting that a few words in recognition should appear in the The College News. Dr. Harkness came to Bryn Mawr from Cambridge, England, three years after the College was opened. Thus he was known personally to the first graduating class, 1889, and to all later classes up to and in- cluding 1906 in its Freshman year, and by reputation to many of later day, for he was one of those whose memory does not quickly fade. He was a man of wide culti- vation and literary interests, apart from his mathematical endowments. In mathe- matics the range and accessibility of his knowledge were simply overwhelming; he always seemed to me to be outstanding by sheer force of his erudition. His formal lectures were models of construction and arrangement; one of the alumnae remarked to me that many of them looked upon him as quite the best lecturer at Bryn Mawr. He was not a very prolific writer; he col- laborated with Professor Motley, formerly of Haverford College, now of Johns Hop- kins University, in the preparation of two l>ooks on the Theory of Functions, a part of mathematics at that time almost un- CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 BOK AWARD COMMITTEE TO DECIDE SOON Copies of Winning Plan to be Sent to Faculties and Students The Committee which is administering the American Peace Award, after a meet- ing last week, announced many of the ways in which its co-operating organiza- tions will conduct the January "Referen- dum." The Jury of Award, of which Mr. Root is chairman, has been at work since the middle of October, and is expected to reach its decision, according to the Com- mittee, by January first. Immediately after that the winning plan is to be submitted to the widest possible public for a vote. The Committee in its announcement con- cerning the "referendum" is emphatically making two points: First, that, participa- tion in the "referendum" does not commit any organization or institution to any "en- dorsement" of the winning plan. Secondly, that while the object is to secure as thor- ough-going a vote as possible all over the country, it is a considered and intelligent vote which is being sought. "We realize," the committee statement reads, "that signatures from too thought- less signers, no matter how voluminous the number, will mean little. We want every citizen to have an opportunity to read the plan and cast a considered vote upon it. Over 4000 daily and weekly newspapers have already agreed to participate in the "referendum" by carrying a ballot, with the text of the winning plan, or a digest of it. On the ballot their readers will state whether or not they approve the winning CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED BY * HALL PARTIES AND SKITS Choir Following Custom of English Waits Sings Yuletide Carols A fancy dress dance in Pembroke was the culmination of the Christmas festiv- ities held in the halls this evening. A medieval play translated from the Latin and versified by M. Woodworth 24 and C. Vanderlip '27 was presented before the Lord and Lady of the Manor and their court, who celebrated Christmas in Rocke- feller Hall. The minstrels, acrobats, jug- glers, astrologers and merry-makers re- ceived presents from the Christmas, tree and filed in to the holiday feast. Radnor celebrated at dinner where B. Jeffries '26, toastmistress, called on the classes for skits. The Sophomores pre- sented a parody on class songs while the Juniors acted a pantomime. The Lord and Lady of Denbigh were entertained at din- ner by the skits given by each class. Merion gave a tea dance, followed by Sophomore and Freshman skits. The Pembroke Christmas party and buffet sup- per were arranged by M. Waller '26. The Freshmen gave their skit to the entire College. During the parties in the halls the choir, dressed in caps and gowns, carrying lan- terns, went around the campus singing Christmas carols at the houses of the pro- fessors. GLEE CLUB GIVES CAROL CONCERT IN TAYLOR HALL Members of Philadelphia Orchestra Play Accompaniment On Friday evening, in Taylor Hall, the Glee Club, with the choir of the Good Shepherd Church, Rosemont, and five me-mbers of the Philadelphia Orchestra, gave a concert, which consisted largely of old and modern Christmas songs and carols. As a preliminary to the regular program and before they took their seats in the hall the chorus sang, "God Rest You, Merry Gentjemen" and "Adeste Fideles." The program then followed in this order: Carol�"The Coventry Carol" Solo and Chorus� "The Miracle of St. Nicholas"�French Folk Song Quartet and Chorus� "In dulci jubilo," Christmas Carol (1570) Violin Solo�"Aria on G String"�Bach (Mr. Alexander J. Thiede with String Quartet Accompaniment) String Quintet� "Gavotte and Musette"�Raff Carols� (a) "When the Crimson Sun Had Set" Grcathced (b) "Shepherd Shake Off"�Besancon Carol Part Song�"The Snow"�Elgar (With obligato for two violins) CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 SUMMER SCHOOL TEA GIVEN AT WYNDHAM Students of Past Years Tell the Value of Acquiring an Intel- lectual Background MISS SMITH, DIRECTOR, SPEAKS Two Summer School sjudents, a member of the Faculty, and Miss H. W. Smith, di- rector, spoke informally at a tea given at Wyndham by the Undergraduate Summer School Committee. " Miss Smith pointed out the debt that the school owed to Winter School students who let out their rooms and fcirniturc. She then explained the scholarship fund which is raised all over the country. The Sum- mer School students' themselves help toward this fund. There is a group in Albany which is running a cafeteria, while two girls in Syracuse held a fair to raise spending money for next year's students. Miss Smith had just returned from the New England States, where she described the interest among college undergraduates to be of assistance. The students at Wclleslcy are agitating to have .such a school started there, and are planning, if they fail to get their own school, to raise three or four scholarships for Bryn Mawr. "My two summers at Bryn Mawr were the greatest experience of my life," said Sophie Schmidt, who spoke after Miss Smith. Miss Schmidt is at present at Miss Kirk's ScTibol preparing to take up college work. "The girls that come to the Sum- mer School," she explained, "are usually those who have some definite interest in helping the need and misery around them. They may be interested in girls' clubs, in Y. W. C. A. work, in social work, or labor CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 SUMMER 8CHOOL DRIVE RAISES OVER ONE THOU8ANB DOLLARS The results of the Summer School drive at three o'clock on Tuesday were as follows: Rockefeller ................... $270.00 Pembroke East ............... 220.00 Pembroke West .............. 219.15 Radnor....................... .160.60 Denbigh ...................... 155.00 Merion ......................� 139.00 Total'.......................$1163.75. DANCE AND SKIT GIVEN FOR BENEFIT OF BATES HOUSE Skit is Reproduction of Bates House Stunt Night The dance given last Saturday night in the Gymnasium for the benefit of Bates House included a skit, reproducing a "Stunt Night" at Bates. An undergraduate- orchestra played for the dancing which followed and candy, cake and lemonade were sold. Miss Elsa Lotz, the Spring Street worker who manages Bates House, A. Boross, '25, explained that she had brought some of the children down to s"ee us, and that thcV would give some stunts which were actually performed* at Bates House. E. Sullivan, '24, as Young Lochinvar, pranced on an imaginary steed and flirted with M. Huber, '26, the "lost bride of Netherby," while the poem was read by a "teacher." The little girls then sang "Clean and If eat," with realistic accompaniments of gesticu- lation (E. Tuttle, '24; L. Horwitz, '24; M. Bonnell, '25; M. Talcott, '26). While the children sang "A Keeper Would a Hunting Go," B. Jeffries, '26, chased M. Farics, '24, a life-like doc with a brown coat and a bushy white tail, and produced a sensation at the line "the second doe he trimly kist. byluiting the action to the words. -� The big boys' surprise took the form of a class in school with a new teacher, whom they assaulted with well-worn but amusing jokes. The skit ended with an appeal from all the children to give to the Bates drive, because, . 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quote:This times a billion. He'll go for the throat on a crippled Tony Snow, but the second he thinks he'll lose a debate it's the "Woah now, I'm just a comedian".
quote:Like their hero, they are good at delivering speeches prepared for them by more talented writers. And like their hero, even when dealing with an admiring and cooperative interview partner, their biases and failures become much more evident.
quote: he has an audience that actual takes his show as a legitimate source of their news
quote:Like their hero, they are good at delivering speeches prepared for them by more talented writers.
quote:That is overstated crap spewed by his detractors.
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quote:You have a read on the thoughts of college kids? The ones that may or may not treat his program as news...
quote:Seeing "conservatives" issue squirrely disclaimers for their conservatism tells you everything you need to know about who is winning the culture.
quote:He is a comedian not a commentator...I mean he is on Comedy Central.
quote:There really are people who think he's a legitimate news source. And I'm an occasional viewer, not a detractor.
quote:You can always find people who miss the point with satire.
quote:And, btw, I actually could make the argument that his show is a legitimate source of information during the interview segments.
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And some character for Hiryu I forgot the name of. This is far from the final line art, but I'm getting happy with the design. As a chronic stoner, I like the idea there'd be mushrooms, weed and Weed growing on it.
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Vegedus wrote:When I look at the legs, they look incredibly short. They did while I was drawing them too, but the idea is, since they are extending towards the viewer, they should not be drawn longer.
Dainen wrote:eg. his left leg may be short because you see it from knee point, but his right leg should be long because it's further and you see it from the side
when something is extended towards the viewer, it is also larger ^^ means his left leg, the knee should be about the size of his head or a little smaller. Same goes for his right hand, smaller than then left.
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When Monte Irvin was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1973, the Hall's entire roster of members included 140 names.
Today, almost half that number – 68 – are living Hall of Famers, and the Hall's total membership has more than doubled to 292.
Irvin, the fourth-oldest living Hall of Famer, celebrates his 91st birthday today. He belongs to the Hall of Fame's Roaring 90s club along with Lee MacPhail (92), Bobby Doerr (91) and Bob Feller (91) – with Stan Musial set to turn 90 on Nov. 21 of this year.
No other point in history has seen 68 living members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. In fact, it wasn't until the Class of 1953 – fourteen years after the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum first opened its doors in Cooperstown – that the total number of Hall of Famers even reached 68.
Election to the Hall of Fame remains sport's most exclusive honor. Of the more than 17,000 men who have played Major League Baseball, 203 – a little more than one percent – have been enshrined in the Hall of Fame as players.
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Meningococcemia is an acute and potentially life-threatening infection of the bloodstream.
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Meningococcemia is caused by a bacteria called Neisseria meningitidis. The bacteria frequently lives in a person's upper respiratory tract without causing visible signs of illness. The bacteria can be spread from person to person through respiratory droplets -- for example, you may become infected if you are around someone with the condition when they sneeze or cough.
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Apicella MA. Neisseria meningitidis. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 211.
Stephens DS. Neisseria meningitidis infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 306.
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NEW YORK — For the first time, the "Got Milk?" campaign is coming to the Super Bowl—with some "The Rock" muscle.
CBS News recently got a behind-the-scenes look at the making of a mini-blockbuster, which looks like a scene from a major Hollywood movie: big-time action star, big-budget set, and even big scary circus animals.
But it isn't a two-hour big-screen action adventure film—it's a 30-second commercial for milk.
Greg Dinoto, chief creative officer of ad agency Deutsch, said, "We don't think of it as a 30-second TV spot. It's a small film. And in this case it's a big small film. We've got one of the biggest stars out there, we've got one of the most iconic brands in the world and we've got the Super Bowl."
The milk folks let us on the set in Long Beach, Calif., as they filmed their top-secret Super Bowl ad. This is also the first commercial Dwayne Johnson, also known as "The Rock," has ever done. Johnson is a tough guy who looks like he knows his way around a glass of milk. That's why he's selling the idea that milk protein is the best way to start the day. The audience: an estimated 110 million people watching the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Johnson told CBS News, "If you're gonna do a commercial, you may as well go big. You may as well have impact, just jump in, head first, right into the fire."
Over the past 17 years, the milk mustache has become iconic. Yet this is the first time "Got Milk?" has got a Super Bowl ad. Milk won't say how much it's spending to create its ad, but just to air a 30-second commercial during the Super Bowl costs about $3.8 million. An average of 60 ads are expected to run during the game, all hoping to avoid being named losers the next day.
Film and TV director Peter Berg is calling the shots on the Milk set. He told CBS there's more pressure shooting a Super Bowl ad over a regular TV ad. He said, "I think that we're both (he and Johnson) -- for the most part—the kind of people that put undue and intense pressure on ourselves for everything."
They spent an entire month creating an animated version of the spot to guide the shoot. After three days of filming in Long Beach, the creative team headed back to New York. They had just three weeks to create the special effects that would have been too expensive to film on location.
Dinoto said, "We are inventing animals that didn't exist. We are creating explosions that were nowhere in sight. And we're putting the finishing touches on what we hope will be a great spot."
It was hard to tell what the spot was actually about while watching on the set. Johnson explained, "So here's the secret, I know the cameras aren't on. Without giving the commercial away, we're talking about worldwide destruction. What's going to happen in the midst of worldwide destruction? This is a massive action film all rolled up in an amazing Super Bowl commercial."
And they let us show you a sneak preview of their big ad. Watch it now, and in Ben Tracy's full report above.
Of course these folks are pushing a product and would not let us leave without taking something with us: milk.
Johnson said when he gifted the beverage, "Remember something. It does the body good."
Asked if it's skim or two-percent, Johnson said, "Don't you worry about what it is. You just drink it."


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ROCHESTER — Karl Stevens was heartbroken when he discovered a lawnmower missing at the beginning of July. It wasn't his mower. It belonged to the East Rochester Baseball and Athletic Association. The ride on mower was used to cut the grass at Keay Field, where local kids spend their summers playing ball. Stevens and Chester "Bud" Moulton volunteer their time to do the yard work at the field.
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Better Access to Yellowstone's Wonders Every summer, Yellowstone National Park relies on dozens of dedicated volunteers from the Yellowstone Youth Conservation Corps and Montana Conservation Corps to restore trails, build bridges, and perform other work that helps ensure great visitor recreation opportunities. This summer, Yellowstone also called upon members of the Utah Conservation Corps to help evaluate how accessible many of the Park's trails, amenities, and natural attractions are for visitors with disabilities. Members of this innovative group are uniquely qualified to assist Yellowstone in this way. The Utah Conservation Corps (UCC) has an "Access to Service" inclusive crew program. Fifty percent of the crew self-identify as having a physical disability such as quadriplegia, epilepsy, traumatic brain injury, or blindness. These dedicated volunteers are experts in assessing the true accessibility of trails and other features, and in offering practical recommendations for improvements. As a member of the blind community, crew leader Quintin Williams is familiar with many accessibility challenges. But through his work in Yellowstone and other public lands, he is developing expertise around what makes recreation accessible for those with limited mobility. "It's obvious that Yellowstone has made great efforts to improve accessibility," said Quintin, "but the guidelines are often blurred when factoring in the variations inherent to natural landscapes. Much of my crew's work in Yellowstone this year focused on determining degrees of trail and boardwalk accessibility for visitors in wheelchairs." UCC crew members rely on some high-tech gadgets to assist them in their work. Quintin uses a talking tape measure (with a British accent) to determine trail widths and the distance between amphitheater benches. Crew member Jordan Pease, who uses a power wheelchair and crutches, utilizes a hands-free inclinometer attached to his helmet to visually measure grades of trails and various surfaces. Other gadgets are decidedly more hand-crafted. Ron Hornsby uses a digital carpenter's level duct-taped onto a bent "arm" of pipe, so he can use it from his wheelchair to determine slope gradient. Ron found that the most rewarding aspect of his work in Yellowstone was experiencing the Park staff's genuine desire to improve accessibility. "They aren't just going through the motions. They truly care, and they really listened to our feedback," said Ron. "They have designated resources for this effort, and I have no doubt that they will follow through on many of our recommendations." More Information, Please Even public lands and parks, like Yellowstone, that do a good job offering accessible recreation rarely provide adequate information to visitors about the degree of accessibility. Proper signage provides key information, not only for people with disabilities, but also for elderly visitors and families with small children, to select trails and other attractions that are at an appropriate level of difficulty. "It is impressive how much thought has already gone into accessibility in Yellowstone," said Ron, "but probably the area needing the most improvement is signage. Better signs would provide more details and let visitors make educated decisions based on their abilities and circumstances." "For instance, in the Old Faithful area, part of the boardwalk has a fairly steep grade," added Quintin. "If someone using a wheelchair had an aide with them, they might want to attempt it, whereas someone else may not. Better signs could allow for choices rather than just saying yes, this trail is accessible, or no, it isn't." In Canyon Village, the UCC crew evaluated the half-mile, asphalt North Rim Canyon Trail which was built in 2008 to be a more accessible alternative for visitors to view the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. However, due to the naturally steep and rugged landscape, the degree of accessibility at overlooks and en-route varies. The UCC group evaluated the trail grade, length and width, cross slope, surface material, edges, rest points, and obstacles, and then offered recommendations on improvements, including text and locations for signs. Ron said that his visit to the stunningly scenic Canyon area made a big impression on him. "I was very glad we could help make suggestions for this area in particular, and I hope it helps enable more people to see these amazing views." Summer crowds posed navigation challenges for the crew, however the upside was an opportunity to raise awareness about accessibility issues and the UCC's work. In fact, while visiting the trailhead to the Ice Lake backcountry area, they met a family that included a young girl in a wheelchair. "We were able to give them tips as to the best route to take and the varying degrees of accessibility," said Quintin. "If we hadn't been there, enhanced signs or pamphlets would have helped them make the most of their visit." A Custom Campsite The UCC crew had first-hand experience to help them evaluate campground accessibility. Their home base for their entire two weeks in the Park was the Mammoth Hot Springs campground, which Yellowstone Park Foundation funding helped make accessible in past years. While they had to rough it like all the other campers there -- there are no showers or warm water -- they did have raised tent platforms and a ramp to the latrine. The group also surveyed campsites at Indian Creek Campground, south of Mammoth. This small, rustic campground is a favorite among visitors who like to fish, but it currently has no fully accessible campsites. Yellowstone staff asked the UCC crew to provide recommendations on creating an exceptional, accessible campsite at Indian Creek. The crew focused on evaluating the routes for a camper to reach vault toilets, water spigots, and the amphitheater from different locations in the campground. They assisted with determining the exact location to install an accessible picnic table that can accommodate wheelchairs, as well as an accessible fire-ring that is higher off the ground, has a more maneuverable grill, and includes an extra outer ring for safety. They also assessed several options for creating accessible fishing access points nearby.
UCC's inclusive crew has served as a model, and inclusive crews are now under development within Conservation Corps groups in Wisconsin and Minnesota. During their visit to Yellowstone, the UCC crew met with members of the Montana Conservation Corps, which works closely with Yellowstone staff on Trails Fund Initiative projects. MCC learned more about the "Access to Service" program in the hopes of creating a similar inclusive crew in 2010. The UCC provides an important public service, but it is also valuable to the participants. "The inclusive crew gives people with disabilities an opportunity for a rewarding job that really utilizes their skills, while also giving them a chance to explore the outdoors," explained Quintin. The Yellowstone Park Foundation and Yellowstone National Park would like to extend heartfelt thanks to the Utah Conservation Corps for their hard work and dedication to helping Yellowstone. Yellowstone visitors of all abilities will benefit from their unique perspective and expert assistance. The 2009 visit of the UCC crew was made possible in part by a generous contribution from Al and Stella DiPasqua to the Yellowstone Park Foundation. |