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IBM Buys AlchemyAPI: What Watson Gains
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6 Connected Vehicles Steal The Show At MWC
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FCC Chief At MWC: 'No One Blocks Internet'
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler defended the FCC's order that upholds net neutrality.
Cisco Bets Big On Selling Hadoop
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Warrant Canaries: Watching US Agencies So IT Doesn't Have To
ISPs and others are unofficially sounding the alarm in the event that a US government agency is seeking access to user records. Here's why this matters to IT.
IBM Expands Catalog Of iOS Business Apps
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iPhone 6 Sales Propel Apple To Top Smartphone Spot
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Google+ Breakup Is The Future of Social Media
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5G Roadmap, Bumps And All, Detailed At MWC
Government institutions and companies are all working to make 5G technologies a reality. However, at MWC, no one really has a good definition of what 5G is.
Gen Xers: More Millennial Than Millennials
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8 Ways IoT Will Change IT Forever
Where the money goes, so go the jobs. Find out which areas of IT we think could face a skills gap in an IoT world.
IBM Slumps, Cisco Gains In 2014 Server Sales
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Intel Tablet SoCs Pack LTE
Intel announced a new family of SoCs and modems for mobile devices under its Atom brand.
BlackBerry Leap Is Coming, But Focus Is Software
At Mobile World Congress, BlackBerry announced four smartphones, including the Leap, but the company's focus is really on its enterprise software portfolio.
How Data Restrictions Hurt The Global Economy
Many countries are creating policies to restrict the flow of data, driven by privacy or protectionist concerns. Such limits could stifle economic growth.
Google Player Analytics Brings Data To Video Games
Google Player Analytics is all about giving game developers greater insights into their creations through better use of data.
Splunk Leads Tiny Big Data Market
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Mobile Medical Apps: To Be Or Not Be Regulated
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HP Buys Aruba: What's Next?
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Google Wireless Network Project Confirmed
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Windows At 30: Microsoft's OS Keeps Evolving
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Office For Windows 10: New Details Released At MWC
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Interop Radio: An End-User Look at Network Performance
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Samsung Pay On Galaxy S6 Debuts At MWC
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Using Business Intelligence To Change Student Lives
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Big Data Demands Big Computing
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Samsung Galaxy S6: Fast And Fashionable
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The NFL Draft season is in full force now with pro days wrapping up and free agency in the waning stages. This time of the draft process is full of rumors, smoke screens and what-ifs, and it's no easy task to sort through what teams believe on film, what GMs may want to do on draft day, and what they float to the media to keep other teams off-balance.Start Slideshow
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Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&MNext
It's clear that Joeckel is more than just the favorite for this pick. Barring a trade down—it's possible a team will want to move up for Geno Smith—the Chiefs should end up with Joeckel.
Luke Joeckel profile
Ht: 6-6 | Wt: 310
Joeckel (pronounced JOKE-ell)
Born: Nov. 6, 1991
Twin brother, Matt, is an Aggies quarterback
Compares to: Joe Thomas Cleveland Browns
Like Thomas, Joeckel boasts a combination of size, strength and athleticism that will one day result in All-Pro status. — CBSSports.com
Saturday Down South's No. 9 SEC player of 2012
Why he's worthy: Joeckel was a first team All-SEC and All-American junior, winning the Outland Trophy for the country's top offensive lineman.
Athleticism describes Joeckel's game to a T. He's so athletic it's almost criminal. The way he pushed around defensive ends each week was fun to watch, especially in a conference known for superior defensive linemen. As the primary protector of two mobile quarterbacks in Johnny Manziel and Ryan Tannehill, Joeckel had to be athletic to hold his block for as long as he did.
Joeckel is on the same talent wavelength as former first-round picks Matt Kalil, Jake Long and Joe Thomas.
Geno Smith, QB, West VirginiaNext
It's unlikely Geno will get past the second overall pick, whether he goes to Jacksonville or a team trading up. The Jags need a quarterback and seem genuinely interested in adding this passer.
Geno Smith profile:
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 220
Hometown: Miami, Fla.
Eugene Cyril "Geno" Smith III
Born: Oct. 10, 1990
Career passing statistics Year Team G Cmp Att Comp % Yds Yd/A TDs Int Sacked Yds 2009 West Virginia 5 32 49 65.3 309 6.3 1 1 5 32 2010 West Virginia 13 241 372 64.8 2763 7.4 24 7 27 199 2011 West Virginia 13 346 526 65.8 4385 8.3 31 7 26 198 2012 West Virginia 13 369 518 71.2 4205 8.1 42 6 19 127 Career 44 988 1465 67.4 11662 8.0 98 21 77 556 Career rushing/receiving stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/rec TDs 2009 West Virginia 5 17 7 0.4 0 0 0 - 0 2010 West Virginia 13 106 217 2.0 0 0 0 - 0 2011 West Virginia 13 56 -33 -0.6 2 0 0 - 0 2012 West Virginia 13 66 151 2.3 2 0 0 - 0 Career 44 245 342 1.4 4 0 0 - 0
Sharrif Floyd, DT, FloridaNext
The Raiders could use help at every position, and with Smith off the board, they can take the best player available. Floyd is an impressive athlete who can play multiple spots in the line.
Sharrif Floyd profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 303
Born: May 28, 1992
NFL comparison: Muhammad Wilkerson
A rough childhood did not prevent Floyd from earning national accolades for his play in high school, as he won the 2009 Maxwell Football Club's National Player of the Year award. And by the end of his sophomore year at Florida (he racked up 1.5 sacks against Ohio State in the team's Gator Bowl win), Floyd began showing scouts the athleticism, strength, and motor they require in a top tackle prospect.
He was an incredibly important and versatile defender up front for Florida, playing both one and two-gap techniques at defensive end, one and three-technique, and as a true zero-technique nose tackle. While Floyd is rough around the edges and will take time to develop as a two-gapper, his quickness, athleticism, and scheme versatility will make him coveted by 4-3 and 3-4 teams alike in the first round. — NFL.com
Dion Jordan, DE, OregonNext
Kelly says he wants more size and versatility on defense. Though Utah DT Star Lotulelei would give the Eagles an inside standout, this dynamic defender—and Kelly knows him well—may have more value.
Dion Jordan profile
Ht: 6-7 | Wt: 243
Born: March 5, 1990
Compares to: Chandler Jones, DE, New England Patriots
Although Jones is stronger and a bit more polished at this point in his development, scouts see that type of potential for Jordan plus he brings much more position versatility and upside. — CBSSports.com
Jordan began his college career at tight end before moving to defense as a sophomore. He was a finalist for the Butkus Award, given to the top linebacker in the country.
Despite his height, Jordan is a fluid athlete and at times covered college receivers. That means he could be used as an outside linebacker in a 3-4, but he projects best as a pass rusher. He can use his height and wingspan with his speed off the edge to elude blockers.
He will need to add bulk, but Jordan shows ability to handle running plays with intensity in pursuit worthy of a safety. He also must develop as a front-seven defensive player as he learns his position. He is a rare athlete, intense and having great potential.
Jordan missed the Senior Bowl and early offseason draft preparation because of surgery for a torn shoulder labrum, so the Combine will be a critical test.
Compares to: Julian Peterson
Jordan offers a unique blend of comfort in space, length and pass rush ability. His box scores may not appeal to everyone, but Jordan was frequently asked to cover receivers or tight ends after lining up in the slot opposite them. His future appears to be at strongside linebacker in a four man front, with the ability to rush the passer, or as an outside linebacker in a three-man front. — NFL.com
Jordan has the frame of Jevon Kearse (the former Florida Gators/Tennessee Titans and Philadelphia Eagles player who was known as "The Freak"). He is more developed in his
upper body that his lower body, so he has potential to reached the 260-pound range. — SeniorBowl.com
Eric Fisher, OT, Central MichiganNext
With Jeff Backus retiring and recent draft pick Riley Reiff destined for the right side, the Lions stay in state and add a franchise left tackle who should allow Stafford to take the next step as a top-flight quarterback.
Eric Fisher profile
Ht: 6-8 | Wt: 305
Born: Jan. 5, 1991
Compares to: Nate Solder, T, New England Patriots
Like Solder, Fisher's height can make him vulnerable to undersized power rushers. His length, power and impressive athleticism, however, certainly suggest that Pro Bowls could be in his future as a prototypical blindside pass protector in today's NFL.—CBSSports.com
NFL comparison: Joe Staley
Any tackle coming out of Central Michigan will be compared to 2007 first-round pick Joe Staley, who is among the NFL's top linemen. But if there''s one player with the potential to meet those high expectations, it's Fisher. The top left tackle prospect of the senior class, Fisher opened scouts' eyes with his pro-caliber frame and eye-popping agility in the open field, which he should be able to maintain while working in an NFL strength program. Among all other players, Fisher benefited the most when two top junior tackle prospects decided to return for their senior season. With a solid performance during the Senior Bowl, Fisher could solidify his evaluation as a top-15 pick.—NFL.com
Dee Milliner, CB, AlabamaNext
A strong candidate to trade down based on a few urgent needs, the Browns will likely take the best player available if they stick at No. 6. Milliner fits the bill.
Dee Milliner profile
Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 198
Hometown: Millbrook, Ala.
Full name: DeMarcus Milliner
2012 stats: 54 tackles, four tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, two interceptions, 20 pass breakups, 22 passes defended, one fumble recovery, one forced fumble
NFL comparison: Carlos Rogers
Overshadowed by his high-profile teammates like fellow corner Dre Kirkpatrick over the span of two seasons, Milliner has made plays when given the chance (six interceptions, 38 pass break-ups in three years starting). He is ready to use his pro-ready size, athleticism and change-of-direction ability to become a household name in the NFL after winning back-to-back BCS Championships at Alabama. Milliner's role grew extensively as a junior, and he showed the skills to be a first-round pick in the NFL. — NFL.com
Saturday Down South's No. 8 SEC player of 2012
Why he's worthy: Milliner erased the loss of Kirkpatrick in his first year as a starter, and he helped put an exclamation point on the end of the word "secondary" when everyone had a question mark behind it.
The former five-star blue chip blossomed into one of the best corners in the Nick Saban era. And yet, teams continued to pick on Milliner throughout the season. One day we'll know why Notre Dame tried to go right at Milliner in Miami. He made play after play on bigger receivers and tight ends.
There is little doubt Milliner is ready for the big stage in the NFL, and he is one of the few that certainly lived up to the five-star hype.
Tyler Wilson, QB, ArkansasNext
With Lane Johnson still on the board, it's tough to pass up an offensive tackle, but the Cardinals opt for Wison. Of the QBs in this class after Geno Smith, he fits Bruce Arians' system best.
Tyler Wilson profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 220
Saturday Down South's No. 23 SEC player of 2012
Why he's worthy: Arkansas didn't have the type of year everyone imagined after Wilson announced he would return for his senior season. After all, he had one of the finest game-day play callers in the country in Bobby Petrino. But it all went south, fast, in a series of events that are almost as bizarre as the Manti Te'o hoax in which the head Hog wrecked his hog and the Razorbacks' season.
Wilson was injured the second game of the season against Louisiana-Monroe, which contributed to the biggest shock of the early season, where he got a concussion and missed the one game he returned to play: Alabama. But he lit it up after that.
To add to the pressure on Wilson, Knile Davis didn't show up to give the Hogs a balance in the running game. So, in order to stop Arkansas' offense, you stop Tyler Wilson. Even Peyton Manning would have trouble with a one-dimensional offense like that.
Wilson finished fourth in the SEC in passing with 3,387 yards and sixth in touchdowns. And while the season as a whole was a major letdown, Wilson left it all out on the field.
— Asked by USA Today if he's first-round worthy, Wilson said he is.
"I feel that way," Wilson said. "I know where I stack up and a number of things I can bring an NFL team. I think I'm worthy."
Wilson has a first-round arm, but the arm isn't everything, and Wilson generally is viewed as a middle-round pick.Career passing stats Year Team G Cmp Att Comp % Yds Yd/A TDs Int Sacked Yds 2008 Arkansas 2 11 22 50.0 69 3.1 1 2 3 24 2009 Arkansas 5 22 36 61.1 218 6.1 2 2 0 0 2010 Arkansas 6 34 51 66.7 453 8.9 4 3 3 24 2011 Arkansas 13 277 438 63.2 3638 8.3 24 6 26 177 2012 Arkansas 11 249 401 62.1 3387 8.4 21 13 14 102 Career 37 593 948 62.6 7765 8.2 52 26 46 327 Career rushing/receiving stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/Rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/Rec TDs 2008 Arkansas 2 3 -24 -8.0 0 0 0 - 0 2009 Arkansas 5 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 - 0 2010 Arkansas 6 4 -24 -6.0 0 0 0 - 0 2011 Arkansas 13 60 -3 -0.1 4 0 0 - 0 2012 Arkansas 11 41 7 0.2 0 0 0 - 0 Career 37 110 -44 -0.4
Ryan Nassib, QB, SyracuseNext
Nassib seems to be getting more and more attention as a prospect worthy of a first-round pick. I view him as superior to Matt Barkely on film, and the Bills may feel the same way.
Ryan Nassib profile
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 227
Compares to: Jake Locker
Nassib doesn't have exceptional size or athleticism, but the muscle bound thrower has a rifle for an arm and was finally comfortable in the Syracuse offense in 2012, even though his happy feet might suggest differently. The senior might have a tendency to sail targets and force some poor reads, but multiple teams will likely consider adding Nassib as an early starter, not just a backup or developmental prospect as many suspected prior to this season. —NFL.com -
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After reviewing film on the still-raw Ansah, it's clear he could handle the 3-4 edge rusher role, with the ability to play with his hand in the dirt on third down. His versatility should be appealing to Rex Ryan.
Ezekiel Ansah profile
Ht: 6-6 | Wt: 270
Born: in Accra, Ghana
Nickname: Ziggy
Ansah grew up playing soccer but was recruited to BYU by a Mormon missionary who thought his frame would lend itself to football. He enrolled at BYU in 2008 and participated on the track team in 2009 before joining the football team in 2010.
Ansah stood out at the Senior Bowl with his outstanding performance. He seemed more comfortable in scrimmage than running drills, and he flourished in the game, with seven tackles (3.5 for a loss), 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble and a batted-down pass.
In the pass rush, Ansah showed both burst around the edge and raw power, driving the North offensive tackles back on with his bull rush. Against the run, he showed the ability to shed blocks and slide inside to make a tackle. He also maintained the edge when the North attempted to run an end around with Denard Robinson.
A factor that should be taken into consideration is Ansah's efforts came against mid-round offensive line prospects. — MLive.com
NFL comparison: Justin Tuck
It is amazing how far Ansah's technique has come in such a short amount of time, not to mention how much he has transformed his body to fit the role coaches want him to play. That sizable frame coupled with outstanding closing speed and natural power will captivate many, making a top-20 selection possible. Ansah is rough around the edges, but the number of height/weight/speed athletes with positional versatility selected in that area in recent years point to a rise up draft boards. — NFL.com
Compares to: Jason Pierre-Paul
Ansah is not the same terror-off-the-edge pass-rusher that Pierre-Paul was coming out of South Florida, but he's similarly gifted and plays with greater commitment to the run. Like there was with Pierre-Paul, there is some risk factor with Ansah, but his upside is through the roof. — CBSSports.com
Sheldon Richardson, DT, MissouriNext
The Titans need help inside and should have multiple options at No. 10 overall. Richardson is a versatile athlete who can provide the inside pass rush this team needs.
Sheldon Richardson profile
Ht: 6-4 | Wt: 295
Born: Jan. 1, 1989
NFL comparison: Cullen Jenkins
Richardson spent a year in junior college, and then missed most of his sophomore season because of injury. He had a superb 2012 campaign, and his role grew extensively with Missouri using him in a variety of roles. With Richardson's incredible athleticism, he figures to be one of the top combine performers and will likely warrant a top-20 selection. — NFL.com
NFL comparison: Jay Ratliff
Like Ratliff, Richardson is a play-making defensive tackle. Richardson is faster and more athletic than Ratliff, but neither player will kill you at the point. — NBCDFW.com
Defense G Solo Asst. Total Sacks/Yds TFL/yards FF FR P def Int/Yds 2011 13 15 22 37 2 / 16 8 / 31 1 -- 1 -- 2012 11 39 36 75 4 / 26 10.5 / 50 3 2 3 -- TOTAL 24 54 58 112 6 / 42 18.5 / 81 4 2 4 -- -
Lane Johnson, OT, OklahomaNext
The Chargers are a good bet to trade up for one of top offensive tackles in this class, especially if Johnson falls past the top six picks. He could fill the left tackle role—something Jared Gaither wasn't able to do.
Lane Johnson profile
Ht: 6-7 | Wt: 303
Johnson played quarterback at Kilgore College, but switched to tight end, which is where he began his Oklahoma career. He changed again to defensive end, then to offensive tackle before his junior season.
Over that span, he transitioned himself from a tall, lanky quarterback to an imposing, powerful offensive tackle. But even as he gained weight, Johnson kept his speed, which he demonstrated throughout Senior Bowl week.
"A lot of people underestimate me," Johnson said. "I take people's criticism to heart. It's what fuels me and drives me to get where I'm at today." — NewsOK.com
Johnson was one of several intriguing tackle prospects participating in the Senior Bowl. He's also a player to watch in a solid year for offensive linemen.
For teams such as the Bears, who will be moving to a more wide-open, versatile offense under new coach Marc Trestman, that's great news.
It's no secret that the Bears are looking at offensive linemen, whether it be in the draft or free agency. General manager Phil Emery has said several times that he needs to give quarterback Jay Cutler better protection.
For the Bears, who have the 20th overall pick, a fast-rising player such as Johnson (6-7, 302) could be there for the taking. — Chicago Sun-Times
Bjoern Werner, DE, Florida StateNext
Werner belongs in the top five talent-wise, and Detroit may be his most likely landing spot. But if he slips this far, the Dolphins would love to scoop up a talented, NFL-ready starter to pair with Cameron Wake.
Bjoern Werner profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 266
Born: Aug. 30, 1990
NFL comparison: Chris Long
Born and raised in Berlin, Werner joined a club team before moving to the United States as a high school exchange student in Salisbury, Conn., playing two seasons and emerging as a top recruit. He developed his football knowledge and technique substantially the past five years, flashing a top football IQ and instincts.
Werner has the frame and athleticism to win with speed or power and, although he needs to improve his motor for all four quarters, he often looks like he's playing at a different speed than everyone else.
He has proved to be much more than just a pass rusher, showing much better awareness against the run and at the line of scrimmage to swat passes down — a possible top-five overall draft choice with the potential to be an impact starting strong-side DE in a four-man front. — NFL.com
Without a deep football background, Werner has much to learn. He lacks natural start/stop explosion and must improve his leverage and awareness against the run. He must maintain his intensity throughout the game.
NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock doesn't believe Werner is top-10 material and said Werner could be overvalued, especially if he excels at the Combine.
Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida StateNext
Assuming the Bucs aren't able to acquire Darrelle Revis, they will need to address the secondary. Rhodes has the physical mentality this defensive unit needs.
Xavier Rhodes profile
Ht: 6-2 | Wt: 217
Born: June 19, 1990
Rhodes has the cover skills to be an NFL cornerback. Most believe this is where he will play, but with his size Rhodes also has the ability to play strong safety. Ultimately, we believe Rhodes will be an NFL cornerback.
The one thing that Rhodes has never shown is top-end speed. Teams will want to see that explosive burst expected of defensive backs at Pro Day. Rhodes also must have a good showing in agility drills. He will win teams over with his knowledge of the game and physical play. While he hardly gave up big plays, he could do a lot to improve his draft stock if he's able to post a sub-4.5 40-yard dash time. — Rivals.com
Star Lotulelei, DT, UtahNext
Adding a receiver is a must for the Panthers, who want to give Cam Newton a young new weapon. But they wouldn't be able to pass on Lotulelei—a top-five talent who could shore up the defensive front against the run.
Star Lotulelei profile:
Ht: 6-4 | Wt: 320
Hometown: South Jordan, Utah
Born: Dec. 20, 1989, in Tonga
Full name: Starlite Lotulelei (pronounced lo-too-leh-lay)
* Played for Snow College in 2008
Lotulelei will be a 24-year-old NFL rookie in 2013. He did not play during the 2009 season, but signed with Utah and started three of 13 games in 2010. In 2011 as a junior, he started all 13 games, was named first team All-Pac 12 and was awarded the Morris Trophy, which recognizes the conference's best defensive lineman. — Senior Bowl profile
Repeated as first-team All-Pac 12 in 2012. Finished regular season with team-high 11 tackles for loss, five sacks, four pass breakups, four fumble recoveries, three forced fumbles.
Compares to: Kevin Williams, Minnesota Vikings — While a touch shorter than the Vikings' former All-Pro, Lotulelei offers a similarly dominant combination of quickness and power and should one day rank among the league's best interior defensive linemen. — CBSSports.com
Barkevious Mingo, DE/OLB, LSUNext
Mingo will be a gamble for whichever team selects him, but the Saints may not have much of a choice. They need pass rushers, and Mingo has the upside to develop into a defensive cornerstone.
Barkevious Mingo profile
Ht: 6-4 | Wt: 245
Barkevious Levon Mingo
Nickname: KeKe (pronounced Key-Key)
Born: Oct. 4, 1990
Mingo spent the past six weeks adding bulk after playing as a 230-pound end for the Tigers.
"The most important thing, I think, to show is that I've increased weight — putting on a lot of weight, putting on a lot of size," Mingo said on NFL AM. "I'm weighing 245 now. I played most of the season at 230."
Despite that weight gain, Mingo says he has actually gotten faster, and he wants NFL teams to know he'll be able to play either defensive end or outside linebacker in the pros.
"I've been working on linebacking skills, driving back in coverage — that was something I was lacking at LSU. Working on getting my hands better," Mingo said. — ProFootballTalk.NBCSports.com
The consensus on the draft stock of LSU defensive end/linebacker Barkevious Mingo at this point is there is no consensus. Many draft experts project Mingo as a top-10 prospect, but former NFL scout Daniel Jeremiah said there are more than a few teams not sold on Mingo as a top-10 pick.
At this point in the draft process, Jeremiah said, imagining Mingo falling to the New Orleans Saints at No. 15 overall isn't out of the question, and chances of Mingo falling to the Saints are better than "a prayer."
"There's some who aren't as high on him as people may think just because he played so light. He was not productive this year," Jeremiah said when asked about the Saints' chances of drafting Mingo.
"You can watch him in four or five games and you can see him not make five plays," Jeremiah said. "He's incredibly athletic and that's all pretty, but at the end of the day, you look down at your paper and you look for the impact plays that you've written down and they don't exist. He did not have a good year. He was much better the year before. He played more snaps this year, which didn't help."
Jeremiah said he was confident the Saints would have no qualms about drafting Mingo to help their new 3-4 defensive scheme to play outside linebacker.
"He's going to destroy the combine," Jeremiah said. "That can help your stock and move him right back up. He's not somebody I would say is a consensus top-10 pick. I know numerous teams that don't have him up that high." — NOLA.com
Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, TennesseeNext
The Rams must continue to add playmakers, especially after losing Danny Amendola in free agency. Patterson isn't a sure thing, but he has the big-play ability Jeff Fisher loves in his offensive pieces.
Cordarrelle Patterson profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 205
March 17, 1991
Cordarrelle (pronounced "CORE-dare-uhl")
2012 Stats: 46 catches for 778 yards and five touchdowns; 25 carries for 308 yards and three touchdowns; 24 kick returns for 671 yards and one touchdown
Saturday Down South's No. 20 player of 2012
Why he's worthy: Patterson arrived at Tennessee from Hutchinson Community College in Kansas with lofty expectations after making JUCO players look silly on film, and he left for the NFL about as quickly as he suited up in Volunteer orange.
Patterson didn't waste anytime announcing his presence against NC State, either, as he torched the Wolfpack's vaunted secondary. He caught six passes for 93 yards and a touchdown, and he also rushed two times for 71 yards and a touchdown.
Everyone remembers the end around he took to the house from 67 yards out, but no one can figure out why Derek Dooley and his staff didn't give him the ball 12 to 15 times per game. Patterson just touched it an average of five times on offense in eight conference games. That's far too few for such a talented specimen.
Patterson also led the SEC in all-purpose yards. He was good for 154 total yards per game. He caught 46 catches for 778 yards and five touchdowns, and he led the SEC in kick return yardage with 24 attempts for 671 yards and one touchdown.
NFL comparison: Demaryius Thomas
He may be considered raw with his ability to handle physical coverage, but Patterson is one of the more naturally talented pass catchers to come along in the last few years. He only has one year of tape against FBS level of competition, but from the first game Patterson showed his versatility by making plays from a variety of alignments. If the Vol can start using his hands to release off the line and tighten up some technique issues, he should be one of this class' top playmakers. He should be a first-round selection and could be the first receiver off the board. — NFL.com
Career rushing/receiving stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/Rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/Rec TDs 2012 Tennessee 12 25 308 12.3 3 46 778 16.9 5 Career 12 25 308 12.3 3 46 778 16.9 5 Career returning stats Year Team G Punt
returnsYds Avg TDs Kick
returnsYds Avg TDs 2012 Tennessee 12 4 101 25.3 1 24 671 28.0 1 Career 12 4 101 25.3 1 24 671 28.0 1 Career passing stats Year Team G Cmp Att Comp % Yds Yd/A TDs Int Sacked Yds 2012 Tennessee 12 1 1 100.0 28 28.0 0 0 0 0 Career 12 1 1 100.0 28 28.0 0 0 0 0 -
Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio StateNext
Replacing Casey Hampton won't be an easy task for the Steelers, but Hankins has the size (6-3 1/4, 320) and upside to become a key cog in their 3-4 defense.
Johnathan Hankins profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 320
Nicknames: Big Hank, Big John
NFL comparison: Dontari Poe
Hankins is a load to handle with impressive fluidity and coordination skills for a big man, playing with intensity. He lined up outside at DE and inside at DT. Hankins rarely left the field, but he often looked fatigued and worn down. That means his snaps (and weight) will must be monitored.
Hankins has a rare combination of size, strength and foot quickness to be a force against both the run and the pass. Although he looks half-speed at times, he can tear through blocks like paper. Plus, coaches say good things about his football character.
A potential top-12 pick, he has the versatility to line up as a traditional 3-technique DT in a four-man front or an effective two-gapping 0-technique NT for a 3-4 defense. — NFL.com
Chance Warmack, OG, AlabamaNext
The Cowboys' biggest need is the offensive line, both at guard and right tackle. Warmack fits the team's mauling offensive game plan—and he's a great value in the middle of Round 1.
Chance Warmack profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 320
Born: Sept. 14, 1991
Saturday Down South's No. 15 SEC player of 2012
Why he's worthy: The 2012 first team All-American and All-SEC member capped off an extraordinary career by winning three national championships in four seasons. He's one of the most decorated players on one of the best offensive lines in the history of college football.
Warmack developed into college football's best guard and will likely be the first guard selected in the first round since 1997.
A polished pass blocker, Warmack is by far the biggest road grader guard in college football. And what he might lack in overall athleticism, he makes up for it by being a complete student of the game, and with his desire to be the best at his position.
First it was Tebowing; Second, it was Kaepernicking, and now it's Te'oing. But the newest trend will be Warmacking. That's where Wamarck promptly lifts his jersey to expose his belly just like he did throughout his career at Bama.
"Basically you just lift your stomach up and take a picture of it and put it on some social media," Warmack said. "I'm trying to promote that.
"I've been lifting up my jersey for two years now. That's kind of like my thing."
Compares to: Will Shields, G, Kansas City Chiefs
Warmack is a rare prospect. While perhaps a tad shorter than ideal, he uses his natural leverage advantage to get under opponents' pads, driving them off of the ball in the running game and anchoring in pass protection. His lateral agility and balance make him effective getting to and blocking at the second level and handling quicker pass rushers, as well. — CBSSports.com
Kenny Vaccaro, S, TexasNext
After a season with some secondary issues, getting Vaccaro would be a coup for the Giants. He has the range and coverage ability to match up with NFL slot receivers and tight ends.
Kenny Vaccaro profile
Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 218
Born: Jan. 1, 1990
Uncle A.J. Johnson played with the Washington Redskins (1989-94), including their Super Bowl XXVI champions, and San Diego Chargers (1995).
Compares to: Eric Weddle, FS, San Diego Chargers
Like the highly instinctive and versatile Weddle, Vaccaro has the athleticism and size to line up wherever his NFL team needs him most. Vaccaro hasn't yet shown the same ball skills as the Chargers' Pro Bowler but showed signs of improving in this area as a senior. — CBSSports.com
Arthur Brown, ILB, Kansas StateNext
The Bears must replace Brian Urlacher in the heart of the defense. Who better to do that than Brown—arguably the best linebacker in the class.
Arthur Brown profile
Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 228
Brother of running back Bryce Brown, the Eagles' 2012 seventh-round pick; transferred to K-State from Miami (Fla.)
NFL comparison: NaVorro Bowman
It didn't take long for Brown to make an impact at Kansas State and become the Wildcats' most consistent force on defense. Some will question his size, but Brown plays much bigger than his frame suggests because of strong hands and a physical attitude on contact. He projects as either an inside linebacker or weak-side prospect. — NFL.com
Compares to: Curtis Lofton
Like Lofton, Brown plays bigger than he looks and will quickly prove himself to be a vacuum tackler in the NFL. To emerge as one of the elite at their position, however, each has to show a greater ability to cause turnovers. — CBSSports.com
Jonathan Cyprien, S, Florida InternationalNext
Without a true strong safety, the Bengals add arguably the top safety in this class. Cyprien has the range, ball skills, and big-play ability for instant success in the NFL.
Jonathan Cyprien profile
Ht: 6-0 | Wt: 217
NFL comparison: Jordan Babineaux
One of the hardest-hitting safeties in the 2013 class, Cyprien offers enough range to be reliable in box coverage while displaying an aggressive mentality againt ball carriers and receivers. He plays smart, and that might be the most improtant trait when looking at safeties. However, despite it being unique, Cyprien doesn't have a very well known name ... yet. — NFL.com
Jonathan Cooper, OG, North CarolinaNext
Despite adding Jake Long, the Rams' offensive line isn't complete yet. After finding their feature receiver earlier, the Rams add Cooper to get the running game on track.
Jonathan Cooper profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt. 310
NFL comparison: Ben Grubbs
Cooper, an extremely athletic left guard, racked up a number of all-conference awards during his four years starting, capping it off with a first-team All-American selection as a senior. He has the athleticism to play in a number of different schemes. Because of his ability to lead the way on runs and outstanding pass protection skills, he projects to be one of the first guards selected in the draft. He showed improved on his functional strength in his senior season, but he needs to continue adding bulk and strength. – NFL.com
Tank Carradine, DE, Florida StateNext
This is a bit of a luxury pick for the Vikings, but they need to start adding pieces to the front seven of a defense that's aging quickly. Jared Allen is in the last year of his contract, and they don't have much depth behind Brian Robison and him.
Tank Carradine profile
Height: 6-4 | Weight: 276
Compares to: Justin Tuck
On most other defenses, Carradine would have started as a first-year junior college transfer, but Bjoern Werner and Brandon Jenkins limited his snaps in 2011. Still, he flashed real athleticism and strength and was able to take the starting right defensive end spot by the horns when Jenkins was sidelined for the season. Carradine appeared to be headed for a first-round selection, but a torn ACL will limit his work prior to April's draft. The talent is certainly there, however. —NFL.com -
Corey Lemonier, OLB, AuburnNext
Despite being a playoff team, the Colts have a lot of holes on offense and defense. Adding the best player available would be a wise move—especially if that player is a pass rusher who could replace Dwight Freeney.
Corey Lemonier profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 255
NFL comparison: Andre Branch
Lemonier is a long and projectable athlete who already has a nice outside rip move. He was productive as a junior but saw his play decline as a senior. While his body type is a better fit for 3-4 outside linebacker than 4-3 defensive end, his hip movement appears to be too stiff to make the transition. Lemonier also lacks powerful hands and sometime struggles to turn the corner.
The fact that Lemonier does not quit on plays, and has a good motor, combined with his athletic potential will likely cast him as a second or third rounder, despite serious questions about the translating of his play to the next level. — NFL.com
Tavon Austin, WR, West VirginiaNext
The Vikings' decision to trade Percy Harvin wasn't a major surprise based on his recent history with the team. Replacing him won't be easy, but Austin brings the same type of playmaking ability.
Tavon Austin profile
Ht: 5-9 | Wt: 174
NFL comparison: Randall Cobb
Don't blink when Austin has the ball in his hands, as his elite acceleration helped him finish second in the country in all-purpose yards as a senior and lead the FBS as a junior. Don't be surprised if he turns out to be a first round pick or the first wide receiver off the board, as he is a huge playmaker on offense and special teams in the NFL despite the slight build that scared scouts away from West Virginia offensive stars in the past. — NFL.com
Career rushing/receiving stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/rec TDs 2009 West Virginia 13 6 47 7.8 1 15 151 10.1 1 2010 West Virginia 13 15 159 10.6 1 58 787 13.6 8 2011 West Virginia 13 16 182 11.4 1 101 1186 11.7 8 2012 West Virginia 13 72 643 8.9 3 114 1289 11.3 12 Career 52 109 1031 9.5 6 288 3413 11.9 29 Career returning stats Year Team G Punt returns Yds Avg TDs Kick returns Yds Avg TDs 2009 West Virginia 13 0 0 - 0 17 426 25.1 1 2010 West Virginia 13 0 0 - 0 12 230 19.2 0 2011 West Virginia 13 19 268 14.1 0 36 938 26.1 2 2012 West Virginia 13 15 165 11.0 1 32 813 25.4 1 Career 52 34 433 12.7 1 97 2407 24.8 4
Jarvis Jones, OLB, GeorgiaNext
The Packers still need pass-rushing help behind and opposite Clay Matthews. While Jones has serious back concerns and isn't an elite athletic talent, he'll be a contributor in the NFL for a long time.
Jarvis Jones profile:
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 241
Hometown: Columbus, Ga.
Born: Oct. 13, 1989
* Started college career at Southern Cal; sat out 2010
Saturday Down South's No. 2 SEC player of 2012
Why he's worthy: One of the most electrifying and game changing defensive players to ever suit up in the red and black almost never had the opportunity to do so because of an injury. Few thought the two-time consensus All-American Jarvis Jones would ever play football again, much less dominate opponents the way he did in just two seasons.
Jones transferred from Southern Cal where the medical staff would not clear him from a neck injury in 2009 against Oregon. But luckily for Mark Richt and Todd Grantham, Jones chose to come back home and was cleared by the Georgia medical staff. And what a profound impact he had.
Keenan Allen, WR, CaliforniaNext
Getting arguably the best receiver in the class late in the first round is a great value for Houston, which needs to find an adequate complement to Andre Johnson.
Keenan Allen profile
Ht: 6-3 | Wt: 210
Born: April 27, 1992
Allen decided to skip drills at the Scouting Combine because of swelling in his left knee. Allen had a grade 2 PCL sprain in that knee in late November when Cal was playing Utah, and it ended his season. Allen, whom NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock compared to Baltimore Ravens star Anquan Boldin, got an MRI exam and saw noted orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews, but his injury should not ever require surgical intervention. He was scheduled to have a follow-up exam with Andrews on March 11.
He will run routes only at Cal's pro day March 14 and have a separate pro day in the first week of April where any team that wants to see him run the 40 or test him in the vertical or do any physical drills can would be able to do so. — CBSSports.com
An extremely highly regarded prep prospect who was recruited by Nick Saban to Alabama to play safety, Allen elected to make a late switch to Cal to play with his half-brother, quarterback Zach Maynard, who had transferred to Berkeley after initially playing at the University of Buffalo.
While a highly productive player against quality competition, Allen does not boast the elite size-speed combination that has led A.J. Green, Julio Jones and Justin Blackmon to earn a top 10 selection in recent years. Allen is athletic and capable of turning short catches into long gains due to his agility, balance and vision but does not possess elite acceleration. Allen's size, physicality and relatively precise route-running should help him emerge as a legitimate No. 1 wideout in the NFL, especially in a timing-based West Coast Offense that caters to his strengths. — Rob Rang, NFLDraftScout.com
NFL comparison: Jordy Nelson
A smooth outside receiver, Allen has the height, speed and ability to win jump balls required of a No. 1 target. Maynard's play regressed in 2012, causing Allen's production to fall. He still displayed all the skills and talents he showcased during his uber-productive sophomore season, and he figures to go in the top 25 selections if his knee and ankle check out medically. — NFL.com
Career rushing/receiving stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/rec TDs 2010 Cal 11 18 136 7.6 1 46 490 10.7 5 2011 Cal 13 9 55 6.1 0 98 1343 13.7 6 2012 Cal 9 3 39 13.0 1 61 737 12.1 6 Career 33 30 230 7.7 2 205 2570 12.5 17 Career returning stats Year Team G Punt
returnsYds Avg TDs Kick
returnsYds Avg TDs 2010 Cal 11 2 8 4.0 0 18 406 22.6 0 2011 Cal 13 4 32 8.0 0 0 0 - 0 2012 Cal 9 15 212 14.1 1 0 0 - 0 Career 33 21 252 12.0 1 18 406 22.6 0 Career passing stats Year Team G Cmp Att Comp % Yds Yd/A TDs Int Sacked Yds 2010 Cal 11 1 1 100.0 17 17.0 1 0 - - 2011 Cal 13 1 1 100.0 27 27.0 0 0 0 0 2012 Cal 9 1 1 100.0 8 8.0 0 0 0 0 Career 33 3 3 100.0 52 17.3 1 0 0 0 -
Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi StateNext
The Broncos need to start thinking about Champ Bailey's successor at the No. 1 cornerback spot, and Banks provides great value, has feature cornerback upside and can start right away.
Johnthan Banks profile
Ht: 6-2 | Wt: 185
NFL comparison: Aqib Talib
SEC receivers were hoping Banks would head to the NFL after his second-team All-SEC junior season, but they had to deal with the tall, lean three-year starter's ball skills and competitive streak for another season before he headed off to challenge pro receivers. He has experience playing a number of spots in the secondary, beginning his career as a safety before settling on the boundary corner and nickel spots. His skills in man coverage were underused at Mississippi State. If Banks can keep adding weight to his long, wiry frame, he has the potential to be an excellent press-man corner, a skill that will make get him selected in the top 40 picks. — NFL.com
DeAndre Hopkins, WR, ClemsonNext
The Patriots replaced Wes Welker with Amendola, but their receiving corps isn't settled. Hopkins can win in the short area and get adequate separation on vertical routes.
DeAndre Hopkins profile
Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 200
Career rushing/receiving stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/Rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/Rec TDs 2010 Clemson 12 0 0 - 0 51 626 12.3 4 2011 Clemson 14 0 0 - 0 72 978 13.6 5 2012 Clemson 13 0 0 - 0 82 1405 17.1 18 Career 39 0 0 - 0 205 3009 14.7 27 Career returning stats Year Team G Punt
returnsYds Avg TDs Kick
returnsYds Avg TDs 2010 Clemson 12 2 33 16.5 0 2 32 16.0 0 2011 Clemson 14 10 49 4.9 0 0 0 - 0 Career 39 12 82 6.8 0 2 32 16.0 0 Career passing stats Year Team G Cmp Att Comp % Yds Yd/A TDs Int Sacked Yds 2011 Clemson 14 0 2 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2012 Clemson 13 0 1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Career 39 0 3 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0
Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre DameNext
The Falcons shouldn't delay the search for Tony Gonzalez's replacement any longer—especially with Eifert available. He can complement Gonzalez well in Year 1 and take over in Year 2.
Tyler Eifert profile
Ht: 6-6 | Wt: 251
NFL comparison: Greg Olsen
Eifert was a 215-pound TE out of high school who didn't receive many scholarship offers, but he developed into one of the top all-around tight ends to enter the NFL draft in recent memory. He was Notre Dame's No. 1 offensive weapon in 2012, lining up as a wide receiver or as a traditional TE. Defensive coordinators were forced to game plan against him.
Eifert is a fluid receiver with vacuum hands and the hand/eye coordination to make tough catches. He doesn't create a lot of space, but he catches in traffic and shows outstanding tracking and high-pointing ability. While soft-spoken, he is an animal on the field.
He is a much better blocker than given credit, improving in leaps and bounds the past three years with excellent effort. Eifert projects as a starting TE with excellent potential as both a receiver and blocker. — NFL.com
Career Rushing/Receiving Stats Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/Rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/Rec TDs 2009 Notre Dame 1 0 0 - 0 0 0 - 0 2010 Notre Dame 11 0 0 - 0 27 352 13.0 2 2011 Notre Dame 13 0 0 - 0 63 803 12.7 5 2012 Notre Dame 12 0 0 - 0 50 685 13.7 4 Career 37 0 0 - 0 140 1840 13.1 11
Desmond Trufant, CB, WashingtonNext
Trufant may be more of a second-round value, but after a solid Senior Bowl and workouts, he is worth grabbing at 31 for San Francisco.
Desmond Trufant profile
Ht: 6-0 | Wt: 187
Brother of NFL cornerbacks Marcus and Isaiah Trufant
NFL comparison: Antoine Cason
Trufant flashes playmaking ability and good foot quickness, but he must play stronger and smarter, and must avoid technique breakdowns to be considered a sure-fire NFL starter. His skill set will still likely see him as a Day 2 selection. — NFL.com
Trufant earned his way onto the field as a true freshman in 2009 and showed steady progression at Washington. He had career-bests in 2011 as a junior with two interceptions and 16 passes defended, and then decided to return for his senior year. Although his senior stats weren't as impressive (one interception, nine passes defended), teams mostly stayed away from Trufant's side of the field as he was easily the Huskies' top defender. While he must refine his technique and is far from a polished product, there is no question he has the fluidity and competitiveness to fight for a spot in the first round. — CBSSports.com
Kevin Minter, ILB, LSUNext
Though Minter isn't flashy, he finishes tackles, works through blocks to the backfield and commands respect from his team. He's about as good as the Ravens can do at replacing Ray Lewis.
Kevin Minter profile
Ht: 6-0 | Wt: 246
Starter for one season at LSU
NFL comparison: Takeo Spikes
Minter was the most consistent defender on a very talented defense. A junior, he fills lanes with force and takes great angles to work through trash while finishing tackles authoritatively. Some evaluators might have a concern with his lateral speed since Minter seemed to reach running backs with just enough time to spare, not to mention his tendency to lose ground when forced to open his hips and drop in coverage. Minter's toughness against the run, specifically between the tackles, and reliable angles will likely land him in the top 64 picks. — NFL.com
33. Jacksonville Jaguars: Terron Armstead, OT, Arkansas Pine-Bluff
34. San Francisco 49ers (from Kansas City): Datone Jones, DE, UCLA
35. Philadelphia Eagles: E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida State
36. Detroit Lions: Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech
37. Cincinnati Bengals (from Oakland): Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
38. Arizona Cardinals: Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State
39. New York Jets: Matt Barkley, QB, USC
40. Tennessee Titans: Larry Warford, G, Kentucky
41. Buffalo Bills: Justin Pugh, G, Syracuse
42. Miami Dolphins: Darius Slay, CB, Mississippi State
43. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina
44. Carolina Panthers: Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State
45. San Diego Chargers: John Jenkins, DT, Georgia
46. St. Louis Rams: Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia
47. Dallas Cowboys: D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama
48. Pittsburgh Steelers: Manti Te'o, ILB, Notre Dame
49. New York Giants: Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
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The College News VOL. XXIV, No. 7 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1937 .J&JJ^i^I^WJ1-0?*- BRYN MAWR OULLtUt, 1*37 PRICE 10 CENTS College Council Discusses Spring Reading Period Plan for New Dormitory Quota, Informal Use of Goodhart Room Are Topics MISS PARK REPORTS ON COLLEGE BUDGET President's House, Wednesday, No- vember 10.�The student Curriculum Committee's report on a Spring read- ing period before Comprehensives, a plan for working out the quota in the new dormitory and a new Self-Gov- ernment permission to allow students to use Goodhart rooms for informal entertaining until 11 o'clock were the main topics discussed at the second meeting of the College Council. Sim- plifying the arrangement of the bul- letin boards in Taylor and the possi- bility of starting a lending library for records were also considered; and Miss Park gave her report on the college Dudget. The Curriculum Committee report, which has still to go before the fac- ulty, asks for one day more than the regular week-end before the Compre- hensive examinations start, the work missed because of this to be made up by inserting an extra day of classes somewhere in the second semester. The committee suggests one instead of two days because the benefit gained from only two days of review does not justify the trouble it would cause in rearranging the college schedule. The time, either one or two days, is too short for a real review period and the extra day is asked for chiefly as a resting period. The solution is not a completely satisfactory one and in the future the entire college year may be lengthened by a week to allow for a real review period at the end. This year, no new work is to be as- signed in the comprehensive reading unit after Easter, which will leave time for review from that time to the end of the year. To adapt the extra day to the non-seniors, the report recommends placing a first year course examination on the Saturday of the �pre-examination week-end. The report was approved by the Council. , Julia Grant, '38, reported that the Quota Committee is making a list not only of students wishing to go to the Continued on Page Two � Mr. Bernheimer Speaks on Architecture^ Richard Bernheimer, of the History of Art Department, de- livered an address before a meeting of the College Art As- sociation in Chicago on Novem- ber 6. He spoke on An Ancient Oriental Prototype of early Christian Church Architecture. Skating Free at Haverford Arrangements have been completed whereby Bryn Mawrters will be able to enjoy free ice-skating one after- noon a week on the new indoor rink in Haverford. The rink will be open to Bryn Mawr and Haverford stu- dents on Monday afternoons from five to six o'clock for ten weeks, beginning December 6, exclusive of the Christ- mas holidays and semester examina- tion periods. There will be no ad- mission oharge. Lessons will be given by professional teachers at three dol- lars for a 20 minute period; three people may ^hare a lesson. Libby Emphasizes Need For "Peaceful Change" Speaker Says Our Protection Lies In Neutrality Law Goodhart Hall, November 11.� Frederic Libby, Secretary of the So- ciety for the Prevention of War, emphasized in a.Special Armistice Day Chapel the need of a policy of "peace- ful change" among nations today. We must face the real issues in back of our present unrest, admit true griev- ances and above all educate men to an understanding of international rela- tionships if we are to avoid future wars. Before we can p"bmt at Italy and Japan as lawless aggressors, we must remember our former unjust behav- iour which has forced them to take up their present stand. France, Great Britain, Russia, and the United States, Mr. Libby reminded the audi- ence, rule three-fifths of the world's surface and possess more than four- fifths of the world's wealth. On the other hand, Mongolia, In- dia, Japan, and the Dutch East In- dies, which make up one-half of the population, of the earth, occupy one- Continued on Page Four Weeping Women and Smoky Battles Crowd Goodhart in English Department Movie Birth of a Nation is Found Emotionally and Actually Amazingly Rapid Goodhart, Novembey 11.�The Birth of a Nation, the first "of a series of movies to be used by the freshman English Department, was chosen for purely � technical reasons, not because of any particular agreement with the ideas expressed by the film. Imme- diately after an announcement to that effect Goodhart was plunged into a melee of weeping women, smoky bat- tle scenes, and obscure captions. Emo- tional encounter followed emotional encounter with amazing rapidity, care- fully explained and annotated by D. W. Griffith's literal insertions which follow a Northern boy and a South- ern girl "by way of love valley," herald a cloud of dust with "The Confederates to the rescue" and usher another southern lass through the "opal gates of death." The period from the beginning of the Civil War to the final overthrow of the carpet-baggers and negro gov- ernments by the Ku Klux Klan is cov- ered by flashy glimpses of ...�!'. $NM|�M>anding together, we see dark fig- reactions interspersed with lengthy and smoky panoramas of armed forces, now fighting with utmost valor, now cheering the succor of a comrade by a noble foe. Meanwhile, ethereal flags appear only to disappear from the-line of battle, and a lonely smoke- ring floats lazily across the sky. Then, the war over, the carpet- baggers not yet influential, we witness the growth of a great love from a winsome glance to an hysterial clutch- ing of a bed-post which is captioned "Love's rhapsodies and love's tears." Lillian Gish leaps ecstatically about the room, and, in a final frenzy, kisses * the mahogany bed-post, and that scene is blissfully ended. Mae Marsh, who is the little and favorite sister of the southern hero, goes through a harrowing experience with Gus, a mulatto maniac, who leads her a most jerky and rapid chase through woods and clearings, over tree-stumps and rocks, until she is forced to jump from a high preci- pice to escape from him. Brother ar- rives on the scene just in time to see the girl open her mouth to say, silently and dramatically, "Gus." He returns home full of vengeance and we next find him trying to conceal a large white hooded garment which tells- us that the Ku Klux Klan is on its way. Thereafter follows a series of shots, predecessors of the Westerns, which flash regularly from rescuer to criminals to victims and back again to the rescuer. We see the Ku Klux- COLLEGE CALENDAR itftursday, November 18 � English Department Movies, Goodhart. 8.15. Seventh Pa- nofsky Lecture. Goodhart. 5 p. in. Friday, November 19�Sci- ence Club Meeting. Dr. Ethel Brown Harvey .will speak. Music Room. 8 p. m. Sunday, November 21�All- College Tea, Common Room. 5 p. m. Monday, November 22�Canon Dimnet Lecture. Goodhart. 8.15. Tuesday, November 23 � In- ternational Club Meeting. Com- mon Room. 4 p. m. Mr. Fen- wick will speak on current events. Common Room. 7.30. German poetry reading. Com- mon Room. 8.15. Wednesday, November 21,, to Monday, November 29�Thanks- giving vacation. College Life Figures In Hamlet Production J. Thorn, '38, and A. Goodman, '38, Synthesize Lines and Ideas of All Shakespeare S. MEIGS TRAGIC HERO ures surrounding an isolated cabin on the plains of nowhere, and then we enter the two-room cabin jammed with agonized*, but definitely courageous, faces. With a scream of applause we are brought�to�a-final caption, the establishment of ""Liberty and Union, one and inseparable, now and forever." Goodhart Hall, November 12.� The Players' Club production of Hamlet immortalizes Shakespeare: it proves that he has not, and cannot be outmoded. Though times and cus- toms may change, the inner truth of the great drama still rings true. But it is fitting, and even necessary, that this timeless theme should be inter- preted in modern terms, in terms that will apply to the complexities of mod- ern life. Such an interpretation is the monumental achievement of Miss Janet Thorn and Miss Anne Goodman, and of the actors, who played their parts most feelingly. The production is not merely of Hamlet the play, but is rather a syn- thesis, delving beneath the Hamlet plot, of the most impelling lines and ideas of all Shakespeare's plays. The application of All-Shakespeare to col- lege life, with its seething intellectual- ism, its varying channels of Staple- tonian analysis and Veltmanic whirl- winds of passion, makes this experi- mental Hamlet extremely significant. We also see clearly through this production that the so-called radical trend of modern literary style is not really so radical. Shakespeare is the father of Virginia Woolf and James Joyce. The dialogue of this Ham- let is unmistakably written with the "train-of-thought" method; we are impelled with startling ranjdity through the machinations of Ham- let's mind, and through the interplay of, complex forces and attitudes of all the characters. To illustrate: HAMLET (as he falls upon his sword): "Being or non-Being, or possibly becoming. Are there any questions? For is there a sense in which it is nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune? . . . tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, but never jam today." Miss Sarah Meigs, a pupil of John Gielgud, plays Prince Hamlet, and surpasses her teacher in the role. She becomes a modern impersonation of this immortal tragic hero, and we live with her-jthe tortures of sus- picion, of mental turmoil and dis- illusion, of failure to hear the latest news from Wall Street. The identification of characters in the play with members of the Bryn Mawr faculty makes the interpreta- tion especially cogent. We perceive new philosophic depths in the char- acter of Hamlet in this interpretatioi of the "to be or not to be" speech. Similarly Rosencrantz and Guilden- crantz assume a totally unsuspected significance when they are respec- tively identified with Mr. Arthur C. Sprague, Professor of English, a,nd Miss K. Lawrence Stapleton, Instruct- or in English. The erudite investi- gations of Mr. Sprague reveal the hitherto unknown fact that a "brothel Continued on Pa** Six Hampton Group, Presents African, Native Dances Modern Technique is Combined With Negro Rhythms Goodhart HaH, November 9.�Com- bining a markedly modern technique with the simplicity of negro rhythm, the Hampton Institute Creative Dance Group aroused a large audience to enthusiasm. ^ie Group, after four years of work, has done itself both good and harm. The techniques of the modern school have been ably learned; the interpretation* of old themes by these new methods make an admirable combination. But the spontaneity and exuberance normally found in the negro dance have suf- fered. Expression is restrained, and the effect of the dances weakened ac- cordingly. The most obvious example of this "de-energizing" was found in the Characteristic Dance Rhythms. Here, in Juba and the Cake Walk some "high-hoofing" was expected. In neither did it appear. Juba, although the ^\four boys tapped expertly, had less rhythm in it than when done, by the Hampton Quartet. The Cake Walk was only a pale imitation of the high-stepping dance of minstrel fame. It was not until the dance spiritual, Get On Board, that rhythm ruled, and mobile, musical freedom was achieved. The latter part of the program con- sisted mainly of African Dances. To fully appreciate and understand them, a knowledge of their purpose and background is necessary. Hampton Institute has made an exhausting study of African songs, dances, and tribal customs. As native dances, they are authentic presentations. The native dances attempted a child-like simplicity. A Pagan's Prayer and Ogugu illustrate this point. Both are elemental in their^in- terpretation and execution. Fangai Man, danced by the African boy, was a marvel of native, inherent rhythm. It was a dance that in its primitive way was equal to the highly developed interpretation of India by Shan-Kar. In the last_mmih.er on the program, the boys lost some of their restraint, and a primitive version of the Big Apple waa presented to the delighted audience. A The Hampton Group embodies the germ of an excellent dancing unit. Their able director, Charlotte Moton Kennedy, has danced at Bennington under the foremost dancers in Amer- ica today. L. J. S. Malin Discusses Service Organizations u\ Spain Loyalists Are Especially in Need Of Clinics, Orphanages The Deanery, November 41.�The need in Spain is more severe on the Government than on the Nationalist side, said^Eatrlclr-M. Malin, Profes- sor of Economics at Swarthmore Col- lege, who has worked on the Ameri- can Friends' Service Committee. The great number of refugees and war orphans, combined with the economic chaos, account for the major part of the need. The National Catholic So- ciety and the Spanish Red Cross, the high officials of which are Na- tionalists, are the two great service organizations in the country; al- though the Red Gross has made re- peated attempts to reorganize itself as a government aid, it has not made any progress so far. Added to this, a great number of the orphanages are rebel-owned. The specific wants of the govern- ment are hospitals and orphanages. Three hospitals were organized by an Englishman who until recently supported them with his own funds, but he is no longer able to do so. Although the need in Madrid is dire, almost none of the inhabitants have left. Its population has been increased by the refugees who have been repatriated from France. Al- Contlnu�d on Pa*e Four Neo-Platotiic Laws Demonstrated in Tomb of Ltffius II Panofsky Discusses Philosophy And Principles of Composition Of Michelangelo PRESENT MAUSOLEUM REDUCTION OF FIRST Goodhart, November 15.�Michel- angelo was the only one of the many artists influenced by Neo-Platonism who was a genuine Platonic, said Pro- fessor Panofsky in the sixth Flexner lecture. His unfathomable dissatis- faction with himself and the universe was the secret of his genius; he adopt- ed Neo-Platonism in an attempt at self-justification. In his tomb of Pope Julius II, as it was originally intended and as it was finally executed, we can trace the influence of the Neo- Platonic doctrines, and their ultimate failure to gain a permanent place in art. A comparison of Michelangelo's works to those of his prototypes and followers makes us aware of his unique principles of composition. By closing hollows and eliminating pro- jections, he condenses his groups and isolates his masses from their sur- roundings. In addition, he uses a new sharp accentuation of the basic direc- tions of space; oblique lines are re- placed by horizontal or vertical ones, while volumes are either parallel or at right angles to each other. More- over, the rigidity of this rectangular system operates not as a static, but as a dynamic principle. Those obliques which are retained gain emphasis by contrast. Michelangelo's figures strike us as inevitably collapsing under inexorable forces. They strain against these forces, and weary themselves in their efforts, yet their movements seem to be stifled from the start. However, ____ consummate rest is as absent as con- summate action; instead of peaceful tranquility, we have violent exhaus- tion. The figures are not conceived with respect to an organic axis, but to a rectangular block, from which they emerge slowly, with the artist striving constantly to orient them to the frontal plane. He conceived his forces as eternally repulsing and re- enforcing each other. Although Michelangelo was only one of many to uphold Neo-Platonism, he was the only artist to take over its teachings and theories entirely. His stubborn preference for hard stone and his preoccupation with the recalcitrant block form, from which he could visualize his figures as grad- ually emerging, are bound up with the Neo-Platonic idea of matter. The belief of this philosophy in the "un- broken splendor of the light divino" is reflected in the beauty of his fig- ures and its conception of the earthly body as the prison of the immortal soul, which is longing for escape through death, is visualized in the struggles and isolation of the figures. Michelangelo's recourse to NeoJ>la- Contlnued on Pa** Three CANON DIMNET WILL SPEAK IN GOODHART Canon Ernest Dimnet, author and lecturer, will speak on My Two Worlds in Goodhart Hall, Monday, November 22. The material for this lecture has been taken from two of his books, My 'Old World and My New World. The first deals with boyhood remini- scences and years in the Theological Seminary, while the second presents observations in America. A native of northern France, Canon Dimnet has been writing-for Engjish and American periodicals since his j scholastic days in Paris. In 1919 he was invued to give a series of Lowell Lectures at Harvard. In 1923 he � spoke at the Williamstown Institute of Politics. Not only has he lectured to many clubs, but also to leading universities and women's colleges, eluding Bryn Mawr.
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