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k � . News VOL. XXIV, No. 13 Freshmen Devise ' Original and Almost Wild Plot for Show Characters From All Epochs Emote Against Background of the Crusade STRANGE POSTERS ADD AN AIR OF MYSTERY / The Freshman Show, Asleep and Better to Be That Way, has been born of a class struggle. The Class of lSXt was split into two almost equal parts mainly on the question of whether or not the play should be about college. The majority opinion was against any reference to college whatsoever, in spite of 17 sophomores who appeared at class meeting in time to vote for college material. The factions are now partially resolved and at work on the writing and production of a, highly original and, from all accounts, almost wild plot. No one seems to know definitely who the author is. Ann Harrington, Chair- man of the general committee, says about 200 people have worked on the lines. It is based on the argument be- tween Richard the Lion-hearted and Philip Augustus, on King Arthur and Frederick Barbarossa, Mrs. Roosevelt, Berengaria and Eleanor of Aquitaine; but all the characters are fictitious. The play consists of two acts and three scenes during two days in Palestine on a Crusade. Berengaria and Eleanor become blase about the Crusade, the crisis hinges on a ping pong ball, and someone at some point in the play is heard-to roar: "Holy Grail!" The cast has evidently been deter- mined with one eye to appropriateness and the other to incongruity; as Rose- mary Sprague, who is actually de- scended from Eleanore of Aquitaine, plays that part and Ernestine Gallucci is playing Berengaria because she played Uriah Heep in school. The News considers the best recom- mendation of the show to be the pos- ters, done by Jane Harper and her committee. Jane herself did the cow, the lion, and the volcano posters. The music committee, headed by Helen Mclntosh, has been at work on two original songs, and composing new words to songs recruited from football seasons, camp life, the Follies, and Gilbert and Sullivan. The dance com- mittee, headed by Alice Lee, has so far done its work in deepest secrecy. Frances Levison and Eileen Durning who are, respectively, Business Man- ager and Stage Manager are quoted as saying, independently, "It's a hell of a job." LouisrI BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1938 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1938 PRICE 10 CEN1S Morlcy Speaks At Peace Conference Talks on Pacifistic Organizations On Bryn Mawr Campus On January 21, Louise Morley, '40, president of the International Rela- tions Club and of the Peace Council, made a speech at the National Con- ference on the Cause and Cure of War which was held in Washington. Her speech was entitled A College Woman Looks at the Peace Problem, and con- cerned peace organizations at Bryn Mawr: the International Relations Club, the Peace Council, and the Bryn Mawr delegation which is going to represent Russia in the Model League of Nations Assembly at Rutgers on April seventh, eighth, and ninth. Ex- cerpts from the speech follow: "The International Relations Club at Bryn Mawr is only one of those in many colleges that owe a great debt of gratitude to the Carnegie Endow- ment for International Peace. Not only does this organization supply books and bibliographies and a fort- nightly summary of important world events, but it also holds annual re- gional conferences for the various clubs in a district. "The annual Model League of Na- tions Assembly, held under the aus- pices of the League of Nations Asso; ciation, brings students of various colleges together, but in a somewhat different atmosphere. In these model assemblies, the different colleges in a region represent the various nations in the League of Nations. Weeks of preparation bring delegates together, each well up to date on his nation's foreign policy and also" prepared to attempt to reach some agreement with other national delegates on three major issues before the real League of Nations. There are generally six members to a delegation, two to work on each of the three commissions that discuss the problems before the As- sembly. Plenary sessions which open and close the Assembly follow closely the procedure of the League of Na- tions Assembly, but just as at the League itself, it is in Commissions that the real work is done. Here, after discussions and debates from the various national points of view, concrete proposals for presentation to the whole model assembly are drawn up. "International Clubs and the vari- ous branches of the American Student Union, provide a means of activity ^for those whose interests are actively aroused. The problem of arousing the latent interests of other students is more complicated, and we have found that the best means of doing Continued on Paso Three Joys for Scientific Hearts Concealed Under Austerity of Dalton's Successor Secrecy Shrouds Developments On the New Residence Hall, Workmen Silent Two centers of mechanical construc- tion, in different stages of develop- ment, under_ different management, and for different purposes are now in progress on campus. They are the almost completed science building and the new dormitory. Both will be ready for occupancy next year but mean- while drills and hammers make the days hideous for the Deanery and Low Buildings. t The science building, to the untu- tored eye, rises a mound of yellow brick as impersonal and blank as any rural high school. But only to the untutored eye, the amiable boss ex- plained. Before giving any details, however, he insisted that we mention the architects, Thomas & Martin Co., end and windows reaching for two stories from floor to ceiling. A gallery where maps will be kept, extends around three sides of the room. The chemistry section is walled with hollow glazed tile as additional fire protection. It is supplied .with eight pipe lines carrying anything from gas and compressed air to hot lemonade. There are dark rooms, special vaults for acid storage, research rooms, offices and even a drinking fountain in the front like the one at the Central Park Zoo. Most unique are the windows of a design never before used this side of the Mississippi, or almost never, any- way. They are made up of small oblong panes set in steel frames. By turning one crank the top sections open to give no-draft ventilation. If anyone feels faint, another crank swings them all open. and the contractors, BixiU., '�~:^CHP�>dditional wonders are display He, himseK>�nrefers to remain anony- mous. The building, which is of the most modern construction available, has three fire-proofed floors. The geology department will occupy the east sec- tion, chemistry the west. The central part of, the second floor and above is given over to an enormous library, with large marble fireplaces at each rooms for rocks (the geology depart- ment can come into the open at last), a system of pipes to carry away dis- agreeable fumes created by chemical novices, a vacuum line, a hand oper- ated elevator and an office for Mw Watson that rivals II Dace's in Rome. The front door at the building is pressed steel set in snowy Indiana Continued on Face Two Miss Lake Criticizes Midwinter Lantern Thinks Summer School Work Out of Place Where Style Is Emphasized EDITORIAL AND POETRY OF H. CORNER LAUDED (Especially contributed by Minn Agnes K. Lake.) . The mid-winter issue of the Lantern is opened by an editorial on Education in Philadelphia which seems admirable in its common .sense. How adequately the measures proposed would meet the situation I am in no position to judge; but that there is serious need of action is obvious. It is pleasant to see the Editors taking an interest in local problems as well as in the more dra- matic catastrophes of the world-at- large. Elsewhere the Editors have not been quite so successful. The Theatre Re- view, Susan and Jupiter's Miracle, seems like the result of an illspent week-end, topped oft" by an indigestible dinner. It is an attempt to blend Susan and God, Father Malachy's Miracle, and Amphitryon in a tech- nique perhaps inspired by the Bryn Mawr production of Hamlet. The re- sult fails because if lacks the wit which, on the basis of past experience, we are justified in expecting from the authors. There is little point in reviewing book reviews, but does not a new book by a scholar like Mr. Chew deserve something better in the way of criti- cism than a glorified table Of contents^ No attempt has been made to evaluate the contribution of The Crescent and The Rose. J. G. has done a more useful piece of work in trying to estimate the significance of Robert Browning and Julia Wedgwood. In Aldous Huxley's Ends and Means, 0. Sheep seems, not unnaturally, a little out of her depth. Miss Nichols' sketch, Cross Town, is a clever piece of writing. She has suc- ceeded in giving us a full length por- trait of Mr. Kingsbye, although she has limited herself to his 20 minutes at a news reel. Practice will eliminate the technical faults in her style, which come from a tendency to be over- explicit, too great a dependence on the use of adverbs to point the meaning which should be implicit in_�the verb, and a habit of stating wha\ has al- ready been implied. \ Miss Calkins (who usually spells her name without the "u") in We Hated Her, tells us an anecdote of childhood in Italy which is going to stay in my mind for a long time. The helplessness of children in the face of their peculiar terrors is described with complete understanding and no over- statement. Only the very end seems somehow not to ring true. Ginny's words have a stilted sound which is not characteristic of Miss Calkins' style. I imagine that the half dozen mistakes in the Italian phrases can be blamed on the proof-reading rather than on the author. Miss Kirk's amiable little picture of domestic poisoning suffers by contrast with the other contributions. Sad re- flection as it may be on the human race, the subject is hackneyed and thw treatment is not original. Some of the phrases are vivid, but the style is marred by the inaccurate use of words. "Socketed," for example, is not a synonym for, "embedded," and, to be Continued on Page Pour GLEE CLUB CAST The cast of the Glee Club's produc- tion of Patience has been chosen as follows: Colonel Calverley. .Ruth Stoddard, '39 Major Murgatroyd Mary Elizabeth Wickham, '40 Lieut, the Duke of Dunstable Matilda JajmrfTyltx, .' Reginald Bunthorne.Terry Ferrer, '40 Archibald Grosvenor Cornelia Rogers Kellogg, '39 The Lady Jane i Camilla Kidder Riggs, '40 Patience ..........Anne Kidder, '41 The Lady Angela The Lady Saphir The Lady Ella ......................To be chosen COLLEGE CALENDAR * Friday, February 11.�Square dance, Gymnasium, 8.30 p.m. Monday, February 11,.�Philos- ophy Club meeting, Common Room, 8 p. m. Isabelle Stearnes will speak. . Tuesday, February 15. � Mr. Fenwick will speak on current events, Common Room, 7.30 p. m. International Club meeting, Common Room, 8 p. m. Thursday, February 17. � A. S. LJ. meeting, Commtfn Room, 8 p. m. Saturday, February 19. � Freshman Show of the Class of 1941, Goodhart, 8.20. ,. Sunday, February 20. � The Making of a Picture, lecture by Mr. Maulsby Kimball, Deanery, 5 p. m. . Monday, February SI.�Mal- lory Whiting Webster Lecture in History by Dr. Bertha Haven Putnam, Goodhart, 8.20 p. m. Tuesday, February 22. � Mr. Fenwick will speak on Current Events. Common Room, 7.30 p. m. Wednesday, February 23.� Recital by Paul Hindemuth, ^Goodhart, 8.20 p. m. Big Majority Approves Senior Reading Period Mucjv-Time Used For Other Work, Not for Comprehensives The News questionnaire on the sen ior reading period shows that an over- whelming majority favor the period on the whole, but that almost half of the class could not use the time for Comprehensive reading. Catching up on regular reading, papers and quizzes and examinations occupied a large part of the time for most. The questions asked were: "Did you spend most of the reading period studying at home or elsewhere? Did you spend most or all of the time on quizzes, on examinations, or on papers? Did you waste the entire reading pe- riod? Do you feel that it was valuable f6r whatever reason?" About a quarter of the 77 seniors questioned were away from college most of the time, but 19 of them were studying while away. Two seniors stated that they wasted most of the period. One of these, and two others thought the time was not valuable for any reason; a brave four said not enough was assigned, and many recommended that the period be later. The consensus of opinion was that the time was valuable for catching up, coordinating, and at least getting some idea of what should be done for the remainder of the year. Twenty- seven of the seniors spent at least part of the time preparing for current quizzes and examinations, while 22 were writing papers or honors reports at least half the period. More exactly, this means that only 17 of the class spent most of the time doing assigned Comprehensive reading and review. MISS FAIRCHJLD, TALKS ON NEW LABOR LAWS Common Room, January 26.�At a meeting of the Industrial Group, "kiss Fairchild spoke on Labor legislation, its history and the implications of cer- tain issues. Greatest emphasis was put on the Wages and Hours Bill, un- employment compensation, and the attitudes of the A. F. of L. and the C. I. O. to Labor legislation. The Wages and Hours Bill, "at- tempting to put a ceiling above hours and a floor beneath wages" is under- stood to have various possible results. An editorial in the Philadelphia Pub- /tc^*jte"Sta1*d that labor legislation serves to raise costs, an action which employers combat by raising prices and installing new machinery. How- ever the advantage of Federal legis- lation over trade union regulation is that it'eliminates the moving from state to state. - Since the A. F. if L. stands oat against Federal legislation and the Continued en Pace Threw E. Fabyan Speaks On Experiences In Peiping Siege After Capture of City, Press Stifled, Chinese Welfare Work Stopped JAPANESE ATTITUDE TO FOREIGNERS CHANGED Common Room, February 1.�"I don't think I ever dare go to China again," said Miss Eleanor Fabyan, '36, speaking on her experiences of last summer during the taking of Peiping. Miss Fabyan, who was in China as secretary to Owen Lattimore, editor of Pacific Affairs, suggested that her presence in China always seemed to bear a distinct relationship to an immediate outbreak of viblence wherever she happens to be. She ar- rived in Mukden on September' 18, 1931, and the same night Manchuria was taken by.the Japanese. Cm her second visit to China, she was in Peip- ing during the siege and capture of the city. Explaining that American news- papers carried more exact reports of the war than could be obtained in China last summer, Miss Fabyan de- clared that she would confine her talk chiefly to personal reminiscences. She said that her first knowledge of the fighting came in the early morning of July 8, when her amah heard the distant sound-of guns. This noise continued and grew louder and louder until some 20 days later, when the fighting was right outside the gates of Peiping, and there were planes flying over the city every few minutes. All foreign citizens were ordered into the foreign quarter. Miss Fabyan received the notice one morn- ing to move into the international con- cession by noon the same day, bring- ing as little luggage as possible. In spite of the fact that the embassies were crowded and people were living in tents inside the foreign quarter, and also in spite of confusion and ex- citement, there was not much fear, that the Japanese would bomb Peip- ing. The reason for this is that everyone knew the city was easy to take, and would not be able to resist long. It is not in a very strategic position, and is a very ancient and beautiful city which the Japanese would probably hope to exploit as a tourist center. The only danger was that the Japanese troops might run Continued on Page Four City School Children Investigated by A. S. U. Small Delegation Sent to Talk With Governor Earle Present conditions in Philadelphia schools were investigated by the A. S. U. A delegation of four members �Eleanor Bailenson '39, Agnes Spen- cer '39, Emily Doak '39 and Eleanor Sayre '38�consulted with Governor Earle along with similar delegations from Swarthmore, University of Penr\ sylvania, and Temple. If conditions' remain as they ate now there will be a reaction oh the rating of the high- schools which will disqualify their pupils from eligibility for scholarships to first-rate colleges. As a result of depreciation in real estate values the schools are facing a deficit of from six to seven million dollars. This will undoubtedly in- crease because of a recent State Su- preme Court ruling that the Board of Education cannot raise the taxes on property, since it is an appointed, not an elective, body. Unless higher tases can be levied, however, there is no chance to make up-the deficit. Governor Earle's answer to a re- , quest for a special session of the <>...� legislature to pass effective measures was that a special session would not only involve great expense but also would probably be fruitless since leg- islators are now concerned with their own local problems. He implied, how- ever, that if they felt that the people would support new taxes the measure might succeed in the next meeting, Oaotlnued on Pace
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John Huff/Staff photographer Milton Public Works crews begin preparing the town's section of the Townhouse Road Bridge for dismantling Tuesday.
MILTON — A team of workers began removing the Milton side of the bridge that spans lower Northeast Pond between Milton and Lebanon, Maine on Tuesday.The bridge, connecting Townhouse Road in Milton and New Bridge Road in Lebanon, Maine was built shortly after World War II. It has been seen as a safety hazard in recent years.Road Agent Pat Smith was one of five Highway Department and Paye Construction workers at the bridge Tuesday morning, removing large stakes in preparation of lifting the bridge in two large pieces and disassembling it once the bridge is on the ground.The team of workers began the removal process at 7 a.m. Tuesday, and while work is scheduled to take place over a three-day period, Smith said the work is moving at a faster pace so far.The bridge, described by Smith as "old and rotted," was closed to vehicle traffic about two years ago, but the bridge is not even fit for pedestrian traffic or bicyclists that still use the bridge. Smith said, some motorcyclists have also been driving on the bridge, and teenagers have been known to jump off the bridge into the water, presenting a potential safety hazard."This is a big liability," said Smith.To ensure safety of workers, it was decided the bridge will be carried away in two large pieces, rather than being taken apart — the more labor intensive way, piece by piece. Removing the Milton side of the bridge in two large chunks also aims to prevent materials from the bridge from falling in the water.A boat from Milton Fire and Rescue Department was poised at the edge of Northeast Pond, in case a worker, or a piece of the bridge, fell into the Northeast Pond during the removal."We've been trying to eliminate anything going into the lake," said Clarence Nason, foreman at the Highway Department.He said some of the old beams of the bridge contain hazardous substance creosote, which the crew has prevented from getting in the water. After each portion of the bridge is lifted, using Paye Construction's excavator, those portions will be disassembled on the ground, and materials from the bridge will be stored at the Highway Department barn.An eight-foot-tall chain link fence will be positioned just before the bridge on the Milton side, along with concrete blocks, to prevent vehicles and pedestrians from accessing the area where the bridge once was. The other end of the bridge is blocked off as well.According to Selectman Bob Bridges, the cost to remove the Milton side of the bridge was $4,000, and the town has no plans to replace the bridge.According to minutes from a public meeting on May 19, 2011, Chip Getchell, director of Maine Department of Transportation asset services division, said fixing the bridge is estimated to cost $1.4 million.An official from Maine DOT visited the Milton side of the bridge early Tuesday afternoon, in hopes of estimating how much removing the bridge on the Lebanon side will cost.


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Accelerated Technology's Nucleus RTOS Continues Support for CDMA Chipset from VIA Telecom
MOBILE, Ala., Feb. 14, 2006 - Accelerated Technology{reg}, a Mentor Graphics division (Nasdaq: MENT), today announced that VIA Telecom, Inc, a leading developer of CDMA chipsets and long-term partner of the company, has extended its license agreement for the Nucleus{reg} real-time operating system (RTOS) to support VIA's CDMA baseband processors. Now mobile phone developers can continue to have a robust foundation on which to build smaller, more powerful products with increased reliability and lower power consumption.
"We are delighted to continue to integrate the Nucleus PLUS RTOS into our CDMA Baseband Processors, and we believe that the result will benefit handset manufacturers and users," said Kang Hee Kim, marketing manager at VIA Telecom.
The Nucleus PLUS RTOS is integrated into VIA Telecom's single-chip CBP4, CBP5 and CBP6 family of CDMA Baseband Processors, which also features an ARM7TDMI{reg} core.
The solid and flexible Nucleus PLUS RTOS is ideal for developing the broad capabilities that consumers require from multimedia mobile phones, including digital cameras, gaming applications, Web browsing with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Internet connection, and complicated settings (such as ring tone options, extended calendars, and currency converters). Implemented in over 40 cellular designs last year alone, the Nucleus PLUS RTOS is also widely accepted for building applications that include consumer electronics, as well as portable and handheld devices. Additionally, developers using the Nucleus PLUS RTOS can maintain lower product costs with Accelerated Technology's royalty-free software.
"The combination of the VIA Telecom CDMA chipset and the Nucleus RTOS offers a baseband platform that makes it easy for cell phone vendors to start developing their next generation of CDMA-based phones," said Glen Johnson, product marketing manager, Accelerated Technology Division. "The reliability and proven track record of the Nucleus RTOS in the cell phone industry, coupled with the attractive royalty-free business model, offers the most compelling software solution for cell phone manufacturers today."
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Kalaeloa Raceway Park - CLEAN UP DAY! Starting at 9AM, February 21 & 22nd, 2009 @ KRP
Written by Administrator Friday, 06 February 2009 17:48
Hello Valued Supporters,
In preparation for upcoming events, we'd like to ask for your support in helping to clean up Kalaeloa Raceway Park. Over the next few months, we'll have designated clean-up days where you'll be able to help prep the park for the various events that will be taking place. Clean-up duties will included cutting the grass, tearing out weeds & bushes, as well as painting barricades and bunkers.
The first of these clean-up dates is set for Saturday & Sunday, February 21st & 22nd, 2009 starting from 9AM.
Everyone that helps will have the opportunity to sign a painted barricade with their initials/mark as a way of saying thanks for their volunteer efforts. Drinks & Lunch will be on us as well. Helping will also give you the experience of seeing the park for the first time.
We already have the machinery to do the heavy stuff such as the full scale mowing, but we'll need help with the small stuff. We'll need things like weedwhackers, shovels, picks, axes, and anything you would use to clean up a 30 acre parcel of bushland.
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KRP Clean Up Day
February 21 & 22, 2009
Starting from 9AM
Kalaeloa Raceway Park
Please spread the word, and let's get a good group of people to get the park started on the right track! Save Oahu's Racetracks & Oahu Motorsports Advisory Council thank you for your continued support!
Kalaeloa Raceway Park is located just before the intersection of Coral Sea Road & Tripoli on the way to White Plains Beach in the old Barber's Pt. Naval Station.
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2012 International Photography Exhibition
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2012 International Photography Exhibition The 2012 International Photography Exhibition on display in the Art Lounge of the Ohio Union features 41 original photographs taken overseas by 31 Ohio State students, staff, faculty and visiting scholars who come from 7 different countries. Photographs in the exhibition were first submitted in three categories to the International Photography Competition, an annual contest open to all members of the Ohio State campus community. An Ohio State international graduate student, a staff member and a faculty member comprised the three-person panel of judges who honored one selection with the overall Best in Show award and selected first, second, and third place winners in People, Places and Transportation. Additionally, 31 photographs were awarded honorable mention recognition. All entries in the competition were judged on the basis of artistic expression, creativity, originality, and quality of image. More than 100 members of the campus community (10 faculty members, 18 staff, 23 graduate students and 54 undergraduate students) submitted 232 photographs across the three categories. Organized by the Office of International Affairs, the international photography competition and exhibition has taken place for more than ten years. View the current exhibition or browse past photography competition winners online at http://oia.osu.edu/photo-contest. |
Date and time: | December 8, 2012 9:00 AM - 1:00 AM |
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Dr. Greg Foltz, a brain surgeon from the Ivy Center for Advanced Brain Tumor Treatment at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute in Seattle is inviting 25 people (including students) to join him on Friday, Aug. 24 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to become a "Brain Surgeon for a Day." (Enter by 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, August 9, 2012.)
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Salem's January Term allows students to expand their educational horizons.
Salem Professor Featured at Environmental Event
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Salem Professor Named Educator of the Year
Dance professor Heidi Echols named College Dance Educator of the Year.
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Salem College's interior design program received a major donation for a new program initiative.
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Graduates of the nation's top liberal arts colleges, including Salem College, say they learned more in college than graduates of any other types of colleges.
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The NCICU ICAN program awarded Salem with a $20,000 grant
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Dr. Thomas Swenson, Director of the Salem College Center for Musical Excellence, has been elected President-Elect of the North Carolina Music Teachers Association (NCMTA).
Salem Interior Design Team Wins Award
Salem's interior design team was honored at the annual Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County ReStore Spaces event.
15 Soccer Players Earn GSAC End of Year Honors
Gearing up for the Great South Athletic Conference women's soccer tournament, the GSAC is pleased to announce this year's women's soccer conference award winners. The winners will be honored during the tournament in LaGrange this weekend.
Soccer wins to advance to Great South Semifinals
The Salem College soccer team defeated Huntingdon College today 1-0 to advance to the Great South Athletic Conference semifinals on Friday. Stephanie Hubbard (Sanford, NC) scored in the 20th minute to secure the win. Salem improves to 11-4-2 overall with the victory.
Salem Participated in Women's Conference
Salem alumna spoke and a dozen students attended the North Carolina Governor's Conference for Women.
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Internationally known education speaker will appear at educational partnership event.
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Salem alumna and composer Margaret Vardell Sandresky honored; composition competition winner named.
Salem Hosted CCA Conference
Salem College was the host institution for the annual Carolinas Communication Association Conference, Sept. 30-Oct. 1 at the Hawthorne Inn and Conference Center in Winston-Salem.
Soccer's Ferguson selected as Great South Player of the Week
The Great South Athletic Conference is pleased to announce this week's Weekly Honor Roll recipients for the week ending Sept 18. Ian Meredith of Covenant wins for men's soccer and Sawyer Ferguson of Salem in women's soccer rounding out this week's list.
Salem Trustee Remembered
Salem Board of Trustees member J. Roy Davis Jr. died Sept. 15.
Soccer improves to 5-1 with win at Warren Wilson
The Salem College soccer team won their fifth game in a row in a 4-0 non-conference victory at Warren Wilson this afternoon. Amanda Orsino (Sauquoit, NY) scored two goals for the Spirits. Salem improves to 5-1 overall on the season.
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FARMINGTON — Officials responded Thursday evening to a one-vehicle accident where a pedestrian was struck and badly injured along Route 11. Then shortly after, a four-vehicle accident amid the heavy traffic from the first scene tied up the major artery even longer.
"It was more or less a visual issue. (Bisson) wasn't able to see because of light visibility," McNeil explained. "There are no street lights in that area. It was very dark, and Brenda was wearing dark clothes with no hazard lights displayed."
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446Take time to notice who is driving Boxsters. At least in my area, it is rarely a guy. Of course I know they DO drive them, but for some reason the proportions are ridiculously askew in San Francisco area. I'd gladly take a $20 bet on every Boxster on the road that comes along randomly. I'd clean up.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446Well I could see where they'd be tricked into thinking it was a man's car. Probably too uppity for a woman right? :P
I think regional differences can be quite startling. For instance, aside from the wildly disproportionate number of women driving Boxsters, we have an almost complete absence of Cadillacs. I do see lots of Lincolns in livery service though.
MINIS are as thick as flies out here. Dealers must be raking in the bucks on these cars.
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martian Posts: 220You are right-I have always wondered why the do mestic 4-cyl engines were so crappy (compared to the japanese ones). The Honda fours would rev smoothly, and sounded nice-while GM gave us V-8's sawed in half. The GM 4's were noisey, didn't like to rev, and just sounded cheap! Likewise with FORD and Chrysler. My x had an OMNI with the VW-built 4-it was a great car! Why didn't the big 3 just build a good german or japanese 4 under license? I used to cringe whenever I got a rental car Cavalier-those engines were lousy!
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446AWFUL cars, truly AWFUL, some of them. You're right, the early American 4 cylinder engines were threshing machines....they ran like leaf blowers compared to Japanese engines.
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hpmctorque Posts: 4,358I think the Bug's horizontally opposed OHV four was okay for its time, especially before pollution controls. Sure, it was noisy, in part because it was air cooled, but it was smooth. I found the noise more pleasant than objectionable. Ah, that brings back memories of when you could identify brands from their sound. It was kind of neat. Now engines are so muffled that you can't tell one from another.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,446I can tell only a few---a Porsche, a Ferrari, a Subaru (older ones) a diesel car of course, and a Chrysler product (usually). But once it's on the road, distinctive sounds aren't so varied anymore in automobiles I don't think. I can still hear a Porsche on the road, like a 400 HP vacuum cleaner, and of course a Ferrari like the screaming banshees of hell, and a Harley, like a pile of nuts and bolts rattling around in a clothes dryer. :P
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fintail Posts: 34,742I have noticed that starting sound too, esp Hondas and 80s-90s V6 Fords.
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hpmctorque Posts: 4,358Circling back on whether Boxters are girlie, it may depend on which part of the country you're evaluating. I randomly took note of the person behind the wheel in Montgomery County, MD, adjoining Washington, DC, and my early findings suggest that five out of five Boxters that I observed were driven by guys. Let me hasten to add that this is a tiny sample, too small to be representative, of course. Also, in four more cases I couldn't see inside well enough (top was up and glass was heavily tinted, was too far away, or going to fast, etc.) to identify the gender of the driver. So these are early, somewhat inconclusive returns, because we know for sure that a certain percentage of Boxter drivers in Montgomery County are women.
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We bought these trainers for our 3 granddaughters to learn to ski this summer on vacation. Our 6 year old got up on the first try and in 2 days was skiing 1 1/2 miles each trip up. She was ecstatic and was the youngest we ever taught. She beat her mom and her cousin so that made her even more pleased with herself. The skiis are heavy for a small child to manage in the water by themselves but that was the only criticism we had.
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When I used this to teach a child to ski it was great to get him out of the water but I think the apparatus of handle and ski connector was difficult for the child to stay standing. We tried adjusting the length of handle but it was quite difficult. There were no instructions about how the handle and ski configuration should work which frustrated the adults and in turn frustrated the child. It was nice that the adults could let go of the child before he had a hard crash so it was not a scary experience. We ended up just removing the ski-rope-handle configuration and just told the kid he would have to get up with out it, so he did.
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Wieze/Belgium, January 26, 2012 – Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate products, will be present at the upcoming ISM trade fair in Cologne from January 29 to February 1, 2012 (Hall 10.2 Aisle C010-D019). The company's presence at this fair is built upon experiencing the new range of chocolate and cocoa-related products. Visitors to the Barry Callebaut booth will get the opportunity to see and taste Barry Callebaut's dazzling new decorations, fillings and inclusions. Moreover, as part of the activities organized by host country Belgium, Barry Callebaut Chocolate Ambassador Bart Van Cauwenberghe will use the new product range to make delicious chocolate creations during his show cooking sessions.
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