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Copyright. 1�22. by The Coi4.igi�N�w� Volume IX. - No. 19. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923 Price 10 Cent! MISS MAUDE ROYDEN SPEAKS TWICE AT BRYN MAWR Power of Liberal Education Subject of Saturday Talk 1 The debt which we, as college graduates, will vwe to America, where only one-fifth of one per cent, of the women have, the opportunity of a university education, and the possibility of repaying it, was the sub- ject of Miss Maude Hoyden's talk in Tay- lor Hall on Saturday morning. "Education ought,, to make students understand the point of view of other races and classes, giving the power of de- taching themselves from national prejudice and jealousy. College should teach people to use their brains. It should not special- ize women, b'ut make them more adaptable. A college graduate should understand what real scholarship means, its exquisite love of truth, its capacity to look at things from a distance, and to think honestly, realizing what part of thought is emotion, and what part prejudice. "We must also learn to understand the point of view of other people," said Miss Royden, "and see the need of other indi- viduals, other races and civilizations. We, more fortunate than thousands who have not only been denied intellectual develop- ment, but even the desire to have intellec- tual development, should use our oppor- CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 FIRST AND SECOND TEAM GYM FINALS WON BY JUNIOR CLASS K. Strauss '23, Wins Individual Cup. Sophomores Win Pyramid. MAUDE ROYDEN PREACHES TO LARGE AUDIENCE ON SUNDAY In Order to Understand Christ We Must First Love Him Taking as her text the verses from the First Epistle of John, that "God is love, and he that dwelleth in love dwellcth in God and God in him," Miss Maude Royden preached to a large audience in the Gym- nasium last Sunday night. The Gospel of John is known as the greatest gospel of the four, !>cgan Miss Royden, but in order to understand and love Christ we must reaa< tne other three first. People instinctively teach children out of these first three gospels, especially St. Luke's, in which Christ is made the most lovable. There is something extraor- dinarily human about St. Luke's Christ. "I wish we could dismiss the conception of Christ given by modern art," Miss Roy- den continued. He is presented as a weak, effeminate creature, drooping and senti- mental. The mosaics of the old churches in Sicily give a much more wonderful picture of him, almost terrifying in His majesty of power. Stories about great men show what they really were. Just so the story of Christ calming the waves tells what sort of a man he was. The stories of how Christ healed the sick immediately, never waiting until a more convenient time, show his extraordinary sensitiveness, which, combined with his courage, makes it im- possible for us not to love Him. He knew the evil in riien as well as the good and yet did not despise them. Miss Royden stated that she believes that it is absolutely impossible to study the personality of Christ and not love Him. If wc love God, God is1 within us. The CONTINUED ON PAGE 6 Placing second in the bars with 34.9, first in the horse with 46.1, and second in the pyramid with 9, 1924 won the first team gym meet of which the finals wen held last Friday afternoon ; placing second on the bars with .30.7, and first on the horse with 38.5, they also won the second team meet, held at the same time, repeating their victory of last year. Of the first team 1923 and 1925 tied for second place, the former winning the bars with 35.4, sec- ond place on the horse with 45, and third place in the pyramid with 8; the latter placing third in the bars with 34.4, tying with 1926 for third place on the horse with 44;' and winning the pyramid with 10. 1426 Had a score of 83.2. The first team individual championship, with its cup and RM, was won by Katharine Strauss '23, with a total of 70.8, placing second on the bars with 35.6 and first on the horse with 35.2. M. Buchanan '24, had the next highest individual score, with a total of 70.5, placing first on the bars with 35.7, and second on the horse with 34.8. S. Leewitz '24, placed third with a total of 67.7, scoring 34 points on the bars and 33.4 points on the horse. E Cushman '26, placed fourth with a total of 64. 1925 wen the pyramid with the highest possible score of 10; 1924 second with 9; 1923 third with 8; and 1926 fourth with 6 On second team 1925 followed the Juniors with a total of 65.9, placing third on the bars with 29.9, and second on the horse with 36. 1926 won third with a CONTINUED ON PACE 3 EUROPEAN FELLOW ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT PARK- THREE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO GRADUATES TWO SENIORS TO GRADUATE SUMMA CUM LAUDE Amelia Richards Scholarship Founded This Year to be Given to Senior at Discretion of President SENIORS CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY Dance in Gymnasium Follows Class Supper Picnic in Gymnasium The News takes pleasure in an- nouncing that, as a Tesult of the Freshman Competition, Delia Smith, [ '26, has been taken on the Editorial Board as assistant editor. Dressed in varied shades of green, the Seniors celebrated the" fourth birthday of their class on St. Patrick's Day by a supper, inviting the whole College to a dance in the Gymnasium afterward. 1923 held their picnic in the basement of the Gymnasium, without any light except the candles on a huge gre*u birthday cake. Birthday greetings were given by K. Strauss, Senior President. During the dance there was a short interlude, in which M- Faries, '24, chair- man of Bates House Committee, promised to show the dancers "something they had ifcver seen before." A well-groomed nurse in spotless aprons stepped on to the plat- form, followed in a few moments by a band of noisy children, supposedly arriving for a vacation at Bates House. Greetings over, each child~~was carefully inspected and scrubbed. Supper, songs and bed-time followed each other in rapid succession until the row of over-grown children, in long white night gowns, were safely tucked in bed. Only a few seconds were they allowed to rest, for on the point of three they all sat up, announcing In unison that the Financial Drive for Bates House was to be held in the following week and that "Teacher says we gotta hava thousand dollars, That all them fine bright Bryn Mawr scholars Are having drive for us next week. Gee! I hope they get it 'queek.'" DOROTHY BURR EUROPEAN FELLOW Dorothy Burr, of Philadelphia, wfiO was awarded the European Fellowship for 1922, According to an announce- ment made by President Park in chapel last Friday morning, has never re- ceived a grade below credit. Her average, is the highest in the class, and with 279 points to her credit she will be given her degree Summa- Cum Laude at her graduation this spring. With the" exception of Edith Melchor, who is also graduating this year, no student has received this degree since 1915. Miss Burr, whose group is Greek and Archaeology, was prepared by Miss Hill's School, Philadelphia, and by private tuition. She is planning to continue her study at the American School of Sculpture in Athens. VARSITY STILL UNDEFEATED ROUTS PITTSBURGH 48-17 Remak Scores 42 Points During Season's Biggest Victory Varsity overwhelmingly defeated the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh last Saturday morn- ing with a score of 48-17, the largest mar- gin of victory that they have had this year. The team played a better game than they have ever done before, and kept their pres- ence of miod and accurate judgment in spite of the greatest excitement on the part of their opponents and the side-lines. Pres- ident Park made her first appearance at a college basketball game on this occasion; the running track was at least twice as crowded with students as usual. Miss Preston and Miss Voorhees, both from Temple University, were referee and umpire respectively. Pittsburgh played a "fast, bounce-and- shoot" game against Varsity's "slower, more accurate over-head work," said Miss Voorhees, the Temple coach, with the re- sult that the Bryn Mawr guards, who were quicker even than their opponent forwards, blocked their plays almost every time. The forwards, H. Rice '23, calculating and per- fectly impassive, and C. Remak '25, always ready and quick to receive a pass, and in- fallible in her shooting, made a combina- tion against which Pittsburgh was abso- lutely impotent. Rice's coolness toned down the whole- team; and her generous passing to Remak, which resulted in the latter's almost mechanic^ basket from any position or part of the field, rolled up the score at a rate of 3-1. Remak's quick, splendid game outdid' all her past per- formances. "Your center (F. Martin, '23) is one of the best players 1 have ever seen," said Miss Voorhees. "She gets the jump al- most every time, and she and her side- center, E. Howe '24, block all the plays that try to get through." Of M. Palache '24, who went in for Howe in the last quarter, she said, "She stops the passes that come in her field and sends them on like light- ning straight to her forwards." "The guards," Miss Voorhees continued, ' CONTINUED ON PACE 2 E. MELCHER SECOND IN CUSS I'.resident Park announced three graduate Fellowships in Chapel last Friday: the M. Carey Thomas European Fellowship for graduate students who have completed one year of work at Bryn Mawr; the Mary E. Garrett European Fellowship for students who have completed two years of graduate work at Bryn Mawr and the Hclcnc and Cecil Ruhel Foundation Schol- arship. The Hclcnc and Cecil Rubel Founda- tion Fellowship was received by Vera Lee Brown of Fredericton, New Brunswick, who took her B.A. from McGill Univer- sity in 1912, her M.A. in 1913, and her Ph.D. from Bryn Mawr in 1922. Miss Brown expects to continue research work in Spanish Archives on the European aspects of Anglo-Spanish relations in the eighteenth century. Anne Cutting Jones, who won the Mary E. Garrett European Fellowship graduated from Grinnell College in 1918, and has been a graduate at Bryn Mawr for the past two years. She is a candidate for a Ph.D. degree. The M. Carey Thomas European Fel- Jowship was awarded to Helen Hawthorne Young, of Brocton, Mass., who took her B.A. from Boston College, her M.A. from CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 DRIVE FOR BATES HOU8E TO BEGIN THIS WEEK $1,000 Needed to Continue Work This Summer To enable Bates House to continue its work this summer, said a member of the Bates House Committee, the College must contribute $1000 to tke drive which is being held this week. Bates House, run in order to give a two weeks' vacation to children from the slums of New York, has l>een partially supported by Bryn Mawr for ten years. Until two years ago it was run jointly with the Spring Street Settlement House, and with Mrs. Bates, who kept up the work in Memory of J. Roswell Bates, former min- ister of the Spring Street Church New York, who first interested Bryn Mawr in the work. Since this plan was unsatisfac- tory, Bryn Mawr now runs it independently for two months, and the Spring Street Settlement House'for the remainder of the season. Expenses were cut to a minimum the first year, but a number of Bryn Mawr workers felt that the children did not get enough food. It was then decided to make $2800 the minimum budget for Bates. Last year it was necessary to substitute cards for flowers sent to the casts of Glee Club and Senior Play giving the money to Bates House in order to raise the requisite amount The committee is endeavoring to raise during the week the full $1000, needed in addition to the amount already pledged, since it is one of the very few drives of the Christian Association this year.
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Former AAGPBL pitcher makes the pilgrimage
By Tim Wiles
At age 85, Jane Jacobs Badini made her first trip to Cooperstown Friday. "I will definitely be back," said the former pitcher for the Racine Belles (1944-45, 1947) and the Peoria Redwings (1946) of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
The native of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, made the pilgrimage along with her extended family, Niece Jeannie McCrossin, her husband William McCrossin, and daughters Khloe (17) and Amanda (15).
Badini, known by her maiden name of Jane Jacobs in her ball-playing days, enjoyed the entire museum, but especially the Diamond Dreams exhibit on the history of women in baseball (including, of course the AAGPBL), and an extended visit to the A. Barlett Giamatti Research Center, where she both donated photos and clippings from her career and received copies of other photos from the Hall's archives. She even helped identify some former teammates who were unidentified in old team photos.
Jacobs was a relief specialist, a control pitcher who specialized in what today are called breaking pitches. An interesting moment in her career came when a male manager ordered her to throw at the head of an opposing hitter. She refused, feeling that the order was unsportsmanlike. The manager benched her for ten days – except when he would get in tight spots and need to bring in his "fireman."
These days Badini, who is retired from a career owning a dry cleaning shop which also offers ceramics, spends her time speaking to kids groups about fair play, sportsmanship, and the history of the AAGPBL, which the kids all know about because of the popular movie A League of Their Own.
Tim Wiles is the direcotr of research at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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I love this whole trend....now to stumble across one of these minx in the act!
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I'm glad I'm large and have a menacing face when I want to, so I don't have to worry about people bothering me
B Luc wrote:No. He didn't hit his head hard on the ground, he was out cold by the 2nd punch. Shitty situation but I am hoping it's not the same kid for my buddy's sake.
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Your paragraph about "cold war" may, unfortunately, have some truth to it. The current troubles are all a result of the schism in the US that happened in the 1960's and it has been steadily getting worse. Now we've reached a point where the 2 sides can no longer co-exist. There is going to be either, major changes in the politics of the US, or the US is going to break apart, or both. Looks like Texas may be the first state to separate, as it has the constitutional power to do so. Unfortunately it is the only state with that power so further separations will require more drastic action (like a civil war). I can see the US becoming 4 separate countries, the north, the south, the east coast, and the west coast, more or less.
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I personally would say that the commies were here way before the 1960's. I've heard the arguments about them infiltrating the hippy movement and anti-war protesters, but I think it started somewhere between the late 19th century and the very early 20th century. I also think that McCarthy was right and we should have listened to him.
If you look at the popular votes for the president in the early 20th century, the communists had a bit of a showing as did the socialists. The socialists were a huge part of the movement for unions. (OOOOH I get to say union! ) Basically what they did was defer payment to corrupt government to corrupt mob lead unions. But, I have to say that I'm torn on unions. My mother was a union steward, yet I'm a Libertarian. I have much more to research.
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It's that time of year to let the traditions start rolling on out. And while Katie Holmes is an A-List celebrity, she still hasn't lost touch with her Ohio roots, especially when it comes to the holiday season and Thanksgiving. Holmes visited Jimmy Fallon Thursday night and revealed to him that she is actually going back home to Ohio to spend Thanksgiving with her family. But besides eating a big feast, Holmes also admitted that she will be partaking in her father's annual tradition, a three-mile run that he calls the "Turkey Trot." Exactly what you want to do after you eat a huge meal.
Here's what you missed last night on late night TV:
Late Night With Jimmy Fallon
Katie Holmes revealed that she will be traveling to Ohio to spend Thanksgiving with her family. She will, of course, be participating in her family's holiday tradition. "Many years ago, my dad started this tradition where we all do this run in the local park," she said. "It's a three mile run called the 'Turkey Trot.' There's even a prize, which I haven't won yet. But it's really fun." She also shared her feelings on a possible Dawson's Creek reunion. "I love everyone from the show," she said. "We have kind of talked about it here and there, but we're like, 'What do you do?' Because [in] our last episode, Michelle's character passed away. Our last episode, we were already like five years older, so. But maybe we'll go on vacation. That would be fun, and just film it."
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Mel Brooks talked about hanging out with his buddy Carl Reiner. "I see him almost every night," he said. "I love that guy." And during a recent conversation with Reiner (who is 90 years old), Brooks asked a personal question. "Every once in a while, do you ever achieve an erection? Do you ever get an erection?" Brooks asked. "Carl said, 'I do. I do. Not so [they] notice it.'" Yeah, no.
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HOUSTON (AP) -- Mike Moustakas was a bit daunted when he came to the plate in the eighth inning with the bases loaded and his team down by one. The numbers were looming right there on the scoreboard: 0 for 18 and a batting average under .180
Then the 24-year-old heard his Kansas City Royals teammates shouting words of encouragement, and he calmed down and smacked an RBI single to right field to tie the game.
George Kottaras followed with a bases-loaded walk to drive in the go-ahead run in a four-run eighth inning, and the Royals rallied for a 7-3 win against the Houston Astros on Tuesday night to end a four-game skid.
"One hit is not going to ... completely turn anything around, but it's a big hit in a big situation and it gives me a lot of confidence going into tomorrow," he said. "Everybody had confidence in me."
The Royals trailed 3-0 and couldn't get much going offensively until the seventh when they cut the lead to one on RBI singles by Alcides Escobar and David Lough.
Eric Hosmer chased Wesley Wright in the eighth when he singled to load the bases. He was replaced by Jose Cisnero, who gave up the one-out RBI single by Moustakas. Cisnero then walked Kottaras on four pitches to put the Royals on top.
"I just think we had some great at-bats. I was really happy for (Moustakas) to get the big base hit to tie the ballgame because he's been struggling a little bit," Royals manager Ned Yost said. "Those are little things that can get you going."
They added two more runs when Escobar grounded into a force out to score Hosmer before an error by Marwin Gonzalez allowed Moustakas to go home.
Houston's Jimmy Paredes tied a career high with three hits, including a three-run homer in the fourth inning.
Paul Clemens (1-2) took the loss after allowing three hits and two runs while getting only one out before Wright replaced him. Bruce Chen (3-0) pitched a scoreless seventh for the win.
The Royals added a run in the ninth when Elliot Johnson scored on a wild pitch by Cisnero.
Astros' starter Bud Norris allowed five hits -- all singles -- in six inning scoreless innings. He came out for the seventh inning, but was removed before facing a batter with tightness in his back.
"He threw the ball well," Yost said. "It showed you how well he threw the ball; as soon as he got out of there we started our offensive outburst."
It was the second straight game Norris had left early because of back problems. He had his start pushed back two days as a precaution after he left his previous outing with lower back spasms.
"We knew going into the game he had the issue the last game, because of that, we were only going to push him so far," manager Bo Porter said. "After that long inning, it kind of tightened up on him, and he went down and got stretched out. I think we made the right decision getting him out of the game.
The Royals didn't get a runner past second base until the seventh inning. Norris was replaced by Travis Blackley who allowed back-to-back singles by Hosmer and Lorenzo Cain. Moustakas grounded into a force out which left runners at first and third base.
Paul Clemens took over with two outs, and Escobar greeted him with a pinch-hit, run-scoring single to cut the lead to 3-1.
A sharply hit single by Lough, which Escobar had to leap to avoid, skidded into right field and sent another run home to make it 3-2.
Kansas City starter Wade Davis yielded eight hits and three runs in five-plus innings.
J.D. Martinez hit a one-out single in the fourth inning before Carlos Pena's two-out single. Paredes then launched his first homer of the season into the seats in right field to give Houston a 3-0 lead. Matt Dominguez singled and Gonzalez drew a walk, but Davis escaped the inning when Robbie Grossman grounded out.
The Royals were foiled by their baserunning in two straight innings. Johnson singled with two outs in the third inning, but was thrown out trying to stretch the hit into a double. In the next inning, Alex Gordon led off with a single, but was later caught stealing.


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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Eighteen Westminster College students and four staff members spent their spring break in Tennessee serving others through Habitat for Humanity and ReStore, a store that sells surplus building supplies and household goods to raise money for Habitat.
The students traveled to Maryville during the second week of March. They were hosted by New Providence Presbyterian Church, Pastor Steve Musick, who is on the Board of Directors for Habitat Humanity in Blount County; and Senior Pastor the Rev. Dr. Emily Anderson, a Princeton Seminary classmate of trip leader Carey Anne M. LaSor `86, assistant to the College chaplain, who has accompanied students on several mission trips.
The Westminster team, along with students from three other institutions, worked on three houses, mainly, on a street in Alcoa, Tenn., where four houses were already complete. One of the houses the team worked on was sponsored by New Providence. They also worked on prepping shed walls for the next new houses, prepping trusses for the current house sheds, rehabbing a former Habitat home for a new homeowner, and rebuilding a deck for a neighbor of the new houses. Additionally, every day about 10-12 students from all four institutions worked at ReStore.
"I often receive compliments on our students when leading these trips - from how polite and friendly they are, to how nice it is to talk to them," said Meyer-LaSor. "But I also often hear that they are hard-working, tireless, and committed, which are even better compliments. This group won the attention of our construction managers in their ability to listen to instruction and take direction. That may sound simple, but on a worksite, it is critical among many amateurs and few professionals. To say that I am proud of our students is true - I am proud of how they make good impressions for themselves and Westminster."
Student Christopher Molnar said, "I chose to go on this trip because I felt something was missing. I had been on mission trips to the Dominican Republic in high school and each one was a blast. I remembered having a great time reaching out to and getting to know the people in the Dominican. I guess I missed that feeling you get when you go out of your way to help those in need."
Molnar continued, "When I thought about how this trip strengthened my faith I thought about 1 Thessalonians 1:3, which states: 'We continually remember before our God and Father your work produced by faith, your labor prompted by love, and your endurance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ.' In my own words, I felt that we all grew in faith by providing help to those in need as Jesus did in his time on earth."
Community service among Westminster College students and staff is nothing out of the ordinary. Volunteerism and civic engagement is integral to the College's mission to apply knowledge to contemporary issues, while demonstrating moral and ethical commitments to neighbor and society, and to demonstrate commitment to lifelong learning and the acquisition of skills for careers and for responsible service as world citizens.
Westminster uses such educational methods as service-learning, in which the service is integrated into the course curriculum and requires that the students reflect on their service activity. Service learning incorporates the mission of the College in the classroom allowing students to grasp "real-life" experiences in their field of study, while meeting community needs through service. Due to this and many other activities that allow students to give back to the community Westminster has earned President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll recognition every year since the program was launched in 2006.
The additional institutions that participated in this year's trip include Eastern Illinois University, in Charleston; Lourdes University in Sylvania, Ohio; and St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia. In total, 70 students worked with Blount County's Habitat for Humanity and Collegiate Challenge, a national program with Habitat International that encourages college students to volunteer during their spring break.
Westminster staff/faculty who also traveled to Tennessee include: Katie Gray, a 2011 Westminster graduate now serving as residence director in the office of student affairs; Jessica Shelenberger, adjunct instructor in English and public relations; and Bradley Weaver, broadcast and digital communications lecturer.
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Pollinator Paradise
Staff research associate/beekeeper Elizabeth Frost of the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility, on Bee Biology Road, University of California, Davis, earlier this year planted a pollinator patch in front of the facility--and what an eyecatcher it is.
She selected California golden poppies, lupine and foxgloves, among other choices. When spring emerged, the Laidlaw facility never looked so brilliant! Especially in front of the Laidlaw ceramic sign created by Donna Billick of Davis.
Frost posted a "Pollinator Habitat" sign in front that reads: "This area has been planted with a range of flowering native plants to provide high quality habitat for native bees and other pollinators. To learn how you can create good habitat for pollinators, please visit www.xerces.org.
Frost, a UC Davis graduate who joined the bee lab in 2008 and worked with bee breeder-geneticist Susan Cobey, recently accepted a position on the Honey Bee Tech-Transfer Team, part of the Bee Informed Partnership. So, starting Sept. 1 Frost will be based at the Cooperative Extension office in Butte County.
What is the Bee Informed Partnership? To quote from the website, "It's an extension project that endeavors to decrease the number of managed honey bee colonies that die over the winter."
"Since the winter of 2006 - 2007, overwintering colonies in the US have died in large numbers. Affected beekeepers span the entire spectrum of the industry: migratory beekeepers to stationary beekeepers; and commercial beekeepers, part-time beekeepers, to backyard beekeepers. Migratory and stationary beekeepers alike have, on average, lost 30% or more of their overwintering colonies over the last several years. These losses are unsustainable. If they continue, they threaten not only the livelihoods of beekeepers who manage bees, but the livelihood of farmers who require bees to pollinate their crops."
Check out the Bee Informed team! And read their comments on why they like working with bees!
Meanwhile, back at the ranch...er, the Laidlaw facility...the pollinators are populating the poppies. On any given day, you can see honey bees, drone flies, hover flies, dragonflies and butterflies.
Plant it and they will come.
Beekeeper Elizabeth Frost in front of the pollinator patch she planted. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Flame skimmer dragonfly rests on an unopened poppy. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Drone fly crawls up a petal. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Honey bee foraging on a California golden poppy. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
After rain postponed the grand opening of the Davis Bee Collective's Bee Sanctuary not once, but twice--the third time, Sunday, April 1--proved to be "the charm."
Derek Downey, who coordinates the Bee Collective and the Bee Sanctuary and is also known as "The Davis Bee Charmer," praised the huge turnout at the sanctuary, which is located on Orchard Park Drive, near the Domes student housing.
The visitors, quite enthusiastic, "wanted to learn about keeping bees in top bar hives, providing habitat for native bees, creating hugelkulter gardening beds, creating odor-free no-turn compost piles, and propagating plants by cuttings," Downey said.
Participants helped "create beautiful painted signs for the garden, helped finish digging more hugelkulter garden beds, wrote love letters to the bees (to be buried in time capsule in garden), and offered donations to the Davis Bee Collective, including a shed," Downey noted.
Extension apiculturist Eric Mussen of the UC Davis Department of Entomology discussed native bees, including bumble bees, carpenter bees and leafcutting bees, and also answered questions on honey bees. European colonists brought honey bees to what is now the United States in 1622.
Beekeeper Elizabeth Frost, staff research associate at the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility at UC Davis, displayed an observation hive and fielded questions about honey bees, including how long they live and what they need to survive. "A queen bee can live two to three years," she said, "but most commercial beekeepers requeen their hive every year."
As Frost talked, the queen bee in the observation hive continued to lay eggs. "In the peak season, she can lay 2000 eggs as day," Frost said.
The event also included a potluck, honey tasting (more than 10 flavors) and an information table featuring resources on keeping bees and lists of bee friendly plants.
The hives in the sanctuary are lettered with such names as "Just Bee," "Bee Happy," "Birdhouse" and "the Whaler Superorganism."
For the occasion, first-year beekeeper Eva Dopico, a second grade teacher at Cesar Chavez Elementary School, Davis, dressed as a bee.
Downey, a UC Davis engineering graduate, invites interested persons to join the Bee Collective and Bee Sanctuary; information on how to join is on the Davis Wiki website.
He moderates the Google group and adds new members. "If someone wants to just help out and learn about bees, they are always welcome to take part," he said. "We will have hives that are collectively managed so everyone can learn together. If someone wants to keep their own hive there, it is first-come, first served. We have space for 10 to 12 hives, max."
Members of the Bee Collective, a community-based group founded in 2005 by former UC Davis entomology graduate student Eli Sarnat, share resources, such as beekeeping equipment, books, and tools. Downey accepts donations for the Bee Collective and Bee Sanctuary (contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com or (310) 694-2405.)
Bee Sanctuary work parties are held every Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the site. Downey anticipates filling the other empty hives in the sanctuary via swarms he collects in Davis, Dixon, Sacramento, Woodland, and Winters.
Derek Downey checks the cluster on a newly hived colony. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
First-year beekeeper Eva Dopico, a second-grade teacher in Davis, examines one of her newly emerged bees. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Beekeeper Elizabeth Frost (facing camera), a staff research associate at UC Davis, brought along a bee observation hive. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Up Close and Personal with Praying Mantis
The last time we encountered a praying mantis it was waiting for prey on a plant by the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility at UC Davis.
Then we saw two more that day in front of the Laidlaw facility. They jumped on us while we were watching the first one.
Surely we didn't look like prey!
Staff research associate/beekeeper Elizabeth Frost tends the garden in front and notices many of the stealthy little critters. They're perfectly camouflaged and ready to pounce.
The egg cases she earlier saw have hatched. One little, two little, three little mantids....
And probably many more.
They stay because the area is a good source of food--honey bees, sweat bees, butterflies, hover flies...
Those praying mantids grab unsuspecting--and sometimes quite slow--prey in their spiked forelegs and it's off with the head. Fast food it is. Fast food in the slow food movement....
Extension apiculturist Eric Mussen of the UC Davis Department of Entomology peers at a praying mantis. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Praying mantis climbs on the back of Extension apiculturist Eric Mussen. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
It's the Glue that Holds It Together
Honey bee foragers collect nectar, pollen, water and propolis.
Propolis? What's propolis?
It's that sticky plant resin or "goo" that the bees use to seal small spaces in the hive. It's also known as "bee glue." When you see beekeepers using their hive tools to pry apart the frames, they're confronting that glue.
Norm Gary, emeritus professor of entomology at UC Davis and author of the newly published Honey Bee Hobbyist: The Care and Keeping of Bees, writes: "Bees use it as a caulking material to seal small cracks and crevices inside the hive, especially at the joints between chambers, making it difficult to separate hive chambers that are glued tightly together. In warm weather, propolis is sticky and pliable. In cold weather, it's hard and brittle."
"A few bees in each colony collect propolis during warm weather when it is pliable enough to manipulate," Gary continues. "This natural bee glue is so sticky that other bees need to assist the propolis forager during the unloading process. It's amazing how they can manipulate it without becoming hopelessly entangled and stuck together, but they seem to manager just fine."
Bees also use propolis to narrow the entrance to their hive, or encase a large, immovable object in their colony--such as a dead mouse or lizard. Basically, they remove the smell by covering it up.
Humans also use it; it's highly marketable.
In Storey's Guide to Keeping Honey Bees by Malcom T. Sanford and Richard E. Bonney, the authors write: "Research in human medicine has shown propolis to be an antimicrobial agent, an emollient, immunomodulator, dental anti-plaque agent and anti-tumor growth agent. Studies also indicate that it may be effective in treating skin burns."
It's also used for such products as vehicles waxes and musical instrument varnishes. Antonio Stradivari (1644-1737) reportedly favored it for the instruments he crafted.
But have you ever seen a bee carrying a load of propolis?
Staff research associate Elizabeth Frost of the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility, UC Davis, recently noticed a bee returning to the hive with a heavy load of propolis.
Sticky, sticky stuff! Especially when temperatures hit 100 degrees.
Honey bee with a load of propolis which her sisters later unloaded. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
UC Davis beekeeper Elizabeth Frost uses her hive tool to pry open the frames. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
UC Davis beekeeper Elizabeth Frost tending hives. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Not Waxing Poetic
Ever seen a wax builder?
A "real" wax builder?
Bee breeder-geneticist Susan Cobey and beekeeper-research associate Elizabeth Frost of the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility at the University of California, Davis, showed us a wax builder last week.
No, two wax builders. Wax-building honey bees.
"The wax reminds me of fish scales," said Extension apiculturist Eric Mussen of the UC Davis Department of Entomology. "I know it has nothing to do with fish scales, but it reminds me of them."
In his excellent book, The Honey Bee Hobbyist: the Care and Keeping of Bees, retired UC Davis professor/apiculturist Norman Gary sheds light on wax.
"When workers are about twelve days old, their wax glands begin to secrete tiny flakes of beeswax," wrote Gary, who is also an internationally known bee wrangler. "They chew the wax and fashion it into the architecturally complex honeycomb that functions as a vertical 'floor' where almost all activities inside the hive take place. Newly constructed combs are light yellow in color and are one of nature's most artistic creations."
"As combs age," Gary pointed out, "they become dark brown, owing to the accumulation of pigments from pollen as well as residual cocoons..."
So, there you have it--the making of beeswax.
Makes us wonder who coined the term, "Mind your own beeswax," doesn't it?
Flakes of wax on a wax builder. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Two wax builders and their sister on the hand of Susan Cobey. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)


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