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College -News VOL. XXI, No. 4 .;. BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1934 :'o.>yrlKht BRYN MAWR COLLEOE NEWS, 1934 PRICE 10 CENTS Marriner Discusses Classical Spirit in Haydn and Mozart Artistry 8C Craftsmanship Show Intellectual Features in Form and Technique HARMONIC REPLACES POLYPHONIC STYLE "We are dealing with the Classical spirit in form and technique. You will recall that'the Classical Spirit is embodied in the impersonal, intellec- tual, the abstract, and that its domi- nant features are artistry and crafts- manship," said Mr. Guy Marriner in his lecture-recital Tuesday in the Deanery, the second in a series on piano music of the last three cen- turies. Hadyn, Mozart, and the so- nata form were the other subjects dis- cussed and illustrated during the af- ternoon. Francois Couperin perfected the suite form and with his two contem- poraries, Rameau and Loeillet, domi- nated the French School and its devel- opment of an elegant and ornament- ed harpischord style. Haydn and Mo- zart broke away from the polyphonic and fugal style of Bach and Handel and initiated the harmonic style. Haydn, born in Austria in 1732, died in Vienna in 1809, and during his long life became a world-wide success. He is called "Papa" Haydn or the "Fath- er of the Symphony" because he com- posed among his prodigous output 125 symphonies. He recognized the new liberalism in music and believed the music of the future would be far greater than that of the past, and that Music's possibili- ties were unlimited. His music is gay and spirited and contains Croatian folksongs from his native Slavonic dis- trict, introducing a new note of na- tionalistic music later to be developed Continued on Page Six M. Fiems Demonstrates Techniques of Fencing (Especially contributed by E. Smith, '37) "Fencing is not easy to learn or to do well," said M. Joseph Fiems, who has coached this sport for three years at Bryn Mawr, at the Shipley School, and at the Sword Club in Philadel- phia. This stafement was made Thursday, November 1, in the Gym. Before fencing in a way which seemed to belie his words, M. Fiems explained to the audience of undergraduates the use of the foil, epee and sabre. He il- lustrated his definition of the various attacks and parries by giving extreme- ly simple demonstrations with Miss Joan Brill and Miss Lucy Douglas, of the Sword Club. These preliminary expositions were most helpful to those uninitiated into the art of fencing. M. Fiems and Mr. Robert Agnew, also of the Sword Club, bouted with the epee and the sabre. The latter is Very different in technique from epee, as it it consists mostly in slashing. The epee or duel- ling sword bout is the most spectacular to watch, as the match consists of the best two out of three touches, which may be made anywhere from the head to the foot. Miss Brill, Miss Douglas and Pauline Manship bouted with foils, a weapon used by men and women, and which is like epee in tech- nique. Here at Bryn Mawr. fencing has a definite place. Last year, for the first time, Bryn Mawr won the Philadel- phia Team Championship. Of that team, Marianne Gateson and Maria ' Coxe have graduated, leaving Pauline Manship, Margot Berolzheimer, Bet- '. ty Barnard and Eleanor Smith from 1 last year's squad. Miss Manship, who iVoced on the second team as well as the] Varsity last year, is sure of a po- sition on the Varsity this year. Julia Grant and Huldah Cheek seem the most promising candidates for Varsity of the new fencers. The chances of winning the championship again this year do not seem very strong because of the inexperience of moat of the squad. College Calendar Wednesday, November 7. Movie: Zasu Pitts and Will Rogers in Mr. Skitch. Goodhart. 8.00 P. M. Thursday, November 8. Dr. Veltmann. Common Room. 5.00 P. M. Conference with Mrs. Dean. Deanery. 8.30 P. M. Saturday, November 10. Var- sity Hockey vs. Philadelphia Cricket Club. 10.00 A. M. Student one-act plays. Good- hart. 8.15 P. M. Sunday, November 11. Violin and Piano Sonata Recital. Dean- ery. 5.00 P. M. Sunday Evening Service con- ducted by Dr. Suter. Music Room. 7.30 P. M. Monday, November 12. Sec- ond team hockey game withv Blacks. 4.00 P. M. Mrs. Vera Micheles Dean on Europe: Peace or War. Good- hart. 8.30 P. M. Tuesday, November 13. Guy Marriner. Beethoven the Ti- tan; lecture on Tonal Art, the Sonata, Phrases and Character- istics. Deanery. 5.00 P. M. Dr. Veltmann Explains Fallacies in Complex Atoms Combine Only by Chance But All Combinations May Possibly Occur CONFUSION IN POSSIBLE The Atomists, when confronted with complex material structures, made the mistake of trying "to explain the actual in terms of the possible." Dr. Veltmann, speaking in the Com- mon Room on Thursday, November 1, began his lecture by pointing out the nature of their problem as well as the fallacy in their way of solving it. The Atomistic world has no plan or purpose because the independent atoms come together only by chance. Therefore the ancient Materialists had to find some explanation for such phenomena as the apparently teleolog- ical organization of living beings and their ability to adapt themselves to their environment. They met this problem by stating that every possible arrangement of atoms could take place somewhere and at some time. Chance, together with spatial and tem- poral infinity, was capable of produc- ing anything. The Atomists, when they used this ingenious argument to explain the occurrence of improbable events in nature, did not realize that they were limited by the fundamental concepts of their system. The universe, just because ofr the two infinite elements of space and time, does not include potentially every possibility of existence. For instance, imagine an infinite space occupied at regular intervals by point particles, and assume that these point particles are moving in one direction at the same rate of speed. Though space and time are infinite, these particles will always hold the same relation to each other. The Atomistic world, more complex than this but still lim- ited in its material, cannot exhaust the possibilities of creation by "suc- cessive flurries of Atomistic dusts." The Atomists confused the concept of an infinite series of possibilities with the concept of absolute possibil- ity. The difference between the two can be illustrated by two number se- quences: four, eight, twelve, and the prime numbers, one, three, five. Both these series are infinite, but they have no members in common. Neither se- quence has unlimited possibility. Thus even with infinite space and time, there still remain limitations in the Atomistic world which prevent the as- sumption of an infinite possibility of existence. The cosmology of the ancient Ma- terialists is based on the principle of Democritus that like always tends to unite with like. This principle does not imply any law of attraction simi- lar to gravitation, but simply means Continued on Page Five One Act Plays Gain Praise of Audience 12 Pound Look Well Played; Pitch in Riders to the Sea Tragic, Sustained A. M. GRAVES APPLAUDED No higher praise can possibly be given to the producers and players that gave Riders to the Sea and The Twelve-Pound Look on November 1 than the attentiveness and applause of the audience, unless we add the fact that both plays went over despite a collapse in the stage scenery, a sick cat in the audience, and the apprehen- sive frame of mind with which we greet the rehashing of Messrs. Synge and Barrie, both of whom we were educated to regard as master minds in Freshman English. Beforehand, the question was widespread as to whether masterpieces of drama should be sacrificed to the furtherance of am- ateur college dramatics. We bolstered ourselves with college spirit and an absorbing interest in the lesser forms of the drama* however, and went. Our attitude was unfortunate: thereby we missed the proper retribution for a hypocritical attitude. The first play, The Twelve-Pound Look, was defi- nitely amusing; the second, Riders to the Seat was so finished a perform- ance that we were caught up the mood of it to the point where we complete- ly forgot ourselves, Goodhart, and The Players' Club, which sponsored the two presentations. Barrie's The Twelve-Pound Look, al- though well done, was not too convinc- ing. In costume, setting, line, and sit- uation it is almost too close to our own mode of living" to convince us of reality if there is the slightest devia- tion from reality of life as we know it. When the tone of a play is mod- ern, as it is in the case of Mr. Barrie's play, we demand an absolute repro- duction of ourselves and of our sur- roundings on the stage; and the finish- ed excellence that must be found in the presentation of such a play is practically impossible for amateurs to achieve in a limited time and with limited resources for actual setting and costumes. The setting and Jhc costumes in The Twelve-Pound Look were very good, but they neither add- ed to nor detracted from the develop- ment of the tone in the presentation. They were authentically and simply modern. No more could have been done to make them familiar and com- monplace (as, indeed, they were meant to be), but familiarity proved not so much contemptible, as uninteresting. Helen Fisher, as Kate, played her important role with the assurance that the part demanded. Her poise and her facility at inflecting her lines so as to bring out at once her character and the situation succeeded in bring- ing to life the character of Kate, the one role in the play which demands and lends itself to interpretation at all. The interpretation was not com- pletely finished, however; her light, deft touch in the scenes which lent themselves to comedy was superb, but her acting was not sure enough in the serious and protracted conversa- tion with Sir Harry Sims. Sir Harry Sims, as portrayed by Laura Musser, was � as he should have been�a kind of idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing. "I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll blow your house in" was his message as he took his knightly exercise, striding from one end of the stage to the other. ,This excess movement Miss Musser succeeded in keeping up with- out any outward sign either of fa- tigue or of self-consciousness. She played Sims as the typed character that Barrie made him. The other play- ers in The Twelve-Pound Look were Continued on Pace Six Upperclass Tryout The News wishes to announce that there is a place open to one Junior on the Editorial Board. Any one wishing to" try out should report to the News office on Monday, November 12, at 5.45 P. M. * Medical Aptitude Test , The Medical Aptitude Test, which is one of the normal re- quirements for admission �to a medical school, will be given De- cember 7, for anyone who plans to enter medical school in the fall of 1935. Application should be made to Miss Lanman at once. A fee of one dollar will be collected from those who ac- tually take the test. Applica- tion is not binding, and any one who withdraws, will not be oblig- ed to pay this fee. Alumnae Association Will Debate Finances Council Meets This Week-End in Nation-Wide Assemblage at Bryn Mawr DIVERSIONS PLANNED The Council of the Alumnae Asso- ciation of Bryn Mawr College is meeting at Bryn Mawr College on must cover every page in detail. If November, 8th, 9th and 10th, when del- egates from all over the United States will be present, to discuss with the executive officers and councillors questions pertaining to the finances of the Alumnae Association and schol- arships for the college. In addition to the Alumnae delegates, President Marion Edwards Park, Dean Helen Taft Manning, Dean Eunice Morgan Schenck of the Graduate' School, Mrs. F. Louis Slade of New York, and Mrs Learned Hand of New York, Directors of the College, will be present. The Council will open on Thursday at half past twelve with a luncheon at the Deanery, Bryn Mawr College, for official members of the Council as guests of Mrs. Herbert Lincoln Clark, of Haverford, Pa., president of the Alumnae Association, to be followed by a meeting at which Mrs. Clark will welcome the members and open the business session of the Council. The afternoon session will include discus- sion of financial problems, led by Miss Bertha S. Ehlers, of Upper Darby, Pa., treasurer, and Miss Virginia At- more, of Wayne, chairman of the Finance Committee and of the Alum- nae Fund, and a report of the special committee on alumnae relations with the College by Mrs. Robert M. Lewis, Continued on Page Five Mrs. Dean Appraises Dictatorship Policies in Russia and Italy Individual Liberty Subordinated to State Welfare. Standard of Living Lower PROLETARIAT, PROPERTY CLASS RULE NEW ORDER The peoples of all but a few Euro- pean countries appear to have "ac- cepted dictatorship as the form of gov- ernment best adapted to provide them with political peace, econfmic security and fresh spiritual energy," stated Mrs. wera Micheles Dean in her dis- cussion of Dictatorship on Trial, the second of the lectures given under the Anna Howard Shaw Foundation. The principal argument advanced in favor of dictatorship is that it safeguards the State against the vacillations and delays inherent in parliamentary rule, and enables the government to deal promptly and efficiently with pressing economic problems. Technical prob- lems which cannot be properly under- stood by the electorate are better left to the discretion of a strong, and pre- sumably wise, executive. This is pos- sible because, it is argued, individuals and groups do not resent the assump- tion of dictatorial powers by the gov- ernment. Democracy is attacked for its politi- cal inability to cope with modern prob- lems and for its identification in pop- ular opinion with capitalism. Its crit- ics declare that democracy has not succeeded in performing the funda- mental task of all countries today� that of ensuring economic security for all, while preserving a reasonable measure of liberty for each. Last year it was generally felt that under parliamentary rule no major re- forms of the existing system could take place, and that only a dictator- ship, armed with final authority and free from responsibility to a popular assembly could cope with the critical situation. American industrialists ar- gued that Fascism, American radicals that Communism, had discovered the only remedy for social crises. Closer acquaintance with both systems has brought some measure of disillusion- ment, and unquestioning faith has yielded to a growing belief that dic- tatorship, as well as democracy, is on trial. Continued on Page Four New Instructor, Building, Equipment, Funds Desired for History of Art Department As Bryn Mawr reaches the fiftieth anniversary of its opening, we pause to appreciate how much each depart- ment has meant to us, and how much it will mean to our successors in the future. Among the first that we con- sider is the department of History of Art, which shares with the depart- ment of Archaeology the record of giving some of the best graduate work in art in the country. The depart- ment now needs a new instructor, a hew building, and a great deal of new equipment. One of the plans for the fiftieth anniversary is to provide funds for a new building, or wing of the li- brary, for the departments of History of Art and Archaeology. The Art department has grown far faster than the space provided for it; last winter, it had five members and two offices, three members of the depart- ment in one office. This year there are two in each office, and for the latest comer the department has annexed the housemaid's closet. The new wing of the library should be exclusively for Art and Archaeology and should have an exhibition room, large lecture rooms and conference rooms. Like the Fogg Museum at Harvard, it should be equipped with adequate I space to keep the slides, and ar- rangements for filing, for storing, and for consulting the photographs which are harmed by constant rummaging. The students ought to have a work- room in the building where they could go to practice painting, modelling, and engraving, for which they should have a special instructor and receive cred- its as for a laboratory course. There they could learn the technique of the Italian primitives, the seventeenth century Dutch masters, and the Im- pressionist school, as these were stud- ied in the major course. They should have a chance to learn ink-painting, an Oriental technique, in which Dr. Ernst Diez is much interested. Dr. Helson would be able and willing to give help to students working on color effects in painting. Especially important and valuable would be the instruction given in architectural and topographical sketching. The new approach to the visible arts would involve buying many books and photographs, through which the work of art is considered from the side of the maker. Besides funds for a building, and the salary of another instructor, the department needs money for fellow- ships and scholarships, graduate and undergraduate. Many people now are advised that the study of History of Art is valuable in assuring them a job. These people must be seen through college and through at least a year of graduate work to get an M.A. There is also a tremendous and very evidefft need for scholarships for foreign study. The department of History of Art has grown up from a very small be- ginning. The study of Art and Archae- ology began in Miss King's undergrad- uate days under Professor Richard Norton, the son of Ruskin's friend, Charles Eliot Norton. Continued on Pace Four fl
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"We don't have anybody on the loose that broke into the house or anything like that, it was an acquaintance," Grey said.
If you have any information you're asked to contact the Mercer County Sheriffs Office at 419-586-7724.
A press conference will be held at the sheriffs office Friday morning at 9 a.m.
Previous Coverage:
ROCKFORD -- Police have been on scene all afternoon combing through the evidence that they've collected around the property.
Police are calling this the first murder the small town of Rockford has dealt with.
They arrived on the scene around 11 this morning. Police say once they
checked out the property, they found a woman dead inside the trailer.
In addition to Rockford police, the Mercer County Sheriff's Office and
Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI) agents are helping with the
investigation. Police haven't identified a suspect but they do have a
person of interest and they believe the victim knew him personally.
"We don't have anybody on the loose that broke into the house or anything
like that. It was an acquaintance is the person that we're looking for
now," said Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey.
Details have not been released about the person of interest, but police say he may be driving a 1998 Ford Explorer.
If you have any information, you're asked to contact the Mercer County Sheriff Office at 419-586-5770.
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EDUCATION in West Cumbria can now take pupils from primary schools to PhDs as well as helping to bolster the West Cumbrian economy.
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"We aim to provide growth in West Cumbria in terms of high-level skills and in supporting new technology progress through to commercial application.
"The University of Manchester's Intellectual Property (UMIP) subsidiary has been hugely successful in helping develop academic research into commercial reality and we are working with the National Nuclear Laboratory and Britain's Energy Coast to establish a similar approach in the local area encompassing other universities and local business.
"The growth of post-graduate level research in West Cumbria can only help provide additional opportunities for local students to further their education and to business through talented young people moving in to the area."
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Four sweet friends sway overhead on this classically styled mobile. The soft, plush bunnies are designed to pair perfectly with our Harper Nursery Collection.
- 9" diameter, 18" high
- Bunnies are made of soft polyester velboa.
- Frame is covered with pure cotton canvas.
- Plays the tune Hush, Little Baby.
- Mobile arm (sold separately) attaches to the crib.
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 9" diameter, 18" high
- Bunny (4): 3.5" wide x 1.5" deep x 4" high
- Surface is washable with warm water and mild soap.
- Shipping Info
- Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.


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$24 for a Portable iPhone 4/4S Breathalyzer - Shipping Included ($90 Value)
Portable iPhone 4/4S Breathalyzer
- Retail $90.00
- You save 73%
- You Pay $24.00
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Limit 5 per customer, may purchase 5 additional as gifts. Shipping included. Valid for continental US residents only. Product will be automatically shipped to address entered at checkout within 2-4 weeks of purchase - no voucher redemption is necessary.. This voucher has no cash value. Cannot be combined with other offers. All services must be redeemed in 1 visit.


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