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Impetigo is a common skin infection.
Impetigo is caused by streptococcus (strep) or staphylococcus (staph) bacteria. Methicillin-resistant staph aureus (MRSA ) is becoming a common cause.
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Habif TP. Bacterial infections. In: Habif TP, ed. Clinical Dermatology. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 9.
Pasternack MS, Swartz MN. Cellulitis, necrotizing fasciitis, and subcutaneous tissue infections. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 90.
Morelli JG. Cutaneous Bacterial Infections. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 657.
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quote:I swear a couple of these guys would be building large scale ovens given the chance.
quote:The Iranian Election Has Left Israel Without A Bogeyman; What'll They Do Now?
quote:Yeah, its not like the US and Britain toppling their government, ousting their democratically elected leader, and setting up a dictatorship left any hard feelings or anything.
quote:Good point- Iran is clearly a paragon of western democracy, free of state sponsored terrorism, has given up on nuclear weapons and is a shining beacon of peace and tolerance with nothing but love toward Israel and the US in specific and the West in general.
quote: can't remember the last time I saw this many straw men in one post.
quote: Is Iran going to recognize the right of Israel to exist as a state?
quote:A rising star in the Israeli cabinet has declared that the idea of a Palestinian state is dead, in a statement that will dismay the US secretary of state, John Kerry, whose mission to restart peace talks between the two sides is struggling to make headway. Naftali Bennett, who was appointed Israel's economics and trade minister following a strong showing in January's election, told a conference of settlers in Jerusalem that Israel should urgently annex large tracts of the West Bank currently under its control. Referring to the idea of a Palestinian state, Bennett said: "Never have so many people invested so much energy in something that is hopeless." The challenge, he added, was "how do we move forward from here, knowing that a Palestinian state within Israel is not possible ... We have to move from solving the problem to living with the problem." Annexation of "Area C", the 62% of the West Bank under total Israeli control, should proceed "as quickly as possible". Bennett said: "The most important thing in the land of Israel is to build, build, build. It's important that there will be an Israeli presence everywhere. "This land has been ours for 3,000 years. There was never a Palestinian state here and we were never occupiers. The house is ours and we are residents here, not the occupiers."
quote:So if they are justified in having hard feelings for events that happened 60 some odd years ago, then why aren't the Israelis justified in having hard feelings for a government that is currently providing support to terrorists who attack Israel? Or do you just have a double standard when it comes to Jews like CarrolltonTiger?
quote:Right after Israel recognizes the Palestinians right to exist, which won't be any time soon based on the comments coming out of Israel yesterday.
quote:1st time seeing that
quote:Has Ali Khamenei had some sort of pro-peace epiphany?
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ari-6 wrote:I would like to say all of my opinions regarding manga are quite well informed. It is known that SJ purposely draws out popular series to the point where a creator can be sued for trying to end it before the they are satisfied and this is what I dislike most about them. One Piece is the most popular manga in the world and I have heard the creator is the kind of genius who can string an intricate and involved plot over years and shock readers with twists that make them go back and read previous chapters while saying "I never saw it coming". That being said I really can not stand the art style and character design so I will probably never know for myself. Then you have work's like Dragon ball where the main character fights increasingly stronger enemies one after another to the point where he can bench press a planet. That kind of story has no value to me. I hope this has cleared up any misconceptions, I had no intention of confrontation.
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Calories | 580 |
Total Fat | 30g |
Saturated Fat | 12g |
Cholesterol | 185mg |
Sodium | 535mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 28g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 48g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 8
Total Time: 10 hr 30 min
Prep Time: 30 min
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- 1 (4-pound) boneless beef chuck roast, tied
- Salt
- Pepper
- 2 medium onions, sliced
- 2 pound(s) carrots, sliced
- 2 tablespoon(s) water
- 1 bottle(s) (12-ounce) dark beer (such as a brown ale)
- 1/3 cup(s) white (distilled) vinegar
- 1/2 cup(s) ketchup
- 1/3 cup(s) golden raisins
- 3 tablespoon(s) brown sugar
- Green beans, for serving (if desired)
- Rub one beef chuck roast with 1/2 teaspoon each salt and pepper. In 12-inch skillet, heat vegetable oil on medium-high until very hot. Brown roast on all sides. Transfer to 6- to 7-quart slow cooker bowl.
- To skillet, add onions, carrots, water, and 1/4 teaspoon salt; cook on medium-high 2 to 4 minutes or until slightly softened, stirring. Add beer and vinegar. Simmer 4 minutes, stirring. Transfer vegetables and liquids to slow cooker bowl along with ketchup, raisins, and brown sugar.
- Cover; cook 10 hours on Low or until tender.
- Skim and discard fat from cooking liquid. Slice meat; serve with vegetables and green beans, if desired. Drizzle with cooking liquid.
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News Z-6U VOL. XXVI, No. 14 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1940 Copyright, Truiteet of Bryn Mawr Collagt, 1939 PRICE 10 CENTS Active Part Urged by Ely In 1940 Politics Argues Unbalanced Budget Justified by Increased Social Security Common Room, February 27.� "The greatest difficulty in this country is our removal from practi- cal politics," said Miss Gertrude Ely, at the first meeting of the Young Democrats Cluh. She urged that students take as active a part as possible in the coming presiden- tial campaign by affiliating them- selves with local party govern- ments and by attending state or national conventions. Miss Ely warned the Young Democrats that in the coming cam- paign Republican leaders would make many promises of balancing the budget and would accuse Roosevelt of failing to keep the promises he made in 1932. "Is it always best to keep your prom- ises?" Miss Ely asked,�"even if the conditions under which they were made have changed?" In 1932 the country was hoping that pros- perity was just ahead and the President's campaign promises were made under that assumption; but business got increasingly worse and it was necessary to take emer- gency measures. Miss Ely asserted that the last seven years had done much to bring about an awareness of what the people lack. "When one compares the security given to the country as a whole by such things as Old Age Pensions, Job Insur- Contlnued on Page Ptv* 'News' Tryouts Spring tryouts for the News editorial board will be held over the next three weeks. All freshmen and sophomores interested in trying out are asked to come to a meeting in the News room, Goodhart, next Monday, March 4, at 4.30 p. m. In addition to regular reporters, a music critic is also needed, and more photographers and an- other sports writer can al- ways be used. Carroll Glenn Plans Violin Recital Here WonTown Hall Debut Award, Southern Atlantic States Music Club Contest FRESHMAN CAPERS CHARM WITH SONGS AND SATIRES On Wednesday, March 6, Carroll Glenn, prominent young violinist, will give a concert in Goodhart Hall. Miss Glenn is fresh from a triumphant recital at Town Hall where she appeared as the winner of the Town Hall Endowment Series Award. Miss Glenn studied at the In- stitute of Musical Art and the Juilliard Graduate School with Edouard Dethier. In 1937 she ap- peared as a successful artist with the Chautauqua Symphony Or- chestra. That same year she com- peted for the Walter W. Naum- burg Musical Foundation Prize and was chosen to appear in a Town Hall debut. Continued on Page Four FURTHER DEBATE ON FINNISH LOAN PLANNED BY PANEL A second debate on the question "Should the United States Loan to Finland?" will be held in Rhoads' showcase Friday evening. The ob- ject of the meeting will be to pull together the running survey of is- sues and opinions given at the last discussion, and resolve the ques-_ tion into the two strongest possible arguments -for and against the loan. A brief factual report on the government of Finland and the course of the Soviet-Finnish war in 1920 will open the meeting. One group of students, who have not yet chosen a chairman, will back immediate aid for Finland. The opposition will be led by Barbara Auchincloss, '40. The two groups will attempt to outline the relevant facts behind such assumptions as "Britain is fighting an imperialist war," "America is being swept into war by propaganda," and "a loan will put/America on the side of democ- racy against fascism and aggres- sion." Where these assumptions cannot be backed or broken down factually, both groups will try to eliminate them as far as possible from their specific arguments. By Virginia Sherwood, '41 Goodhart, February 24.�Trail- ing clouds of glory and joi de vivre, Third Termite in Taylor got its audience into a properly hil- arious mood and kept it there pretty consistently. When it was over, the frustrated sophomores had ants in their pants and the freshmen had pulled off a spec- tacular coup with the appearance of an angry, red, "censored" sign at a crucial moment. All of which proved that 1943 can give as good, if not better, than it gets.'* The production was adorned with an aura of exuberance and spontaneity which all but made up for a tendency, particularly in, the second act, towards missing the boat. The plot, which con- cerned itself pleasantly with the peregrinations of Papa and Mama Roosevelt amongst a series of womca's colleges, furnished a suit- able background for some highly efficient song and dance and some not quite so effective dialogue. The dancing, which consisted for the most part in rather strag- gling groups of girls in stitches of laughter, was for some reason utterly engaging, and the rug- cutting antics of Ginger Frank were little short of magnificent. The songs constituted another bright spot, particularly the Dele- gates' Song and Charlemagne was the King of Swing. The choruses exhibited a marked and highly unusual flair for putting them Continued on Page Six MISS E. O'DANIEL TO ADDRESS G. O. P. Snooping Sophomores Smelling Fishes Completely Baffled by Freshman Tactics By Rebecca Robbina, '42 Class lines aroUse strong in- group out-group feeling, especially in a crisis (Axiom 33, Sociology 1). And on Friday afternoon there was decided ill-feeling if not distrust against '43 by '42. Sophomores, greeting freshmen "for weeks before the Freshman Show, would ask bluntly�"What is the animal?" Oh, we let them know we were out to get them; we were direct. Somehow '42 didn't make any progress. The title of the show- was confusing; talking about ani- uals in the title isn't cricket. It's alien to the whole idea of the show, which is to keep the animal secret. We didn't think a freshman was quite subtle enough to lead us off the track. But if they weren't being subtle, they were being ob- vious, and even freshmen couldn't be that dumb�coming right out with Forbidden Concepts. We sat in a fuddle in Goodhart, intent on the problem. Our se- clusion was penetrated by the smell of soap and water. Somebody was scrubbing something. That should be significant. Suddenly, there was the tramp of heavy feet. It went on, in and out of Goodhart. The strains of some tinny music, -and we knew: freshmen! Then, the connection� freshmen and soap and water. We leaped up and started snoop- ing! Something was definitely afoot. We walked up the second floor corridor,.. to look for any animals that might be lurking in the washbasin. On our way we met a freshman. She was sidling down the hall, and looking very suspicious. - *- After supper found us back'in the Goodhart basement, exploring the insides of victrolas in the music rooms. Down filed three more sophomores. That made five of us, and no freshman animal. So we all went up the stairs like silent Indians, thoughtful, pensive. In the midst of watching the dress rehearsal, one sophomore roused herself suddenly. It seemed to her that someone was singing a tune in her head. It was the Farmer in the Dell, and its sinister Continued on Page Two Aims of College Club Topic for Discussion On Thursday, February 29, at 7.30, Miss Eileen O'Daniel, will speak in the Common Room to the Young Republican Club. Her top- ic will be The Republican Record and the Purpose of a College Re- publican Club. Miss O'Daniel is a secretary to John Hamilton, Chair- man of the Republican National Committee, and was here last year in connection with the vocational committee. Miss O'Daniel will be introduced by Mr. Anderson who has been appointed advisor of the Club. Mr. Frank Shows Relationship of Music To Greek Philosophy Music Room, February 21.� Mr. Frank opened his series of lectures with a talk on Greek music and its relation to Greek philosophy. All the Greeks were very much aware of the power of music and its influence on Greek life. This can be seen in the many myths of Orpheus and other gods who were able to charm ani- mals and humans with melody. According to the Pythagoreans, the spheres, in moving, made a harmony of sound. All the mo- tions of the universe combined to form a symphony, music which men failed to. hear only because they were so accustomed to it. Believing that the state of man- kind depended on the choice of har- mony, the Greeks made the study :of ^nusic; a pre-eminent part of education.' Plato considered music the "fortress of the state" and philosophy itself a kind of music, a harmonizing of all things. Greek music was an empirical science depending on observation. Plato, however, said that music, like geometry and astronomy should seek true ratios through hypothesis. Philosophy is the true science, and mathematics and music lead the way to* it. Ancient Greek music was homo- phonous, mainly vocal, jn con- Continued on Page Five A. S. U. SECRETARY SPEAKS ON PEACE Relates Task of U. S. To War, Gov't Abroad Common Room, February 28.� Herbert Witt, National Executive Secretary of the A. S. U., address- ing a membership meeting of the A. S. U., emphasized the potentiali- ties of the student movement as a force for peace and commented on the European situation. Hitler, he said, has no monopoly on anti- democratic policies.. Chamberlain's questionable loyalty to democratic ideals and Daladier's reactionary domestic practices arouse distrust as to the purpose behind the an- nounced motives of England and France. "Chamberlain and Daladier are not fighting a democratic war," Mr. Witt said. Chamberlain could have proved his interest in Democracy by saving India, whose standard of living and illiteracy rate have suf- Contlnued on Page Six Jobs of Undergrad Board Redistributed At a meeting Monday evening the Executive Board of the Un- dergraduate Association decided upon a redistribution of duties for greater general efficiency. Al- though a great many of the activi- ties which come under the juris- diction of the Undergraduate As- sociation are unpredictable, some are recurrent and can be allotted specifically to different board mem- bers. The duties of the president were considerably lightened, and were distributed among,the vice- president, and* first junior, sopho- more � and . freshman , - members. Those of the secretary, treasurer and second junior member remained approximately as they had been previously. The duties assigned to each member under the new system are as follows: The president shall call and pre- side at meetings, levy dues, and represent the undergraduate body whenever necessary; The vice-president shall assume the president's duties when neces- sary, and in addition shall super- Oontlnued en Pare Four Revolution Alters Spirit In Colonial Art Liberal Ideas, Active Revolt Fire New Literature In Latin America Dr\A Arturo Torres-Rioseco in the hiicT*lecture of the Flexner series discussed "The Revoluntionary Spirit and Romanticism of Latin America." The revolution against Spain took place in the early nineteenth century and there simultaneously developed a new spirit in the colonial literature. In considering the early litera- ture, Dr. Torres-Rioseco pointed out as fundamental the strong in- fluences of Spain due to the exer- tions of the home country and the colonial authorities. The luxuriant courts of the viceroys, the ideas of Cortez, Pizarro and Balboa^-and among tfie natives^ the extravagant oriental taste of Montezuma, all contributed to the development of Latin-American literature. A romantic spirit was created with Spanish resemblances which, when evolved in America, was permeated with a different at- mosphere. However, the colonies had not yet developed any distinct Americanism in their attitude. Foreign influences were prevalent. France and North America had revolted from tyranny and the new idea of freedom had slipped into Spain's fettered colonies. The liberal ideas of Montesquieu and Voltaire, as well as revolutionary violence, were irresistible tempta- tions. Between 1800 and 1825 Spanish America gained her independence. For the despotism of Spain was substituted the dictatorship of her own sons, the Caudillos. The French interest continued and the great liberators such as Miranda and Bolivar, the latter a genuine representative df the Romantic School, became enthusiastic dis- ciples of Rousseau and other French thinkers. The emphasis on primitive nature and ecstatic love, particularly appealed to the Latin- American temperament. From France they had also learned Continued on Page Five CALENDAR Thursday, February 29.� Basketball, B. M. vs. William and Mary, Gymnasium, 4 p. m.. Miss O'Daniel speak- ing at Republican Club, Com- mon Room, 7.30. Friday, March 1. � Religi- ous group meeting, Common Room, 7 p. m. Meeting on Finland, Rhoads Showcase, 8.30. Saturday, March 2. � Bas- ketball, B. M. vs. Mount St. Joseph, Gymnasium, 10 a. m. Merion and Wyndham hall dances, 9-1. Sunday, March S.�Hamp- ton Quartet, Deanery, 4.30. Rev. Vivian T. Pomeroy, Chapel, Music Room, 7.30. Monday, March 4. � Third' Flexner lecture, The Revolu- tionary Spirit and Romantic Literature by fir. Torres- Rioseco, Music Room, 8.30. Tuesday, March 5. � Cur- rent Events, Common Room, 7.30. Bryn Mawr Entertain- ment series, Carroll Glenn, violinist, Goodhart Hall, 8.30. Wednesday, March 8.�Dr. Erich Frank speaking on Plato'$ Conception of Philos- ophy, Music Room, 7.30.
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Carter was truly an All-Star
It was the summer of my discontent, when baseball stopped.
For almost two months in 1981, I slept on the couch in our den – seemingly uprooted from my bed due to the cataclysmic work stoppage that rocked the National Pastime. I woke up each day and flipped on the TV (we had no access to ESPN back then, so it was the national networks) to see if the strike had ended.
Finally, on July 31, it was over. The season would resume after 713 games were canceled. And it would start with the All-Star Game in Cleveland.
On August 9, baseball returned before 72,086 fans at Cleveland Stadium. Gary Carter was the hero.
Carter's two solo home runs – one in the fifth that tied the game at one and another in the seventh that cut the American League's lead to 4-3 – helped the National League prevail 5-4.
More importantly, it showed that baseball was stronger than any work stoppage.
I cheered for Gary Carter that day and his performance was rewarded with the All-Star Game MVP Award.
That season Carter's Expos made their lone playoff appearance, thanks in large part to the Kid. Three years later, during one of the best seasons of his career – hitting .294 with 27 homers and a league leading 106 RBIs – Carter would again earn the All-Star Game MVP Award with another key home run.
To date, Carter is one of four players to receive the honor, joining Willie Mays, Steve Garvey and Cal Ripken.
He made baseball a better game – and the world a better place. He will be missed.
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With just over a week of this pre-expansion/post-patch limbo to go, it's high time we covered one last piece of patch 5.0.4 mage business before we turn our eyes almost exclusively toward the impending influx of pandaren and monks and ... pandaren monks. But good news! Most, if not all, of what we discuss here today will also apply in Mists. Though there are always small shifts in stat weight at endgame, we're still quite far removed from knowing exactly how things will shake out when we're all doing hard mode raiding.
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quote:Samurai Champloo: very good, cool soundtrack, graffiti, edgy, break dance samurai Hellsing: all the Hellsings are good, they are making another OAV Cowboy Bebop: phenomenal story Trigun: enjoyed the western cowboy take Akira: where it all starts, the genesis. It is amazing Ghost in the Shell: pretty damn good, some of the movies aren't as good as the others, and the TV show is pretty solid Yuyu Hakusho: problematic ending, because the manga ended half assed as well. cool fights, nice human v demons take Rurouni Kenshin: great samurai series Darker Than Black: first season is great, doesn't hold up nearly as well as it goes on Macross: great mech like Evangelion Ninja Scroll: very dark samurai, wish it was longer, entertaining Death Note: thrilling, good story Lupin the Third: nice crime stories and very funny. the original seasons are so old and tough to watch visually though FMA brotherhood: follows the actual manga storyline, and was redone with better animation princess mononoke: extremely good film
quote:I never watched an anime growing bc I thought they were gay and for nerds.
quote: Samuri Champloo
quote:Guren Lagan
quote:Mobile suit gundam series
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quote:Yea, this is still a pretty prevalent opinion. I don't really get it though, but to each their own.
quote:One of my favorites. You should also check out Cowboy Bebop.
quote:I've seen a few episodes of it, and I didn't think it was bad. It doesn't really fall into the category of shows I like though.
quote:I really want to watch that. It's not on instant though. I've heard nothing but good things.
quote:Fooly Cooly is my buddy's favorite anime of all time. I tried it but just couldn't handle it. I don't know, it was just too much.
quote:I'm starting to noting that anime has a lot of robots.
quote:It really is worth a watch. I have the DVDs, but I doubt you live in Shreveport.
quote:I could give you some titles that are on Netflix that are good that don't involve robots if you want them.
quote:Emeraldas and Harlock stuff is good. Looks for Queen Emeraldas and Captain Harlock. Those are really good. Two separate stories that intertwine.
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., April 24, 2008 –Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced the promotion of Simon Bloch to vice president and general manager of the Design and Synthesis Division. Bloch is responsible for Mentor Graphics' field programmable gate array (FPGA) and Electronic System Level (ESL) design and synthesis products. He is based in Mentor's San Jose, California offices and reports to the company's president Gregory K. Hinckley and chief executive officer Walden C. Rhines.
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Does anyone know where I can find the actual text of the Gezeira of Rabbeinu Gershom? It keeps popping up in my learning, but only as being referenced, I would like to read that actual text.
The earliest printed sources that mention the bans of Rabbeinu Gershom ben Yehuda, one of which is the ban on polygamy, appear to be the Machzor Vitry (§575) and two teshuvot of the Maharam of Rotenberg (§153 and §1022). A much easier source to find (and read) is the anonymously-authored Sefer Kol Bo, which was probably composed in the 14th century. There you will find a section entitled דין תקנת רבינו גרשום וגזרת קדמונים ז"ל (Sefer Kol Bo §116; in modern editions, Volume III:5). Within that section is the following ruling: The sections in parentheses reflect what is found in the mss. My translation is as follows: |
You mean his ban on polygamy? I was told that we don't actually have its text today; hence so much debate as to its contents and limitations. |
The following is a source that I am aware of. Be'er HaGola at the end of Yorah Deah 334 http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=20241&st=&pgnum=21 http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=20241&st=&pgnum=22 |
If you can't find the text in either of these books:
and this guy (note: i don't agree with this page) doesn't have it either, you are going to have to go by the Rishonym who quote the Cheirim/Gezeira. Upon further thought, there probably was not a formal document. Probably there was a series of Responsa that together became known as the "Gezeira". I'm pretty sure that not being able to divorce a woman against her will was a psak halacha and not a gezeira per se. |


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X \ The College News VOL. XXI, No. 23 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 19J5 Copyright iikyx MAWR COl.LKCK NEWS, 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS A. MacLeish Reads Selections Chosen From Own Poetry Sheble Lecturer Emphasizes Need of New Verse Form For Theatre HISTORY, ART, SATIRE, APPEAR IN HIS WORK Goodhart, May 1.�Mr. Archibald MacLeish, in giving the annual Sheble Memorial Lecture, formulated this maxim: "When a man who writes verse is asked to speak in public, the only honest thing he can do is to read his poetry." Mr. MacLeish proceed- ed, therefore, to read his own poetry. Since he felt that such a plan of ac- tion might be construed as self-indul- gence or as too great self-apprecia- tion, he offered the apology that a criticism of his contemporaries, which was the only alternative procedure, would actually amount .to no more than talking of himself at second hand. But by talking of himself and his writings at first hand, he could give authoritative information; he could explain the relation of his mate- rial to his verse and describe the structure and purpose of the poems he read. First he spoke of the preface to Conquistador. This is the story of the Conquest of Mexico told through the mouth of a humble fighting soldier, Bernal Diaz. Just as he relates them, these deeds were really done, for Diaz was an actual historical figure. Al- though he marched in all the early ex- peditions into Mexico, and was one of the troop who occupied the chief city, Colua, he received no recognition for his services. After petitioning the Spanish government for years, he was at last granted a barren little farm in Guatemala. There he returned in despair; he married a native woman and forgot his days of battle. But a musty student called Gomara, who knew nothing of the old campaigns, undertook to write their history in such a way that all glory went to Cor- tez, and none to the soldiers who hail fought and endured. Indignantly, Diaz, half blind, ancient, and feeble Continued on Page Five LECTURE ON MAYA The Philadelphia Committee of tin- Fiftieth Anniversary of the Founding of Bryn Mawr College announces a lecture by Mr. Sylvanus Morley on The Maya, The Mont Brilliant Civili- zation of Ancient America, on Mon- day, May 13, in Goodhart at 8.20. The lecture will be illustrated by colored lantern slides. Mr. Morley has been director of the project of the Carnegie Institute of Washington at Chichen Itza in Yuca- tan since 1924. He is one of the lead- ing archaeologists in the middle Amer- ican field. He took his A.B. degree at Pennsylvania Military College in 1904 and received his Ph.D. there in 1921. He also holds an M.A. degree from Harvard. He has had long experience in the practical side of archaeology and among other things he worked from 1909-1914 in Central America and Mexico for the School of American Archaeology. He has been an associ- ate in the Carnegie Institute since 1915 and is in charge of the expedi- tions to Central America. Mr. Morley is particularly interest- ed in Maya hieroglyphic writing and in general problems in middle Ameri- can archaeology. He has been trying to determine the Maya manner of speaking, a subject which is not yet very well developed. Some of his most exciting archaeological finds in- clude some beautiful turquoise mo- saics. He has written several authori- tative books on his subject � among them An Introduction to the Study of Maya Hieroglyphs, air~�**e 3nd Inscriptions at Copan, in 1920. This lecture promises to be inter- esting not only to all those working in archaeology, but also to the layman; Mr. Morley is a brilliant and lucid lec- turer, and has done some significant work which he will demonstrate with his slides and lecture. Self-Government Ideals Discussed by Miss Park Goodhart, May 7.�Miss Park com- bined several different topics in her address in chapel. She read first a tribute to Dr. Emmy Noether, pub- lished by Professor Einstein in Ihe New York Times. He says he, consid- ers Dr. Noether the greatest woman mathematician since the day when women were first given the opportun- ity of higher education. She develop- ed new methods in her own field of modern algebra which have been in- valuable to mathematicians. Her stu- dents in Gottingen have become dis- tinguished under her guidance. After Germany had ungratefully dismissed her because of her Jewish parentage, she spent two happy and fruitful years in America. There were several further scholar- ship announcements made. Vung- Yuin Ting, of the Class of 1935, has been awarded" a four-year scholar- ship at the Medical School of the University of Michigan. Five stu- dents are to study at various univer- sities in Germany this summer. They include Adelaide Mary Davidson, Graduate1 Student; Sarah Helen Todd, '88; Catherine Adams Bill, '35; Louise Atherton Dickey, '37, and Jeannette Morrison, '35. These scholarships are given by the Institute for Interna- tional Education. The general theme of Miss Park's address on "Self-Government" was: "In time of peace, prepare for war." At this moment when there is no spe- cial case of infringement of the Self- Government regulations, it is wise to discuss the importance of these regu- lations. For 44 years Bryn Mawr students have been governed by them- selves. The immediate problems of life in a community such as this are embodied in the words of a set of rules, which are important as means to the end of controlled college exist- ence planned to give maximum liberty to the individual and minimum fric- tion to the community. Curriculum schedules are planned and adhered to in order to assure thai each student will receive that for which she comes here. Rules arc made and followed for the care and feeding of babies and children in order that they may receive the attention necessary and proper for their best development. Self-Government ref- lations have always been, from their beginning under President Thomas, for that purpose. The achievement of this purpose depends on an intelligent public and a few careful officers. The responsibility which must fall on each student cannot be set down in the rules themselves, but is self-evident in the whole governing body. SUTER TO RETURN In a year when the Alumnae As- sociation is contributing so much to the college, it seems suitable to an- nounce now one more addition to the steadily increasing number of gifts. Donations from individual members of the Association have made it pos- sible for the Sunday Service Commit- tee to invite Dr. John W. Suter, Jr., rector of the Church of the Epiphany, New York City, to hold seven serv- ices during the coming winter. Dr. Suter has chosen to, come for four Sundays in October and three more in the spring. The Committee wishes t� thank the Alumnae Association for making this possible. Because the Committee feels that a greater interest and enthusiasm for Chapel develops when a ^ninister is on the campus for more than one Sunday, it has been able to arrange to have Dr. Alexander C. Zabriskie of the Theological Seminary, Alex- andria, Virginia, and Dr. William Pierson Merrill, rector of the Brick Presbyterian Church of New York City, come to the campus for three Sundays each. This means that the main interest in Chapel will center around these three ministers, but a few outstanding speakers of other denominations will be invited to fill ojit the quota of services. SARAH FLANDERS, LETITIA BROWN. College Calendar Friday, May 10: The Glee Club will present The Pirates of Penzance., Goodhart, 8.20 ' P. M. Saturday, May '11: Varsity Tennis Match with Vassar, 10 A. M. Pirates of Penzance. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Spring Dance. Gym 10 P. M. Sunday, May 12: Music Without a Ticket by Catherine Drinker Bowen. Deanery, 5 P. M. Monday, May 13: Mr. Syl- vanus Morley will give an il- lustrated lecture on The 'Maya, The Most Brilliant Civilization of Ancient America. Goodhart 8.20 P. M. Tuesday, May 14: Mr. Guy Marriner will discuss and play selections from Modern French Composers. Deanery, 5 P. M. Dennis Dance Group Gives Varied Recital Selection, Use of Music Superb In Faithful Interpretation Of Mood, Rhythm MANY INFLUENCES FUSED (Especially Contributed hy Mama V. Brady) Variety characterized the program of dances presented by Estelle Dennis and her Concert Group in Goodhart Hall, on April 13. Miss Dennis be- lieves that there is a place for lyric as well as angular and distorted movement in the dance today, and demonstrated that her group can do both exceedingly well. Impromptu danced by Dorothea Brinkmann and the Conceit Group, was a study in movement and group- ing to music by Reger. Love For Three Oranges, one of the high spots of the evening, was danced by Estelle Dennis, assisted by Tom Mele and Dorothea Brink- mann. Miss Dennis has a definite feeling for the mood of Prokofieff's music and her choreography was well-adapted to it. As a dancer she is gifted in expressing the mock un- couthness and the humorous quality of this composer's work. The unique costumes of greenish tights and yel- low cellophane were designed by Miss Dennis herself. Gymnopedie, a line study by Char- lotte Boekel and Dorothea Brinkmann, was a series of statuesque poses con- nected by a sustained movement. The dance took place on a small platform against a back drop of black, and was illuminated by a bluish light which gave the dancers' bodies the appearance of marble. In the Scriahin Prelude Opus 11� Etude onus 8, interpreted as "doom- ed" and "rebellion," Miss Dennis showed she had a controlled body at her command. Her movements were not ultra-modern, and she used her hands well. The dance itself was less subtle in interpretation and ex- pression than some of her others. The Chopin Waltz, a purely lyrical garland dance done by the Concert Group, was welcomed by the audi- ence for its feeling of joy in move- , Continued on Pane Six Guy Marriner Discusses, ' Plays Modern Composers Mr. Guy Marriner, in the first of a series of lecture-recitals on Modern Composers, discussed the revolution- ary work of Debussy in the develop- ment of Impressionism and the penta- tonic and whole-tone scale, and con- sidered briefly the woi�k of Ravel, es- pecially in its use of the major sev- enth. These two composers, in at- fempting to express their own artistic ideals as completely as possible, con- tradicted all conventional rules of rhythm and harmony. Debussy was born near Paris in 1802 and after studying priVately he entered the Paris Conservatory, where' he shocked his masters and fellow- pupils by writing strange harmonies in utter defiance of all the traditional rules which were taught there. When, like Beethoven, he was advised to curb his experiments and relinquish his wild ideas, he insisted that so long as the sound was not unpleasant there was no reason to abide by harmonic rules. When he was awarded I he Prix de Rome he used this opportun- ity in the Italian city to work out his novel ideas. Shortly after his return he visited Bayreuth, where he was impressed by Wagner's work, but was unable to give it his unqualified ad- miration. Boris Godouuov had a more profound effect upon him. By this time Debussy was completely cut off from all his musical colleagues be- cause of his new theories of harmony. His sympathies drew him to the poets and painters whose conceptions were similar to his own. Many of these art- ists were attempting to separate the'ed. Elizabeth Kent and Evelyn reactions of sense and reason, and to-J Thompson, 1035, divided the President League Elections The Bryn Mawr League takes pleasure in announcing the fol- lowing elections for the year 1935-30: Secretary-Treasurer � Eliza- beth Bingham, '36. Chairman of Summer Camp� Katherine Docker, '36. Chairman of Sunday Services �Letitia Brown, '37. Blind School�Irene Ferrer, '37. Haverford Community Center �Esther Morley, '36. , , � TT t ' Americanization � Helen Adler, '38. Maids' Chairman � Alison Raymond, '38. Publicity � Cordelia Stone, �37. Miss Park Reveals Scholarship Awards In May Day Chapel Hinchman Memorial Scholarship Goes to Elizabeth Wyckoff For Major Work KENT, THOMPSON WIN SENIOR ESSAY PRIZE Goodhart, May 2.� A list of sixty- live undergraduatei^Rcholarships, thir- ty-one graduate^cTiolarships, nine spe- cial scholarships and prizes, and seven fellowship and scholarship awards was made public by Miss Park, at Ihe annual May Day chapel service. The appointments of Ethel Glancy and Catherine Bill, both seniors, to teach next year at New York University and the Lycee de Jeunes Filles at Bourg- en-Bresse respectively, and the grad- uate fellowship in history at Rad- cliffe College awarded to Jean Morri- son, 1!>35, were also announced at ihe same time. The Charles S. Hinchman Memorial Scholarship for the student who has shown the greatest ability in her major subject went to Elizabeth Wyckoff, iaS6, for her work in Greek. The Leila Houghteling Memorial Scholarship, which is awarded to a Freshman every three years to be held for three years on the basis of schol- arship, integrity, and public spirit, was awarded to Mary C. Sands, 1988. In the field of English, five prizes or special scholarships were announc- give pm-e artistic impression � by avoiding direct representation. .This was the beginning of Impressionism into which Debussy entered with all his soul and energy. Henceforth he attempted to create the emotions re- sulting from thought, sound, color, scent, and similar sensations as dis- tinct from the direct representation of these experiences. He developed his idiom from chords of the seventh, Continued on I'aee Four M. Carey Thomas Essay Prize for the student whose writing is the best in the Senior Class. A poetry prize, given _ib/s year as a special honor through Miss Lucy Martin Donnelly. of the English Department! was awarded to Gertrude V. V. Franrhot, of the Senior class. The Sheelah Kil- roy Memorial Scholarships in Fresh- man, Sophomore, and Advanced Eng- lish were awarded to Mary Mesier, Continued on l'ane Three Seniors Scramble For Hoops In Goodhart As Rainy Dawn Fails To Damp May Spirit At precisely 5.30 A. M. on the morn mg of May 2, the campus rang with ilie raucous cry of alarm-clocks, and ihe class of l'.).!7 rose to greet a gray and dismal morning. Donning any- thing white that happened to be hang- ing out of a bureau drawer or lying on the closet floor, they jammed a few- wilted apple blossoms into their lit- tle yellow May-baskets, plastered gen- ial smiles upon their wan coun- tenances, and made off in the direc- tion of the fearful din that they rec- ognized as the rest of their class and the waking-song. In a few minutes, every undergraduate, freshman as well as senior, was sighing blissfully as the pleasant tune gently called her from an unregretted slumber. Almost an hour must have passed before a slight agitation became noticeable in the smoking rooms, and the gracious seniors descended to their coffee and rolls. After a leisurely repast, they garbed themselves in caps and gowns. and set off to wake the President with The Hunt Is Vp. We must congratu- late Miss Park on being a most rapid dresser; in no time at all, she was being conducted by the hungry hordes on the way to Rockefeller. Here, the seniors scrambled up Ihe lower stairs, and assembled on the arch roof. They shuffled their feel. cleared their throats, and stand at their song-books; in vain they tried to spot the sun to whom the soifg was dedicated. They were very much mis- tresses of the moment, however; al- though realizing that Jhere was no sun, with all the savoir faire in the world, they burst forth with their ,.Latin song. -. When they we're finished, they trip- j ped down once more from their lofty situation. Joining the undergraduate j jumble in Rockefeller, they watched with interest, as Miss Edith Rose, of Mexico City, crowned Miss Betty Lord, of Peoria, queen of the May Close on the heels of this ceremony followed a stampede for breakfast in Ihe various halls, and for a moment the campus was conqmratively silent. At eight, the college was out again, milling about Taylor in noisy antici- pation of our seniors' antics. Profes- sional photographers were draped over Taylor steps, while the amateurs eag- erly occupied themselves with poses of the Misses Gardiner. Suddenly, we were aware of a strange thumping in the distance. "A Communist Pa- rade!" a freshman shrieked, but a motherly sophomore quieted her. and explained that it was just the band that had played for her on Parade Night. Then, with a giant blare, the band itself appeared, playing the fa-, miliar strains of the Morris On. In front of the band, Peggy Little was executing her one-two-three hop to perfection. Behind it, we were conscious of somewhat similar leaps and bounds on the part of her class- mates, who were very cleverly swing- ing their May-baskets in time to the music. They rounded Taylor corner accurately, and then made for the low- er campus, carefully avoiding Senior Row and the grass-seed as they did so. As we skipped around the dancers winding the May-poles, we had a mo- ment to think. We realized that the lower campus is just made for Little May-Day; at the same time, we could not help formulating an axiom to our- selves, namely, that ability in May- pole winding varies inversely with learning, and with experience, for -..mellow, the young bloods managed lo turn out poles that were very well done-tip. whereas those belonging to Ihe graduates and seniors reminded OS strongly of youthful attempts at Cat's : Cradle. Then, under the big May-pole. Miss . Park presented Miss Lord (again of Continued on Vnje ThTee
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