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The NCAA Final Four has produced many big stars over the years -- but where are they today?
Let's start with Mateen Cleaves, who after leading Michigan State to the 2000 national title, played sparingly in the NBA for several seasons before eventually playing in the D-League and overseas.
Cleaves, who had his number retired by Michigan State in 2007, is now an in-studio analyst for Detroit Pistons broadcasts and owns the record label All Varsity Entertainment. He was also selected for the 2013 class of Michigan Sports Hall of Fame.
As a freshman sharpshooter, Gerry McNamara helped the Syracuse Orange to a NCAA title in 2003. McNamara totaled 19 points and 4 steals to go along with teammate Carmelo Anthony's 33 points in a 95-84 semifinal victory over Texas and then hit six three-pointers in the first half of the title game versus the Kansas Jayhawks. Those 18 points were McNamara's total for the game, helping Syracuse to a 81-78 victory. Anthony, who scored 21 points in the win and is now an NBA superstar, won Most Outstanding Player honors, but both he and McNamara were named to the All-Tournament team.
McNamara played another three years at Syracuse, leading the Orange to the Sweet 16 in the 2004 tournament but losing in first-round upsets in 2005 and 2006. He was drafted No. 1 overall in the 2006 United States Basketball League draft, but elected to try for an NBA career instead. He had brief stints with international teams in Greece and Latvia and with the NBA Development League teams Bakersfield Jam and Reno Bighorns before retiring as a player in March 2009. He returned to Syracuse as a graduate student and student assistant for the men's basketball team in the summer of 2009 and was promoted to an assistant coach in 2011. He's seen here (center) with Orange center Baye Moussa Keita reacting from the bench during a January 2014 game against the North Carolina Tar Heels.
Sean May was named Most Outstanding Player of the 2005 Final Four after leading the North Carolina Tar Heels to their fourth national championship as a junior. May scored 26 points on 10-for-11 shooting and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead North Carolina over the University of Illinois 75-70.
May left the Tar Heels for the NBA following his junior year, being drafted by the Charlotte Bobcats with the 13th overall pick of the 2005 NBA Draft, one of four North Carolina players drafted with lottery picks that year (along with Marvin Williams, Raymond Felton and Rashad McCants.) He played for Charlotte for three seasons and another year for the Sacramento Kings. Since 2010, he has played internationally with professional teams in Turkey, Croatia and Italy. He currently plays for the French professional team Paris-Levallois Basket.
Juan Dixon won the Most Outstanding Player award in leading Maryland to a championship over Indiana in 2002. He went on to play for several teams in the NBA.
Dixon last played in the NBA with the Washington Wizards in 2009 before heading overseas to play in Europe, including stints in Greece and Spain. After a one-year FIBA suspension for steroid use, he signed with Turkish team Banvit in March 2011. In November 2013, Dixon joined the University of Maryland men's basketball coaching staff as a special assistant under head coach Mark Turgeon.
Duke superstar Christian Laettner helped lead the Blue Devils to the 1991 and 1992 national crowns.
Laettner was a first-round pick in the 1992 NBA draft by the Minnesota Timberwolves.
He played in the NBA for 13 years, including stints with Atlanta, Dallas, Detroit and Washington before wrapping up his career with the Miami heat during the 2004-05 season. His 1992 United States Olympic "Dream Team" was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010.
In January 2012, Laettner accepted a position as an assistant coach with the Fort Wayne Mad Ants of the NBA Development League, but was let go with the rest of the coaching staff after the season. He also has battled financial problems and debt from his real-estate ventures, owing a reported $30 million to creditors, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Corliss Williamson earned the Most Outstanding Player award for his performance in the 1994 Final Four, leading Arkansas to a title over Duke. He also led the Razorbacks back to the NCAA final the next year, with Arkansas losing to UCLA. He went on to play for four teams during a 12-year NBA career.
Williamson retired from the NBA in 2007 to become an assistant coach at Arkansas Baptist College. In March 2010, he was named the men's head basketball coach at the University of Central Arkansas. He left Central Arkansas after compiling a 26-62 record over three seasons to become an assistant coach with the NBA's Sacramento Kings in August 2013.
President George W. Bush jokes with NCAA basketball tournament MVP Shane Battier (center, behind trophy), who led the Blue Devils to the 2001 national title. Battier was drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies in 2001.
Battier was traded to the Houston Rockets in 2006, but was traded back to the Grizzlies in February 2011. He signed with the Miami Heat as a free agent in December 2011 and has since won two NBA titles with the team. He is also a co-owner of D1 Sports Training in Memphis and was recently chosen as the seventh smartest professional athlete by the Sporting News.
Bobby Hurley won national titles with Duke in 1991 and 1992 before being drafted by the Sacramento Kings. Hurley was involved in a serious car crash his rookie season. He was able to return to the Kings in 1994 and play with the team for several years before retiring.
Hurley turned his focus to owning and breeding thoroughbred race horses after retiring, but lost his stables to foreclosure in 2010. In 2010 he joined his younger brother Dan as a coach for Wagner University and followed him to the University of Rhode Island in March 2012 when Dan was named the school's head basketball coach. In March 2013, Hurley was named the head coach of the State University at New York at Buffalo men's basketball team. He led the Buffalo Bulls to a 19-10 record and their first-ever Mid-American Conference East division title in his first season as coach.
UConn was 91-17 during Khalid El-Amin's three years as starting point guard. This included 10 NCAA tourney wins and the 1999 National Championship.
In 50 games in the NBA, El-Amin averaged 6.3 points with 2.9 assists, 1.6 rebounds, 1.0 steals, 1.1 turnovers and 2.0 fouls in 18.6 minutes. He started playing overseas in 2002 and has played in France, Turkey, Israel, Ukraine, Lithuania and Croatia. He's seen here playing for the French League team Le Mans Sarthe Basket in 2012. He signed with Trabzonspor, a professional basketball team based in the city of Trabzon, Turkey, in February 2013, but has been sidelined since the fall of 2013 with a torn Achilles tendon.
Larry Bird, whose Indiana State team made it to the title game in 1979, followed up his 13-year Hall of Fame NBA career by coaching the Indiana Pacers from 1997 to 2000. In 2003, he assumed the role of president of basketball operations for the Pacers, which he held through 2012, when he resigned to deal with an ailing back and other health issues. He returned to the position in 2013 after a year away from the team.
After leading North Carolina to the 1982 national title, Michael Jordan went on to become of the best NBA players of all time. After ending his legendary NBA career, Jordan served as the Wizards' director of basketball operations before later becoming first a part-owner and then majority owner of the Charlotte Bobcats. He is also the Bobcats' head of basketball operations.
After leading Michigan State to the 1979 NCAA crown, beating Larry Bird's Indiana State squad for the title, Magic Johnson became one of the greatest NBA players of all time. The Lakers' star retired in 1991 after learning he was HIV positive. He later returned to the league before retiring for good in the 1996 season. Johnson has worked as an NBA commentator and also owns Magic Johnson Enterprises, which includes a movie studio and a nationwide chain of movie theaters.
Johnson, seen here coaching the West team for the All-Star Celebrity basketball game during All-Star weekend in 2011, he has focused on his business ventures and raising money for AIDS research since retiring. He also was part of an ownership group that purchased the Los Angeles Dodgers in March 2012 for $2.15 billion.
Patrick Ewing led Georgetown to the 1984 national title before becoming one of the NBA's all-time greatest players.
After retiring in 2002, Ewing has worked as an assistant coach with the Wizards, Rockets and Magic. He is currently an assistant coach with the Charlotte Bobcats under head coach Steve Clifford. He was also among the 1992 United States Olympic "Dream Team" inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010.
Bill Walton not only won back-to-back titles with UCLA in 1972-73, but he also was named Most Outstanding Player in both title runs. After a successful NBA career that saw two titles in 13 years, Walton retired. He spent another 19 years as a broadcaster before retiring in November 2009, although he later returned as a part-time commentator for the Sacramento Kings and the Boston Celtics. He also returned as a game analyst for Pac-12 basketball coverage on ESPN and the Pac-12 Network starting with the 2012-13 season.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led UCLA to three NCAA championships before embarking on a legendary NBA career. In January 2012, he was named a United States cultural ambassador, with a mission of promoting education, racial tolerance and cultural understanding among young people around the world.
Chris Webber (seen blocking) led Michigan to two appearances in the NCAA championship game. In 1993 he infamously called timeout when his team didn't have any timeouts remaining, resulting in a technical foul that helped clinch the game for North Carolina.
Nicknamed C-Webb, his 15-year NBA career came to an end in 2008. Since retiring, Webber has worked as an analyst on NBA TV's "NBA Gametime Live." Outside of basketball, Webber has been active in his investment company representing basketball and football players, real estate, and film projects.
During his college career, Danny Ferry helped lead Duke to the Final Four in 1986, 1988 and 1989, twice winning the MVP award for the East Regional. Although he was drafted with the No. 2 pick in the 1989 NBA draft, he had a mostly forgettable professional career.
Ferry (seen here at right in 2010) first worked in the San Antonio Spurs front office after retiring in 2003. He then became general manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2005, but left in the summer of 2010 to return to the Spurs as the vice president of basketball operations. In June 2012, he accepted the position of president of basketball operations and general manager for the Atlanta Hawks.
James Worthy, who won a title in 1982 with North Carolina, was named as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA history after a Hall of Fame career with the Lakers. He now co-hosts a pre- and post-game Lakers show in Los Angeles as well as serving as an analyst for local broadcasts.
Bill Bradley's Princeton team fell short of the title game in 1965, but Bradley was named MVP nonetheless. In total, Bradley scored 2,503 points at Princeton. Bradley played 10 years in the NBA for the New York Knicks. He served three terms in the U.S. Senate and mounted an unsuccessful presidential bid in 2000. These days he is a corporate director of Starbucks and a partner at investment bank Allen & Company in New York City. He also hosts a weekly radio show, "American Voices," on Sirius Satellite Radio.
Isiah Thomas led the Indiana Hoosiers to the NCAA title in 1981. Following a successful 13-year NBA career that saw him win two titles with the Detroit Pistons, he had stints in various front offices and coaching positions. He most recently was the head coach at Florida International University for three seasons from 2009 to 2012. Since December 2012, he has been a studio analyst for NBA TV and a regular contributor for NBA.com.
Danny Manning led the Kansas Jayhawks to the title in 1988, earning the Most Outstanding Player award on the strength of his 31 points, 18 rebounds, 5 steals and 2 blocked shots in the championship game. He was drafted with the first overall pick by the Los Angeles Clippers in the 1998 NBA Draft and spent more than a decade in the league.
After he retired from the NBA in 2003, Manning went on to spend nine years on the basketball staff at Kansas, including six years as an assistant coach under Jayhawks head coach Bill Self. In April 2012, Manning was officially announced as the men's basketball coach at the University of Tulsa. He led the Golden Hurricane to a 17-16 record his first year and then improved to 21–13 in the 2013-14 season, tying for the Conference USA regular season champion before winning the conference tournament. He was named Conference USA Coach of the Year in 2014. Tulsa made the 2014 NCAA Tournament, but lost to UCLA in their opening game. He was named the head coach at Wake Forest University on April 4, 2014.
Though Jerry West's West Virginia team fell short against Cal in the 1959 title game, West was named Most Outstanding Player. He's seen here in the 1959 University of West Virginia yearbook.
West won one title in his 14-year NBA career, but is most well-known for his silhouette being incorporated into the NBA logo. He became general manager of the Lakers in 1982, guiding the team to six NBA championships, followed by a five-year stint as the Memphis Grizzlies' GM before retiring in 2007. In 2011, he joined the Golden State Warriors as a head consultant, also receiving an undisclosed minority ownership stake in the team.
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HHS soccer bounces back with win
By AUSTIN COLBERT
Coming off back to back losses by a combined 8-1 -- including a 5-0 loss to Dodge City in its home opener on Thursday -- the Hays High School boys' soccer team needed something borderline miraculous to happen in order to restore belief in itself.
After falling behind 1-0 early to visiting Great Bend on Tuesday, something did happen -- a midfield-length, free kick goal by senior Eirik Legernes.
"I could tell some of the guys were already thinking, 'Here we go again,' " Hays High soccer coach Saul Hernandez said. "That got us back into the game and lifted some heads up. It gave us belief. It got the players playing as hard as I know they can."
The goal by Legernes came in the 20th minute and helped jumpstart an inspired effort by the Indians, who would go on to defeat Great Bend 3-2 for their first conference win. It also avenged a 3-1 loss at Great Bend from Sept. 16.
The goal followed an unassisted goal by Great Bend's Michael Prieto in the 10th minute.
"I heard coach say I had to get it on goal, and that's what I did," Legernes said about his free kick. "The goalie was way too far out. It went in. I didn't know it was going directly into the goal. It just happened."
Great Bend responded when Mariel Castillo scored less than 10 minutes later, a floater from the left side that just carried over the head of Indian goalkeeper Sheldon Sulzman.
Instead of folding like they did against Dodge City, the Indians started to play like a team that wanted to win, and believed it could.
"I told them before the game that we needed to bounce back after losing two in a row," Hernandez said.
"At first, we started out slow like we have been. But the guys bounced back after being down two times in the game and that shows some character."
Hays High senior Lane Clark tied the game at 2-2 just before the half, splitting defenders for a goal after junior Nathan Romme's pass set him up for the score.
The second half was a battle, and Great Bend had many opportunities to score. The Panthers' best chance came about nine minutes into the half when Joaquin Garcia's shot bounced off Sulzman in goal and out to Great Bend's Emmanuel Poblano, who's own shot bounced harmlessly off the cross bar.
Great Bend finished with 14 shots on goal to only six for Hays High.
"Our mistakes killed us and that's it," Great Bend coach Gustavo Prieto said. "Especially in the first half, we controlled the ball and moved it wherever we wanted. But the mistakes, especially the first goal on the free kick. The keeper just missed the ball."
And it was a mistake that cost the Panthers the game, with Romme being the benefactor for Hays High.
In the 52nd minute, Shawn Herrman led an Indian attack and had a shot on goal end in the hands of Panther goalkeeper Edgar Garcia, at least for a second.
The ball squirted through his hands and roll behind him, where Romme was waiting to tap it into the net from point-blank range.
"That's what we've been taught -- to follow up," Romme said. "It just popped out of the goalie's hand and I was right there."
The defense took care of the rest, shutting out the Panthers in the second half to preserve the 3-2 win.
Not only does the win end a two-game skid, it gives the Indians something to fight for the rest of the season. Hays High is 3-4 overall and 1-2 in the WAC, with a non-conference game at Buhler coming up on Thursday.
"It's a big win for us. It gets our confidence back and gets us back into WAC contention," Hernandez said. "It feels good to finally see the guys stepping up and doing their job. Now we can build on that win and hopefully get better so that at the end of the season we can finish off strong."

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.� ��> The College News Vol. XVII, No. 16 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA� WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1931 Price: 10 Cent* E. L. COOK WINS \ {Sptciallj contributed by Dr. Fenwick) The New York Times Current Events Contest was held at Bryn Mawr on March 4, from 2 till 5 in .the 1 afternoon. As in past years the exam- ination consisted of two parts, the first being a long .series of short questions testing the knowledge of the student upon' Outstanding persons or events of the year. Many of these questions might seem to the uninitiated some- what removed from the familiar things of daily life. Yet when the count came in, questions that seemed unfa- miliar to some of the contestants were easy marks for others. If two fell at Khyber Pass, two others fell before Sir Isaac Isaacs. If Hamaguchi was a stranger to one, he was a familiar face to the others. Abraham Flexner was unrecognized by one of the contestants and none of the leaders knew the latest "debunker" of Lincoln, or showed a knowledge of the Anglican hierarchy by naming the new Archbishop of York. Few, however, failed to recog- nize the famous French World War general who died during the past year and all answered to the horse who won the Kentucky Derby. To the credit of Bryn Mawr, none of the contestants failed at the hurdle that called for the name of the ancient poet, the anni- versary of whose birth was celebrated this past year. It is necessary to note that some who made a poor showing in answering the brief identifications on current informatics* wrote well on the second part, which consisted of longer essays upon a selection of topics. The winner of the first prize proved to be Miss Elizabeth Lawson Cook, '31, who won by a neck from Miss Dorothea Jenkins, '31. The third prize fell to Miss Caroline Thompson, '31, who led by a close margin over Miss Harriet Moore, '32. The paper of the winning student at Bryn Mawr will be forwarded to the Intercollegiate Com- mittee, where it will compete with the winning papers from the fifteen or more colleges which take part in the competition. The Bryn Mawr prizes are $150, $75 and $25 respectively. It would seem that the New York Times, in establishing this contest and donat- ing the prizes, is performing a very val- uable educational work, by simulating, on the part of the students, an inter- est in the important affairs of the day. Toy Symphony Feature of Benefit Concert Adolph Vogel Conducts Unique Group of Instruments in Reinecke Work. PLAYS BEETHOVEN WELL A benefit concert for the unemploy- ment fund of the Main Line Federation of Churches was held last Wednesday evening in Goodhart Hal), donated by the college for the occasion. The per- formers were members of the Main Line School of Music, assisted by Christine- Haskell and Ann Pcrley I'richard. Adalph Vogel conducted the Reinecke Toj/ Symphony which pre- ceded the regular program. It must be said that this symphony was a joy to hear; for the jaded as well as the naive it has freshness, spontaneity, and Setter still, humor. The sight of grownvip* seriously playing, or rather playing with, such things as a tempera- mental toy trumpet, a whistling bird (it's all done with water�and breath) and a French taxicab horn, has its cijimic aspect, to say nothing of the xiunds produced. , These above instru- ments, plus the coo-coo, provided the nfelody, with no assistance�except two violins, a 'cello and a piano. The rhythmic element was well represented hi- a rattle, a saw . which" managed, when struck, to sound like- a dinner gfng, a toy drum oh so toy, a clinking Coatlnaod on Pas* Two Swarthmore Defeated in Swimming Meet Daniels Stellar Performer in the First Varsity Victory in Five Years. BRONSON NEW CAPTAIN Led by If, Frothingham the swim- ming team beat Swarthmore for the first time during the four years of com- petition. Varsity showed well-bal- anced strength, .having all its mem- bers place. The only poor showing was in the relay which we lost by a couple of lengths. Daniels was again the individual star. After placing second in the two- length free style, she went on to win the eighty-yard free style finishing well ahead of Pennypacker, who just beat P. Totten out for second. She also took a second in diving, pushing Frothingham closely. P. Totten also did her share, winning two thirds and swimming in the relay. Bernheimer came out of retirement to win the breast strokei closely followed by Tor- rance. First place in the forty-yard free style went to Swarthmore, E. Jackson winning for the second year. Walton, of Swarthmore, captured the back stroke after a close race with Mitchell, and Jarrett picked up the odd point. The diving was close between Continued on Pace Foiir Special Privileges The Senate of the College at its February meeting voted that the rules governing attendance at classes should not apply to senior Honours students either in connection with courses taken with the Major department or their courses in other depart- ments. This action of the Sen- ate came as the result of a sug- gestion on the part of the Under- Kraduate Curriculum Committee. It was generally felt, both' by the Committee and by members of the Faculty, that senior Honours students would not abuse their new privileges. Student Tours to the Soviet Union For 1931 a number of interesting itineraries are available for travel to Soviet Russia, at greatly reduced rates. Parties fit ten or more students travel- ing in Category "T" -{student third) may tour the U. S. S. R. for as little as $5 per person per day. These daily rates cover every ex- pense�all transportation from the be- ginning of the tour to its end. hotels, meals, sightseeing, theatres, and the constant services of English-speaking guide-interpreters. Intourist, the State Tourist Bureau of the Soviet Union, is glad to assist Student groups, or individual students, to prepare special itineraries covering any particular phase of Soviet life they happen to be especially interested in, such as art collections, collective farms, socialized medicine, legislation, sport societies, industries, social work, chil- dren's villages, theatre, cinema, schools, minor nationalities, hunting and fish- ing, communal life, or scientific re- search institutes. Improved hotel accommodations are available all over the U. S. S. R. and new hotels are constantly being built. Prices have been sweepingly reduced. The Soviet visa is easily secured. Tours to Soviet Union combine con- veniently with any general European trip. Any progressive travel agent can ar- range tours to Soviet Russia for you, or you may communicate direct writh Intourist, U. S. A. representatives of the State Tourist Bureau of the U. S. S, R., 453 Fifth Avenue, New York. Write for the new 1931 illustrated booklet and itineraries. Unaffectedriess Charac- terizes March Lantern (Specially contributed by Miss Goodcll) This latest issue of the "Lantern" leaves one with an impression of the fragmentary. The fact that the greater part of the space is given to a story "to be continued" and to a play that has already been produced, is not made up for by sufficient solidify in the rest of the material. � The poets, in the first place, have hardly done their share. Only two serious poems is a poor showing, even for the month of February. "Winter in Connecticut" .gives- successfully the muffled slowness of a snowfall, with words and rhythm contributing to an admirable unity of effect. A more interesting subject is treated with something less of finish in "If He Ask for Bread." Its vividness seems to.be secured at the expense of a little forc- ing. The more frivolous Muse is rep- resented by "Beauty and the Blue- stocking." which serves to reinforce the old warning that good light verse is less easy to write than it looks. One suspects that Bryn Mawr poets are being lazy, or else merely conventional and waiting for spring to bring its cus- tomary impetus. We hope for an early tprtng:�-*�*�----- Leta Clews' comedy of the Runipel- worth family is very attractive non- Contlnned on Page Three Morley Plays at . Haverford Please Janet Marshall's Performance in "Good Theatre" Is Spontaneous. AUTHOR ALSO SPEAKS (Contributed in competition for editorial board) Luckily the atmosphere at the Haver- ford Union, last Friday night, was thor- oughly informal and one was not led to <pect anything approaching a finished production. During the first play, how- ever, the audience was a bit disconcerted by the obvious groping for lines, and the uncertainty with which the actors moved. The Rising of the Moon gives a dis- tinctly dramatic situation whose suspense Mr. CIourIi failed to keep up, after a good entrance, and whose intensity Mr. Gray lost along with his lines. The story is of a policeman who does not recognize the criminal he is seeking, but who will not allow a stranger to pass his post. The ragged stranger gradually melts the heart of this worthy officer with boyhood reminiscences. Finally he confesses his identity, just as ^vo under policemen arrive on the scene, and he is subsequently saved by the sympathetic superior officer. Mr. Clough failed to put across his uneasiness, as the crimi- nal in conversation with the policeman, and, personally, we would rather remem- ber Mr. Gray without an Irish accent, as the Devil's Disciple.^ Following the Rising of the Moon, Mr. Morley was introduced and himself gave a most amusing introduction to The Good Theatre. This was, as he said, a maiden performance of the play as far as he was concerned. The name of the play arose from the remark that comes glibly from every New York manager: "The piece is good writing but it ain't good theatre." It is. Mr. Morley continued, very difficult to play and requires the co-operation of the audience. In spite of Mr. Morley's professed mil- Continued on Page Two K'mdler Recital Bryn Mawr College announces a Recital by Hans Kindler, 'Cellist, for the benefit of the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry. The con- cert will take place on Wednesday evening, Mart* 25, at 8 ;20, Tick- ets are on sale at the Publication Office. French Club Gives Finished Performance of Moliere Satire fLes Femmes Savantes' Sympathetic Interpretations of Both Character and Straight Parts Give Vitality to Clever Lines; Costumes and Setting Effective. FRENCH ACCENTS CONSISTENTLY EXCELLENT Having established a reputation for dramatic ability last year with "Her- nani" the French Club were in the difficult position of trying to avoid an anticlimax this year, � The choice of Moliere's "Les Femmes Savantes" with its satire, in such complete con- trast to the, exuberant romanticism of Hugo gave * the actors a chance to prove their versatility. That the per- formance was extremely diverting sheerly by intelligent delivery of clever lines in a play where there are no dra- matic situations to speed up the action shows that last year's success was not a mere stroke of luck. The plot of the play is absurdly simple, l'iiilamiute. who loves only philosophy and . science, wishes her daughter Hcnriette to marry M. Tris- sotin, an insufferable pedant. Her hus- band favors the suit of Clitandre the witty though unlearned young' man whom Henriette loves. The flesh is weak however and it takes Henriette's uncle to bring the lovers together by a ruse. Although the only action comes at the end of the play to solve the lovers' problem, the bright inter- pretations of the actresses under the less gestures also detracted from the direction of Mile. Maud Rev gave X spontaneous atmosphere of the play as Voice of The Student The College Council has adopted the policy of having the secretary bring up any matter that is taken up seriously in the News in letters from the students and of turning it over to the proper authorities. At the Council meeting on March 10 the question of haying the library ojien on Sunday morn- ing was considered and it will be referred to the Board of Directors at- their,next meeting. The agita- tion about numerical marking was referred to the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. (Signed) Secretary of the Council. Second Varsity Defeats Second Rosemont, 39-30 A patched up second team beat an equally patched up Rosemont second team; 39-30. With each quarter a new forward was put in with Boyd. The final combination with Hardenberg at her regular position was the best for scoring but #t the same time it weak- ened the defense ly moving Bowditch into the center. Despite the good guarding which she encountered Boyd managed ,to make 24 points. Nine more were added by Hardcnbergh in her short term at forward. , A little bit out of place in centre Hardenbergh nevertheless suc- ceeded in getting the ball to the for- wards frequently although she spoiled a number of other attempts by going over the line. Engle. scoring two bas- kets while forwanl in the secitnd quar- ter, was not playing her usual good game and it was not until the end that she began to get started. Le Saulnier was dependable at guard, being par- ticularly good in the last quarter when she broke up numerous deep ptMCl continuous impression of movement. The realistic and formal were pleas- antly mixed, a combination of the ac- cepted presentation of the well-known characters and the individual ability brought by the French Club players. The character parts were very ef- fectively done. L. Mandell as Chry- sale nladc the most of her blustering and her paunch while M. Jenkins did the "chimere" scene with such gusto that her blurred enunciation was almost a virtue. M. Mitchell and O. Jarrett Were absurdly earnest as quar- reling savants. The straight parts were admirably taken. C Lloyd-Jones as Clitandre carried a role which might easily have been lifeless with spirit and dignity while C. Compton as Henriette added charm of voice and movement to the scenes in which she played. The costumes and setting also helped 'in delighting the audience: The major fault of the production was the tendency of the actresses to glue their eyes on some magnetic spot at the back of the auditorium during many of their speeches. An occasional formalism and repetition of meaning- a whole. The amazing thing is the amount of vitality which the players, even in the most minor parts, gave their roles, and not that some formal- ity remained. It is also unusual to find a large group in which the French accents are so consistently good. The French Club is to be con- gratulated on this new example of its dramatic talent. R. H. 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29 Tantalizing Tart Recipes
Nothing says spring like classic fruit-filled tarts. As the days continue to get warmer, put your seasonal produce to good use by trying out some of these recipes for homemade tarts.
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Old Bachelor's Jam and Blackberry Tart
Any berry will work in old bachelor's jam. The layered fruit spread is ripe for experimentation. Here it's made with blackberries, raspberries, and kirsch and spread on the cornmeal crust of a blackberry tart. Some say the liquor-infused jam was named for its capacity to warm single gentlemen on winter nights.
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Sneak Peek: Recreating Ancient Mayan Architectural Facades
Here at the ROM, a project team is hard at work bringing Maya: Secrets of their Ancient World to life. The exhibition opens November 19, but ROM staff have been immersed in the project for well over a year!
Emilio Genovese, ROM Exhibit Designer, is a key member of the project team. Today he is working with an artist to finalize large graphic murals that will appear throughout the exhibition. We asked him to answer a few questions about the murals and tell us a little more about his role on the exhibition project team.
LIVE: David Hockney in Conversation with Charlie Scheips
Keeps your eyes here. At 7 pm we'll be chatting with David Hockney about his drawings on the iPhone and iPad.
October 21 2:35. pm
A big apology to everyone who was following our Live Blog of David Hockney in conversation iwth Charlie Scheips. We experienced some technical difficulties that evening, but are back up and running!
We did catch the whole conversation on tape and will make it up to you with a Vlog of everything you missed. Coming soon!
@janetcarding Tweeting from the Top
This article was originally published on UNMUSEUM on September 27, 2011. You can follow Janet on Twitter @janetcarding.
The Bee Contest Winner Visits the ROM!
I love sharing the cool secrets of the ROM with visitors, so it really made my day when our Name the Queen Bee Contest winner Kaitlyn visited the ROM with her mom and her brother Kynan (who also happened to be our third place winner). I got to show them around the Keenan Family Gallery of Hands-on Biodiversity and Life in Crisis: Schad Gallery of Biodiversity, as well as introduce them to a few special friends of mine who live behind-the-scenes at the ROM.
Sneak Peek of a Virtual Gallery Visit
By Brian Boyle, ROM Senior Photgrapher.
In celebration of Dinomania! this weekend, we wanted to share details about a new technique we are experimenting with in the photo studio. Recently, I began to explore how the ROM could use emerging technologies to provide virtual tours of our galleries (if you haven't already heard about the Google Art Project, take a look!)
Burton and Isabelle Pipistrelle are out of the Bat Cave and on Book Shelves!
Imagine you were a Pipistrelle Bat living in the ROM's bat cave and one night, when all the lights went out, you snuck out of the cave to explore the wonderful galleries of the Museum. What would you want to see? Where would you go first?
Need a little help boosting your imagination? Check out the ROM's very first children's book – Burton and Isabelle Pipistrelle: Out of the Bat Cave.
The Butterflies of Toronto
To educate and foster appreciation for these much-loved colourful insects, the City of Toronto, in partnership with the ROM and Livegreen Toronto, has published a new book, Butterflies of Toronto: A Guide to their Remarkable World. With hundreds of full-colour photographs, this new publication shares the local history of butterflies and details on where they live in Toronto. It is part of a Biodiversity Series being produced by the City to commemorate the Year of Biodiversity 2010.
How Do I Identify a Space Rock?
Originally published in ROM Magazine, Fall 2010.
I found a blackened rock that I think might be a meteorite. How can I tell for sure?
Update from Dawn's Exploration of Vesta
National Philanthropy Day
As the first country to declare National Philanthropy Day in 2009, Canada enjoys a long and rich history of charitable work and corporate giving.


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4 Good but room for improvementbowmanpark | 24/10/2011 | See all bowmanpark's reviews (5)I bought this as I was aware that it had a point where I could attach a lanyard and the size (gig) was big enough so I wouldn't have to upgrade for a while.At the back of the flash drive it had two very tiny gaps where I just about managed to thread a small key ring through and I used this to connect to my lanyard. If the holes were bigger it would have been much more convenient, but either way it worked and served its purpose.The retractable USB was very useful as there are no lids/tops to lose or forget about. However the USB isn't completely covered and this can leave it exposed to a bit of dirt. But as long as you don't take it out in the middle of a sandstorm or rugby match, it should be okay.I've read a few reviews on this pen where people criticised the 'flimsy plastic' but again, as long as your not planning on throwing the pen around or dropping it repeatedly on solid concrete it'll be fine.It has a light that flashes once it is inserted into a computer and the true size is 29.8 gig after formatting.Overall the price and practicability of this USB pen can't be beaten, thanks again Play.com.
4 Sandisk USB 32gb StickSkullboy | 03/11/2011 | See all Skullboy's reviews (2)For the money, this is a steal. I use it for taking movies to work and it allows me to carry a decent selection and quantity of films. Transfer can be slowish, but i think this is more down to USB2 than the stick. It feels well built and the slide action is positive and not flimsy. Overall, a good stick, good amount of space, and an excellent price. Thanks Play.com :)


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A troponin test measures the levels troponin T or troponin I proteins in the blood. These proteins are released when the heart muscle has been damaged, such as occurs with a heart attack. The more damage there is to the heart, the greater the amount of troponin T and I there will be in the blood.
TroponinI; TnI; TroponinT; TnT; Cardiac-specific troponin I; Cardiac-specific troponin T; cTnl; cTnT
A blood sample is needed.
No special steps are needed to prepare, most of the time.
You may feel slight pain or a sting when the needle is inserted. You may also feel some throbbing at the site after the blood is drawn.
The most common reason to perform this test is to see if a heart attack has occurred. Your doctor will order this test if you have chest pain and other signs of a heart attack. The test is usually repeated two more times over the next 6 to 24 hours.
Your doctor may also order this test if you have angina that is getting worse, but no other signs of a heart attack. (Angina is chest pain thought to be from a part of your heart not getting enough blood flow.)
The troponin test may also be done to help detect and evaluate other causes of heart injury.
The test may be done along with other cardiac marker tests, such as CPK isoenzymes or myoglobin .
Cardiac troponin levels are normally so low they cannot be detected with most blood tests.
Having normal troponin levels 12 hours after chest pain has started means a heart attack is unlikely.
A normal value range may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Also, some labs have different cutoff points for "normal" and "probable myocardial infarction." Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
Even a slight increase in the troponin level will often mean there has been some damage to the heart. Very high levels of troponin are a sign that a heart attack has occurred.
Most patients who have had a heart attack have increased troponin levels within 6 hours. After 12 hours, almost everyone who has had a heart attack will have raised levels.
Troponin levels may remain high for 1 to 2 weeks after a heart attack.
Increased troponin levels may also be due to:
Increased troponin levels may also result from certain medical procedures such as:
Anderson JL. ST segment elevation acute myocardial infarction and complications of myocardial infarction. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 73.
O'Gara PT, et al. 2013: ACC/AHA Guidelines for the Management of Patients With ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction. Circulation. 2013;127:e363-e425.
Patil H, Vaidya O and Bogart D. A review of causes and systemic approach to cardiac troponin elevation. Clin Cardiol. 2011 Dec;34(12):723-8.
Sabatine MS, Cannon CC. Approach to the patient with chest pain. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 53.
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100.0% of Users Would Recommend this Digital Camera
0.0% of Users Would Not Recommend this Digital Camera
PROS: I have use my canon (my second Canon) for 8 months and love it. It makes great pictures, has easy to use software to download pictures, the flexable view finder is nice, and it has a nice zoom.
CONS: Cover for connecting to the computer is not well made and doesn't look like it will last long.
PROS: size is easy to handle, great sharpness and detail
CONS: tends to oversaturate colors like most all consumer digital cameras, access cover flaps are cheap and flimsy
PROS: lots... see reviews anywhere on net
CONS: (1) flimsy cover for TV out... too cheap. (2) battery flap too hard... (3) too much sound coming from the optical zoom motor, feels uncomfortable (4) the 'dial' on top no works confidently (as in A530)
PROS: Good image quality, swivel LCD a plus, good flash distance, multiple camera shooting modes, easy controls
CONS: Very LOUD zoom, heavy and quite bulky, requires 4 AA batteries
PROS: Outstanding Image quality for 5 Meg, and the color is supurb. Battery life is the best from a point -and-shoot digital camera that I have seen. Easy to use once you learn Canon's lingo. The SD card is very fast and writing and reading. Although SD cards are not as popular amoung professionals, it is reliable, and fast. I used to manage a Ritz Camera Store in Binghamton, NY for several years, and have seen every camera come down the pike. This one is a certain winner! I am a die-hard Nikon shooter, but this one makes me think again. For those withg large hands, it has an excellent grip for a point-and-shoot.
CONS: Just a few things... There is a flash fall-off at the widest lens setting which could be solved if Canon added a more diffuse flash. I would hane also liked a 28mm lens rather than just 35mm. The body is built solidly, but I would have liked a metal shell.
PROS: Camera takes exellent photos and you have the ability to do a lot with this small but powerfull camera. You know by the weight it is strong and should withstand some abuse. Viewing screen is large and easy to use and able to swivel to a position that suits the photographer.
CONS: Canon should know better than giving you a 16mg memory card. It is about 3 seconds of video or about 8 photos. Come on Canon, we pay for a good product and you give us this. It should come with at least 512 if not a gig. A one gig can be found with mail in rebates for under $70.00 so I am sure Canon's cost would be about half of that.
PROS: great pictures, Plenty of manual features, swivel screen, adaptability of add-ons.
CONS: Flimsyand badly positioned usb door, Bit bulky, Niggling camera shake warning
PROS: Excellent diversity of features does exactly what i need a camera to do for simple point and shoot camera that is. Manual focus, shutter speeds, variable flash settings and exposures. Great for shooting picts of kids and picts of my aquarium fish!
CONS: Would be nice to have a hot shoe for flash expansion. Also would be good to have a medium between the video compression settings--1 min of video is about 130mb on average.
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Dortmund set for Donetsk challenge
The German champions fly to Ukraine on Tuesday with one thing on their minds - victory over Shakhtar Donetsk.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- A federal judge in Kansas has been asked to award three child pornography victims more than $2 million in restitution for losses they suffered as a result of their explicit images being spread across the Internet.
But recent court rulings, including one last week by the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Denver, have raised questions about how much an offender can be forced to reimburse victims if the government cannot prove specifically how much harm the violator caused by downloading the images.
Brandon Hollister, 32, of Horton, Kan., pleaded guilty last year to distributing child porn and was sentenced Monday to five years in federal prison. U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom also asked the judge to order Hollister to reimburse victims, who said being sexually exploited as children left them with permanent mental, emotional and psychological damage.
Prosecutors cited more than 300 orders for restitution already made to the same victims whose images were found on the computers of other defendants.
An FBI agent in Kansas City found 33 image files and 37 video files on Hollister's computer, including images of at least three victims who have been identified. Hollister admitted using peer-to-peer file sharing software to download and distribute child porn.
Among the victims whose images were shared was one referred to as "Vicky," whose request for reimbursement in an Oklahoma case was pared back sharply last week by the 10th Circuit, which said it was unclear how much damage the defendant caused by downloading her images.
The appeals court said it had no problem with awarding nearly $6,000 for attorney fees, but questioned how the government calculated the defendant was liable for roughly $5,500 in damages and sent the case back to district court to figure out.
"As a victims' advocate, I'm always dismayed to see a court say we can't justify restitution for the victim, but be sure attorney's fees are recoverable," said Carol Hepburn, a Seattle attorney who represented "Vicky" as a friend of the court in the 10th Circuit case. "What kind of thing is that to telegraph to the public?"
The 10th Circuit's ruling was in contrast to a ruling by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans last year that said the government does not have to prove how much harm an individual defendant caused when determining an amount of restitution.
Hepburn is in favor of forcing violators to pay restitution according to their means, with those who have the most resources getting hit with the biggest restitution bills. If the wealthier defendants don't think the award is fair, they can sue others who downloaded the images to get some of their money back, she said.
"All of these different theories that various district courts and circuit courts have postulated on this statute are going to be ultimately reviewed by the Supreme Court," she said.
Grissom, who made the request for $2 million in the Hollister case, said he doesn't feel sorry for predators who sexually exploit children on the Internet.
He called child sexual exploitation something that "a civil society cannot tolerate," and said multimillion-dollar reimbursement judgments in child porn cases -- even against people who don't have much money -- are warranted because of the vileness of their acts.
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Sodium | 375mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 26g |
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- 2 small (1 pound each) acorn squash
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El Año Nuevo Chino
Jan 16, 2012
Este año me he propuesto aprender un poquito más de otras culturas. Afortunadamente el área de la bahía de San Francisco atrae a tanta gente de diferentes partes del mundo que para explorar no tengo...
Who Loves the Rain?
Jan 13, 2012
Who Loves the Rain?It's been so long since we've had some and I miss it so! Maybe if we think rainy thoughts and read rainy poems and books, some will come again!The...
Library Staff are Reading....
Jan 12, 2012
LIbrary staff members are enthusiastic about sharing their love of reading. If you're looking for ideas about what to read next, here are some of the things we've been reading lately:I...
Getting fit in the New Year
Jan 11, 2012
Did you eat too many cookies and drink too much eggnog during the holidays? Me, too, but it's a new year now and time to get in shape. Here are some ideas:Commit to getting started....
The Salmon are Coming!
Jan 10, 2012
Children in West Marin wait all year to catch a glimpse of the Coho Salmon swimming upstream, and right now is a very good time to see them. If you go with your parents or your class, be sure to pay...
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