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U The College News Z-811 VOL. XXVIII, No. 22 jL BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1942 Copyright, Trusteet of PRICF in CENTS Bryn Mawr College. 1942 yK1*-c lu cmla Stirring Tribute \L- Pitoeff Performs Given Miss Park j DJZf?� fe About Jeanne U Arc J By Elizabeth Boudreau, '45 Theatre Workshop, April 20.� Maids and Porters Present Before a well-filled hall, Madame Review as Expression j Ladmilla Pitoeff, well-known Of Devotion French actress, read excerpts from ______ Charles Peguy's Le Mygtere de la Goodhart, April 16.� In their Charite de Jeanne D'Arc, and i�jt. � ��� n � ii n* j from the actual records of the tribute to Miss Park, the Maids ,,, ., . , , . , , . . . I maid s historical trial, translated and Porters expressed in words ;into modem French by pierre and music their sincere apprecia- Champion. tion for her years of leadership, as Charles Peguy, Madame Pitoeff well as their gratitude to Bryn explained is the poet of the arti- ��,.,. . . .'sans: although of middle class Mawr for the advantages extended,, , ' to them. by variety andjooo books on Jeanne D'Arc, his is background he interprets the lives Their entertaining showjof workmen and peasants. Of 30,- enlivened marked by sincerity and effort. I the only one that analyzes her feel- Feature attractions were the \ �ngs in the first stages of her corn- was prehension of her divine mission. Madame Pitoeff movingly read pas- sages dealing with the horrors of war; her interpretation of Jean- ne's friend Auviette was amusing. The readings from the actual Continued on Page Three Main Line Singers, a group of men with a special talent for singing Negro spirituals. Their versions of the old favorites, Golden Slip- pers and Keep in the Middle of the Road brought bursts of applause and numerous encores. It Ain't Necessarily So demonstrated the) w-� ��� e ... -� � lively ability of Carl, a popular; failings Ol FhllOSOpIiy favorite, who, on demand, exhib- ited his versatility at the piano, singing popular songs in a manner reminiscent of Bing Crosby. There were several amusing readings. One, a parody on The Lost Chord, featured Lewis White, another ofision on Philosophy and Science the Main Line singers. From West i last Friday evening. The present Philadelphia came the Aeolian need of our race is for a direction Chorus, a group of trained women [that may coordinate its achieve- singers. In a solo written to Missiments. It is the duty of philoso- Park, Henrietta Largesse expressed phy to find and formulate this di- Discussed by M. Kent Common Room, April .�"Phil- osophy should be more practical," asserted Martha Kent in a discus- the feelings of the Maids and Por- ters. Singing Only a Rose, Mar- rection. Overpopulation, she said, is the garet Greer walked to Miss Park greatest problem today. War is and presented her with a bouquet but a symptom of it. A race must of roses. Miss Park took this op-[continue to improve its quality if portunity to thank the Maids and it is to survive, and to do this, she Porters for their entertainment.! added, its quantity must be limited. She remarked on the cooperation | Hence a direction and an ideal between them and the college, and [must be found which will make the expressed the hope that it would race want Jo improve. It is up to continue. She closed by saying,. philosophy to find the medium. "If I never see you again, I'll see you on the Judgment Day." Religion as it stands today is not sufficient. Although it might Commenting on the history of. prove a powerful medium, it would the Maids' and Porters' Show,'have to be stated in a completely Anna Kearney, the mistress of cer- emonies, and Pearl Edmonds both stressed the privileges which they have welcomed, the evening classes and the recent Maids' Bureau, for which they gave credit and praise to Mrs. Thomas. new fashion and include the facts which have been established by sci- ence. The fault of philosophy, she said, is that it ignores these facts instead of developing in accordance Fales and to Maude j with them. It builds its cosmolog- A roll of honor of those ical system without giving heed to who attended the various classes scientific theories or even generally and took part in the activities was accepted facts. Philosophy must, read by Maude Thomas, chairman if it is to have any weight, adopt of the Maids' classes. | itself to progress in other fields. Outing Club Venture Shows Hikers' Energy Unquenchable in Combating Hostile Nature By Anne Denny, '43 Ann JCoulson, '44 The newly hatched Outing Club made its first venture in the gen- eral direction of Valley Forge last weekend. Ten of the more robust lovers of nature packed up their knapsacks and piled in the station wagon. Clad in blue jeans, the hikers plowed tfirough the woods keeping to the streams, and aban- doning shoes. Undaunted by a fierce "No Trespassing" sign, the company, headed by Miss Yeager and Miss Raymond, got permission to camp by' a waterfall. Lunch was a hectic meal. After rescuing it from the stream, those hikers that considered themselves above such a mundane activity as eating, devoted their time to catch- ing caterpillars without a trace of feminine squeamishness. The night was spent in a Youth Hostel. The Outing Club, spurn- ing the bunks provided for less hardy followers of nature, slept in the hay. They were interrupted only by the giggling of Miss Ray- mond and Miss Yeager and the noises of the surrounding wild-life. The next day the group headed for Valley Forge. Several mem- bers were not able to resist the temptation of indulging in the lux- ury of brunch. This left only half the food needed for lunch and only by retracing their footsteps to buy more was the Club able to stave off starvation. The only casualties were a sprained ankle and a generous sprinkling of poison-ivy. Inspired by the enthusiasm of the members, the Club is making plans for an- other, probably equally exciting venture on May 2. Calendar Friday, April 24 Varsity Players and Hav- erford Cap and Bells Club: Hay Fever, Roberts Hall, &30 P. M. Saturday, April 25 Varsity Players and Hav- erford Cap and Bells Club: Hay Fever, Roberts Hall, 8:30 P. M. Rhoads Dance, 10:30. Sunday, April 26 Chapel, the Reverend Da- vid Braun, Music Room, 7:30. Tuesday, April 28 Current Events, Common Room, 7:30. Friday, May 1 Little May Day, College Assembly, announcement of undergraduate scholar- ships. Chamber Music Group, Music Room, 8:00. Announcement of New Courses Made by Miss Ward to College Courses Offered to Math Students Hear Curriculum Many Opportunities Offered to Student *For Summer Holiday Specially contributed by Alison Raymond The Alliance has been attempt- ing to help people to find the kinds of jobs for the summer which will be a part of the defense effort, yet which will also give students ex- periences that will be valuable to them after college. The majority of the students who have been interested in this type of employment have been jun- iors. Of them the largest group are interested in social work. Workers are needed in nearly all communities, on nearly all fronts� for child care, housing, nutrition work, clinics, and recreational lead- ership. Our welfare agencies are working at full capacity to handle the stresses and strains caused by a population uprooted and moved by defense industries and by the draft. Settlements and welfare agencies in every local district wel- come applicants. Miss Kraus is glad to give suggestions to stu- dents as to where they are most needed. Probably the most direct means of contributing concretely to the offense effort is by working in fac- tories. Work in a factory will make plain to you as nothing else can, aspects of problems in labor and industry which will face us after the War. Miss Fairchild plans to speak in the near future to students interested in factory work, on what will be expected of them in the factory. The third big defense need is for workers on farms. Men have been taken from the farms leaving them short-handed; prices are rising; facilities for canning and for the Continued or Pane Three 'Hay Fever' Noel Coward's Hay Fever is the joint spring production of the Varsity Players Club and Cap and Bells of Haver- ford. To avoid conflict with Patience rehearsals the play is to be given this year in Roberts Hall, Friday and Saturday, April 24th and 25th at 8:30. Admission is included in the Activities Drive for stu- dents and $1.10 for guests. Both students and guests must obtain tickets in the Publicity Office. Arrange- ments are being made for transportation. And Science Majors Accelerating In response to the increasing de- mand for women trained in mathe- matics and physics, the Depart- ments of Mathematics and of Phys- ics of Bryn Mawr College have decided to offer a limited number of courses during a special sum- mer session in 1942. These courses are given for the benefit of stu- dents, proposing to major in math- ematics or science, who wish to augment or to accelerate their programs of study for the degree. The courses will be open only to those who have shown better than average ability in the prerequisite courses. Courses to be Offered Department of Mathematics Second Year Course Integral Calculus, Infinite Series, Differential Equations: Mr. Oxto- by. Six hours lectures per week. Credit: One unit. Prerequisite: First year mathe- matics. Department of Physics Second Year Courses Elements of Mechanics: Mr. Pat- terson. Three hours lectures and four hours laboratory. Credit: One-half unit. Elements of Electricity: Mr. Pat- terson. Three hours lectures and four hours laboratory. Credit: One-half unit. Prerequisites: First year mathe- matics and first year physics. The second year course in mathematics must be taken as a parallel course if it has not already been taken. Special Course Laboratory and Shop Technique: Mr. Patterson, Mr. Powell, Mr. Law, and others. Lectures and practical instruc- tion will be given in the simpler techniques of physical research: e. g., woodworking, metal workings, glass blowing, sketching, etc. This course will meet one afternoon in each week and will be required of all students taking the physics courses in the summer session. Duration of Summer Session Classes will begin on Monday, June 8, and will end on Wednesday, September 9. No classes will be held on Saturdays, so that some Continued on Page Three Expansion in Several Departments Goodhart, April 20.�Several new courses will be given next year, announced Miss Ward at a mass meeting Monday evening. Two of these are planned directly in view of the demand for trained workers I in war time. The Department of Biblical Lit- ! erature is offering an Introduction j to Jewish and Christian Religion, I given as a full year, half unit elec- tive by Miss McElroy. Hebrew thought will be traced from its earliest origins, and Christianity studied in relation to this back- ground and to present day Chris- tianity. In the Department of Education, Miss McBride is to teach Child Psychology, while in the English Department, Mr. Chew will give the course in Victorian Literature formerly taught by Miss Woodworth. She is giving an en- tirely new course in English and American Literature of the Last Half Century, with emphasis on contemporary work. A half-unit full year course in the Near and Middle East will be given in the History Department by Mrs. Grant. As special training for govern- ment posts, the French Department will offer a half-unit advanced course in techniques of translating, interpreting, and analyzing. The Continuea on rage Two Chamber Music The Chamber Music Group will present a short program on Friday evening, May 1, in the Music Room, Goodhart, at eight o'clock. The pro- gram will include the follow- ing: Mozart Kleine Nacht Mutik By the Group Excerpts of Sonatas by Saint-Saens and Bach Katharine Morse Francoise Pleven Flute Sonata by Loeillet Rosamond Kent Harriet Case Songs will be sung by Mar- got Dethier, accompanied by Anne Campbell. Stubborn Refrigerator Postpones Opening Of Patriotically Decorated Soda Fountain By Elizabeth Watkins, '44 As soon as the refrigerator, which works on A. C. current, can be made to work on D. C, the new soda fountain will be opened. There may be further delay if the curtain material, which was lost somewhere on its way to the Maids Bureau, cannot be found. But al- ready the room looks prepared for business with its newly varnished bar, ice cream cooler and shiny sink. The color scheme is patriotic, but not the shades of red, white and blue one would expect. If you would like an idea of the true col- ors, look at the samples on Helen Eichelberger's broomstick skirt. Helen and Flo Kelton have painted the blue chairs and tables. The re- moval of the old costume closets has left a large discolored area on the walls and they are eager to splash it with cream colored paint. Pipes overhead will be treated in the same manner, the sprinkling system permitting. The managers have started to stock the shelves and they seem to have a very modest opinion about the response to their project. While investigating we could only find twelve coffee mugs and twelve ice cream dishes. An electric milk- shaker, however, has been donated. This is a mainstay of the equip- ment and will have to do double duty because carbonated water cannot be obtained for sodas. To prevent the room from acquiring a deceitful nature a new name is needed. We suggest a contest with the privilege of a free hand behind trie counter as a prize. An ornament was discovered on the sink�a genuine, silver-plated single barreled cap gun. We had visions of it hanging above the fire- place in a redecorated May Day room. After glancing at the tall, red stools and the huge Coca-Cola cooler, we decided it was just "bar atmosphere."
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Does getting radiation for one cancer, put me at risk for developing more cancer?
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Unfortunately, yes. Anytime radiation therapy is received by an individual, that individual is at a small but real increased risk of developing a second cancer from that irradiation. This risk typically occurs many years to decades after radiation therapy is completed. Most studies suggest that a second cancer from radiation therapy occurs in between 1 in 100 to 1 in 1000 patients (0.1-1%), although the risk may be slightly higher for certain cancers. The risk depends on the dose of radiation therapy given, the location that the radiation therapy is delivered, and the age of the patient at the time of radiation therapy. Radiation therapy is administered to over 50% of patients with solid cancers over the course of their disease, and it is used as a way to treat cancer and help manage symptoms from the cancer. Many times, it is a necessary part of a multi-modality plan to attempt to cure patients with cancer. While the risk for a second cancer is real, the risk is very, very small, and in nearly all situations, the benefit of the radiation therapy far outweighs its risks.
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Meatballs are too good to only serve them with pasta. Mix it up with these ideas that work for frozen or homemade meatballs.
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1. Meatball Pizza
Heat cookie sheet in 450 degrees F oven. On parchment, shape 1 pound pizza dough into 14-inch oval. Top with 1 cup marinara sauce, 1/2 bag meatballs, 1/4 cup giardiniera, 2 cups Italian-blend cheese, and 1/3 cup torn basil; bake 20 minutes on cookie sheet. Serves 6
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Mix 8-ounce can tomato sauce, 1 Tablespoon chili powder, and 1 bag meatballs. Fill 8 corn tortillas; put seam side down in baking dish. Top with 10 ounces enchilada sauce and 2 cups Mexican-blend cheese; bake 30 minutes at 400 degrees F. Serves 4
3. Italian Wedding Soup
On medium, simmer 6 cups chicken broth, 1/2 bag meatballs, and 1/2 pound escarole, chopped, in pot 10 minutes. Stir in 2 Tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese. Serves 4
4. Swedish Meatballs
Cook 1 onion, chopped, in 3 Tablespoons butter in skillet on medium 5 minutes. Stir in 2 Tablespoons flour; add 1 bag meatballs, 14.5-ounce can beef broth, 2 Tablespoons cream, and 2 teaspoons each lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce. Simmer 7 minutes. Serves 6
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Cook 1 onion, chopped, in 1 Tablespoon oil in pot on medium 5 minutes. Add 28-ounce can tomato puree, 1 bag meatballs, 1 cup beef broth, 1 Tablespoon cumin, and 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon; simmer 10 minutes. Serves 8
We used frozen meatballs in these recipes no need to thaw!
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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs at a certain time of the year, usually in winter.
Seasonal depression; Winter depression; Wintertime blues; SAD
SAD may begin during the teen years or in adulthood. Like other forms of depression , it occurs more often in women than in men.
People who live in places with long winter nights are at high risk of SAD. A less common form of the disorder involves depression during the summer months.
Symptoms usually build up slowly in the late autumn and winter months. Symptoms are usually the same as with other forms of depression:
SAD can sometimes become long-term depression . Bipolar disorder or thoughts of suicide are also possible.
There is no test for SAD. Your health care provider can make a diagnosis by asking about your history of symptoms.
The health care provider may also perform a physical exam and blood tests to rule out other disorders that are similar to SAD.
As with other types of depression, antidepressant medicines and talk therapy can be effective.
To manage your symptoms at home:
Do not use alcohol or illegal drugs. These can make depression worse. They can also cause you to think about suicide.
When you are struggling with depression, talk about how you are feeling with someone you trust. Try to be around people who are caring and positive. Volunteer or get involved in group activities.
Your health care provider may prescribe light therapy. Light therapy uses a special lamp with a very bright light that mimics light from the sun:
If light therapy is going to help, symptoms of depression should improve within 3 to 4 weeks.
Side effects of light therapy include:
People who take medicines that make them more sensitive to light, such as certain psoriasis drugs, antibiotics, or antipsychotics, should not use light therapy.
A checkup with your eye doctor is recommended before starting treatment.
With no treatment, symptoms usually get better on their own with the change of seasons. Symptoms can improve more quickly with treatment.
The outcome is usually good with treatment. Some people, though, have SAD throughout their lives.
Get medical help right away if you have thoughts of hurting yourself or anyone else.
American Psychiatric Association. Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders. 5th ed. Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Publishing. 2013.
Byrne B, Brainard GC. Seasonal affective disorder and light therapy. Sleep Med Clin. 2008;3:307-315.
Fava M, Cassano P. Mood disorders: major depressive disorder and dysthymic disorder. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, et al., eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2008:chap 29.
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Volume VIJ. v Ncl 19. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1921 Price 10 Cent* ROBERT FROST ENDS COURSE WITH SUMMARY OF SUBJECT Tells Reelers and Writhers That He Judges Their Work in Absolute Mr. Robert Frost's lecture to' the Keeling and, Writhing Guh, last Thursday night, summed up the principal points brought out in. his course on poetry writing, of which this is the last lecture. Beginning liis visits 1921 TAKES FIRST PUCE IN TWO PRELIMINARY MEETS Red Leads By Large Score in First * Swimming Meet Breaking two records and equaling a third, 1921 emerged with 54.8 points from the preliminary swimming meet last Satur^ day night. 1923 took second place with 18.8 points, 1922" third with 8.3, and 1924 fourth ti> Bryn Mawr with a reading or n� poems in Taylor Hall on October 30, Mr. Frost has given" three talks before the members of the club during the winter. "I am going to say over two or thYee things that I have told you before," Mr. Frost said, opening his lecture on Thurs- day. "The first thing 'I shall say dog- matically for you to remember mc by is this: Sentences are a notation for indicating tones of voice." One use of sentences, he went on to say, is to convey ideas directly, though the indirect meaning to he got through tones of -voice as noted in the writing is as important. � � "Forced originality" is a vice which Mr. � Frost especially warned writers against. "Do not seek to be original by trying to be everything that everybody else is not," he cautioned. "Controversy has nothing to do with art. Poetic effect is only attained when a contributioh, not a contradiction, is made." In the matter of "heightening" language , ^or poetic effect, Mr. Frost said, "No poet has a right to use words and metaphors which other men have 'heightened.' I like to take common homely words and make them into poetry by my own power. When 'heightening' is in this sense original. "My idea in coming here was Jo talk to you about your writing* in the Absolute, not relatively as your teachers do. I think that in America we do not start thinking about ourselves in the Absolute 'soon enough." The first step of the'school girl toward growing up, he went on to say, is emancipation from 'her teachers. This comes so often by suggestion from the teachers rather than spontaneously from the girl that "you get a manumitted slave where you want a runaway one." Before she is grown up the school girl must also conquer her habit of giving off information in the order in which she received it. Only when she has the courage to forget what � she has learned in order to find it again and give it off in a new personal way can the school girl be judged in the -Absolute. SENIOR FIRST TrlAM LEADS IN PRELIMINARY GYM MEET E. Cecil, '21 Ahead of E. Cope, '21 For Individual Cup . Winning first place in' every event but the stunt, 192J rolled up a score of 37.5 points and got a running start toward the championship in the preliminary gymnasium last .Fjiday afternoon. 1922 made second EUROPEAN FELLOW FROM 1921 WILL BE ANNOUNCED FRIDAY mill II |�<>hiis. ill uir i.iu- mi nit-111111- vidual championship K. Woodward; Senior captain, leads with 24.3 points; M. Morton, '21, is second with 14, and N. Fitzgerald third with U.S. According to Mr. Bishop, one of the judges, the meet was an un- usually good" one. Interest centered in the 136 ft. front swim, in which K. Woodward, '21, lowered hef last year's record of 31.2 sec by a whole second, doing the distance in 30.2 sec, and the plunge, in which M. Morton, '21, established a new record of 60 ft. 8j4 in., exceeding the record made last year by E. Mills, '21, by over 3 ft. . (Continued on P�ge 3) piace wim.*/- points.- * nrse scorev�re stth- President Thomas to Read Upper Tan and Highest Junior Averages Also The Senior-and graduate European Fel- lows, the Senior "Upper Ten" and the five highest JunioT averages will be announced by President Thomas in chapel on Friday, March 18. Fellowship dinners will take CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORTS AT UNDERGRADUATE MEETING A report of the conference between the Curriculum Committee of the faculty and the Undergraduate Conference Committee was outlined by M. Foot, '21, chairman, at a meeting of the Undergraduate Associa- tion last Thursday. Statistics showed that the excessive num- ber of week-ends spent away from college this year was due to the individual and not to the general average. The Curricu- lum Committee felt that some people's work was lighter than others on account of the difference in difficulty between courses, and asked the undergraduates which were con- sidered the easiest courses. The four courses specified by the conference com- mittee were Minor French (div. B), Minor Italian, Minor Economics (div. B), and Archaeology. Since a quorum was< necessary to deciHe on a college ring, nothing definite was done. A sense of the meeting was taken, how- ever, that a ring be adopted with the college seal cut in the side and a setting of ro- tating stones of the class colors. A final vote will be taken" at a meeting this week. It was also decided that since taking attendance at classes is a question of graded difficulty, the monitors should not be paid. RADNOR AND ROCKEFELLER SHOW WIDE RANGE OF ANCE8TORS Ancestor statistics for Radnor and Rocke- feller arc as varied as those taken a week ago for Merion and Denbigh. They include people of every rank and occupation from Alfred the Great to the drummer boy who woke up Washington in time to cross the Delaware. So far John a#d Priscilla Alden have more descendants in college than any other famous people, there being two in Merion, three in Radnor, and two in Rockefeller. Rockefeller's most eminent ancestors are Charlemagne, Mary Queen of Scots, Buffalo Bill, Betsey Ross and Peter Stuyvesant; Radnor's are Sir Chris- topher Wren, Queen Ann, William the Con- queror, Nathan Hale and Robert E. Lee (collateral). The statistics are as follows: Radnor: Elder Brewster, John and Pris- cilla Alden (three descendants); Governor Bradford (two descendants). �A pirate, gold diggers of '49, border cat- tle thieves. Commodore Thuxton, General Nathaniel Greene, General Upton, six Civil War gen- erals, one Revolutionary general. Ogier, the Dane; Cromwell; the man who sheltered Charles I in the pear tree; a King of Scotland, a Huguenot princess, William the Conqueror, Queen Anne, an Archbishop of Canterbury, Mary Queen of Scotts, Sir Christopher Wren, an Earl of Richmond, an early king of France. " Thomas Nelson Page, George Bancroft (collateral), Washington's brothers, An- drew Jackson, Robert E. Lee (collateral), Nathan Hale, Jqhn Jay the Federalist. (Continued on Page 5) ject to change in the second meet, which �ill be held next Thursday. First place in the individual event went to E. Cecil, '21, who had a total score erf 68.5. E. Cope, '21, who was a close second with 67.9 points, won first place on the parallel bars. Third and fourth places went to A. Nicoll, '22, with 63.2 points,, and E. Rogers, '22, with 61.1 points. R. Neel, '22, �made fourth place on the bars, but did not offer an exercise on the horse. (Continued on Page S) COLLECTION OF BIG GAME EXHIBITED FOR COLLEGE Rare skins and heads of animals from the world over were on exhibition this afternoon in the game room of Mr. Alfred Collins, of Gulf Road, Bryn Mawr, who showed hiS collection for the especial bene- fit of students and faculty of the. college. Mr. Collins Has made three long hunting trips into Central Africa, South America, and the Arctic, in the interests of the Smithsonian Institute and the Museum of Natural History in New York. His best spesimens, including the largest giraffe ever killed, are now in these museums, but the collection which he retains in his game room also includes a number of valuable heads. The rarest of these is the head of a greater Koodoo, which is so difficult to get that, according to Mr. Collins, even Theodore Roosevelt was not able to bring one oufr Other specimens are a large African lion, white mountain. sheep from Alaska.van African buffalo, several hippo- potami, walrusel polar bears, and many kinds of deer, including the Dik Dik, which is no larger than a rabbit. The large wild boar's head in this collection was brought from France by Mr. Collins when he returned after the war, having kiHed it while on leave from the army. All the animals in the room were killed by "Mr. Collins himself. piace mat evening. Resident fellowships, including vjjirooke Hall Scholarship for the highest Junior grade, won last year by Jean Flex- ner, '21, are regularly announced on May I. The Senior or Bryn Mawr European Fellowship was founded in 1889. It is in- tended to provide for one year's study at a foreign university, English or Continental. Last year it was awarded to Marie Litz- inger, of Bedford, Pa., who had an aver- age of 88.925. The highest average ever made under the present system of marking was 92.444, made by Marguerite Darkow, of Philadelphia, in 1915. Tke Fellows for the last six years have been as follows: 1920�-Marie Litzinger......"..'......88.925 1919�Ernestine Mercer .'............87.427 1918�Margaret Timpson ...........89.345 1917�Thalia Smith.................88.376 1916�Marian Kleps ................87.328 1915�Marguerite Darkow ..........92.444 Three distinctions arc given with degrees at Bryn Mawr: "Summa cum laude" for an average of 90 or over, "magna cum laude" for an ayerage of 95 to 90, and "cum laude" for an- average of 80 to 85. The graduate fellowships to be announced are: The President M. Carey Thomas Eu- - ropcan Fellowship for graduate students who have completed one year of graduate 4 work at Bryn Mawr, founded in 1896 by Miss Garrett, of Baltimore, and the Mary E Garrett European Fellowship for gradu- ate students who have completed two years of graduate work at Bryn Mawr, founded in 1894 by Miss Garrett. - PROFESSIONAL AND VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE COMES APRIL 1 AND 2 FAMOUS KIPLING CHARACTER DIE8 AFTER ROMANTIC CAREER Lurgan Sahib, the philosopher who taught Kim the strange, fantastic lore of the East, its rites and mysteries, has died recently, according to press despatches. A. M. Jacob, as he was called in real life, was Polish oi Armenian, by birth, but lived as a slave boy in Constantinople until his tenth year, when his brilliant mind attracted at- tention and he began to study Eastern, Phi- losophy. His career from then on wa*s al- most incredibly romantic He grew enor- mously rich and made the acquaintance of many prominent persons, among whom was Kipling. Possessed of an uncanny knowl- edge of precious stones, he became involved in one of India's most famous trials, the quarrel over the sale of the Imperial Dia- mond, and his fortune being drained by legal expenditures, he died in miserable circumstances in an old pottery shop in Bombay. ODDS EXPRESS SENTIMENT IN EXCLUSIVE ROCK FIGHT Spirited jazz and an unique obstacle race entertained 1921 at the "rock fight" given by the Sophomores in the .gymnasium last Friday nighj. The prize for the competition dance went to "Bill" Taylor and "Mame" Kirkland, who executed the latest Bowery steps with vigor and assurance. The obstacle race was won by M. S. Goggin, who, in company with five other Seniors, discarded their chewing gum and went through the various stages of pulling a T-shirt on and off, eating five soda' crackers, crawling under a rug stretched on the floor and held down at the edges, drinking a glass of water while lying across a chair, and knocking, over an Indian club. Chewing gum, cookies and punch were served as refreshments. CHAPEL 8PEAKER NEXT SUNDAY TO BE DR. FRANCIS PEABODY Dr. Francis G. Peabody, Dean of the Harvard Divinity School, will speak in chapel on Sunday evening, March 20. .Dr. Peabody spoke here in April, last year, and was baccalaureate speaker in 1915. He is the author of "Jesus Christ and the Social Question," and 'The Christian Life in the Modern World." Week-end Meetings to be Held On Small Scale This Year Plans are rapidly maturing for the Pro- fessional and Vocational Conference, which is set for April 1 and 2, the week-end immediately after Easter, according to D. Lubin, '21, chairman of the Employment Committee. ^Contrary to the opinions ex- pressed by all four classes, last fall, in favor of a series of monthly talks on voca- tional subjects,, it was finally decided by the College Council to hold the usual week- end conference on a small scale. . Subjects for the conference talk are to be practically the same as those voted on at class meetings, and include business, psy- chological work, social service, art and architecture, journalism and writing, includ- ing work in publishing houses, teaching and graduate research, and possibly medicine. The conference, which is under the man- agement 6f Dean Smith, assisted by faculty and student committees, is being planned so as to avoid conflicts of kindred subjects. In addition, as .many alumna.* as. possible will he obtained as speakers. GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP DINNER TO HEAR MR8. SMITH Mrs. Smith, Professor pf Economics, will be the speaker of the evening at the Grad- uate Fellowship dinner. The dinner, which is in honor of the two graduate European scholars, will 1* held in Denbigh on Friday' evening. Other speakers are among the foreign graduate students, and will he Mildred Tong.-Marthe Tretain, Nyok Dong, Emmi Walder, and Leona Gable.
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Really impressive ^^ if only it had a texture :P
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Really impressive ^^ if only it had a texture :P
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Topic Author's Original Post - Jun 17, 2013 - 07:36pm PT
i am looking for someone who will resole chacos with climbing rubber-- I contacted my normal resoler (yosemite bum) and they said they don't do chacos--anyone know someone who will?
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SgtWaffles wrote:Sooooo.... why's there nergal stuff coming out of the floor? I mean seriously... I don't see any of the tendrils coming out of him going into the stone so why is there tendrils coming out of the stone?
Also, while Juniors display is impressive, it doesn't seem to me to be a very effective use of his power to become battle-ready. I'm thinking of a suit of armor first to protect himself and boost physical power and then if he's got more nergle left a weapon of some sort. Those tendril things don't seem to me to have much protection power and they also beg to be grabbed and ripped off. What I would have gone with is a suit of armor of those spikes, so if she tried to hit him it would hurt her much more than it would hurt him. This would be incredibly valuable as he would not have to fight her as it would form an amazing defense - thus allowing him to avoid shoving Mandy off the deep end in terms of anger by hitting her. What does everyone else think?
Rule of Cool for the first one.
He's more focused on giving Mimi protection than himself. He's most likely not completely devoting himself to having to attack her. More of a show of force still.