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This romantically styled crib features classic crown molding, beautifully turned legs and our new Simply White finish. Carefully built with solid wood framing, it offers safety, comfort and exceptional style.
- 58" wide x 34" deep x 41.5" high
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- Overall: 34" wide x 58" long x 41.5" high
- Height Of Teething Rail Above Floor: 36"
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- Weight: 102 pounds
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ROCHESTER — "Once again this year I am playing in the CHaD Battle of the Badges hockey game in Manchester on March 16," says Rochester Canine Officer Keith MacKenzie.
It is hoped the Battle of the Badges game, slated for 5 p.m. on March 16, will raise enough money, when added to that of the past few years, to carry the combined total over the $1 million mark. In addition to the players, comprised of police officers and firefighters, raising at least $1,500 each, the fund will be enhanced by the $10 tickets purchased by spectators.
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Guggenheim Museum Exhibit: James Turrell
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James Turrell's first exhibition in a New York museum since 1980 focuses on the artist's groundbreaking explorations of perception, light, color, and space, with a special focus on the role of site-specificity in his practice. At its core is Aten Reign (2013), a major new project that recasts the Guggenheim rotunda as an enormous volume filled with shifting artificial and natural light. One of the most dramatic transformations of the museum ever conceived, the installation reimagines Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic architecture—its openness to nature, graceful curves, and magnificent sense of space—as one of Turrell's Skyspaces, referencing in particular his magnum opus the Roden Crater Project (1979– ). Reorienting visitors' experiences of the rotunda from above to below, Aten Reign gives form to the air and light occupying the museum's central void, proposing an entirely new experience of the building. Other works from throughout the artist's career will be displayed in the museum's Annex Level galleries, offering a complement and counterpoint to the new work in the rotunda. Organized in conjunction with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, James Turrell comprises one of three of major Turrell exhibitions spanning the United States during summer 2013. This exhibition is curated by Carmen Giménez, Stephen and Nan Swid Curator of Twentieth-Century Art, and Nat Trotman, Associate Curator, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.


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It is important that students realize the following articulation agreement is only one of numerous options that will prepare them for a creer in physical therapy. Many students have graduated from Westminster after completing their B.S. in four years and have been accepted to physical therapy (PT) programs as graduate students. Students interested in the articulation agreement described below should enter into this agreement with the full understanding that their preparation for a career in physical therapy begins the moment they step onto the Westminster campus. Students participating in this artciulation agreement must complete the Westminster course requirments within three years - the First Year Program, the liberal arts curriculum, and specific natural and physical science prerequisites - while maintaining an average grade of B, or higher.
Successful completion of thisarticulation program leads to a BS degree from Westminster and a DPT degree from Duquesne aftera total of six years (three years at Westminster, followed by three more years at Duquesne). Students interested in this program must enter Westminster College as a biology major with a minimum combined verbal/math SAT score of 1100, or an ACT composite score of 24. Transfer students and students who choose to enter as exploratory (undeclared major) are not eligible for this program. For more detailed information on participation in this program review the criteria listed below or contact the Chair of MedPAC.
Students in the PT articulation must maintain minimum pre-requisite and overall GPAs of 3.0 at Westminster, with a grade of C or better in all pre-requisite courses. Students must complete all science courses at Westminster and all program requirements within six semesters. To be eligible for transfer to Duquesne's graduate program after 3 years, students must have earned 100 credit hours at Westminster, engaged in 100 hours of physical therapy experience in two clinical settings, and met all other published Duquesne admissions requirements. A maximum of five qualified Westminster students per year will be admitted to Duquesne under this program. Specific Westminster course requirements for the 3 + 3 Pre-physical Therapy/Physical Therapy Articulation Program include: BIO201, BIO202, BIO203, BIO206; either BIO301 or BIO302 or BIO303; either BIO360 or BIO 361; one additional 300 or higher level qualifying biology course; CHE117, CHE261, CHE262; PHY141 (or151), PHY142 (or152); INQ111, WRI111, SPE111.
In addition, students must complete all IP courses (including PSY101), cluster courses and PE course requirements of the Westminster curriculum.
Criteria for the Westminster College – Duquesne University Physical Therapy Program:
- Leads to BS degree (Westminster) and DPT degree (Duquesne)
- 3 years at Westminster followed by 3 years at Duquesne
- Students must enter Westminster with an 1100 SAT (combined math and verbal scores) or a 24 ACT (composite) to qualify for acceptance in this program
- Students must enter as a biology major
- Transfer students and students who matriculate as Exploratory are not eligible
- Students are responsible for making known their intention to participate in the articulation agreement to their academic advisor and to MedPAC at the start of their first semester at Westminster College
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- Maintain minimum pre-requisite and overall GPAs of 3.0 at Westminster (cumulative and for each semester)*
- No grade less than "C" on any pre-requisite course at Westminster*
- Complete Westminster pre-requisites courses within 3 years
- Complete all physical science pre-requisite courses at Westminster
- Engaged in 100 hours of physical therapy experience in two clinical settings
- Limited to 5 students per year (GPA ranking determines students to be recommended)
- Receive written recommendation of Westminster's MedPAC
- Meet Duquesne's academic and program admission requirements
- Meet with MedPAC representative in first week of classes as a first-year student at Westminster to formally enroll in the program
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Karl L. Insogna MD
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Cancer Center, Yale: Signal Transduction
Internal Medicine: Endocrinology: Bone Center | Diabetes Research Center | Yale Core Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders | National Gaucher Disease Treatment Center
Center for X-Linked Hypophosphatemia, Yale
Immunology and Immunotherapy
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Role of dietary protein in skeletal metabolism; Factors that lead to skeletal disease in adult patients with X-linked hypophosphatemic rickets; Cellular mechanisms of PTH-induced bone resorption and bone anabolism; Effects of CSF1 in mature osteoclasts more...
- M.D., University of Connecticut, 1976
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- Surdykowski A, Kenny A, Insogna K, Kerstetter J. Optimizing bone health in older adults: the importance of dietary protein. Aging Health 6 (3): 345-357, 2010. PMID 20657805
- Insogna KL. The effect of proton pump-inhibiting drugs on mineral metabolism Am J Gastroenterol. 104 Suppl 2:S2-4. 2009. PMID: 19262542
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By TIM UNRUH
The Salina Journal
ABILENE -- Encased in glass with the light and humidity closely controlled, a rare piece of printed United States history is on display at the Eisenhower Presidential Museum.
President George Washington's personal, signed copy of the Acts of Congress, with his handwritten notes, is available for public viewing through May 3.
"This book from 1789 is of the first session of Congress as we know it today," said William Snyder, the Eisenhower museum curator.
"This is pretty meaningful, important history," he said.
Colonists declared their independence, won it in the Revolutionary War and then set out to mold a country in the United States' first Congress.
The book, which is less than a half-inch thick, includes the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, The Salina Journal reported (http://bit.ly/YKFm3Z ).
The book's stop in Abilene is its fourth in a tour of the 13 presidential museums and libraries. The tour ends Sept. 21 at the Truman Library in Independence, Mo.
Beginning this fall, the book's permanent home will be at the Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington at Mount Vernon, Va.
The museum in south Abilene will be open longer hours -- 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. -- through May 3 and until 10 p.m. April 27. To learn more, go online to eisenhower.archives.gov.
At least two school groups viewed the exhibit Monday, along with several citizens who were just passing through.
The museum "markets" to students.
"Kids are part of our constituency," said Karl Weissenbach, director of the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum.
Washington was given seven copies of the Acts of Congress, but the one on display is the only one he signed and put his nameplate in, and includes his handwritten notes, Snyder said, with penciled in brackets referring to certain passages.
"George Washington almost never wrote in his books," Snyder said Monday, during a guided tour of the exhibit for media.
"He had quite an extensive library and would jot down notes on other pieces of paper and slip them into his books," Snyder said.
Washington's pencil markings are fading, he said, which is one reason that the environment is so closely monitored. Desiccant gel is used to maintain moisture levels.
No photography is allowed.
Each presidential library is designing its own display. The center in Abilene was able to decorate with some of its own pieces. Among them is a large portrait of Washington that was given to Eisenhower in 1956 by Gen. Francisco Franco of Spain.
"We were kind of fortunate. Eisenhower was a Washington admirer and was given gifts," Snyder said.
The Eisenhower museum's Washington exhibit includes four sections. The first sets the stage with some history of the "father of our country," Weissenbach said.
The next section dispels some of the Washington myths, such as the myth of Washington's wooden false teeth and the story of Washington throwing a silver dollar across the Potomac River.
"Early biographers were trying to make Washington more interesting," Weissenbach said.
Washington suffered from smallpox as a young man, Snyder said, and medicines used to treat the disease caused him dental problems throughout his adult life. He began losing teeth by age 22.
While Washington never had wooden teeth, Snyder said, some were "carved from ivory."
And there were no silver dollars during Washington's time.
Banners show a bit of what it was like when the country won its independence and during Washington's presidency. There were philosophical clashes between Federalists in Boston and slave holders in the South, Weissenbach said, and there were more threats of war.
"We took the exhibit to another level, trying to educate you along the way," he said.
A video chronicles how the book has passed through the ages. Washington's family sold it at auction in Philadelphia in 1876, and it was sold three more times before the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association bought it at auction in New York City last June for $8.7 million.
Expect much more information about the founding fathers to surface, Weissenbach said, thanks to the efforts of historians.
Times have changed a lot since the country was born.
"There were not as many reporters and the roads were dusty. It was definitely a different environment," Weissenbach said. "It's amazing what they'll find. There are constantly new items coming out. We haven't learned all there is to know about George Washington."


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The College News Volume V. No. 6 BRYN MAWR, PA., NOVEMBER 7, 1918 Price 5 Cents War Council Elects M. Carey Will Not Join Periodical L�agu< Millicent Carey '20 was elected secre- tary of the War Council at a meeting Monday night to succeed Miss Orlady, who resigned. Miss Carey, as Junior rep- resentative on the War Council, is also vice-chairman. The War Council considered the ques- tion of joining the Intercollegiate Period- ical League, but decided it would be im- practical. Instead, magazines collected by the Junk Committee will be taken into Philadelphia to the American Library As- sociation, and from there they will be sent direct to hospitals in the neighbor- hood, so that the periodicals will still be of immediate interest when they reach their destination. CORNSTALKS AND GAY COS- TUMES AT HALLOWE'EN REVELS $290 Cleared for Social Service Committee Enthusiasm pent up from four weeks of quarantine, heightened by the music of the Varsity Orchestra, reached a high pitch at the Hallowe'en costume party given by the Social Service Committee last Saturday night in the gymnasium. $290 was made. $125 will go to the I. C. S. A., $100 to the Varsity Service Corps and $65 will be kept by the committee for running expenses usually paid by the C. A. With a background of cornstalks. Jack o' lanterns and many colored costumes, H. Zinsser '20 and Z. Boynton '20, dressed as Hallowe'en clowns won encores by their graceful hoop dance. Exorbitant prices were paid for the war posters cleverly auctioned by Private G. Hess. R. Hickman's bid of thirty dol- lars was the highest of the evening. $209 was made by the posters alone. How to pierce a husband and how to learn your fate was told In screened cor- ners by witches and gypsy fortune tellers. In the lighter vein obstacle races in dress- ing proved that the costumes of the black cats were the most fitted. M. TYLER FRE8HMAN PRE8IDENT Margery Tyler, sister of M. Tyler '19, Senior vice-president, has been elected president of the Freshman Class. Miss Tyler was a member of the committee which has run 1922 since the opening of college. She was president of her class last year at the Springside School in Chestnut Hill. Emily Anderson, also a member of the Freshman Committee, was elected vice- president. Serena Hand, who has been acting secretary of the class, was elected secretary. Miss Hand and Miss Anderson are from the Brearly School. K. Stiles Assistant Treasurer of the Christian Association Katherine Stiles '22, sister of A. Stiles '19, was elected assistant treasurer of the Christian Association Tuesday night. Miss Stiles was president of Self-Oovern- ment at Wykeham Rise last year and business manager of the school paper. Twenty-five dollars. It was decided. Is to be sent to the Isabella Thoburn Col- lege, the first woman's college in Asia, in order that Bryn Mawr may be repre- sented In the number of American col- leges which have helped in Its foundation. The Association voted to continue i Day p AMERICAN SOLDIERS CAPTURE AFFECTIONS OF FRENCH Madam Riviere Sketches Effect of U. S. Army on Civilians of France "The gayety, youth, and good looks of the American soldier charmed the French people at once," said Madame Claude Riviere, Associate in French, who spoke in Taylor last Saturday on "The Ameri- cans in France." "American sense of hu- mor harmonizes perfectly with Gallic wit, and an amazing fraternity has re- sulted between the two nationalities." "The drollery and Ingenuity of the Americans," continued Madame Riviere, "has done much to arouse the affections of the French civilian." She told of the two soldiers who stationed themselves at the entrance to a Paris subway with a basket of tomatoes, and established cor- dial relations by presenting one to each French woman who passed. And in the town squares throughout France, she de- clared, the American soldier may be found, riding several French children on each knee and teaching them to eat the candy which their parents have long for- bidden them. Madame Riviere described the astonish- ment of the French at the huge tent cities erected by the Americans, the feverish activity at the ports of debarkation, and the energy displayed by the soldiers in their sports. "Contact with the Ameri- cans," she said, has taught the French the importance of physical development, and of initiative. The American, in his turn, having learned to appreciate the beauty that Is France, and the depth of Frencn sacrifice, can now understand Franklin's phrase that 'every man has two mother countries, his own and France.'" v "It is our duty," concluded Madame Ri- viere, to enroll our hearts in the cause for which Americans are giving their lives: First, victory, then liberty, and lastly the cementing of a friendly under- standing between France and America." Madame Riviere, after her talk, showed lantern slides of the ground in Alsace and Lorraine now being reconquered by the American Army. At the end of these she led the audience in the singing of the Marseillaise. Z. BOYNTON '20 COLLEGE TENNIS CHAMPION Is Varsity Captain Zella Boynton '20, Varsity tennis cap- tain, came into her own as college tennis champion last Saturday, by defeating H. James '21 in a well-played match. Earlier in the week Miss Boynton won her preliminary match with K. Gardner '22 by a score of 6-4. 6-4, and Miss James won her right to play in the finals by sending A. Thorndlke '19 to defeat to the tune of 4-6, 8-�, 7-5. Miss Boynton's score over Miss James was 6-4, 6-2. �NEWS'1 COMPETITION FOR 1921 Meeting in Gym Today at 1.90 A competition for a second News editor from the Class of 1921 begins today. A meeting for all who wish to enter will be held in the gymnasium at 1.S0. Those un- able to rooM at that time should hand In their names to A. R. Dubach. Tt Pan West, not later than Friday noon Quarantine Lifted Gradually 102 Total of Flu Cimi Quarantine 1b being lifted by degrees. The ban on Philadelphia andsthe village will probably be off next week, according to Dean Taft. This week parents are ad- mitted to the halls. Students may motor to their own homes, and may visit the College Inn or Mrs. Miller's tea-house. The audience at Banner Show will be limited to Alumna, members of students' Immediate families, and members of the college. The most recent Infirmary reports show a total of 102 Influenza cases since the beginning of college; 57 cases were in the Infirmary, 28 in the halls, and 17 at home. LANTERN NIGHT PROVES FRESHMEN'S POWER OF SONG Excellent Rhythm Shown by Both Classes in Cloisters With blue lanterns twinkling brightly under the blackness of the sky, the Sophomores and Freshmen solemnized Lantern Night in the cloisters last Friday before a quarantine audience of Faculty and upperclassmen. Perfect rhythm all along the line characterized the singing of both classes. The Sophomore line was led by M. Foot (song leader) and M. Smith, and the Freshman line by M. Krech (song leader) and M. Tyler (presi- dent). The Fresbjnen, on the whole, outsang the Sophomores. Their deep altos blend- ed effectively with the higher notes to form a well-modulated whole. They also achieved an excellent distribution of tone by placing a few strong voices at the end of the line, instead of concentrating them all at the beginning. 1921's rendering of "Pallas Athene" was remarkable less for the total effect than for some of the Individual voices in It. Rhythm was gained at the expense of smoothness, the class pausing at the be- ginning of every phrase to wait for their leader to sing the first note. 1922'i Class Song In the college singing under Pembroke Arch after the ceremony 1922 first sang their class song. Written by their Song Committee to the tune of "O, Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast," it runs: "Bryn Mawr. with wisdom's living fire Through toil severe thou bring'st us light That helps us up the rugged way And leads us on to greater height. Bless what is good of mind and heart In '22, that we may gain A greater strength for deeds of worth. So shall our torch increase thy flame." President Thomas Advises New Freshman Lantern Night Music In commenting on thjs year's Lantern Night ceremony. President Thomas In chapel Monday morning asked whether ihe music of "Over the Way to the Sacred Shrine." 1908's class song, traditionally sung by the Freshmen, could not be al- tered. She said the words were excel- lent, but that the music seemed to her sentimental and Inadequate. President Thomas praised very highly 1921's sing- ing of Pallas Athene Thea She also said that the entrance of the Sophomores and the exit of the Fresh- men through the middle of the cloister door did not seem to her as effective as through the door of the back cloister. DRAMATICS NEXT MONTH, VOTE UNDERGRADUATES Association Acts on Reports of Musk and Bulletin Board Committees Varsity Dramatics will be continued this year by unanimous vote of the Un- dergraduate Association, and will consist of a group of three short plays to be given on December 13th and 14th. The Plays chosen at a meeting of the Asso- ciation last Tuesday, subject to the ap- proval of President Thomas and the Eng- lish Department, are: The Six Who Paaa WhIL Lentils Boll, by Stuart Walker; The Merry Death, a translation from the Russian Evreinov, and A Night at an Inn, by Dunsany. Nominations for stage manager will be made by the Varsity Dramatics Commit- tee, consisting of A. Moore '19, chairman, D. Pitkin '20, H. Hill '21. and C. Skinner '22. The election will be at the next meet- ing of the Undergraduate Association. Committees on costumes, scenery, etc.. will be appointed at once. Concerts will be given this year and financed by a canvass of the college. All students will be admitted free and a charge made to outsiders for the benefit of the Varsity Service Corps. An alphabetical bulletin board for notes has been found to be too expensive, according to the report of the Bulletin Board Committee, and instead of such a board an alphabetical paper file will be placed In Taylor. The bulletin boards in Pembroke West. Radnor, and Rockefeller are to be enlarged. A tax of 25 cents will be levied on each undergraduate to meet the current ex- penses of the Association. BRITISH LIEUTENANT-COLONEL WILL. GIVE ADDRESS HERE NOV. 15 War Chest and Service Corps Pledges To Be Collected A British officer. Lieutenant-Colonel Frank S. Evans. D. S. O. R. O., will speak at Bryn Mawr November 15th, on "The Cause for Which We Fight." Colonel Evans enlisted as a private in the British Cavalry at the outbreak of the war. He spent three years and two months in France, was wounded and gassed, and rendered unfit for active service in September, 1917. After many months In a hospital he was discharged last April from further war service. He was mentioned In dispatches from France for valor and meritorious service. The National League for Women's Service re- leased him for the fifteenth of November to speak here under the War Council. War Chest and 8ervice Corps pledges will be distributed a few days before the lecture and collected immediately after- wards in the halls. When requested to speak on his ex- periences at the front. Colonel Evans re- fused. sayinK that he could not approve the common practice of idly amusing au- diences with tales from abroad, nor that of making capital of one's life when one had been fortunate enough to escape with it. There will be a charge of twenty-five cents for the benefit of the Service Corps. The lecture is acbeduled for eight o'clock in Taylor on Friday. November 15th -
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y^ f. The Colllge News x- VOL. XXIV, No. 1 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, \WtvgfffigSi^SSSEU%m PRICE 10 CENTS Doris Humphrey To Conduct Series Of Classes Here Weil-Known Dancer's Coming Arranged Through Efforts Of Dancer's Club PLANS BEING STARTED FOR DANCE SYMPOSIUM^ Beginning its second year, the Dancer's Club has been fortunate in arranging for a series of classes to be given, by the well-known modern dancer, Miss Doris Humphrey. The group meets this Thursday at 4.45. Miss Humphrey is one of the three leading American dancers, and a lead- ing choreographer of the couptry. She is a member of the faculty of the Bennington Summer School, now recognized as the center of the modern dance during the summer. John Martin, prominent authority on the dance, says of Miss Humphrey's work in his book, � "America Dancing"; "Her New Trilogy is of epic propor- tions . ... it is the most important composition yet produced in the American dance." Her classes here mark a radical change in the dance policy of the college, as previously, only Duncan technique has been taught. f The class is an extra-curricular ac- tivity, and a part of the attempt by the Dancer's Club to bring various types of dancing to the campus. Plans for a symposium on the dance are already under way. Lectures and demonstrations will constitute part of the club's ambitious program. Much later in the year, they will present their work to the college. With the club as its nucleus the Humphrey group has been thrown open to the college at large. An amazing and gratifying number of students have applied. To date, there are forty members. It is hoped that enough students will apply to warrant the formation of two groups,, a be- ginners and an advanced. A fee of fifteen dollars a semester is being charged all members of the group. This sum is necessary to cover the expenses of bringing Miss Humphrey to the college. Once the required quota is passed, there is the possibility of giving dancing scholar- ships to those who otherwise could not join the class. Self-Government Gives � Square Dance Party C. Sanderson's Music Enlivens Reception for 1941 Gymnasium, October. 2.�A valiant upheaval in the tradition of Self-Gov- ernment parties occurred Friday night when the gym resounded with mingled strains of rural rhythm and German Gesdnge. A medley of peasant dirndls and dungarees swirled around the room to the steps of Pop Goes the Weasel, Comin thru' the Rye, the Vir- ginia Reel, and the morecompanionate form of Emphasize which seemed to be a rather alarming combination of an Indian war dance and ring-around- a-rosy. The Big Apple was an- nounced, anticipated, awaited, and finally arrived in a small area in the center of the floor, bringing with it a savage desire in the uninitiated to master the art of "trucking" and to acquire rhythm at any cost. Misinformation concerning names and. addresses of orchestras led to some difficulties. It was only after innumerable communications that the following conversation occurred: "I want to speak to Mr. Christian- son of Chadds Ford." There is an ominous silence fol- lowed by much clicking on the other end. The operator begins asking per- tinent questions. "Is this Mr. Christianson?" "No, this is Christian Sanderson." The Bryn Mawftyr gasps, for she has overheard the conversation. It continues unabated. "Who's calling?" "Bryn Mawr." "Oh, do they want an orchestra?" At this point poor Bryn Mawrtyr i�, practically frantic. She shrieks "yes" into the mouthpiece* and waits. All is well. She is talking to an or- chestra leader. "Can you play for a square dance1 to-night?" "To-night!" he echoes. "Yes." "Well, I was going to Southern Maryland for the week-end." There is an awkward pause. "Ah, about the money." He clears his voice significantly. "I usually get 17 dol- lars." There is another pause. "But do you suppose I could have 19 if 1 stayed home for theweek-end?" Bryn Mawrtyr burbles vaguely in- to the 'phone, "You can have 20, if you'll only come." Sympathetic Survey of Freshman Facts Reveals a Preponderantly Pigtailed '41 \�' This Year's Class Busy Doing "Big Apple" and Wrestling Philosophically From a close observation of those featherless bipeds, the Freshmen, and from certain revealing self-analyses which they have made, we have been enabled to compile Advanced Statis- tics,* or a Sympathetic Survey. We cannot reveal the names of the eleven with predicted scores of ninety and above, but we can say confidently that if they were stood one above the other they would only reach the third floor of Taylor, which proves again the triumph of matter over^n\Jid. In general, the FrefhmerNare tall and fair, or perhaps short and dark, with a preponderance of long hair wound coil-like about their heads. Interestingly enough, Freshmen pig- tails, and some of them have two, could be used as a rope for Taylor bell, extending to a convenient point somewhere on Senior Steps. But fair coiled hair does not prove Nordic descent. Nobody can be sure (until the Statistics appear) what the percentage of Southerners is, only that their influence is dan^" >N|3ib*aH of the Freshmen became i�i>llJffM>p DlIIMfMi V> n n �* t ~U it t nil � 11 ' __ ' .-ut aifinkl^ fllttlHlt If IAO Nil Aside from having a poorly-hidden yearning for the "Big Apple," the Freshmen are a questioning lot. Most of their mots or boners, as the case may be, are couched in the interroga- tive, and are curiously philosophical, ranging from, "Don't you think phil- osophy is getting more and more im- partial all the time?" (a naive search for truth of the class or lecture variety), to the confidential statement, probably tendered on the other bench where we make our friends, "The dean said philosophy would stretch my mind." Then there is the un- mentionable pun on Aristotle, which we will not mention. Here is something truly pithy, al- most New Yorkerish, from a written effort entitled Phrases Fraught with Finesse for Freshmen. Contributed by a member of the class of '41: "I forgot sneakers, too. (You can read in 'soap,' 'socks,' 'sun-glasses' or 'hockey sticks' for 'sneakers.') Will you please call Whittaker? My win- dow is stuck.. (This may be varied to read, 'my trunk-key got lost,' or 'we have no bottle-opener.')" From this we gather that some, or insidious. Rumor has it that all twenty-six of the Merion freshmen "truck" twenty-four hours a day, and rumor certainly had it right at the Square Dance, where there was a large ring, not of upperclassmen, "shining" with' the agility of hard, covert practice. \ involved in inextricable difficulties. No sneakers, no trunks, no hockey-sticks; Freshman week must have been an orgy of lending by the unfortunate few. At the moment, however, we see them well provided. Short and fair, and tall and dark, they pursue their Continued on Page Four a* T*arade Night Bonfire Miss Park Opens College Year With Unusual Optimism �� . � ^ Additions Justified in College's Aim to Serve American Institutions CHANGES IN FACULTY REHEARSED IN CHAPEL COLLEGE CALENDAR Monday, October 11.�Non- resident Tea. Common Room, 4.30. First Flexner Lecture. Goodhart, 8.20. Fi iday, October 15.�Lantern Night. Friday, Octoimr 15, Sunday, October 17.�Alumnae Weekend. Wednesday, October 19.�In- ternational Club Tea. Varied Work is Planned By Bryn Mawr League Maids' Classes, Union Contacts And Americanization Work Among Interests CARDS NOW DISTRIBUTED (Especially contributed by Mary Whalen, '38, president of the Bryn Mawr League.) The Bryn Mawr League has dis- tributed interest cards to all graduate and undergraduate students and hopes sincerely that it will receive active- support in all its objectives. These are intentionally varied, so that everyone may take a working interest in the league. Although Freshmen are not allowed to participate in ex- tra-currigular actfyyS until after ThanksgivhigT we-aR them to sign. soSthat we majr know what their interests are. The plans for Sunday services have been largely guided by the results of the questionnaire taken last year, a detailed account of which will appear in the next issue of the News. We hope to appeal to a wide circle of students by inviting ministers of various denominations to come. Alison Raymond, '38, who is chairman of this branch of the League also prom- ises to make more attractive the room where the services are held, and she also hopes to get suggestions for. new hymns. A box will be placed outside the Music Room-for hymn requests. Those who are interested in the place of women in industry should look to the - Industrial Group and Summer School. The ?--------"^S^^^*- make contacts this year witn CCTxairf �fcr si of the important unions, and to have members of the student body go with union girls to union meetings. These will be reported by the individuals who attended, and discussed by the whole group. Supper is served be- Contlnued on Page Three Freshman Song Found By Sophomore Sleuths Hockey Field, September t�7.�The Class of 1940 retrenched its defeat of last yeaf by capturing the freshman .Parade Night song. Gathered around the bonfire on the hockey field, they chanted a tell-tale parody at the Class of '41, who were escorted down from Pembroke Arch by their sister class and the Bryn Mawr Firemen's Band. The freshman song, to the tune of The Caissons Go Rolling Along, is as follows: "From the east, from the west, north and south and all the rest, We have come to develop our minds. Hut we've lost all our wits, and we'iv suffering from fits "of a hundred and forty-four kinds. Goodhart, 'September 28.�Miss Park assumed her position as the offi- cial opener of the fifty-third, academic year of the College with an admit- tedly rare optimism. "No .speech this morning," she said, "however feebly put, can be dull. It must reflect the almost universal stir and change on the campus, the increased current turned on at all switches, the break- ing through of old limits, the advance in many directions at once." A rehearsal of the recent develop-^__ ments in the physical aspect of the campus finds the science building peer- ing over its green fence, and the new dormitory spreading over the slope southwest of the Deanery in a "maze of pegs and string." The hall will be ready to hold 113 students by Sep- tember, 1938., Although the addition of the Quka Woodward wing to the library has been postponed until the residence hall is under way and per- haps until we acquire 100,000 dollars, there has been a significant contribu- tion to that same house of learning. "You have probably all seen," said Miss Park| "that across the front of the library has been cut this summer the inscription promisgfilfo President Thomas at the ceremonies of the Fif- tieth Anniversary, connecting forever her great name with the treasure house of books which she thought of as the heart of the college." ' AloAg with Mr. Nahm and Mr. Wat- son, who return from leaves of ab- sence,* comes a new Assistant Profes- sor of Biology, William Lewis Doyle, Ph.D., of Johns Hopkins University and General Educational Board Fellow at Cambridge University in 1935-3G and at the Carlsberg Laboratory, Co- penhagen, in 1936-37. Mr. W. Cabell Greet, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English at Barnard, replaces Samuel Arthur King as non-resident lecturer in English Diction, and Professor Henry Bradford Smith, reinforcing Continued on Page Four "But the year will come nineteen hundred forty-one, When we'll no longer be at sea. Then we'll all crow, and say we told you so� When we've climbed to the top of the tree." ** The sophomores discovered the song by the same ruse used by the Class of '39.last year. One of their number pretended to be a freshman. The result: Continued on Page Three CUT COMMITTEE CALLS ATTENTION TO RULES News Reel Documents % Opening Week Events Grinding Cameras Interrupt Life On Bryn Mawr Campus (Especially contributed by Eleanor Taft, '39, chairman of the Cut Com- mittee.) The Cut Committee feels that while explaining the* cut system to the Freshmen, it should bring it again to the attention of the whole college. The rules are the same as last year with the exception of the new diction ruling. No student may cut diction without special permission from the dean, and no cut allowance is given. Each student is allowed as many cuts per semester as she has regular hours of recitation per week. This is ,an average of fourteen cuts semester. Unit courses give fh"ree cuts, as they meet thr^e times a week, and half unit courses meeting twice, give two cuts. First an(* second year science courses, such as chemistry and biology, give five cuts as each labo- ratory hour counts as one-third of a Continued on Page Three The activities of the first week, and the drama of the return of the classes to Bryn Mawr, were immortalized in celluloid this year, when Metro-Gold- wyn-Mayer made a record of-two days' incidents last week for Hearst-Metr� tone News. This sequence, symboliz- ing the reopening of schools and col- leges all over the country, will be released in the vicinity of New York and Philadelphia Friday, October 8. Bryn Mawr was the only college phu- togra plied. Two seniors reported their sensa- tions to us somewhat as follows: En- tering^tJie Pembroke dining-room we founff ourselves compelled to look nat- ural, aijd wall! to our seats in a blaze of glorious light. Only seven maids tripped on the wires, only one senior got any lunch. The candid camera continued to catch life as it wasn't, forcing us to take down our curtains hung with much pains freshman year, and to be photographed putting them up. Strange trunks were brought down from the attic and two girls im- ported to pack and then unpack, look- ing neither righ^ nor left, to carry books across the room, and the same books, arranged differently, back again. We took. doj*r *^-\ ~*~t*if}Q and put them up once more, this time for close-ups.________._________�� All day long,, girls,-taking notes, walking, playing hockey, measuring refractions were interrupted by, "Hold it please," and a long tjme later, "O. �."
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By extending its reach beyond science, the field of omics will change the way we live our lives.
By extending its reach beyond science, the field of omics will change the way we live our lives.
An early advocate of the sequencing of the human genome reflects on his own predictions from 1986.
Large-scale data collection and analysis have fundamentally altered the process and mind-set of biological research.
Dried plant specimens reveal the origin of an insect pest that has spread throughout Europe.
Learn about the field's first genetic circuits and read forecasts by George M. Church and J. Craig Venter of a future where man-made organisms pump out novel fuels, drugs, and therapies.
A handful of life science researchers will take home the United States' top science honor.
A German ethics council weighs in on the discussion about the use of human-animal chimeras in research.
Researchers find that sampling DNA from the soil can be an effective way to determine how many individuals of a variety of species inhabit a particular area.
A female bulldog with testicles but no SRY gene considered scientific anomaly.


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As the SMU campus has expanded, the Real Estate Department of Management and Leasing has continued to flourish. Starting with the purchase of single family homes, the department has grown to include residential, retail, and office properties.
We have a small inventory of single family residential properties in a variety of sizes from 1,000 to 4,800 square feet. Reserved for SMU faculty and staff, these properties are conveniently located within walking distance to campus, shopping, and entertainment. The majority of these homes adjoin the east side of campus on Fondren and McFarlin. Residents enjoy the safety of University Park along with access to the highly regarded Highland Park Independent School District. .
Our retail properties include some of the most popular shops and eateries on Mockingbird Lane. Historic Park Cities Plaza is home to community favorites such as La Madeleine, Pokey-O's, and CVS Pharmacy along with many specialty stores for one-stop-shopping.
Our primary office property is Expressway Tower located in east campus, at SMU Blvd and Central Expressway (I-75). With fifteen stories and over 190,000 square feet of office space, Expressway Tower enjoys the historical significance of once being home to the Dallas Cowboys. We also lease a limited amount of small office space north of Expressway Tower.
The Real Estate Department of Management and Leasing is located in suite 160 of Expressway Tower.
Real Estate Management and Leasing
Single Family Homes
Park Cities Plaza
East Campus Office Space
Expressway Tower
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School safety improvements discussed
Friday, January 4, 2013
ROCHESTER — Thursday night, the Building Committee met to discuss recent public safety improvements throughout the Rochester School District.
Rochester resident Doris Gates asked the committee for an update on the district's space studies, which include the possibility for increasing security at Spaulding High School with mechanisms in place to protect all 55 exterior doors of the old structure. Hopkins said the district is waiting for solid estimates to come forward from Eckman Construction regarding elementary school projects, with an estimate expected to be received by Feb. 1. |


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I think Basil Vinaigrette is one of the best things about summer, and it's perfect spooned over Grilled Halibut. |
Grilled Halibut with Basil Vinaigrette
(Makes enough basil vinaigrette for at least 4 pieces of halibut; recipe created by Kalyn)
halibut fillets, one per person
(I used frozen halibut from Costco which had thawed in the refrigerator, but if you have access to fresh halibut it would be fantastic)
olive oil for rubbing fish
fish rub (I love Szeged Fish Rub, but there are many good brands.)
basil vinaigrette, about 2 T per piece of halibut
For basil puree:
1 cup fresh basil leaves (washed, spun dry, and packed into the measuring cup)
1/4 - 1/2 cup olive oil (depending on how strong you want the basil flavor to be)
(You can freeze the leftovers for another use, or make half this much if you're short on basil.)
For basil vinaigrette:
6 T your favorite no-sugar vinaigrette dressing
(I love to make this with Le Parisien Vinaigrette, which is only sold in the west. Newman's Own Olive Oil and Vinegar Dressing is another good choice.)
2 T basil puree
When you have good criss-cross marks, carefully turn the fish and cook about 2-3 minutes on the other side. Total cooking time is about 8 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish and the temperature of your grill. Fish should feel firm but not hard to the touch when it's done; don't overcook.
To serve, spoon some basil vinaigrette over each piece of fish and serve hot.
South Beach Suggestions:
Nutritional Information?
Ten More Ideas with Basil Vinaigrette:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Caprese Salad with Basil Vinaigrette ~ Steamy Kitchen
Summer Tomato Salad with Goat Cheese, Basil Vinaigrette, and Fresh Herbs ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Strawberry and Goat Cheese Green Salad with Basil Vinaigrette ~ Cookin' Canuck
Tomato, Olive, and Fresh Mozzarella Salad with Basil Vinaigrette ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Tomato, Basil, and Mozzarella Salad with Basil Vinaigrette ~ The Perfect Pantry
Tomatoes, Hearts of Palm, Olives, and Feta with Basil Vinaigrette ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Italian Salad and Fresh Basil Vinaigrette ~ Eclectic Recipes
Lightly Steamed Asparagus with Basil Vinaigrette ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Orzo Salad with Roasted Tomatoes, Basil Vinaigrette, and Ricotta Salata ~ More Than Burnt Toast
Whole Wheat Spaghetti Salad with Italian Sausage, Tomatoes, Olives, and Basil Vinaigrette ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
(Want even more recipes? I find these recipes from other blogs using Food Blog Search.)
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quote:I have some wonderful memories of that Torres song. It seemed like everytime they sung it the supporters were vocalizing pure love. It sounds cheesy but go listen to it on youtube. They truly loved that kid with all of their hearts. I'll always wish the best for him, and I'll always get goosebumps listening to that song.
quote:It was all so different four years previous, when the then-Liverpool star scored the winner against Germany in the Euro 2008 final. Perhaps Torres should ask Liverpool if they'll take him back?
quote:He also played on a shite club who was only promoted a couple seasons before that I believe.
quote:They wised up, the league has him to thank for upping their level of play.
quote:Torres keeps telling his team-mates he'd rather be back at Liverpool and the old guard are fuming... the inside story on how the sun is setting on the era at Chelsea
quote:The mood around Stamford Bridge is militant again and the executives, along with some of the highest-earning players in world football, are beginning to feel the heat. On the field the desire and application of Fernando Torres, who was booed off by Chelsea's supporters when he was replaced by Demba Ba during the Swansea loss, is under scrutiny again. In training, he appears disinterested and his team-mates have lost count of the number of times he has told them he wishes he was back at Liverpool. Some of the Chelsea players wish he was.
quote:That statement hurts my head so much. No bias in this thread at all
quote:Bring him on back then BR ... we could use another first team striker
quote:No Gerrard. Stevie just set him up with so many chances.
quote:Under any other circumstances, I would welcome back Torres... But with the fact that we brought in Sturridge, who sat on the bench behind Torres, I wouldnt do it... He seems happy and ready to score goals for us... I think that move would deflate him...


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What Should I Choose?
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I know if I try and do them all, I will fail at them all. I don't work well trying to master multiple new things at one time. You might, but I would rather dominate one thing than be kinda good at them all.
It's kind of the "jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none" idea.
So, which of these should I choose? Let me give you what I think, and then you can tell me what you think.
Facebook and MLM
Facebook is nice, but I really believe that it is over the hill and has peaked. There are still millions to be made on FB, but if you look at the trends, people are moving away from FB, especially the younger crowds.
It's true. Just go across the college and university campuses and you will find more and more people who are spending less and less time on Twitter. Some of them don't remember the last time they were on Facebook.
Twitter and MLM
Twitter is more where it's at. People are hashtagging, doing quick tweets. It's more fast paced and you aren't spending 5 minutes reading someone's post.
I think that is key. Fast, short attention span, and BAM! You are connected.
Instagram/Pinterest and MLM
These are great, and I know that I know people are making money and marketing their business with these.
I can see Instagram working well with Twitter, but not really Pinterest. For me, this may be a second option once I get rolling.
It's All About Connecting
We are mobile. If you're not mobile you are being left behind. C ya!
If you are stuck on your desktop (nothing wrong with a desktop, but don't get stuck there).
With the new iPhone 6 coming out now, more and more people are going mobile. The wave that iPhone 6 is going to create is going to be huge. You cannot underestimate it.
This wave is getting older. Don't just think it is for the teens and 20 somethings. It's the 30 year olds and the 40 year olds, with a strong push of those in their 50's.
And, what social media is leading the way – Twitter.
Besides… hehe… do you think I could be standing in the water in my bikini if I wasn't mobile. I saw that image and thought… huh… looks kinda like me with the dark hair and I have a nice caboose.
Mastering Twitter, growing my MLM, and doing it from wherever I want to do it.
And that ladies and gents is the name of the game!


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Madeline Painted Dresser
- Overview
Individually hand painted with a nature motif, this dresser is a work of art for your child's room and an heirloom investment for a lifetime of enjoyment.
- 45" wide x 20" deep x 43.5" high
- Expertly crafted with a kiln-dried solid hardwood frame and finished in Simply White.
- Detailed with molded side panels and edges, and fluted legs for heirloom appeal.
- Dresser is equipped with two small and three large drawers.
- Fitted with hexagonal solid wood drawer pulls.
- Includes Tip Resistant Kit.
- View and compare all available finishes at Furniture Finish Guide..
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 45" wide x 20" deep x 43.5" high
- Small Drawer Interior (2): 18.5" wide x 13.5" deep x 5.5" high
- Large Drawer Interior (3): 38" wide x 14" deep x 7.5" high
- Drawer Pulls: 2" diameter, 1" deep
- Legs: 2" square
- Clearance Under Dresser: 8"
- Weight: 132 pounds
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect the finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners.
- Blot spills immediately, and wipe with a clean, damp cloth.
- We do not recommend the use of chemical cleansers, abrasives, furniture polish or wax.
- Shipping Info
IN-HOME DELIVERY Items showing this symbol (H) are delivered by our In-Home Delivery service. With In-Home Delivery, the item is brought into your home, unpacked and assembled and packaging is removed. Delivery is by appointment, Monday - Saturday; our delivery service will call to arrange a day. Available in the contiguous 48 states. For your convenience, we're proud to introduce a new two-hour appointment window on in-home deliveries in major metropolitan areas only (We're sorry, but only items marked with this symbol may be sent via In-Home Delivery.) Due to the special care involved, items shipped with our In-Home Delivery service may take longer than other items to arrive.
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