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Blueline29 wrote:Oh, and all of that being said, I'll still miss DW. He's easily one of the nicest, most genuine people (let alone professional athlete) I've ever met.
Blueline29 wrote:Oh, and all of that being said, I'll still miss DW. He's easily one of the nicest, most genuine people (let alone professional athlete) I've ever met. At last year's Dream Night event, he outstayed many of the volunteers, just hanging out and talking with the kids, parents, volunteers...hell, whoever slowed down passing through the room got a chat with him. After he'd signed everything people wanted him to sign, he went and found more stuff to sign in case we could use it for anything else for fundraising or whatever. He also arranged, during his day with the Stanley Cup, for one of the Dream Factory kids who was also a hockey player, to have a private meeting, pics, etc. with him and the Cup. The little boy passed away this past summer, and that picture was one of the ones most prominently displayed at his memorial service.
I'm excited about the trade, but the sappy girly part of me's a little sad, too.
barnburner wrote:Agreed. I posted elswhere about how that in addition to being a great teammate, he has been a superb ambassador for not only the Blues, but the sport of hockey, in this area. He's one of the really genuine nice guys that I would hope would choose to return here after his career is over.
One of my favorite Doug Weight memories as a Blue, came during the worst of times. We all remember what a miserable start the Blues had during their last place year. With Lalime playing goal with his eyes closed, and Kitchen out to lunch, the team could do nothing right. Then at Super Bowl time, Weight invited the entire team to his place to play cards, talk, drink, watch the Super Bowl, etc..
While they still finished last, after that get together, they started playing much better, and stopped being an embarrasment. I'll always believe Weight's stepping up and being a leader, was a big factor in that improvement.
I wish him a world of success.
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The College News Vol. XI. No. 10 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1924 Price 10 Cenfs SOPHOMORE PLAY "QUALITY STREET" MISS THOMAS OPENS SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVE Director of School and Former Student Also Speak at Meeting in Deanery MUST EDUCATE FUTURE LEADERS President Emeritus Thomas last Sunday evening opened the doors of the Deanery to college students in order that they might hear about the work of the Summer School. The drive for scholarships for the Summer School is going on this week. "It gives me great pleasure," said Miss Thomas, "to welcome graduate and under- graduates again to the Deanery. Since I handed over to President Park the reins of empire, my only regret has been not to see the students. "The Summer School has been a great and exciting adventure for Bryn Mawr. There are two ways of helping on the world, by alleviating misery and by the much more exciting and constructive way of welcoming and helping on the future. For your gen- eration, there are three great pieces of work in the future: To encoWage the spirit of internationalism which culminates in the League, to work for peace through the protocol and to welcome the coming of labor into world power. Bryn Mawr has had the vision that the right thing to do is to provide education for those who will guide labor in the future, and this is the work of the Sum- mer School. i "I have had the joy of seeing two great changes in my lifetime, the birth of reason as a means of gauging experience, and^he coming of women into opportunities of edu- cation and duties of administration. "You are not a romantic generation, but if you work with the great movement of labor and help it on, you will feel that you are working with the stars." Head of School Speaks. Miss Clara Taylor, the acting head of the Summer School, was the next speaker. "There are growing up in many cities," .said- Miss Taylor, "alumnae groups of suav mer students. And there is a true spirit of co-operation between college and summer alumnae. "The summer students come from all over the United States, with amazing differences of industrial experience. Then there were COMTUIUtl) OH FAC* 5 UNEVENTFUL FIRST MEET GIVES VICTORY TO FRESHMEN E. Klein, '28, Leads With Two.Firtt Places in Speed Swims The Freshmen won the first swimming meet, held Friday, December 5, with a score of 30 points. 1926 came second with 18 points, the Sophomores third with 11 and 1925 fourth with 10. First place in relay, 120-foot front and 68-foot front race, went to the Freshmen, E. Klein winning both of the fast two events. Her times were 13.4 seconds and 28.2 seconds, respectively. B. Stewart, '28, won the 68-foot back swim in 17.3 sec- onds. In diving, V. Cooke, '26, placed first with a total of 56.8, while F. Jay, '26, was a close second with 56.3. The plunge was woh by E. Tweddell, '26, with a dis- tance of 54 feet 7 inches. On the second teams, 1927 had 11 points; 1925, 10; 1926, 10, and 1928, 2. S. Anderson, '25, and M. Tatnall, '26, took first and second places, respectively, both in the 68-foot front swim and 120-foot swim, while Frances Chrystie, '27, won the diving. CHAMBER MUSIC PLAYED BY MR. ALWYNE AND QUARTET Classical and Modern Compositions Played at Second Concert MR. ALWYNE AS PIANO SOLOIST WINS PRAISE OF MUSIC CRITICS Splendid Performance with Phila. Orchestra Thrills Large Audience On Friday and Saturday, December 5 and 6, Horace Alwyne, Director of the Music Department, was soloist�with the Philadelphia Orchestra in Philadelphia. He played Strauss' "Burleske" for Piano and Orchestra, and the "Variations Sym- phoniques" of Franck. . His performance aroused enthusiastic applause, more prolonged than usual at the Friday concerts, and high praise from the music critics. Mr. Samuel C. Laciar, brother of a Bryn Mawr alumna and The North American's critic, spoke of his "finely artistic ^style and impeccable technic." The Public Ledger's interest- ing note on the concert described his playing as "wonderful" and analysed it as follows: "Mr. Alwyne showed himself to be a splendid pianist. Everyone has long CONTINUED ON FAGS 5 Horace Alwyne, pianist, and the Lenox String Quartet were the artists at the concert of Chamber music given in Tay- lor Hall on Monday, December 8. The members, of the quartet are Sandor Har- mati, first tenor; Wolfe Wolfinsohn, sec- ond violin; Nicholas Moldavan, viola, and Emmeran Stoeber, violincello. The program began with Haydn's String Quartet in F. Op. 77, No.'2, which was played with decisive skill and a de- lightful interpretation. Modern tone color gave the second group a character very different from the clear beauty of the Haydn. It consisted of four pieces for string quartet, "La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin," of Debussy (arranged by Sandor Harmati); Julius Harrison's "Widdicombe Fair" (Humor- esque); "The Tarn," by Eugene Goosens, and "Cherry Ripe," by Frank Bridge. "Widdicombe Fair," one felt, would hard- ly have known its rural self in the elabo- rate style given it by Mr. Harrison. ALL-PHILADELPHIA WINS - CLOSEST GAME OF SEASON �They Shall Not Pass" is Keynote of Varsity's Top Notch Playing Despite Swamplike Field INVADERS' COOLNESS COUNTS "CHANGING IRELAND" TREATED IN DELIGHFUL REVIEW Gamaliel Bradford Approves Open- mindedness Shown by Mr. 0'Conor In the Public Ledger Literary Review of December 7 appeared a review by Gamaliel Bradford of Changing Ireland, the latest publication of Mr. O'Conor, Associate Professor of English Composition. Chapters of this book have been deliv- ered in the form of lectures, both at the recent meeting of the Bryn Mawr Alum- nae Association, and over the radio, under the auspices of Lit Brothers, Philadelphia. To quote Mr. Bradford: The significance and importance of this book lie in its helping us to understand. Surely nothing in connection with Irish affairs can be more useful than this. There has been so much ill-considered abuse on all sides, Irish history and Irish politics have been enveloped in such a haze of prejudice and partisanship, that it is a relief to deal with a writer whose . CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Fighting incredibly over every square inch of water-logged field, Varsity held All-Philadelphia to a 1-0 victory on Satur- day morning. The Philadelphia players were surer \*ith their sticks, with their passes, with their balance and with their bodies. Al- ways their weight was behind their shots and behind their tackles, but Varsity, playing better than it has at any time this season, and encouraged by the superb defense of M. Gardiner, '25, at goal, never gave in. Every change of direction meant a struggle to keep from sprawling in the mud. Often the ball disappeared in the soggy field. Once D. Lee, '25, had to pause in her dribble for a good three sec- ond^ to dig it ouL Still the playing was on the whole singularly clean, quick and open. Early in the game, a flying shot by A. Townsend, the star Philadelphia cen- tre-half, over the ducking heads of her forwards scored the only goal. Philadelphia, though short of one for- ward all the first half, was always on the offense. M. Tyler, filling both inside and wing, required the combined attention of J. Seelcy, '27, and S. Walker, '26, who with her neat, punctual tackling and prompt recovery played almost perfect hockey. M. Wiener, the Philadelphia centre, showed a faculty for making for herself a clear field. More scoring by Philadelphia was saved only by the des- perate last minute fighting of our defense inside the striking circle. No amount of valiance on the part of Bryn Mawr backs, however, seemed able to clear the ball forward. Blue defense, well in Una, formed an impenetrable wall. M. Talcott, '20, breaking away for a sec- ond in a racing dribble was stopped by the beautiful lunging of H. Jacob. Only twice did a hard pass to wing, well saved by B. Loines, '28, give Varsity a chance to attack. CONTINUED ON FACE 6 J
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Now place an imaginary planet Earth at point (A). Immediately point (B) is relocated one inch closer to point (A) as the planet contracts the space between point (A) & point (B). Note it is important to realize thet point (B) has not been pulled to Point(A) but that space has been compressed.
Now place an imaginary Moon at point (B). Its not important to calculate or visualize further contractions of space here as the argument is not effected. The argument under consideration now is that the moon does not orbit the earth but in fact always travels in a straight line.
Starting at point (B) the moon is travelling towards the right and its path is parallel to the horizontal line dissecting the page.From point (B) draw a parallel line to the existing horizontal line to show the straight anticipated path of our moon as it travels through space. At a place 6 inches from point (B) along the moons straight line route you can mark a point and call it (C).
From my earlier argument you will see that point (C) will be drawn closer to (A) as the Earth has compressed the space around it. Now we see that whilst the moon has in fact travelled in a straight line, it appears to have begun to orbit the Earth. The truth is that point (C) has moved.
We can complete the straight line orbit by adding point (D)(E) and so on but its the same deal as point (C). This discussion says that the moon starts at a point on the orbit where it finishes. To expand this ,my reasoning says that if you place a mass in empty space the immediate effect is for that mass to draw-in spheres of space around it like linear rods of space formed into hoops with their ends joined or bubbles if your progressing to 3D imagery.
We can go an interesting step further and regress to the flat Earth philosophy (only with an Einstein like twist). Firstly take another piece of paper and draw a circle on it. Now this circle is a 2D representation of the Earth. Mark a point at the centre of the circle and call it (A). Next mark a point at the very top of the world/circle and call it (B). Imagine a person walking clockwise around the Earth to a point 45 degrees around the circumferance to point (C). Now consider, as with the lunar orbit reasoning above, that our walker has been walking on a dead straight line and not in a circle as at first it might appear. It is the centre of mass of the Earth that has relocated point (C) to appear at a point on the circumferance of our circle. If our man keeps walking he will indeed come back to where he started as the linear track of space occupied by the surface or the planet has been formed into a hoop by the presence of Earths mass. Simple don't you think ?...............


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V, Th e College News VOL. XX, No. 15 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1954 v i) Iclvl BIIYN MAWR COLLEGE NBW8, 1:0,1 PRICE 10 CEN'IS Vienna Choir Gives Delightful Concert Passionless Clarity, Sweetness, Precision and Flexibility Mark Singing DIRECTOR IS ARTIST (Especially Contributed by Mr. Alwyne) On Thursday last a very delightful concert was given by the famous Wie- ner Sangcrknaben who have been making a very extended tour of the United States. This was the last Con- cert of a tour which has included fifty- five cities and taken them from coast to coast. The Choir, which consists of 18 bojvs of from 10 to 13 years of age, must surely have aroused much envy in the breasts of countless small boys when it is remembered that their travels have taken them, not only across the American Continent, but also through Scandinavia, France, Germany, Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Italy and Greece. The boys, far from being fatigued with their travels (and all their jour- neys in this country have been made in a huge motor coach)! expressed themselves as being only regretful that they'had'not had the opportunity to see still moYe of America. They may look like some of Raphaels cre- ations when they are on the stage, de- murely attired in their cassocks and surplices, but they are real boys just the same, as anyone would have dis- covered who happened to see them after the Concert indulging in a snow fight with some of the Freshmen re- turning from a rehearsal for Freshr man show, or playing every conceiv- able kind of prank while donning their wigs and costumes for the Opera which constituted the second part of the program. The Viennese choir was founded in the same decade which saw the dis- covery of America, and was attached to the Imperial Chapel adjacent to the Royal Residence in Vienna. Since the war the boys have been housed in the Imperial Palace itself. The Choir has a wonderful tradition be- -hind it, having had as members both Haydn and Schubert and, in modern (Contlnuea on rape Three) Miss Park Gives Plans . For New Residence Hall News Try-Outs The College News wishes to announce the opening of the competition for positions on the Editorial Board for next year. There will be a meeting for those wishing to try out, in the News office, Thursday evening at six o'clock. Mr. Warburg Shows Public Debt to Artist Art Education Should Teach Cooperation of Collectors With Artists PUBLIC IS INSINCERE In Chapel on Thursday morning, Miss Park discussed plans for a new dormitory for 150 students and for the addition of 100 students to the stu- dent body. This increase in the num- ber of students seems the only possi- ble way to add to the college income the $60,000 needed to make the faculty salaries and the range of subjects of- fered more in keeping with what they should be in a college of the type that Bryn Mawr is. The advantage of a small college would scarcely be lost by the addition of twenty-five more stu- dents to each class. The freshman year is the, point at which this addi- tion would be most marked. The pres- ent freshman class and the present junior class varied in number by as many as twenty-five students on en- trance to college. It would be possi- ble and beneficial to divide the addi- tional twenty-five students among the twenty departments, and would serve to make the small advanced classes more interesting. There is no more room for students either in Dalton or in Taylor hall, so any increase in the number of stu- dents would have to be preceded by the erection of the new Science build- ing and of the new Library wings. When these are completed, the mathe- matics classes will move from Taylor into the new Science building and the art and archaeology classes from Taylor and their present Library quarters into the new Library wings. Since the view from Merion Green is too beautiful to be spoiled and the land in the hollows is too wet for building construction, the space oppo- site Rockefeller Hall�known as the (Continued on Pace 8br> After coping with clubwomen and collectors of Italian primitives who still are ever ready with a question about the purpose and meaning of modern art, Mr. Edward M. M. War- burg returned to Bryn Mawr Sun- day afternoon to speak about "The Artist in the World Today." He dis- cussed the artist's work from the varying points-of-view of the scholar, the critic, the dealer, and the public, and, in this connection, pointed out the necessity for a system of art edu- cation whereby the better artist might be appreciated by his contemporaries, and not relegated to an attic to starve. The best artists are the most mis- erably treated because they are not enticed, by the public to look down. If an artist be original, he creates something that is non-existent and consequently difficult for the public to grasp without effort. His followers, may, on the other hand, get direct backing from the public, because they make their master's idea more palat- able. This lack of appreciation, and interest, upon the part of the general public has forced several other lines of defense for the artist: there are, in the first place, dealers who buy the works of art they know they can sell; museums, headed by scholars, design- ed to present works of art to seri- ous students; and private collectors. All of these agencies encounter dif- ficulties, however. Most dealers are not situated financially so that they can be patrons of art: if they are to be patronized by a swank public, they must carry the overhead needed to maintain a swank place with a gal- lery for public exhibition and they must pay for a stream of publicity. The dealer's opinion is necessarily biased; he must make sales to com- pensate for these expenses. He must sell at least one large and expensive work of art per year, and after that his main consideration is getting an artist to work for him regularly with or on a commission basis or for a set salary. The private collector is likely either to exercise his personal judgment or, with an interest more in preservation than in possession, to assemble a group of collectors to make a collec- tion for the community. In the for- mer case, the collection is frequently an expression of his desire for an ar- tistic element in the larger unit of the home, and as such it reflects his likes and dislikes to no further pur- pose. Otherwise these small private collections become merely small mus- eum galleries of works of art collected for their quality and exhibited in such a way that there the student may find a laboratory in which to study art. The museum is, of course, the most ambitious organization for the exhi- bition and study of art: it aims to be unbiased so that it may secure the public's appreciation and its backing, so that it may exhibit the finest art and at the same time, help the artist out of his economic troubles. The main difficulty museum directors and workers encounter lies in the trus- tees' proneness to consider mainly the number of people who have been in- side the museum doors, and to dis- count the fact that very few of these have come to work or to study. Of course, there is a small group of scholars, who might well have pre- pared the exhibition themselves had (Continued on Page Five) CALENDAR Thurs., March 1. Dean Man- ning will speak in Chapel. Goodhart at 8.40 A. M. Fri., March 2. Class swim- ming meet. Gym at 4.00 P. M. Sat., Mar. 3. Varsity bas- ketball vs. Mt. Joseph's. First and second teams. Gym at 10.00 A. M. Sun., March 4. The Rev. John Suter, Jr., will speak in Chapel. Music Room at 7.30 P. M. Mon., March 5. Mr. Reginald Pole will speak on The Theatre of the Future and the Signposts of Today. Deanery at 6.00 P. M. Mon., March 5. Mr. Horace Alwynne, F.R.M.C.M., will give a piano recital. Goodhart at S.20 P. M. Tues., March 6. Summer School meeting. Deanery at 8. Thurs., March 8. Clayton Hamilton will speak on'The Yel- low Jacket. Deanery at 4.30 P. M. Faculty Formulates Comprehensives Plan Object of Exams Will be to Test Students' Ability to Ap- . ply Knowledge 60 IS PASSING GRADE The Faculty at a special meeting 'i March will probably be discussing a plan for a final examination in the major subject, of which the following is a brief outline. /�Nttiwe of the Examination The final examination in the major subject is not to be a test of general information in the student's major field. Its purpose will be to test the student's intelligence in the discussion of broad questions of development or principle. Although it goes without saying that every question would re- quire definite and concrete knowledge on certain points, the effort will be made to ensure that the preparation should not consist in the memorizing of too many specific details. The ex- amination would not be on all the work covered by any department but would be limited to certain fields within the subject which have been clearly indi- cated to the student. It might also include questions on work done in al- lied subjects. There would be a wide choice of questions on every paper in order to enable each student to dis- ease those aspects of the subject on which she has concentrated. //�Scheduling and Grading of the Examination The examination will be held in the first week of the final examina- tion period and will consist of three three-hour papers, probably set for Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. When departments prefer a different type of examination with access to books and formulae, the schedule may be arranged to meet these needs pro- vided that the examination is of ap- proximately the same difficulty as the one given by the departments. The passing mark of the examina- tion will be 60. By failing to pass the examination a student will forfeit her degree for the year, but may pre- sent herself for re-examination. ///�Prejxiration for the Examination In order to provide time for ade- quate preparation for the final exami- nation the following changes ih the present plan of work have been sug- gested : The work of the last two years for the A.B. degree is to be separated as far as credits are concerned from the work of the first two years. The re- quirement for the first two years will be a minimum of IVt units. The course requirement for the last two years (except for honors stu- dents) will be 7 units; the normal ar- rangement for the work of the last two years�4 units in the junior year. 3 units and preparation for the final examination in the senior year. The requirement for the major and allied sujpjeets will be 6 units plus (Continued on piire Fouri Freshman Show Glorifies Bustle Era, Wins Enthusiastic Praise of Uncritical Audience Producers of M.lod-ous Melodrama Emphasize Local Color� Costuming and Scenery Are True to Period�Plot Is Background of Song and Dance SOI HOMORES FAIL TO DISCOVER CLASS ANIMAL Last Saturday evening the 1937 bits of stage mechanism that make Freshman Show burst upon us in all the Freshman Show a delight to be- its glory of bustles and peg-topped hold�Convention and the school of trousers, and even the most cynical the drama mean nothing to -the class yphomcre would be forced to admit of 1937, and they dp better than most that Never Darken My Door Again dramatists to whom it is the law of had much to recommend it. It has the prophets. always been our contention that the The music was mainly the work of Freshman Show is a thing apart in Ruth Woodward, and it combined the theatre-unique in that it should with the choruses, trained by Isa- be praised for its merits rather than belle Seltzer, to lend a distinction to criticized for its shortcomings. the performance which has been sad- The one and only object of. the ly lacking in many shows of the past. freshmen is to amuse�not to afford Miss Woodward showed a versatility the audience a glimpse into" theatrical j� fier composition which betrayed an Utopia�and no one who was present advanced knowledge of her medium, in Goodhart on Saturday could deny an,i produced in Lovely Lady a waltz that the freshmen were admirably jn the best tradition, and then turned successful in achieving their object- to the modern school for her inspire- ive. The success which rewarded ,jon for The Dance of the Catt. their efforts is even more remarkable The latter was, in our opinion, the in the light of the facts that they had high point of the performance, when one show already in rehearsal when the five cats appeared on the rail of the powers-that-be decided otherwise the orchestra pit, and led by Miss on the subject, and that two members Seltzer, presented us with an impres- of the cast were forced at the last sionistic picture of eats playing in minute to withdraw. the moonlight. It is a long time since- Written by Edith Rose and Letitia such an ambitious bit of dancing has Brown, the "melodious melodrama" been undertaken by freshmen, and the concerned the adventures of Little success with which it was executed Nell at Bryn Mawr, whither she went is sufficient proof of the ability of at the behest of True Blue Harold, Miss Seltzer as a dancer and director, who loved h r with a pure white Her four fellow cats had a better flame, but still felt that a little edu- understanding of rhythm then we cation would do her no harm. To col- knew existed in our midst. We were legc-she went, with the consent of no definitely impressed. one except Harold. Once within the The Flora Dora Sextette was in ivied walls she fell afoul of one Ma- definite contrast to the cat element, licious Montague, a "sneak from the needless to say, but it was character- Greeks," who found her father was fated by the same excellence, and was rich and _ would have perpetrated a definite pleasure to gaze upon. The dark deeds to get a spot of that cash, men in grey trousers, tail coats and if Harold had not been on the spot pearl grey toppers were as fascinated to rescue Little Nell from the viper, by the very fancy Flora Dora Girls and marry her without further ado. as our fathers were reputed to have It all came out beautifully in the been in their day. The bar room end, with Little Nell returning to her chorus, which was done in the best home and fireside with the class ani- Bowery tradition, was thoroughly mal as a present from Harold (who (Continued on Pa in Baven) never forgot anything). When she ---------------------- entered the scene with the animal Y71ien Will Bryn Mawr Be carefully wrapped in swaddling Officially Snowed-In? clothes, the audience thought for one- , . ' terrible moment that she and Harold A t.urimls phenomenon has mani- had gotten slightly ahead of then.- fl,s((,,| its(,lf ;lt n,.vn Mawr ,� ��, |agt selves, and the unveiling of an, innoc- week| n,r th(, (,arly hours of thc ���.�_ ous green turtle took a great load |ng .�.,. ,10 ,onger rt,,1(k,m| hideous by off everyone's mind. the caterwauling of alarm c/ocks. As is quite obvious, the plot of Th|T(, js .,� ,x(.t,||ent rcason f�r this Never Darken My Door Again wasjdepartarefromtteaccustomed. we no entirely unimportant, and served sim-, 1()njror nee(, alarm t.,�,.ks, TIl,.,.,. ta ply as a framework for the songs and choruses. The dialogue had its high moments, especially when the villain was at work, and it wandered far away into the blue occasionally as when, for some reason which is still obscure to us, we were introduced to a broken Dresden Sheperdess who fell not a girl in the college who, with true pioneer spirit, does not leap from her warm bed as the grey dawn ap- proaches, in order to peer curiously from the window and determine for herself the burning question of the ages: is the snow at last deep enough for Brvn Mawr to be declared offi- off a table to the horror of all andjc|a|]y snowed in? then was heard of no more. At prcsint W(, lie unoffit.ia||y bur- Again at the end of the first act it jt,(| beneath a blanket of some four evidently occurred to thc authors that a few more people were necessary on the stage for the rendition of the final chorus, so into the drawing: room feet nf snow; the blanket, however, is not all; there still remain the snow drifts to be considered, and the snow drifts are really something to con- lustily the curtain4�fell on them and they were allBwed to remove their make-up and join the audience. Apain there were" too many characters on the stage in the second act to suit the rushed an unidentified small boy, a si(ier Their innocent whiteness, their cook, and a nurse complete with babe, unr(,vt,a|e)J depths, tell us nothing of s their contents, and we shudder to think of the missing classmates those depths are probably concealing. Every morning fewer and fewer people struggle exhaustedly to the breakfast-table; every evening vacant, plans of the authors, so they introduc-1 darkene<J rooms speak significantly of ed a mouse and drove all but the nee- ,he appaninK ton the snow is taking; essary two ladies from the scene in groups nf weeping girls, clustered to- terror, and the stage was cleared for j Rether for warmth, whisper dire tales action. It is the employment of such [ of a hapless sister disappearing with ------------------------------------------horrible gurgles into the clutches of Summer School the snow as .<he stagirered bravely The faculty, the graduate home from Taylor, while her friends school, and the undergraduate body are cordially invited to the Summer School meeting in the Deanery, Tuesday, March 6, at 8 P. M. " stood helplessly -bv calling messages of cheer and listened anxiously for the ever-fainter replies. 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quote:Could they not use the original "Superman" theme even in the credits? Would have been the only thing that would have held up from the originals. Williams did both right?
quote:My only problem is Jonathan kent dying to save a dog. That was ridiculous.
quote:"Injustice: Gods Among Us"
quote:quote: My only problem is Jonathan kent dying to save a dog. That was ridiculous. My only complaint as well. Though, I saw it more as JK dying to prove to his son that hiding his powers was more important than anything else. It had nothing to do with the dog and everything to do with his earth dad's lack of faith in either Clark or humanity, or both.
quote:But when it came to his own life he was consistent.
quote:Jonathan Kent - Typical miserable old frick. Constantly beating down his kid. Had zero faith in humanity. I never for one moment believed that he 1. wanted what was best for Clark, 2. loved Clark, 3. felt that Clark was good enough to be a positive for mankind.
quote:Superman doesn't kill
quote:I hated Kevin Costner in this movie. Honestly, if he was never in a movie again, I wouldn't mind.
quote:Posted by RAGINTIGER on 7/2 at 1:54 pm to Qwerty
quote:John Schneider IS Jonathan Kent.
quote:Never watched Smallville but I think im about to start here soon.
quote:He doesn't kill humans. Humans can be captured easily and imprisoned.
quote:Seriously, if you are complaining that this movie wasn't good because it was too much of a departure from the previous films then please go re-watch them.


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An artist's soft-focus take on vintage English seashore huts captures the very best of summer. The bright colors and simple layout engage a child's imagination and brighten the room.
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quote:Who the hell is Tim Deruyter!? This is rediculous, we couldnt get a bigger name coach than this guy? Guy has 1 year under his belt at Fresno
quote:Defensive master mind behind Von Miller at A&M.
quote:Tim Deruyter to Cal?
quote:Same AD was at Tulane when they hired Selfo over Rich Rod
quote:Difficult to believe that school would hire an Air Force guy.
quote:DeRuyter would be a great hire for them. Seems to recruit well on the west coast. Defensive master mind behind Von Miller at A&M. Has Fresno going bowling in his first year. They could do worse.
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SPECIAL ALUMNA NUMBER The College News Volume V. No. 15 BRYN MAWR, PA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1919 Price 5 Centa ALUMNAE endowment fund QUESTIONS�ANSWERS�FACTS Some Answers 1. A college cannot stand still. It must advance or lose ground. The en- dowment* will hold the ground once gained, but It Is the growing Alumna; Fund that makes possible new work and ��ver higher standards. 2. The Alumna? Fund Is steadily in- � reaslng Bryn Muwr's Endowment 3. Until 1909, when the alumnae made their first gift to the Endowment Fund, the regular salary for a Bryn Mawr full professor was $2500 a year. The salaries above that amount since 1909 are due to the initiative of the Alumna' Fund. 4. Since 1904 the Alumna? Fund has raised two endowments, the interest on which pays the salaries of two full pro- fessorships, thereby releasing funds to increase salaries of full professors and assistant professors. 5. The Alumna? Fund is devoted pri- marily to the purpose of increasing pro- fessors' salaries. It thus makes possible the difference between mediocrity and distinction In Bryn Mawr's Faculty. 6. The work of the Bryn Mawr Faculty has always been work of distinction. Here are a few Instances of the recent achievements: jj&i^&Az Professor Charles Chequlere Fenwick was appointed Special Representative of the Treasury Department to Camp Travis, Texas, and to Fort Sam Houston. Texas, to assist in the organisation of local bureaus of the Central War Risk Bureau in Washington and to explain the terms of the War Risk Act to the officers and men of the two camps. He has also pre- pared the following reports: A report on "States Leas Than Sovereign." a study of the minor communities of the family of nations, in collaboration with Professor Wt I lough by, of the Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, at the request of the commission Instituted by the government for the itlon of material needed at the cosfifUM A � oond report on In International Law" for the lomnilnslon WHY THE BRYN MAWR ALUMNA FUND? Some Questions Why has the Alumna; Fund given the College $350,000 for Academic Endowment? Why has it given $130,000 to build the Library. Why has It given $54,000 to cover deficits? Why is it the greatest asset the College has? Why Is this Fund greater than any single Endowment? Why does It mean more for Bryn Mawr than any other fund? Why does Bryn Mawr get results with insufficient endowment? Why do so many Bryn Mawr alum- na? subscribe to this fund? Why would it be the greatest thing that could be done for Bryn Mawr if every graduate and former student subscribed? THE CALL TO BRYN MAWR LOYALTY A Statement of Facts The loyal Bryn Mawr woman will not permit her college to suffer finan- cially because of devoted service to country. Every one of us is trying to work to serve our country. The question Is� How can I help most? How much can I GIVE? The Alumna? Fund offers a solution of this problem. Bryn Mawr has worked faithfully for the WAR. Bryn Mawr alumna? and under- graduates are enthusiastically taking up the work of reconstruction. Help Bryn Mawr to serve her country in helping her solve the problems of PEACE. ** �^in6 Professor Howard Levy Gray was re- quested by the Shipping Board to go to England In August, 1918, to assist the rep- resentatives of the Shipping Board on the Joint British and I'nited States Shipping Board. Professor Gray resigned his ap pointment under the Food Administration to accept the appointment to the Shipping Board. Professor Clarence Errol Ferree and Dr. Gertrude Rand Ferree have prepared apparatus for testing visual acuity at low illuminations. Commander G. B. Triole, Chief Eye Surgeon at the U. S. Naval Hospital at Washington, has stated that this apparatus will be Installed first in the naval schools and hospitals, and will later be put on the battleships. It will be used chiefly for testing the fitness of men for lookout work, for signaling, and for all work requiring acute vision at low illumi- nations. Prior to laying the problem before Professor Ferree and Dr. Rand Ferree last summer Commander Trible had already tried the laboratories of Eng- land and France. The apparatus designed for this purpose since the beginning of the war by Spearman in England, for ex- ample, was In his estimation not at all satisfactory. The same was true of the apparatus designed at the Medical Re- search Laboratory at Mineola. Dr. Trible also stated that In planning the lighting of the new Naval Hospital he had gone over the work of Professor Ferree and Dr. Rand Ferree and had followed their recommendations wherever It was pos- sible. 4RJF*. Professor Roger Frederic Brunei, Pro- fessor of Chemistry, was appointed by the Director of Chemical Warfare Service of the War Department to do experimental work for the Gas Defense Department of the Chemical Warfare Service from the autumn of 1917 to the autumn of 1916. Professor David Hilt Tennent, at the request of a member of the Advisory Commission of the Council of National Defense, designed short courses for die- ticians in military hospitals, the work to be done In technical schools and schools of applied science in connection with op- portunities given by the Surgeon-Gen- eral's office for practical work to be done In military hospitals. Professor Florence Peebles gave courses in Bryn Mawr College by request of the Food Administration on "Food Conservation" and prepared her students to take examinations for the Food Ad- ministration diplomas. Professor William Roy Smith prepared a report on the Diplomatic History of the Opium Trade for the commission on col- lecting data for the Peace Commission organised by the War Trade Board. Professor M. P. Smith prepared a re- port on the Economic Resources of China for the same commission. Professor William Baahford Huff. Pro- fessor of Physics, has been granted leave of absence for the year 191S-19 and is doing war work In Washington In the Bureau of Standards. Graduate courses in Industrial Su- pervision and Employment Management have been organized In the Carola Woer- ishoffer Graduate Department of Social Economy and Social Research by Pro- fessor Susan Myra Kingsbury, with the co-operation of the Federal Depart- ment of Labour of the War Labour Policies Board, and were undertaken with their approval- and assistance and endorsed by the Assistant Secretary of War in charge of Industrial Relations, and endorsed and supported by the Gov- ernment Committee on Training Courses under the Shipping Board and given with their co-operation. Fifteen thousand dol- lars for the first year was voted by the Y. W. C. A. to enable Bryn Mawr College to train In this way employment man- agers, service or welfare superintendents. Industrial superintendents of women's work, factory inspectors, Investigators of Industrial problems aJfecting women, in- dustrial secretaries, or industrial group leaders. Women who have already grad- uated from college are trained for eight months In units of ten and are expected to be leaders in Industrial reconstruction. What the Alumnae Fund Hss Done for Faculty Salaries In 1885 Bryn Mawr College was founded. At that time full professors re- ceived $2500 a year and associate pro- fessors received $2000 a year. Ten years ago the College effected a new schedule of Faculty salaries, increasing full pro- fessors to salaries ranging from $2.roo to $3000. This year, using for the first time the Interest on the Mary Elizabeth Garrett Fund of $100,000 raised by the alumna*, the salaries of all associate professors were raised to $2500. These are the only two substantial In- creases in the professors' salaries since the College was founded. They have been made possible by the contributions of Bryn Mawr alumna* to the Alumnse Fund. The Increases In Faculty salaries must be maintained, If Bryn Mawr Is to con- tinue to maintain her pre eminent place among American educational Institutions. These Increases can be maintained only by the Alumna? Endowment Fund. The success of this work, therefore, depends upon you. Bryn Mswr Alumna' (Continued on pat* 5.) m
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So Muslims aren't deluded then, and Allah is real?
What about those who believe in multiple Gods, not deluded either?
greeney2 wrote:No, Qmark said there is only one delusion, which is the delusion God does not exist! That would be you EH, not the rest of the world.
humphreys wrote:greeney2 wrote:No, Qmark said there is only one delusion, which is the delusion God does not exist! That would be you EH, not the rest of the world.
The best definition for a delusion I can find is: "a fixed false belief that is resistant to reason or confrontation with actual fact".
If Christianity is clearly true, then Muslims must, by definition, be deluded.
Now you and qmark are suggesting that it is only atheists who are deluded? How does that work, then?
What is the "reason", or "actual fact" that points to God being real? You guys must show that to make your case, I am waiting eagerly here to hear what it is! Oh, and if the existence of God is easily proven by "reason", or "actual fact", where does that leave faith, I wonder?
Methinks you guys have not really thought this through, and your argument is complete balls.
Now both Christians and Muslims however, match the definition of having a "delusion" perfectly, because their beliefs are clearly "fixed", and clearly resistant to any reason, as they are taken on "faith".
humphreys wrote:Qmark, by "God", you mean the God of the Bible specifically (YHWH), which means the large majority of the world is deluded for not accepting that particular being.
humphreys wrote:The Christians here seem to want to have it both ways. People like greeney and frrosted say, "billions of people believe in some form of God, how can they all be wrong?", and then you come along and say "billions of people don't believe in the right God, so they're all wrong, and deluded".
humphreys wrote:You are agreeing with what I have said all along, that whether the atheists are right or not, either way, a large percentage of the world is deluded, because you cannot just lump everyone who believes in a supreme being in the same group, because their beliefs differ vastly.
qmark wrote:I don't believe frrosted ever used numbers as "proof", but I will say that those who believe in a god are one step closer than the atheist, in that, they do not dismiss the possibility of a god outright.
greeney2 wrote:If I were an atheist I wouldn't like to defend the statistics either, so the only way to defend your numbers, is saying the numbers are just "silly", instead of saying they are a accurate concencous, that 90% of the entire population on earth, are believers in God. Of your 10%, only half believe God does not exist, the other half isn't sure.
humphreys wrote:Also, most atheists do not dismiss the possibility of a god existing.
qmark wrote:humphreys wrote:Also, most atheists do not dismiss the possibility of a god existing.
I disagree. If atheists do not dismiss it outright, than they are agnostics.


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PH balanced tender loving wash, using lathering agents that are all vegetable derived using especially blended mild cleansers and soothing botanicals with essential oils formulated for sweet spot. 120ml/4Fl.Oz. A lovely last step in your bathing ritual, for external use only!
Available in the following fragrances:
Citrus Galbanum- Lighthearted with a sexy side. Pink grapefruit and tangerine oils are naturally antibacterial and smell refreshing, not fruity. Made more mysterious with galbanum, used (and used and used) for centuries as an aphrodisiac. (thank us later)
Geranium Lavender-It only smells delicate. Geranium oil has in-born calming and soothing mojo and a quietly spicy charisma. Lavender is just as feel-good, with natural antibacterial properties and the extra floral bouquet. Calming and clean. Who says pretty isn't powerful?
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Price: $14.00