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We're halfway through the the inaugural season of Spike's new hit series, Coal. Here's your chance to catch up on the first five episodes. New episodes air Sundays at 8PM/7c.
With less than 6 months experience, Jeremy is Cobalt's youngest and only "Red Hat" miner. Recently married and soon to be a father, Jeremy is looking to jump-start a long career in coal mining to support his family. He hopes to follow in his cousin, Jonathan Dotson's, footsteps and work his way up to a Roof Bolter position. When Jeremy was fresh out of high school, his father tried to encourage him to go to college and get a job outside the mines, but he wanted to feel like a true West Virginian and call himself a coal miner.
After 23 years of truck driving and always being on the road, Joseph moved back home to West Virginia and took at job in the coal mines. As a trained EMT, he's worked his way up from a Red Hat (novice coal miner) to Miner Operator. After three years of mining, his injuries have been limited to a mangled finger and feels that coal mining is less dangerous than being a truck driver on the open road.
A third generation miner (his mother is the mine's office secretary, father a trucker and grandfather a miner), Jonathan grew up just three miles from the mine. Recently, promoted from a Red Hat apprentice to a Black Hat, Jonathan took the job at the mine to support his wife a baby daughter. Jonathan intends to be a coal miner for the rest of his life saying "I enjoy being a coal miner, I'm proud of it. You can say you're a coal miner and everyone has respect for you. They know what you go through."
Hank's been mining since 2000. He's a second-generation miner whose father retired after an injury in the hole. His father discouraged him from mining, but Hank says in West Virginia, you're either a logger, miner or flipping burgers and says he wasn't about to start flipping burgers. Hank says that coal mining is just something he loves, that it's in his family's blood – and deep in his blood.
Following in the footsteps of his grandfather who took him underground for the first time when he was 12, Jeremy has close to a decade of mining under his belt. A car accident cost him a college basketball scholarship and he had to move back home and take a job in the mines. Jeremy was seriously injured in a rock fall that left him covered for more than 30 minutes underground. He was out of work for more than a month and was afraid to go back into "the hole," but for the sake of his two daughters, faced his fear and now mining at Cobalt Coal.
Andy is a third generation miner born and raised in West Virginia. Andy works alongside his son Andrew, Jr. hoping to teach him the ropes before he retires. As the anchor of the Day Shift and commanding great respect from his co-workers, everyone refers to Andy is one of the best continuous miners in the state. Incredibly close to his son Andrew, he is glad that he's following in his footsteps. When Andy was a young miner, he had a mentor that took him under his wing and believed in him and he hopes to do the same for his son.
Andrew is one of the youngest miners at Cobalt Coal and works on the day shift alongside his dad and mining legend Andy Christian Sr. Andrew wants to become a continuous miner operator just like his dad. Though it's one of the most difficult and dangerous positions, it's also one of the highest-paying jobs in the mine. Andrew knows that with his dad training him, he'll be one of the best miner operators in the state, just like his dad.
It's true. The rave reviews for Spike's new original series keep pouring in. Coal airs Wednesdays at 10PM/9c only on Spike.
Coal mining is a business but it's also a dangerous one. Watch this exclusive season preview of Spike's new original series Coal and find out what's in store for the Cobalt Coal miners. Coal airs Wednesdays at 10PM/9c only on Spike.


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Samsung phones | Samsung E310 review
The Samsung E310 is a clamshell camera phone that looks a lot like other Samsung clamshells. It's a neat, small and lightweight silver clam with an external aerial and has all the basic features that are to be expected from a modern camera phone: VGA camera, medium-sized 65k colour screen, 40-voice polyphonic ringtones and Java games. It's only exceptional feature is the 65k colour external display (one of the best external displays on any clamshell). Unlike the Samsung E330, the E310 does have an infrared connection, but the E330 has the advantage of a handsfree speaker. The E310 is not a very reliable phone and has a tendency to freeze or randomly switch itself off. Battery life is also poor, and the phone cannot be recommended. The E330 is a better option. Samsung E310 features include:
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With welcoming staff to greet and a great restaurant downstairs to make you feel at home, the San Remo Hotel is San Francisco's best kept secret. Our San Remo hotel is a hidden gem, offering guests a one-of-a kind experience. Sample Italian cuisine at the famous Fior d'Italia or explore San Francisco by bike or foot.
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Each year the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) asks students at hundreds of colleges and universities to reflect on the time they devote to various learning activities. The topics explored are linked to previous research on student success in college.
Results from NSSE can provide prospective students with insights into how they might learn and develop at a given college. To help in the college exploration process, NSSE developed A Pocket Guide to Choosing a College to provide students and their families key questions to ask during campus visits.
The following responses were provided by 466 IU students on the 2011 NSSE survey.
Academic Challenge
80% of FY students felt that this institution placed substantial emphasis on academics.1
Do faculty hold students to high standards?
68% of FY students frequently worked harder than they thought they could to meet faculty expectations.2
How much time do students spend on homework each week?
28% of FY students spent more than 15 hours per week preparing for class. 20% spent 5 hours or less.
What types of thinking do assignments require?
First-year students reported substantial emphasis on the following activities:
How much writing is expected?
9% of FY students wrote more than 10 papers between 5 and 19 pages and 17% wrote at least one paper more than 20 pages in length.
How much reading is expected during the school year?
27% of FY students read more than 10 assigned books and packs of course readings. 29% read fewer than 5.
Do exams require students to do their best work?
46% of FY students reported that their exams strongly challenged them to do their best work.3
Active Learning
How often are topics from class discussed outside of the classroom?
58% of FY students frequently discussed readings or ideas from coursework outside of class.
Do students work together on projects – inside and outside of class?
63% of FY students frequently worked with other students on projects in class, 40% worked with peers on assignments outside of class.
How often do students make class presentations?
66% of FY students reported that they made frequent presentations in class.
How many students participate in community-based projects in regular courses?
15% of FY students frequently participated in service-learning or community-based projects during a given year. 58% never took part in such activities.
How many students apply their classroom learning to real life through internships or off-campus field experiences?
By their senior year, 40% of students participated in some form of practicum, internship, field experience, co-op, or clinical assignment.
Do students have opportunities to tutor or teach other students?
11% of seniors frequently assisted their fellow students by tutoring or teaching.
Student-Faculty Interaction
Are faculty members accessible and supportive?
66% of FY students said their faculty were available, helpful and sympathetic.
How many students work on research projects with faculty?
By their senior year, 16% of students had done research with a faculty member.
Do students receive prompt feedback on academic performance?
73% of FY students indicated that they frequently received prompt verbal or written feedback from faculty members.
How often do students talk with advisors or faculty members about their career plans?
71% of seniors at least occasionally discussed career plans with faculty.4 29% never talked with faculty members about career plans.
Do students and faculty members work together on committees and projects outside of course work?
40% of FY students at least occasionally spent time with faculty members on activities other than coursework.
Enriching Educational Experiences
During their first year, 17% of students participated in a learning community. By their senior year, 16% of students had taken an independent study class.
How often do students interact with peers with different social, political, or religious views?
47% of FY students said they frequently had serious conversations with students who are different from themselves in terms of their religious, political, or personal beliefs.
How often do students interact with peers from different racial or ethnic backgrounds?
52% of FY students frequently had serious conversations with those of a different race.
How many students study in other countries?
By their senior year, 3% of students had studied abroad.
Do students participate in activities that enhance their spirituality?
36% of FY students frequently engaged in spiritually enhancing activities such as worship, meditation, or prayer.
What percentage of students participate in community service?
By the time they were seniors, 50% of students had participated in community service or volunteer work.
Supportive Campus Environment
How well do students get along with other students?
69% of FY students reported that their peers were friendly, supportive, and helped them feel as if they belonged.
Are students satisfied with their overall educational experience?
89% of FY students reported a favorable image of this institution; 81% of seniors would have chosen this school again if they could start their college career over.
How much time do students devote to co-curricular activities?
5% of FY students spent more than 15 hours a week participating in co-curricular activities. 55% spent no time participating in co-curricular activities.
How well do students get along with administrators and staff?
51% of FY students found the administrative personnel and offices helpful, considerate, and flexible.
To what extent does the school help students deal with their academic and social needs?
80% of FY students felt that this institution had a substantial commitment to their academic success.
44% felt well-supported by the institution regarding their social needs.
A Pocket Guide to Choosing a College is available at nsse.iub.edu/html/pocket_guide.cfm
Data source: National Survey of Student Engagement 2011
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Go Mobile: http://mobile.fosters.com Peyton Rae debuts as first baby of year at WDH in Dover: 8-pound, 4-ounce bundle of joy joins her Epping family at 2:21 p.m.
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DOVER — Spoiled with kisses, hugs and baby talk, Peyton Rae entered the world on Jan. 1, 2013, as a super star — she was the first baby of the new year at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital.
Katelyn has an important job to do now as a big sister to two siblings, one that involves being a role model. But for now, Katelyn is looking forward to going back to school on Wednesday and sharing the news of the new addition to her family with friends. "But that's it. No more," Melissa said about future pregnancies, laughing. "I'm done!" Peyton was the smallest of Melissa's three children, weighing eight pounds, four ounces. She said Katelyn was her biggest at nine and a half pounds. Melissa did not have time this year to create any New Year's resolutions, but hopes Peyton continues to be healthy and that she sleeps. So far, she has been lucky. Peyton slept for most of the afternoon, after greeting her parents, doctor and nurses at 2:21 p.m. "She has been very good," Melissa said. "She was awake for a couple of hours, but has been sleeping for a couple of hours now." Peyton is the second baby born in the new year in the surrounding local hospitals. Portsmouth Regional welcomed the first in the area at 9:43 a.m.


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I have a wireless mic receiver that has only a line-out/headphone output. I want to run it into my Sony camcorder mic input. What kind of adapter do I need to reduce the signal level from line-level to mic-level?
Reply: The drawing below shows a simple adapter cable that converts line-level to mic-level. The two resistors drop the level 40 dB. The capacitor blocks DC from the camcorder mic input. The capacitor can be 1 to 4.7 microfarads, 10 volts or higher. You can solder together this adapter cable yourself, or ask an electronics friend or music-store tech to make it for you. As far as I know, this adapter is not available commercially.


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(CNN) -- DNA tests have confirmed that human remains found buried beneath an English car park are those of the country's King Richard III.
British scientists announced Monday they are convinced "beyond reasonable doubt" that a skeleton found during an archaeological dig in Leicester, central England, last August is that of the former king, who was killed at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485.
Mitochondrial DNA extracted from the bones was matched to Michael Ibsen, a Canadian cabinetmaker and direct descendant of Richard III's sister, Anne of York.
Experts say other evidence -- including battle wounds and signs of scoliosis, or curvature of the spine, found during the search and the more than four months of tests since support the DNA findings.
The skeleton was discovered buried among the remains of what was once the city's Greyfriars friary, but is now a council car park.
Richard III's remains will be reburied in Leicester Cathedral, close to the site of his original grave, in a memorial service expected to be held early next year, once analysis of the bones is completed.
Read more: Richard III: The king and the car park?
Archaeologists say the man they found appears to have met a violent death: There is evidence of two severe blows to the skull, and it appears Richard's corpse may also have been mistreated.
Richard Buckley, the lead archaeologist on the project, said the unusual position of the skeleton's arms and hands suggested the king may have been buried with his hands tied.
Investigators from the University of Leicester had been examining the remains for months. Others got their first glimpse of the battle-scarred skull that may have once worn the English crown early Monday when the university released a photograph ahead of its announcement.
"The skull was in good condition, although fragile, and was able to give us detailed information," said Jo Appleby, a lecturer in human bioarchaeology at the university who led the exhumation of the remains last year.
Turi King, who carried out the DNA analysis, said it was a "real relief" when the results came through.
"I went really quiet. I was seeing all these matches coming back, thinking, 'That's a match, and that's a match, and that's a match.' At that point I did a little dance around the lab."
Michael Ibsen, whose DNA matched with that of the king's remains, said he reacted with "stunned silence" when told the closely-guarded results on Sunday.
"I never thought I'd be a match, and certainly not that it would be so close, but the results look like a carbon copy."
Supporters of the infamous king, including members of the Richard III Society, hoped the discovery would force academics to rewrite history, which they say has been tainted by exaggerations and false claims.
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"The trouble is we judge Richard by a pseudo-Victorian values system, but we judge others in the context of their time," she said.
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V �.<&&*** ��.. * * � -' V 4 * The College News'" VOL XIII. No. 21. BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE), PA.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927 PRICE, 10. CENTS INDIAN ART IS LECTURE SUBJECT Dr. Coomaraswamy Surveys Sculpture and Paintings Over Period of Centuries. BUDDHIST ART TRACED Indian*art. with which most of us were painfujly unacquainted, was the suhject of a very illuminating lecture in Taylor on Friday evening. April 1. D4 Diez in- troduced the'speaker. Dr. Ananda Coom- araswamy. who since 1917 has been curator of the Indian collection in the Boston Art Museum and' is one of the few scholars who is an authority on In- dian art. Dr. Coomaraswamy beg*i his rapid survey of the entire field of Indian art in painting and sculpture by showing us some primitive seals dating from about three*or four thousand B. O. C. which were very similar in character to Sume- rian art of the same period. He also showed us a few terra cotta figures of goddesses of fertility of the primitive period, the type of which has continued on down through Indian art until th present time. Before the third century B. C. how- ever, there was little monumental art due in large measure to the character of the religion, which was a worship of more or less abstract genii, or guardian spirits, of the Xaga or Yuksha types, which are related to certain types of divinities worshiped in Asia. As the re- ligion was of an entirely abstract mys- tical character with elements of -nature worship, it was natural that a monu-. mental art should not develop until there was some need felt on the part of the people for anthropomorphisation. This need was felt as early as the third cen- tury B.' C. when certain definite types were first developed in art as the result of the first stages of a devotional wor- ship whose emotional requirements were soon anthropomorphic. Third Century Landscapes As a model for the type of devotional statue which was directly to inspire the Self-Gov. Elections, . The "Self-Government Association has elected the following people to its Executive Board: Second Juni- or member. E. Perkins; third Junior member, R. Cross; first Sopho- more member, O. Stokes; second Sophomore member, M. Dean; sec- retary. B. Chantling, '2!>; treasurer, M. Martin, '.'to. FACULTY TO EDIT NEXT NEWS ISSUE POMPEII WAS A MYSTIC CENTER Dr. Rostovseff Found Friezes of Ritual�Shows Slides For First Time. COMPLEX INITIATIONS B. Ling and Unnamed Under- lings Will Describe College as Professors See It. NEWS HOPES TO LEARN In token of the affection the faculty feels toward the undergraduates of Bryn Mawr, they have agreed to confer an Easter gift upon the college, it was re- vealed today. They have contracted to bring out the next issue of the Cou.KGE ei 'News, to the enormous profit of the college, and the particular and even greater profit of the News Board. Step- ping down from their position as the cynosure of undergraduate eyes, they will describe the doing of the undergraduates as they see them. Barbara Ling, 1985, a member of the staff and reader in His- tory pf Art, is to be Editor-in-Chief. She refused to make public the names of her asistants, who, however, will include many honored names among the faculty. Miss Ling has had a long acquaintance with the News, having, she alleges, tried out- many times for the editorial board while an undergraduate. . The old Board of the Xevvs looks for- ward to seeing its mistakes corrected and its methods improved rth and the new Board anticipates model for its emula- tion throughout the coming year. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 One Religion Conquering Race Prejudice Is Islam "Chivalry wa^ founded by four hun- dred Arabic Knights," said Professor Joshi, head of the Department of Philoso- phy at Dartmouth and a descendant of a long Hue of Brahmin scholars, in a talk on comparing Islam and Chris- tianity Tuesday evening, April ">: He pled for an attitude of discrimination and" tolerance toward Islam. We should dis- cover the highest peaks of achievement of other people, not their faults, and thus acquire knowledge and wisdom. ? ken Kays." so he set to work to read Today there are four dominant types of. civilization, Western (based on Greek philosophy, the Roman system of law. the Christian religion, Hebrew ethical teach- ing! and now embracing the modern scientific movement), secondly the civi- lization of China, the mongoloid type, then the civilization of India and finally the civilization of the Mohammedan world. Vestiges of old Aryan traditions, once shared by the whole of Europe, arc alone extant in the civilization of India. India has preserved them uncorrupted. The acceptance of- Christianity severed Europe from these traditions. Although Christianity claims Palestine as fts birth- place, when it went to Europe it \^s united with Greek philosophy and became Helleiiiz.ed. then Europeanized and' final- ly, when it was brought here. Ameri- canized. Professor Joshi said that there were _ Miss Blodgett is at work on such prob- three impr JfcrrKT'rhissionary religions in the world today�Buddhism, Christianity and Islam, which means "stnvJHg.;after. CONTIXUBD OX TJIE KEVKNTH IM<JE V. Fain, Art President The officers of the Art Club for the year 1927-28 will be: Virginia Fain................President Isabella Hopkinson ......Vice President Edith Grant ..................Secretary Helen N. Turtle ...............Treasurer Vildiz Philips .��:!*:% .'3iiimWr3�a�4*- Shaw's Life Is Series of Inspired Follies To give a "personal close-up" of his friend, Mr. Bernard Shaw, was the pur- pose of Mr. Archibald Henderson in speaking here, on Thursday. March 31. As Shaw's biographer, Mr. Henderson has had the opportunity to find out many amusing things about the personality of the great dramatist. He has often l>een asked how he, a student of mathematics, had come to write this biography; his account of it is amusing, and typical of Shaw. When he was still a student, he was taken to a performance of You Never Can Tell. This affected him* "like a hath of Milli- That Pompeii in the last days of the Roman republic was a center of Greek mystic cults was the theme discussed by Dr. Ivan Rostovseff. now Professor of history at Vale University, and formerly at a woman's University in Petersburg, in a lecture delivered in Tay!or Hall on Saturday evening, April :.'. These cults were developed in Greece in the sixth century B. C, during a period of political and industrial strife. Misen and oppression on earth led to faith in a divine justice hereafter, to a preoccupa- tion generally with the mysteries of life and death not solved by Homer and I lesiod. Cult of Demeter Old The worship of the earth mother, the Goddess of the spring resurrection, called in Greece Demeter. went hack to the Pre- Tndo-European period; added to this, from the noVlh-had come the worship of Bacchus, the god of vegetation. From the sacrificial rites in his honor arose the mystic Dionysiac cult, its followers be- lieving that participation in their myster- ies and initiation ceremonies would bring a new life hereafter for the Blessed. At first these followers were the oppressed peoples of humble origin, but by the sixth century It. C. the attention of those in higher circles had been attracted, stimul- latilfg a new period of philosophic specu- lation". On these early cults new philoso- phy was built up. based on the principles of original sin, purification, infernal punishment and heavenly reward. The origin of the system was ascribed to a mythical god, Orpheus, and the philoso- phy he was supposed to have propounded, called Orpheism, affected in turn the F.leusian Mysteries of Demeter and various Dionysiac cults. In the fifth and fourth centuries B. ('. these philosophies spread over Italy and Sicily. Tablets of advice to the dead have been found on the sites of old graves In spite of official censure the cults lived and spread. Finally in the civil wars, with Italy overridden by strife and suffering and Lucretius' appeal to reason CONTINUED ON PAGE :: "BLAYDS" RECEIVES HOMAGE FROM BRYN MAWR AUDIENCE M. Peyre Pronounces M. Villard Exceptional Interpreter of ^ * Difficult Parts. Rose Will Head News The College News takes great pleasure in announcing that the Editor in Chief for next year will Cdrnelia B. Rose. 1888. Miss Rose has been on the News since her sophomore year, and has also been a member of the Cut Committee and of the hoard of the Self Government Asso- ciation. H. McKclvey, 11)28. was elect- ed Censor for next year. She has been a member of the board of the Christian Association, and is now on the Central Committee of Varsity Dramatics. As a result of the competition held during the last few weeks, for the Editorial Board. Mary Grace, 192!). and Erna S. Rice and Catherine Howe. 1980, have Been made associate editors. Celeste Page. HKIO, has been elected to the business board. The new board will take over ajter the faculty issue of next week. BARKER A REVELATION how everything that Shaw had ever written. Then, with the audacity of youth, he wrote to Shaw, and formally proposed to write his life. After several anxious weeks, he received a i>ost card, bearing the four words "Send me your photo- graph!" Mr. Henderson said this re- quest embarrassed him exceedingly he- (IINTIMKI) ON I'ACiE 3 Scientific Research Is Gem of Sportsmanship "The presiding genius of scientific re- search is a fit subject,for a whole volume of sonnets," according to Katherine Blod- gett. Bryn Mawr, l'.U7..aiid at present re- search worker ior General Electric (.'". And the solving of scientific problems. is the most fascinating and tantalizing of games. Jems in the General Electric laboratory in Schenectady, New York. To supply this larga- as tab liehjntnt, which t.ccrpies two buildings, a large staff of carpenters, plumbers, electricians and glass blowers is required. This is in addition, of course, to those doing.tlie actual re- search. When a "green worker" first comes to the TJeneral Electric, she is put to work as assistant on the experiment of some- one else. At first she flounders about a Bnni -A"->\ and'asks innumerable ques- Nina Perera.........Publicity Manager CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Work Up the Ladder Although there will be no interclass tennis matches this spring, people wishing to work up on their class leaders are asked to challenge those who have the position two places above and give the results to their class captains, R. Rickaby. '27; F. Bethel, '28; C. Swan. '29, and O. Stokes, '30. Any group. desiring a tournament is also at liberty to organize one at any time, if some one in authority is notified. Varsity, however, will play several matches this season and B. Pitney, "27. captain, is very anxious that people prac- tice diligently (except on those mornings when the courts are closed for repairs and when a notice to that effect will !>c posted on the athletic hoard.) MRS. TIFFANY LEAVES BEQUEST Alumnae Association to Bene- fit Eventually from Large Trust Fund. $25,000.00 FELLOWSHIP Bryn Mawr College, in which Mrs. Charles E. Tiffany, prominent alumna, interested herself deeply from the time of her graduation until her death, March-11, will benefit considerably in years to come as a result of provisions in her will filed at Mineola. The will provides that Mrs. Tiffany's sisters. Gertrude S. and Henrietta B. Ely. and Ivcr aunt. Sarah A. Reed, each shall receive the income for life from a share in the residuary estate which may amount to about 91,000,000^ I'pon the death of each of these beneficiaries, the amount set aside for such bene- ficiary alumnae is to go to the Bryn Mawr Alumni Association, of which Mrs. Tiffany formerly was president, to be used by that association for the benefit of the college. In addition, on the death of Eva Richardson of Dccatur. Ga.. another beneficiary, Bryn Mawr is to receive 185.000 for the establishment of-a fel- lowship in archaeology to be known as the Theodore N. Ely Scholarship, in honor of Mrs. Tiffany's father. Miss CONTINUED ON TIIK KIOHTJI PAGE B. Loines Unanimous Choice for C.A. President, Stewart Vice-President Barbara Loines, '2h, was unanimously elected president of the Christian Asso- ciation, for the year 1!I27-2H. at a inecU ing held on Tuesday, April .",. .Miss Loines has been on the Christian Asso- ciation Board for two years; the "as class President in her ^uuhuni^rc.w-:ir-Vwi�f�LjnKf'j,th<r"iMa\ - down to WTHTani and" is an- all-around afhlel her Freshman year, she has 1>een on the Varsity Hockey team, and was twia class Hockey Captain. She1 is Varsity Basket- ball Captain for next year, and has been on the team every year. Durirg " her Freshman year, she was a member of the I ndergraduate Board. Elizabeth Stewart. '28, who was elected Vice President, His also been on th; Christian Association^Board for two years, and hSrF eTrtfra'-*cll'&rge �1 .... Maid's Committee. In her Freshman year jh� was mi the Self-Government Board. She was Swimming Manager last year, anda* Varsity Swimming Captain this. Her histrionic ability is well from her interpretation of the Frog Foot- man in Freshman Show, through V'l'-. in The Truth About Hluyds. she. has never failed to delight, 'as a comedian. The two Senior members of the Board are J. Stetson and B, Gaillard. M. R. Humphrey. '-".1. was elected First Junior member of the Board. At a second meeting of the Association, held April 11. the .'other Board member; were elected. The Junior menuVrs are R. Biddle and S. Bradley. From the da I of 1930, F. Frenayc. J. Kcasby and D. ross were elected. ----- By M. Henri Peyre. � Obliging colleagues had warned me delicate a task it was to revttfr a" ; Varsity play and to combine the praises j that one is expected to distribute with a measure of sincere, which is often to My, severe criticism. I nevertheless en- tered the gym firmly decided to assume ' my most high-brow attitude and I listeui- 1 cd with the same kind of superior (and ; at times bored) irony that professors dis- play during a students' report But no sooner bad the curtain liccn raised over the Blayds drawing room, very happily reproduced with its air of old dignity, than I began to think it might be a real entertainment after all. The characters appeared and by the middle of the first act I applauded heartily. I had to recog- nize that my reviewer's task would be less embarrassing thaif I thought. I can- not resort to the usual formula and de- clare that this is the best play I have ever seen in Bryn Mawr, because it would not mean much in my case. But it is certainly an excellent amateur pro- duction; that in almost every detail gives proof of competence, effort and talent. M. Villard Stars as Blayds M. Villard undoubtedly starred as the old poet Blayds and her qualities are far above the ordinary range. Her make- up was excellent, her costume and atti- tude struck one as true in every respect. Her quivering voice, the shaking of her hands, were admirably kept up until the end. while the diction always remained clear and carried to the audience the im- pression of melancholy regret and pathos of that old man crushed by his lifelong secret. Miss Villard's exceptional gifts as an interpreter of difficult parts was known to the college already; she has given another and last proof of it before she leaves Bryn Mawr. Miss Barker, who is, I believe, a Fresh- man, will on the contrary have more op- portunities to display her talent, for she has also a large share of it. She had already been something of a revelation in Pierrot at the Players' and she seems to have some experience of the amateur stage, so easy is her acting, not stained by the slightest touch of self-conscious- nesa or awkwardness? The naturalness with which she walked al>out the stage sat down, delivered in a rich voice her replies of the (rank, saucy granddaughter Septima were most refreshing and de- lightful to the audience. The mother, the eternally blundering and incurably stupid Marion, was also - played with great skill by Miss Latane. Her make-up. her attitude and gestures CONTINCBD ON i-ack 2 Bryn Mawr Able to Solve Religion-Science Problem "The world war is not the greatest conflict civilization has ever known." Dr. Hart, professor of Sociology, in a very interesting* talk in chapel on Fri- day, made this statement rather obvious. For there is a far greater conflict which has been rumbling dissatisfaction for over nineteen hundred years�that be- tween science and religion. The struggle began with trade and be- came acute with modern analysis and in- vention, with the radio, the aeroplane, and tlu new discoveries in the_b\eld_ofc-nxdi___ cine. 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[quote="greeney2"]I wish my Dad was still living, he was an Areonauticl engineer, and actually taught wind tunnel. The idea is interresting, but if the shape of the airfoil and surface finshing creates the drag, I'm tyring to picture any internal induced vibration or ultra sonic waves physically affecting the drag in on the air at all. Obviously the size of the wing is a function of the difference in air pressure in order to lift the weight. Any lighter material would result in needing a smaller wing, so in that sense total weight is less drag becasue the size required of the wing. Total surface area has to reduce drag.[/quote
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Here is a crude analogy. Now I am NOT saying is how this works but just a an illustration as a mode of action.
You have noticed if you put a juice mixer or any thing with a motor on a flat hard surface how the object will tend to have less friction and move and if the table is at a slight incline it will glide down the incline or just move away from its original position.
THIS THIS SAME OBJECT WHICH AS QUITE HEAVY suddenly seems to have less friction due to the motor inside it and lets it slide horizontally more easily.
A second example is a drill which will tend to slide across a hard surface when switched on.
This piezo acoustic transducer method seems related although the mechanism is not clear as to how it works.The possible modes are explained in the INITIAL post.
Modern aircraft materiels are quite advanced and more flexible and may be amenable to using this to reduce drag and a huge saving in fuel which could add up worldwide to large amounts.
Remember most aircraft are already subject to vibration anyway but this vibration is structured/controlled.


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Keith MW. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons clinical practice guidelines on the diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2009;91(10):2478-2479.
Keith MW. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons clinical practice guidelines on the treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2010;92(1):218-219.
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Basically, coming out of rehabilitation to specifically go back to old habits. I had stopped going out of my comfort zone to fall into the same muddy pit of sameyness i had been sunk into for many weeks when it comes to composing music. So, this is a demonstration of effort on my part on trying out new intruments and techniques, learning new stuff, etcétera.
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