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Pop singer Katy Perry has made a big impact on the music scene in the few years she has been around. In celebration of her 30th birthday Oct. 25, join us for a look at her career so far.
Perry, born Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson, first tried to find success as a gospel singer, releasing a self-titled album in 2001, which was unsuccessful.
A view of the back cover of the "Katy Hudson" album
Perry rose to fame with the release of her second single "I Kissed a Girl" in 2008.
Perry's first mainstream studio album, "One of the Boys." followed later that year and subsequently became the 33rd-best selling album worldwide of 2008.
Katy Perry performing during the Warped Tour during the summer of 2008, just as her career was blowing up.
Perry performs during the Warped Tour 2008 on July 26, 2008, in Uniondale, New York.
Katy Perry performs on NBC's "Today" show in New York on Aug. 29, 2008.
Katy Perry performs during the MTV Europe Music Awards ceremony in Liverpool, England, on Nov. 6, 2008.
Katy Perry performs at the Jingle Ball concert in Anaheim, Calif., on Dec. 6, 2008.
Katy Perry performs at the 51st annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 8, 2009.
Katy Perry performs on stage during the 17th Life Ball, Europe's largest annual AIDS charity, in Vienna on May 16, 2009.
Perry is seen here during a July 2, 2009, performance.
Katy Perry poses at the premiere of "This Is It" in Los Angeles on Oct. 27, 2009.
Perry served as a guest judge on a Season 9 episode of "American Idol" broadcast on Jan. 26, 2010.
Nominee Katy Perry poses on the red carpet at the 52nd annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Jan. 31, 2010.
Katy Perry hugs actor Jonah Hill after she was slimed at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards in Los Angeles on March 27, 2010.
Katy Perry in the music video for "California Gurls," the first single off her second mainstream album, "Teenage Dream."
Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg perform "California Gurls" at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles on June 6, 2010.
The cover of "Teenage Dream," which was released on Aug. 24, 2010.
Perry was supposed to appear in a Sept. 27, 2010, episode of "Sesame Street" singing a version of her hit song "Hot n Cold" to Elmo, but the segment was pulled and instead put online after parents complained about her outfit.
Perry later made light of the controversy with an appearance on "Saturday Night Live" in a low-cut Elmo shirt.
Perry released her own fragrance, Purr, in November 2010.
Katy Perry performs during the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show at the Lexington Armory in New York City on Nov. 10, 2010.
Katy Perry performs during the Z100 Jingle Ball in New York City on Dec. 10, 2010.
Perry voiced a role as herself in an episode of "The Simpsons" that ran Dec. 5, 2010. She's seen here in a promotional photo session for the show.
Katy Perry sings during a taped rehearsal for the Grammy nominations television special in Los Angeles on Nov. 30, 2010.
Perry guest starred in a Season 6 episode of "How I Met Your Mother" titled "Oh, Honey" that ran on Feb. 7, 2011.
Katy Perry performs "Teenage Dream" at the 53rd annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 13, 2011.
Russell Brand and Katy Perry arrive for the European premiere of the film "Arthur" in London on April 19, 2011.
Perry at the April 30, 2011, launch event for her perfume.
Katy Perry, who voiced the character of "Smurfette" in the live action/animated movie "The Smurfs," attends the movie's premiere at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York City on July 24, 2011.
Katy Perry poses with the three awards she won at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles on Aug. 28, 2011.
Katy Perry goes pink with performance at the 2011 American Music Awards in Los Angeles on Nov. 20, 2011.
Katy Perry performs at the 54th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 12, 2012.
Katy Perry arrives at the 29th Annual ASCAP Pop Music Awards in Hollywood, Calif., on April 18, 2012.
On June 5, 2012, Electronic Arts released "The Sims 3: Katy Perry's Sweet Treats." The game is set around her candy-themed franchise with candy-themed objects, styles, clothes, hair, patterns and more.
Perry arrives at the Australian premiere of "Part of Me" in Sydney on June 30, 2012.
Katy Perry poses at the premiere of "Katy Perry: Part of Me" at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, Calif., on June 26, 2012.
Katy Perry performs at the premiere of "Katy Perry: Part of Me" at the Grauman's Chinese theatre in Hollywood, Calif., on June 26, 2012.
The 3D documentary concert film opened on July 5, 2012, and made about $32.2 million worldwide.
Katy Perry flashes a victory sign before the Singapore F1 Grand Prix at the Marina Bay street circuit in Singapore on Sept. 23, 2012.
Perry performing during her California Dreams Tour on Sept. 23, 2012.
Perry performs at the Kids Inaugural Concert for Children and Military Families, one of the events ahead of the second-term inauguration of President Barack Obama, on Jan. 19, 2013, in Washington, D.C.
Perry arrives at the 55th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Feb. 10, 2013.
Perry performs with a member of her band during the iHeartRadio Music Festival at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Sept. 20, 2013.
Perry's fourth studio album, "Prism," was released on Oct. 18, 2013. The album's first single, "Roar," was released in August 2013 and climbed to the top of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart and peaked in the top 10 in 25 different countries.
Perry arrives at the 41st American Music Awards in Los Angeles on Nov. 24, 2013.
Perry arrives at the NRJ Music Awards in Cannes, France, on Dec. 14, 2013.
Perry performs "Dark Horse" at the 56th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles on Jan. 26, 2014.
Perry attends "The Night That Changed America: A Grammy Salute To The Beatles" in Los Angeles on Jan. 27, 2014.
Perry tweeted this selfie she took with Vice President Joe Biden in June 2014.
Perry performs at a concert commemorating the Special Olympics at the White House in Washington, D.C., on July 31, 2014.
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quote:I'm expecting a big year from Mark Ingram, I talked to Sean Payton and he talked about giving Ingram more of Sproles plays because he believes Ingram is a terror on the second level. If Ingram is available in your league, pick him up immediately.
quote:Colts coach Chuck Pagano believes Darrius Heyward-Bey's confidence is "skyrocketing" after a drop-prone start to camp.
quote:as far as marshall I wouldn't give him up without get dez in return which i'm pretty sure you would see as a lateral move at best. I wouldn't take roddy for him.
quote:you gonna respond to my offer?
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Kirsty Jones just showed an amazing performance at the PKRA Wave event in Dakhla, Morocco, finishing 2nd!
The second tour stop of the PKRA season just officially finished with a closing ceremony celebrating the event and honoring the champions of the competition. The tour already came to Dakhla the 5th time! The 2014 PKRA Kiteboarding World Cup Dakhla came to a close after 4 consecutive days of fierce competition.
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., August 12, 2010—Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced the signing of PD Solutions as a distributor of the Mentor Graphics® FloEFD™, FloTHERM® and FloVENT® products, targeting mechanical design engineers in Singapore and Malaysia. The Mechanical Analysis Division (MAD) of Mentor Graphics portfolio of CFD software, which includes the industry-leading FloEFD product, provides a wide range of physical simulation and analysis capabilities involving heat transfer and fluid flow before physical prototyping.
PD Solutions, founded in 2003, provides CAD/CAM/CAE and product lifecycle management (PLM) software and services to companies in the design and manufacturing industries. As the region's main reseller of PTC software and certified training, PD Solutions helps customers realize the value of CAD-embedded CFD for upfront and concurrent CFD design simulation and analysis. These capabilities help customers eliminate product design errors, reduce costs, and optimize overall product quality.
"With the distribution of Mentor's CFD solutions in Singapore and Malaysia, we will provide our customers with the industry's best, innovative and comprehensive technology that is also fast and easy to use," said Tay Ming Hui, PD Solutions' managing director. "By providing design engineering, implementation, consulting, software migration and training, we will enable our customers to remain competitive and successful by improving their efficiency and time-to-market through Mentor's industry-leading mechanical design and analysis technology."
"Having PD Solutions distribute our CFD product line is of strategic importance for us, since they provide unprecedented experience and a successful approach to our target customers in Singapore and Malaysia," said Erich Buergel, Mentor Graphics Mechanical Analysis Division general manager. "The combination of our industry-leading CFD technology and PD Solutions' expertise and comprehensive services will allow us to expand into new markets very quickly while enabling our customers to develop innovative new products."
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Have you ever wondered how Compassion, an openly evangelical organization, is able to work in Muslim or Hindu countries where evangelism is illegal? I have.
The other day I had an opportunity to spend an hour with a couple of our field staff, Mathew from India and Kevin from Bangladesh, and I asked them this question: How can Compassion work in India or Bangladesh or Indonesia?
Here is what they said …
We redefine the meaning of "evangelism." The true way to evangelize someone is simply to act in a way that causes them to ask, "Why do you care?" This is what we do. We don't "evangelize" the children in the sense most Westerners do. We simply care for them and then the parents ask why.
I've been processing that conversation ever since it occurred. Perhaps many of us have our focus in the wrong place. If Christians would make relationships our top priority, we wouldn't have to put so much time or effort into evangelism. It would be the natural result.
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The idea for this show came from several different moments.
One of them was the culmination of the one and only season of American Idol I watched all the way through.
On the final episode, Fantasia Barrino was the winner with, oddly enough, Jennifer Hudson finishing pretty far back in the pack. Barrino stepped up to sing what is called, in the AI world, her coronation song. It was called "I Believe." It immediately went number one, and let me assure you that you've heard it before even if you've never heard of it. There was nothing terribly wrong with it. It was just an averaging of about eight musical cliches.
My reactions to Fantasia came flooding back to me this year when I watched the Grammys. There were so many talented performers -- Beyonce and Pink, for starters -- and so little memorable songwriting. But what exactly, does that mean. What's a "Good song?"
You can join the conversation. What makes a great song? Why is your favorite song your favorite song? Leave your comments below, e-mail email@example.com or Tweet us @wnprcolin.
Listener E-mail from Mike
I greatly enjoyed today's show about what makes a good song. i had been thinking the same thought myself that there just doesn't seem to be many good songs anymore and most performers seem more interested in vocal histrionics than in just singing. It also seems to me that producers are getting in the way good music. I did want to mention one of my favorite songwriters, Laura Nyro. She was a tremendous talent but most of her success came from other artists covering her song particularly in the beginning of her career. I doubt that many people today are much aware of her but amongst musicians she is highly regarded. on the Elvis Costello show with his guest Elton John, they both admitted to holding her in high esteem. keep up the good work.
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Great subject. I've been listening only since 1:30, but I hope you didn't leave out "Skylark".
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i'm a professional musician, i play many styles of music. billy strayhorn is about as good a songwriter as ever lived, and lush life is pretty much IT. endless harmonic interest, gorgeous melody.
what do your panelists think? is this my favorite because i'm a musician, and really love the changes...or does it translate to everyone?


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quote:Because he's putting in extra work to try to get himself 100% ready for the start of the season?
quote:I'm starting to wonder if he's got anxiety issues.
quote:Ricky is the man. Really nice guy that was a victim of circumstances. More people should hate Mike Ditka for being a dumbass, but they instead direct their anger at Williams. The only way he could have justified what Ditka did was to rewrite the NFL record books annually.
quote:You guys are idiots. Do any of you believe for a second that Monty would have let him have treatment during a game if he wasn't happy with it?
quote:doing dumb shite like interviews with a helmet on is just begging for criticism.
quote: everybody in Nola wanted to love Ricky
quote:Ricky's gone, I hate Bush. Bush is gone, I hate Ingram.
quote:You missed my point. Completely. I'm talking about the obvious social anxiety/ possible social disorder he has.
quote: Do any of you believe for a second that Monty would have let him have treatment during a game if he wasn't happy with it?
quote:The guys suffers from severe social anxiety disorder. Either way, if that's the biggest gripe you have with Ricky, your hatred is misdirected.
quote:Bull shite. Saints fans love having a Saints player to hate.
quote: but he had severe social anxiety in Miami and at Texas and there were no helmet interviews at either spot.
quote:Okay, if you could hear his voice and you knew it was him under the helmet answering questions, why make it such a big deal? Seriously, that's some dumb shite to hold against him.
quote:Again I didn't care but if you do that or if you tweet about watching a college game while your team is playing you are begging for criticism.


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Commander Vaco.
Gia Panta. High Command.
Vaco pulled what appeared to be a very old pocket watch from his belt and opened it. Yes, I have put this off for far to long... if only it ended differently. he thought as he checked the time. The armored figure turned around and looked at the situation. Here he was, about to leave the only hope for the planet, facing a Undead Lord. He felt... helpless, hopeless. Some how he wanted to help her, do everything to... but he couldn't. He was an Imperial, he couldn't attack a Lord unless it was in defense. The temptation was there though, to strike the unprotected back of Frost and give her a chance to live... but just perhaps.
But no, he'd be more help alive and where he was at then dead.
He caught the Lieutenant's eye and nodded to her, she understood what it meant. It was time. He caught the Captain of the Guards attention and gave the signal. He understood.
Vaco cleared his throat as the 501st began filing out of the room. "My Lady Ivy," he said. His voice was still ruff, but it had an edge of softness to it, and regret. "It was an honor to meet you, and I wish you the best of luck that someday... perhaps we'll be able to meet under less strained circumstances." he looked around slightly and gave a sigh, "I'm leaving. We've been recalled to a battlefield that requires the 501st's attention more so than Exalia."
He gave a bow to the Demi-Goddess and walked into his room. He fished around for a few seconds and pulled out a very small package. It was a key wrapped in a note. The note read:
"Too bad things didn't work out very well. This key belongs to Locker 501 at the Health and fitness Center located at the corner of 31st Street. I hope this helps you." - V
Vaco dropped the package into Ivy's bag, and quietly whispered. "And none shall ever know my reasoning for this betrayal. Yet, I hope the best for this poor world. Perhaps they would find away to solve their problems, without resorting to violence... Whatever the case, I hope this will help you."
The Lord-Commander turned around and walked down to his hanger. The 501st have been mobilized and were ready to leave. They would ascend into the heavens, and dock with their flagship. From there they would be taken to a different world to fight another raging war.
Little would ever be heard of Vaco again on Exalia. Some of the rumors said that the Commander meet his fate, and died alone on the field of battle stricken with terrible and painful wounds before falling to the ground, surrounded by the bodies of his legendary division. Others say that Vaco lived, and served faithfully for a few more campaigns before retiring back to his own planet and becoming the Grand Masters. Darker stories tell of him dying terribly, but coming back as a fearsome Undead Lord whose wrath knew no end as he lived in a hellish reaity. But one rare one, dismissed easily, said he stayed on Exalia, went after the Sword in the Land Closest to Heaven, but failed.
Whatever the case may be, Lord-Commander Vaco Malen Blood was never seen or heard of by the people on Exaila again.
BLACK HAND and Captain Sylvanas.
The door and window suddenly exploded as Black Five and Six burst through. They brought their guns up and shot everyone of Sylvanas' would be rapists. The Captain slumped to the floor and began to cry in relief, but Five was there for her.
"Hush Minda. Your safe now," Black five whispered as an armored gauntlet gently stroked her hair. Black Six tore open the closet and rummaged through it before finding a thick brown wool blanket and handed it to Five. Five wrapped the nearly naked Captain up as Six grabbed the duffel bag. "The 501st are leaving this world," he said as he picked her up and cradled her. "A newish start for us all."
Sylvanas did not reply, just gulped and kept crying.
The Black Team knew that the time was up, and one by one faded away into the shadows. They regained their armor again and ashed into the party, guns blazing. They killed and wounded dozens of people. One bullet blew Healen's head off, and the rest blazed around Amir.
But as soon as it started, they disappeared without a trace. Black Team and Sylvanas reached their disguised ship, and managed to link up with the rest of the 501st.
Healen's mansion soon started to blow up from underground. Crippling and lopsided the structure. It left the area in partial ruins with Healen's Armory destroyed.
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Worldwide Release Dates"I Love You Phillip Morris" has been picked up by E One Films in the United Kingdom. The release date will be Summer 2009.
The premiere in Czech Republic has been moved from April to November. Check the updated list in the first post. "Dumb and Dumber To"
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Yes the distributor is E One Films. I have got the information confirmed by them.
I guees it will be July or maybe August. "Dumb and Dumber To"
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Oh man!! I already was waiting that it comes in theatres in March. How can I wait until to September?!?! Damn it. Riddle me this...Riddle me that! Who's afraid of the big black bat?
Damon Romine, Entertainment Media Director at GLAAD, said that "there are lots of films with major actors that we're just now hearing about being picked up, so I feel that it's only a matter of time [before 'I Love You Phillip Morris' is picked up]." Deutchman said that there is "really no set amount of time" before a film is picked up. "Sometimes it happens right there, sometimes immediately after, or sometimes the film needs to develop a head of steam before it's picked up," he said, adding that "it's not uncommon for a movie to be floundering in the market for months and months." Deutchman said he didn't think the economy was a factor, though he said it's "very expensive" to distribute a film these days. "A distributor will look at a movie and try to size it up in terms of a target audience," he said. "How easy is it to get to them? How efficiently can it be marketed? The fact that there are major stars makes it press worthy, but is it press worthy to people who follow those stars? Is that the right subject matter in terms of reaching the star's audience?" Rumors have been circulating that the film has explicit scenes that could garner it an NC-17 rating, but Romine, who saw the movie, said that it is "no more explicit than an R-rated film that includes straight characters."
I have word that the distributors for Belgium and The Netherlands cancelled the release-date. And I have a feeling other countries will follow one by one, because it's still not clear what's going on with 'I Love You, Phillip Morris'. There's no promotion, there's nothing at all. Is there even a finished cut ready to be released? I'm wondering. It's a sad thing. I'm starting to believe 'Morris' realy is in trouble.
Skip from Japan has sent information over that "I Love You Phillip Morris" has got a japanese distributor.
'Asmik Ace entertainment Inc.' has announced their lineup for 2009/2010. And Phillip Morris will be shown in 2010. No specific date yet. "Dumb and Dumber To"
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A proposed bar at Rural Oaks Plaza will not install video gambling machines as originally planned.
Nick Fosberg and Derrick Kunz, who want to open Rural on Tap at 1710 Rural St., announced the change of plans to approximately 150 people gathered at P.A. Peterson Center of Health for a neighborhood meeting about the proposed bar.
Fosberg and Kunz said their seven-year lease for the property prohibits slot machines and video gambling.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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Know Your Lore: Tauren at the end of Mists
There are an awful lot of loose threads around the tauren right now. The Grimtotem are scattered, making temporary pacts with the Alliance in Stonetalon, besieging the night elves in Feralas, and their greatest leader was last seen claiming an artifact of elemental power. In the wake of Cairne's death, Baine Bloodhoof chose to allow Garrosh to rule uncontested - but that position clearly changed over time, and Baine led tauren troops to the support of Vol'jin's rebellion against the Warchief, rather than simply challenging him as his father did. Ironically, this choice shows a certain political maturity - recognizing that trial by personal combat might not be the best means to effect regime change in the Horde - while it also shows a bit of a break with the old ways of both the Horde, and the tauren people.
Baine's father Cairne chose to live, and die, by the older ways of ritual and honor. Betrayed by Magatha, he died from poison on Garrosh Hellscream's axe and with him seems to have died the last vestiges of the tauren ways of the past. Baine led an expulsion of those Grimtotem that would not swear allegiance to him over Magatha that culminated in a battle against their last leaders in Mulgore, and at the end of that battle, Baine ruled the shu'halo as undisputed chieftain of all. But in doing so, he also led his people into their last break with the past, and following the defeat of Garrosh and the ascension of Vol'jin to the seat of power as Warchief, one must ask - what role do the tauren fill in the Horde to come, and where will Baine's current choices lead them in the future?
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(Baseball StL) -- Stan Musial might be known best around the country for what he did for the Cardinals on the field, but in St.Louis, he is just as well known for the impact he had on people off it.
For one Granite City man, Stan left behind a memory that has lasted over 50 years.
"My father asked me what I wanted for my birthday," said Bill Herbst. "I said I wanted to meet Stan Musial."
Herbst was 11 at the time he mad the request, and hospitalized with polio.
"Later when he left the hospital he probably thought 'how do I make this happen?'"
Parents can be miracle workers; and on October 23, 1950, a Musial miracle took place at St.Mary's Hospital in East St. Louis.
"It was hard to believe a man like that would take time to see somebody like me," said Herbst.
But it wasn't just any man, it was Stan the Man.
"It's just a case of somebody you idolized from the time you can remember walking in and saying, 'Hi, Bill,'" he said. "I was flabbergasted."
Stan wasn't done flabergasting, either. A year later, the Cardinals star sent Herbst an autographed photo on his 13th birthday.
"I was terribly impressed with that too," he said. "That he remembered a year later."
Over 50 years later, Herbst's daughter Beth helped bring her father's moment with Musial full circle. The photo of their original meeting all those years ago was still in Herbst's home, and Beth decided to do something special.
"We heard the Stan Musial story mulitple times over the years and I just really wanted to get it signed for him," she said.
When he saw the photo from so many years ago with a fresh Stan Musial signature, Beth said it was moving for the whole family.
"There wasn't a dry eye in the room," she said. "There really wasn't."
For Herbst it may be been only 20-30 minutes several decades ago, but his time with the Redbird legend has stayed with him his entire life.
"I think about it quite often in fact. As i've said before, outside of my family, it's something i'll cherish until they bury me."
Cherishing Stan Musial the person as much as Stan Musial the player; the Caridnal patron saint, in a town known as Baseball heaven.


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I don't see how this hurts us!
Purhaps like last year, the 'injury' is a product of film review.
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"Maximizing" reputation gains
My Blood Elf Paladin is level 63 now, and I'm currently after Sporeggar reputation, in hot pursuit of that greatest of Protadin prizes, the Petrified Lichen Guard. Of course, when I started, the first thing I did was go buy a few Bog Lord Tendrils, planning to turn them in until I jumped out of unfriendly. It was the most efficient way to get that faction jump, so I considered the silver money well spent. With friendly under my belt, I can safe turn in a load of Mature Spore Sacs and Glowcaps (I took the quests before I turned in the Tendrils, so I can still turn them in despite being friendly).
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The Ellis Legion team swept a home doubleheader against Larned, 14-11 and 4-0. Ellis moved to 13-5. In Game 1, Ellis fell down 6-0 entering the bottom of the third, but scored four runs to cut it to 6-4. Larned scored three in the top of the fourth, but then Ellis scored six in the bottom of the fourth. Larned scored one in the fifth and Ellis had four runs in the bottom of the fifth. Larned tacked on another run in the seventh. Larned had 11 runs and 14 hits and three errors, while Ellis had 14 runs and 11 hits and two errors.
In Game 2, Ellis starter Cole Pfeifer took the win and Larned had five hits and two errors. Ellis had three hits and an error. Ellis had one run in the second and three in the sixth.


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� The College News Volume III. No. 13 BRYN MAWR, PA., JANUARY 17, 1917 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR Wednesday, January 17 4.00-6.00 p. m.�Faculty tea to the Graduates in Rockefeller Hall. 9.30 p. m.�Mid-week meeting of the C. A. Leader. Thursday, January 18 4.30 p. m.�Lecture in Taylor Hall by Mr. Walter John de la Mare, of England, on the "Magic in Poetry". Friday, January 19 8.30 p. in.�Swimming Meet finals. Saturday, January 20 8.00 p. m.�Moving Pictures in the gym- nasium for the benefit of the Endowment Fund. Arranged by 1919. Sunday, January 21 6.00 p. m� Vespers. Speaker F. Clarke '19. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Right Rev. A. S. Lloyd. President of the Episcopal Board of Missions. Wednesday, January 24 9.00 a. m. � Mid-year examinations begin. Sunday, January 28 8.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker, ('. Apple- bee. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. William Sullivan, D.D. Saturday, February 3 11.00 p. m.�Meeting of the Alumnae Association. Wednesday, February 5 9.00 a. m.�Second Semester begins. 7.30 p. m.�Bible Class. Saturday, February 10 8.30.�Performance of "David Garrick" by the class of 1913, for the benefit of the Endowment Fund. Saturday, February 24 8.00 p. m.�Freshman Show. MOVIES BRING ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT FIVE RECORDS BROKEN IN FIRST SWIMMING-MEET Make $40 for 19's Endowment Fund SECOND SHOW PLANNED New Scoring System Counts Fourth Place THREE POINTS SEPARATE LEADERS, 1917 AND 1920 SELF-GOV ATTEMPTS STRIKING OUT RULE AGAINST SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS Vote to Petition Trustees Will Be Reconsidered BUSINESS CONFERENCE WORTH GOING TO The moving pictures given in the gym- nasium last Saturday evening under the auspices of 1919 cleared $40 for the En- dowment Fund. The pictures were re- ceived with such enthusiasm that a sec- ond show is planned for next Saturday evening, to consist of a feature play, more current events and a cartoon. Dancing to the piano and drum pre- ceded the first picture, "God's Crucible", a five-reel play, staged and photographed in the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The film told the story of how the Canyon i made men of a crabbed old millionaire and his prodigal son. Thunder, lightning, sleigh bells, and "The Last Rose of Summer" were all imitated by the ver- satile piano and drum. The audience re- sponded to the dramatic situations by clapplng and hissing at the right moment. Current Events Show Border Troops A Current Events film showed National Guardsmen drilling on the border, and the Seventh Regiment being reviewed on Fifth Avenue on its return. Scenes from Boston. Philadelphia and New York were shown, and the film ended with a fashion display of furs. A comedy, "Two Hundred Miles An Hour" followed, revealing the results of the discovery of a marvelous fluid, one drop of which in a gallon of gasoline makes it possible for an automobile to i travel two hundred miles an hour. The show was slightly delayed at first by the arrival of a Current Events film for last .summer, showing man-eating sharks, which necessitated a trip for the picture that was finally shown. Candy was sold for the benefit of the Endowment i Fund, and the evening ended with danc- ing. High Standard of Fancy Diving New records were set for five events at the first swimming-meet last Friday night, three speed swims, the plunge and the relay. Of these five 1917 won two and 1920 three, putting them at the top of the list with 46 and 43 points respectively. 1918 has 3 points and 1919 17. but all these scores will be entirely altered by the second meet. Several Innovations marked this contest; counting fourth place, a new and higher standard for div- ing, starting tin NU M mi the back in the water, and in the relay requiring the con- testants to touch the wall instead of the next person. Miss Ewart's Three Records Smashed Four years ago .lean Ewart. a graduate student, set three records which had not been equalled or broken until last Friday night when all three were surpassed. The 68-ft. swim front, for which Miss Ewart's time was 15 3-5 sec. was broken twice last week by E. Dulles 17. 1". sec. and bj If. Scattergnod '17, 1"> l-"> sec. The 68ft. swim back M. B. � ary '20 made in 17 3-5 sec, while Miss Ewart's time was 18 2-5 sec. If, S. Cary also passed her mark for the 136 swim back, 41 4 by doing it in 41 2-.". sec. Last year A. Cest 18 plunged 51 ft. 11 \ in.: last week 55 ft. was the record set by M. Hrowne "2". Last year 1917 made a relay record i fnntiiiiii./ .in fnih "WAR BRIDES" READ BY AUTHOR Successful Women Describe Their Job. IAN HAY DUE AT BRYN MAWR BEFORE LEAVING FOR THE FRONT "It was well worth going to", was the general verdict on the business confer- ence for women held in town last Thurs- day at the New Century Club. The branches of opportunities treated were hotel management, finance, and real es- tate, by women who have made a success in that business. Opportunities for Women in Finance, was the subject of Miss Cook's talk, of Hemphill, White and Chamberlain, Wall Street. "Judgment is the priceless qual- ity", she said, and positions are open alike to men or women, to the one who can fill the job the best, in selling life Insurance, expert book-keeping, the buy- ing and selling of bonds, etc. There are especial openings for women in finance now because so few young men are will- ing to start at the bottom and work up. Ambition is always noticed and appre- ciated and "if you keep your will and am- bition you are sure to succeed", she said. Her last advice was, "Don't be a stenog- rapher". Interior Decorating an Important Field Mrs. A. K. Evans, the manager of the Hotel McAlpin in New York, was ill and could not speak on hotel management, but her assistant. Miss Hall, read her report. The special opportunities for women in this field are In the management of the laundry, the food department and the Author of "The First Hundred Thousand" Secured for Endowment Fund HAS WON MILITARY CROSS Ian Hay (Captain Belth. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders), author of "The 1 First Hundred Thousand", has at last been secured by the combined efforts of the History Club and the 1918 Endow- ment Fund Committee to speak at Bryn Mawr on the night of February 19th, five days before leaving for the front. Captain Beith. who writes under the name of Ian Hay, is now serving on the staff, but it was as a regimental officer that he enlisted in the Argyll and Suther- land Highlanders and became one of the first hundred thousand of Kitchener's Army. "His book", writes a critic, "is the intimate Inside story of a Scottish regiment from Its training days down through the first year of the war". Captain Beith was in action at the great battle of Loos and subsequent operations and won the Military Cross for bravery in the field. Captain Beith will describe his experi- ences with Kitchener's Army In a lecture on "The Human Side of Trench Warfare". The lecture Is to begin at 8.30. Trains for Bryn Mawr leave Broad Street Sta lion at 7.15 and 7.45 p. ra. Mrs. Wentworth Holds Audience Tense "War Brides", a one-act play, read by its author, Mrs. Marion Craig Wentworth. in Taylor last Friday afternoon, held � large audience spellbound for an hour. The play is laid in the first days of the Great War. and voices a protest against the part which women are forced to play in war. Mrs. Wentworth kept the audi- ence so tense, that, when she read the scene where the peasant mother hears of the death of her three sons, and cries out "AH"? a strained voice from the audi- ence echoed her, "All"? "War Brides" was first published in the "Century" Magazine for February. 1915. appearing the next month in book form It has been acted on the legitimate state, and also for the moving pictures. The principal part is taken by Mme. Nazi- mova. Has Interpreted Plays Here Before Maeterlinck's Adriane et Barbe-Bleu". and also one act of "Votes for Women' . by Elisabeth Robbins. Mrs. Wentworth read here several years ago. Beside "War Brides" she has published "The Flower Shop", a play dealing with a different phase of the life of women Mr< Went worth is a graduate of the I'nlversity of Minnesota. In reading the play. Mrs. Wentworth ex plained that she used the names that she had originally given the characters. The names had been changed when the play- was published and staged As a result of the long Self-Government meeting last Wednesday night, called by the Executive Board to consider a revi- sion of some of the rules, the Association voted to petition the Trustees of Bryn Mawr to strike out of the Self-Govern- ment regulations the resolution regarding social engagements with men of the fac- ulty. Another meeting, called at the re- quest of ten members, will be held to- night to reconsider this motion. It is felt by many of the students that last week's attempt to strike out the reso- lution regarding social engagements was made in the irregular form of a petition to the Trustees only because of the con- fusion at the meeting. The resolution, it was understood at the meeting, is one of the original points which Self Govern- ment agreed with the Trustees to cover upon receiving its charter. If this is true, though the records of the Association M lar give no evidence of It. the Trustees and the Association are joint parties to a contract and a petition. It Is contended, implies either a surrender of our inter ests in the contract or ignorance of them Id night's meeting has therefore been called to clear up the confusion about the original agreement or contract and to allow the Association, if it wishes, to re- scind the motion to petition. If such a motion goes through, the Association can then express its desire to cancel Its side of the contract by some more regular method, An> rotO affecting social en- gagements, however, would probably go before the. Trustees and if condemned by by than as | violation of the conditions upon which the Self -Government Asso- ciation icci'ived its charter, could he re- considered by the Association. Giving Up Charter Not Necessary A giving up of the charter, upon which such action by the Trustees, though pos- i sible, would not be necessary. The idea that it would be was probably what led to the motion to petition which was made by A Stiles "19 and carried by a small ma- jority. Skating at Havarford Allowed The Board announced at the meeting that it had repealed the Executive Board decision forbidding skating on Haverford Pond and had substituted the words "after six-thirty" for the words "after dark" in the decision regarding riding, driving, and motoring after dark. It was voted that in seasons when it is light after six-thirty the rule be interpreted as be- fore, namely, after dark. BISHOP LLOYD SPEAKS NEXT SUNDAY Bishop Lloyd, who will speak next Sun day in Chapel, has spoken here in 1911 and 1912 and has always been enthusi- astically received. According to those who have heard him. he is a "really great s|�eaker". In 1910 Bishop Lloyd was elected pre-i � I.-ii' of the Board of Missions of the tant Episcopal church. The year before he was made Bislmp i oadjutor of Virginia, the state in which he was born. and Bishop at Large. He was general sec i-t.il> for the Domestic and Foreign Mi* * <>f the Episcopal Church from IJort to 1WJ
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The year is 2364 by the present solar calendar. The game begins just as the characters: from a humble origin on a day of celebration for the entire world. The characters are all normal. Average people of modest skills, set along a road with a clear and simple path. But something soon arises. A terrible event ignites a journey for salvation and redemption as a group of would-be heroes struggle to uncover the truth of their intervened fates. Who would alter such ordinary lives, and why would they go to such extremes to remain unreachable by their young foes?
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I am not totally sure this video belongs entirely in the religion and spiritualilty forum. One could say it also belongs in the Government and Political Conspiracies threads. Also it could belong in the Obama Administration and US Politics thread. It could also belong in the General Discussion thread.
Nonetheless I found this video to be very very interesting and covers alot of ground..including Occult Religions...hidden concealed religions where the product shown is not the product advertised...much like politics.
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Dear Alfred,
It is growing towards being after sunset, but while Job is making arrangements for our departure tomorrow morning in the Massacheusetts Steamer for Providence, it falls to my lot to drop a line by Wm who is intended send with the Carriage & Horses next day, by return of the same Steamer to NYk thence to proceed on his way to Philada.- You will all be gratified to hear of thy dear mothers improved health, & also of Eleanors- altho we have experienced hot weather for some days, & have qualms as to the propriety of throwing ourselves into a more heated atmosphere- Stephen P. Morris arrived here yesterday from Providence, & reports the thermometer to have been up to 95 the day before. The air since dinner to day has become cooler, & we may reasonably hope will improve a pace shortlty- Other things change as well as the weather- & now after writing so far, a bell man announces that a Balloon Steamer is to be here tomorrow from P. & return again at 3 AM- We wished originally to go by her- but she has undergone repairs, & there was this morning no certainty when she wd. be here- We therefore had made up our minds to go by the Massachusetts between 6 & 7 AM- We intend to visit N. Bedford, Boston, Wooster &c &c. & stop at Hartford Ct where letters may meet us on our way home, not later than 10 days from today-
We have visited most of the Lions- & among them the Library, where rest the remains of divers elderly volumes- The discoveries of the Icelanders are there deposited- We met in the St a certain antiquarian, named Bull, with whom we held learned converse on those discoveries- On asking him if he had heard of the learned northener who had found a stone with Runic Characters- a temple, & an image representing the Scandanavian God Thor, in Brazil- He said he had not- & then added, "so long as they confined themselves to N. Am, I was willing to concede that point to them- but now that they are going to claim S. Am too, I wont believe any of it"- The old man may have read our couplet- "They lose the whole who claim too much
As Simon Snyder said in Dutch- And the Danes may now hang up their fiddle, & content themselves with their own Icy shores-
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w s The College News VOL. XXIII, No.' 3 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Philosopher Must Make Metaphysical Basis for Science Northrop Thinks All Branches Of Knowledge Are Related On This Ground SUGGESTS FOUNDATION FOR GROUND RESEARCH Common Room, October 15.�"To suppose that man can meet the intel- lectual and social demands of the twentieth century with a philoso- phical outlook devised for the scien- tific ideas and practical demands of the seventeenth century is absurd." With these words from the paper which he read for the Philosophy Club this evening, Professor F. S. C. Northrop, of Yale, emphasized the need at the present time for research in the philosophy of contemporary science. Since science itself is concerned with the application of its theories to concrete facts and practice, it cannot likewise perform the opposite task of enlarging these theories into meta- physical principles. Yet such prin- ciples must be formulated, because previous systems of metaphysics can no longer stand in the light of the discoveries which modern physicists and mathematicians have made. Nor can the social sciences, which derive their ends from philosophical concep- tions, advance with any certain direc- tion and effectiveness, unless the ends which they follow are related to con- ceptions that hold today. Even if the natural sciences are to progress, they must devote more attention to reconstructing their fundamental as- sumptions, since the discoveries to be made from examining the apparent fact or from proceeding according to established theory are almost ex- hausted. In order to formulate new philoso- phic concepts, it is necessary that there be specialists who devote all their time to interpreting the new mathematics and physics for the world just as Leibniz, Spinoza, Hume, and Kant gave all their lives to re- vealing what the far less complicated science of Galilei and Newton really involved. These specialists must be philosophers trained for the handling of abstract concepts. They must un- derstand and be ready to use a method which both the Greeks and the thinkers of the seventeenth cen- tury, faced with the same problem of reconstructing their philosophy to fit their science, proved to be not only successful but logically correct. Ac- cording to it, "one cannot proceed di- rectly from a technical scientific fact to a specific philosophical conclusion," but only indirectly through "the more general principles common to Continued on Pace Four COLLEGE CALENDAR ' Friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 23, 24, 25.�Alumnae Weekend. Schedule of event3 in lead article, Page 1, of this issue. Saturday, October 24.�Hockey game. Va/sity vs. West Jer- sey. 10 a. m. Surulay, October 25.�Recital by* Horace Alwye, F. R. M. C. M. 5.30 p. m. In the Deanery. 7.30 p. m.�Chapel Service directed by Reverend Alex- ander Zabriskie. In the Audi- torium of Goodhart Hall. Monday, October 26.�Deutscher Tag. Wilmington, Delaware. Hockey game. Second Team vs. Rosemont. 4 p. m. I Tuesday, October 27.�Grand Rajly of International Rela- tionkClub, American Students Union and Industrial Group. Wednesday, October 28.�Recep- tion for graduates by Presi- dent Park. Freshman Class of 114 Smaller Than Average Size of College as Whole Larger Than Usual; Undergraduates Are 525 Strong 20 ALUMNAE MOTHERS Lantern Hymns Sung In Steady Drizzle Sophomores Falter Vat Start But Sing "Pallas" Clearly In Semi-Circle 'O, SUSANNA" IS REVIVED Friday, October 16.�Under the worst weather conditions that could possibly have prevailed, the Class of 1940 received their light-blue lanterns from the Class of 1939 in the Cloisters of the Library. Lantern Night tick- ets stated that the performance, which was scheduled for 8 o'clock, would be postponed in case of rain, but the downpour, which continued all through the ceremony, began after the specta- tors were all gathered on campus, so that the freshmen and sophomores were forced to go through with it. To the spectators on the Cloister roof, huddled under umbrellas, the darkness and rain made the dark and silent entry of the freshmen imper- ceptible. The long line of sophomores entered rather more slowly than usual, and at first one of the two lines sang almost a beat behind the other. By the time they had gathered in a semicircle they sang together and clearly, the sopranos and altos being especially good. The freshmen, on the other hand, started out well and continued in unison until just before they left the cloisters. The juniors and seniors greeted the two lower classes with a large repre- sentation under Pembroke Arch. After the college had repeated the two Greek hymns, the freshmen sang for the first time their class song, which is written to the tune of Fin- landia, and revived that old favorite, O, Susanna, as their lyric song. Lantern Man Has Faithfully Escorted Late Bryn Mawrters for Nine Years After Years of Practice Has Nightly Hikes to Station Timed Exactly One of Bryn Mawr's unsung heroes is the familiar Lantern Man. Every night from dusk till after midnight he swings along, lantern in hand, to greet the outbound Paoli Local as it periodically grinds to a stop in the Bryn Mawr station. He is- the silent, but never-failing guardian of the hap- less college girl who, returning from a large weekend, faces the dark walk from station to campus alone. The Lantern Man, whose real name is Joseph Haggerty, has been the of- ficial after-dark train-meeter for nine years. Ten years ago he came to this country from his native town of Donegal in the north of Ireland. Long before he left the Emerald Isle for America, he had planned to join his-fcroll1 -.1� had tak�n up resi- dence in New Zealand. Before he got there, however, the war came along and for a time he completely lost trace of the brother. Meanwhile he signed up for service in France, but being a government worker, was not sent. Later he located the long- lost . brother, but not before he had decided against New Zealand as a home in favor of America. After nine years of practice meet- ing trains has become a fine art with the Lantern Man. His timing is per- fect; it takes him exactly eight min- utes to walk from Taylor to the sta- tion. After meeting the last train at 12.45 a. m. he comes back for a gen- eral round of the campus and goes off duty at 3.30 a. m. He has walked a good many miles since he first took the job in 1927, but he likes the exercise. He never has time to be bored or lonely, for trains come at surprisingly frequent intervals, and when there isn't a train in the offing there are odd jobs to be done. Long years of association with the college have made him very loyal to it. When questioned, he observed with a smile that the Bryn Mawrters were very nice girls to escort home. Music Room, October 15.�How many, where they hail from, their genealogy, and their mothers' and fathers' education were the subject of the first of President Park's two chapel speeches on Freshman Statis- tics. The class is small, 114, counting the seven transfer students, in com- parison with the average reckoned from 1922, 117. Geographically speaking, the new class varies a little from normal. From 1922 up to 1933 an average of 65 per cent of the class came from a rectangular strip with New York at the north, Washington at the south and Paoli at the west. In '33 this dropped to 43 per cent, in '34 it was 53 per cent, and this year is in keep- ing with the trend of the last couple of years, with 44 per cent of the class coming from this area. The Middle West comes in a very poor second with 18 per cent which is about normal; and New England is well above average, contributing 17 per cent. The "also rans" are Upstate Pennsylvania nine per cent, Upstate New York fiye per cent, the Coast four per cent, southern States three per cent, and Mexico, England and Can- ada with one each. In accordance with many women's colleges, Bryn Mawr freshmen have a very high percentage of American born parents and grandparents. Sixty- one per cent have parents and four grandparents born in America, and 15 per cent report one grandparent only born out of the United States. Fathers are either more predomi- nately English or else "vaguer as to their family stock" than mothers, be- cause 63 per cent of the fathers report their ancestors came from the British isles while only 43 per cent of the mothers' families do. The percentage of students whose parents have both had college train- ing or are college graduates is on the increase (34 per cent this year), while the percentage of students neither of whose parents have had college training is on the decrease (this year 21 per cent). Forty-four per cent of the class have one parent with college training. Of the moth- ers with college training, 20 are for- mer Bryn Mawrters. News Tryouts Attention, Sophomores! The College News is open for regular positions on the editorial board to sophomores only. In addition a sports editor and a correspondent to cover musical events are needed. All inter- ested sophomores are urged to come to the News office Thurs- day afternoon, October 23, at 5 o'clock. Alumnae Week-End Will Include Visits To Friday Classes Literature as an Art Interests Dr. Fiesel Visiting Linguist Completing New Etruscan Grammar October 20.�In its preparation the class of 1940 shows wide diversity. Twenty-three per cent were prepared by public schools and seventy-seven per cent by private schools, the last showing a rise of eight per cent since 1932. The. freshmen have been in 80 different schools within the last three years. Twenty schools, including Baldwin, the Brcarley, Dalton, Made- ira's, Shipley and Winsor, sent at least two girls to Bryn Mawr this year. Forty-one schools, among which were 23 private schools and 18 public schools, sent one girl. In entering, 90 girls took College Entrance Board Examinations, under Plans A, B and C, 4, the New York Regent's examinations and 12 took no examinations at all, either under Plan D or through the Progressive Edu- cation Experimental Group. An esti- mate of the Admission Committee Continued on Page Five "Chance brought me to my work, but fascination held me there," said Dr. Eva Fiesel, eminent Etruscan scholar and Visiting Professor of Linguistics at Bryn Mawr. During the war Dr. Fiesel served as a nurse, but because of an illness had to give this up and returned to studying. She worked under one of the two great Etruscan scholars of modern times, Professor G. Herbig, who urged Dr. Fiesel to investigate special linguistic problems in his field. The obscurity which envelopes the origin and language of the Etruscans had already been investigated by Italian humanists as early as 1500. The Etruscans, who are believed to have originated in Asia Minor, ar- rived in Italy probably about the be- ginning of the first millenium B. C. Although the Etruscans had a great cultural influence on ancient Italy, we are not as yet able to translate their inscriptions. Dr. Fiesel, feeling that new methods of investigation arc necessary, has specialized her ap- proach to the subject and is now com- pleting a book on Etruscan grammar. Having obtained her Ph. D. in 1921 from the University of Rostock, Dr. Fiesel spent much time studying Etruscan remains in Italy and lec- tured at the University of Munich from 1930-33. For the past two years- she has been doing research work with the Department of Linguistics at Yale. In New Haven Dr. Fiesel found no trace of Yankee aloofness, but saw in "the amiable humor" and lack of "ter- rible hurry" the same qualities which she had encountered in.the coast town where she was born. "Open-hearted� exciting because of a history built in an amazingly short time,\ these are to Dr. Fiesel the predominant Ameri- can characteristics. Not only literature as an historical development, but literature as an art, engages Dr. Fiesel. Music is, how- ever, probably "most necessary" to her. She is particularly fond of Mo- zart. Though Dr. Fiesel and her daughter have had little o to travel in America, she mated herself particularly American systems. Many Entertainments Plain Including Dance and 1 Recitals PURPOSE IS CONTACT ' WITH COLLEGE LIFE On the weekend* of Friday, October 23, to Monday, October 26, the usual privacy of classroom and campus to which the undergraduates are accus- tomed, will be broken, so that alumnae will be able to see college girls as they really are. In past years grad- uates have returned only when stu- dents were cutting, capers on the quadrennial May Day or when classes were no longer in session as at Com- mencement time. A need was therefore felt to have a reunion when classrooms and labo- ratories would be open for visitors. Last year the Fiftieth Anniversary gave ample opportunity for alumnae to see their alma mater again, but this year there will be no activity en- ticing enough to lure the graduates over great distances for a reunion. Consequently the Executive Board of the Alumnae Association has chosen this year to have the -first Alumnae Weekend. This idea has been used in other colleges and served to keep alumnae in contact with college life. Similar success is hoped for at Bryn Mawr. The project is being supervised by the Alumnae Executive Board with the assistance of the Deanery House Committee, headed by Mrs. C. Town- send Ludington, 1922, and a Special Hospitality Committee supervised by Mrs. Philip Hepburn, 1927. The president of the Executive Board is Ida Lauer Darrow, 1921, and Yvonne Continued on F-aire Five MR. ALWYNE BACH AND Mrfunity as accll- well to PLAY SCHUMANN Denbigh and Rock to Give Dances Pre-quiz grace is being made the most of on the campus. On October 81, Denbigh Hall is giving a dinner- dance from 7 to 11.30. The eight pieces of Bill Sharp's Chestnut Hill Orchestra will play for about sev- enty-five dancers. On the following Saturday, Rocke- feller will repeat its successful ven- ture of last year and will again give a dance, preceded by a buffet supper. Walter Howson, of the University of Pennsylvania, Margaret Howson's brother, and his seven-piece orchestra will supply the music. On next Sunday afternon, October 25, Mr. Alwyne will give a pianoforte recital in the Deanery at 5 o'clock as part of the entertainment of Alum- nae Weekend. The program begins with two selections from Bach, Chorale Prelude, "Wacht auf, ruft uns die Stimme," arranged by Busoni, and Pan's Dancing Son, from Phoe- bus and Pan, arranged by Rummel. Haydn's Andante.con Variazioni in F minor is next. The second part of the program is a series of twelve selec- tions from Schumann's Papillons, Op. 2: "Waltz," "Entry Rowdy Masks," "Dance of the Big Boots," "Vult," "Vult and Wina," "Pierrot and Co- lumbine," "Serenade," "Dance of Vult and Wina," "Dance of the Butterflies," "Dance of the Lovers," "Polanaise; Intermezzo amorosso," and "Grand- father Dance; End of the Carnival." The third part of the program begins with Chant Polonaia by Chopin-Liszt, then Liszt's Legend: "St. Francis Preaching to the Birds," followed by April by Ireland, Goosens' The Mari- onette Show and- BarberinCs Minuet by Bauer. Political Views Welcome At Symposium on 27th Speakers Will Defend Various Party Planks; Discussion Urged Common Room, October 20.�Con- fronted by the possibilities of either a political symposium or a meeting pre- ceded by a rally, the members of the A. S. U., the Industrial Group and the International Club decided on the former. It was urged that a rally might make it difficult to establish the correct atmosphere for the speakers. The forum will be held in the Gym at 8 o'clock on Tuesday, October 27. Choir rehearsal and Dr. Fenwick's Current Events lecture have been changed for the occasion. Dr. Fair- child will present the Communist's positjon, Dr. Miller that of the Social- ists'and Dr. Wells will do the same for the Democrats. A Republican speaker will be secured. As discussion will be encouraged after the speeches, students are urged to go to the following to obtain litera- ture concerning the various platforms: Naomi Coplin, Communist, 62 Den- bigh; Irene Ferrer, Democrat, 16 Rockefeller; Eleanor Taft, Republi- can, 7-9 Pembroke East, and Sylvia Wright, Socialist, 23 Pembroke West LATIN CLASSES WILL GIVE MOSTELLARIA A performance of the Mostellaria of Plautus, translated into English by Margaret Lacy, '37, and directed by Miss Lake, will be given in Good- hart Hall on the evening of Satur- day, the 24th of October. As the production is scheduled for the week- end that the alumnae will be visiting the college, admission will be free. Theopropides, M. Otis, '39; Grumio, D. Heyl, '39; Tranio, J. Ham, '37; Simo, G. Dolowitz, '39; Philolaches, D. Hastings, '39; Scapha, S. Meigs, '39; Callidamrtes, V. Lautz, '37; Delphium, M. L. Eddy, '37; Pheniscus, U. Meigs, '39; Pinacium, S. Meigs, '89; Misargy- rides, M. Howson. '39. Costumes. K. Kniskern, '37; Make-up, M. Sands, '3g; Faculty Advisor, Miss Lake.
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As of now, the Brohan Museum in a changing exhibition architecture, a new presentation of the rich holdings of the Art Nouveau period to see. Be shown, for example, works of the Paris World Fair in 1900, the Arts and Crafts movement, the Wiener Werkstätte, artists and companies such as Alfons Mucha, Alfred Grenander, Henry van de Velde, Johann Loetz., Peter Behrens and Bruno Paul. The exhibition features furniture, artwork, porcelain, glass, textiles and metal.
The Art Nouveau is represented in the new presentation as a social phenomenon. Whatever one may call the movement - whether Jugendstil, Art Nouveau, Secession style or Stile Liberty - it was more than just a style. Behind this was rather an attempt to develop a new, comprehensive all areas of life aesthetics. There creative answers were sought on contradictions, which were connected directly or indirectly with industrialization. Nature was not only a source of inspiration for a new ornamentation, but also a model for a better life model. Symbolism, dreamy and fairytale worlds shaped the motives and were often rather unpleasant reality of everyday life.
Retrospective on the complete works of the artist colony member of the first hour: With Hans Christiansen (1866-1945) is an as versatile as exemplary Jugendstil artists to rediscover, who found his vocation in Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt.
Hans Christiansen is one of the most important representatives of Jugendstil, especially with his drafts in the field of arts and crafts. In Paris where matured into an artist, he was appointed in 1899 by Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig in Darmstadt, where he was among the first seven members of the artists' colony. On the Mathildenhöhe he blossomed and excelled as a genuine work of art enthusiasts in painting, architecture and applied art as well as a designer of lights festivals. For the first time the full range of this versatile artist is presented: The retrospective presents his house on the Mathildenhöhe, room facilities, glass pane, jewellery, posters, paintings, drawings, textile art and ceramics in different spatial ensembles - including previously unknown like his fashion and poster designs from the 1920s.
The major retrospective, the first ever to Hans Christiansen, will be seen in four German institutions. The kick-off will make Mathildenhöhe as the first step, and then will follow the Bröhan Museum in Berlin, the Villa Stuck Museum in Munich and the Museumsberg in Flensburg, where the exhibition tour will end just before the 150th anniversary of the artist in his hometown.
Curators: Dr. Philipp Gutbrod, curator and conservator of the collection, Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt Institute Dr. Michael Fuhr, Director, Museumsberg in Flensburg Dr. Dorothee Bieske, curator and conservator of the collection, Museumsberg in Flensburg
An exhibition of the Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt Institute and of the Museumsberg in Flensburg in collaboration with the Villa Stuck Museum in Munich and the Bröhan Museum in Berlin.
The exhibition will then travel to the Musée Bröhan, Berlin (19 Feburary– 24 May 2015), the Museum Villa Stuck in Munich (18 June – 20 September 2015) and to the Museumsberg Flensburg (11 October – 17 January 2016)
For the first time in its history, the MFA will exhibit a painting by Gustav Klimt—among the most important artists of the early 20th century.
Adam and Eve (1917–18) will be on loan from the Belvedere Museum in Vienna as part of the MFA's Visiting Masterpiece series, giving visitors a taste of the artist's signature style, including his sensuous approach to the nude, his bold experiments with pattern, color, and finish, and his exploration of human consciousness and desire. The work will be juxtaposed with the MFA's life-sized study of a nude couple, Two Nudes (Lovers) (1913), painted by Klimt's Viennese friend and colleague, Oskar Kokoschka. No more than five years separate the two paintings, which share many features—ambitious scale, daring experiments with form and finish, and, above all, a fascination with sexuality. Each is, in its own way, a product of Freud's Vienna, but also of a singular artist with a singular vision.
Gustav Klimt's golden and Symbolist works solidified his legacy within the Vienna Secession movement. Explore how he captured the zeitgeist of fin-de-siècle Vienna through his society portraits, vivid landscapes, and romantic allegorical paintings.
Five-session course tickets ($120 member, $150 nonmember) are not available online. To order tickets by phone, call 1-800-440-6975; to order in person, visit any MFA ticket desk.
Klimt's Austrian patrons often commissioned homes as avant-garde as the paintings they housed. Josef Hoffmann, a leader in Viennese architecture and design, created extraordinary homes for his discerning clientele. Discover Hoffmann's artful interiors and the bold designs of Vienna's Workshops.
Examine how the art of Gustav Klimt influenced both affinity for and reaction against the early work of notable modernist painters, including Oskar Kokoschka and Egon Schiele.
With the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union
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