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The College News VOL. XIX, No. 5 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS Russia Has Overcome Mental Indifference Education is Attempting to Ex- pel Ignorance, Blunders, and Frustration TOURISTS ENCOURAGED (Specially Contributed By Edward Warburg) A boundary line between two coun- tries is an extraordinary thing. The vague differentiations between nation- al types are here brought face to face in sharp contrast. This is especially true on the Russian-Polish border, which not only separates two nations, but also two opposing economic sys- tems. The armed sentries on both sides and the barbed-wire blockade on the Polish side, stand as silent testimony to the mutual mistrust involved. Po- land, backed by France, represents the attitude of the many nervous capital- ists who view the possible success of the Soviet experiment as a catastro- phe to the whole Western World. They feel it their not too secret duty to impede this experiment in every pos- sible way,�partly by frontier skir- mishes, but much more, by derisive propoganda, by complete misrepre- sentation, and, above all, by political intrigue in the border States. Russia faces the Western World with no such belligerent attitude. Her sentries at this border represent the protective shell necessary to the maturing of the enclosed embryo. All attention must now be centered on the growth of this embryo and, while outside assistance is invited and hoped for, the Russian has, for the present, but little inter- est in advocating their methods abroad except in those cases where it would lead to co-operation. Russians are, of course, not without hope that, should their methods prove success- ful, others might folloWj^bufthat they know is at present a case of counting the eggs before they are hatched. The tourist is recognized in Russia as one of the-sources for financial and spiritual support. He not only brings with him his money, but by coming and seeing for himself, he has the possibility of returning home with a saner outlook on the whole sit- uation, which he may use to help fight the misrepresentations of the anti- Soviet press. Therefore everything is done to make his visit as easy and . enlightening as possible. Against this the tourist must guard lest he accept all statements too readily; the full truth is not always on the sur- face. "Intourist" is a government or- ganization formed to promote and aid foreign tourists in Russia. The serv- ices you receive at their hands vary according to what category you finan- (CoMlnued on Page Four) College Calendar Wed., Nov. 16�Dr. Vaughan Williams. Flexner Lecture on "Nationalism in Music." Thurs., Nov. 17 � Varsity Players present Saints' Day, a one-act play by Tom Prideaux. (ioodhart Hall, 8.20 P. M. Fri., Nov. 18 � Songs of the Cowboy. Lecture Recital by Mr. John Lomax. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Sat., Nov. 19 � Bryn Mawr Varsity vs. Ursinus. Hockey Field, 10.00 A. M. Sun., Nov. 20�Chapel, con- ducted by the Reverend W. Rus- sell Bowie, D.D., Rector of Grace Church, N. Y. C. Mon., Nov. 21�Dr. Vaughan Williams. Last Flexner Lec- ture on "Nationalism in Music." Folk Songs Are True Base of Musical Art Bryn Mawr Varsity Ties With Swarthmore Opponents' Undefeated Team Again Fails to Overcome Bryn Mawr Players RALLY IN SECOND HALF National Music Can Only Re- sult From Knowledge of * Country's Tradition NO PERFECT ORIGINALITY Varsity Dramatics Cast Chosen for Royal Family The cast for The Royal Family, the three-act Varsity Dramatics play to be given December 9 and 10 in the auditorium of Goodhart, was selected last Monday night, after the try-outs for both Haverford and Bryn Mawr. Members of the Cap and Bells Club of Haverford College are taking the men's parts and co-operating in the production and business ends of the performance. Mrs. William Flexner (Magdalene Hupfel), is directing, and she will be assisted by Molly Nichols. The properties are under the supervision of Betty Edwards and Miriam Dodge. Construction and stage-managing will be done-by Syl- via Bowditch and Sallie Jones, while the lighting will be done by Betsy Jackson. The Haverford cast has not yet been completed, but the Bryn Mawr cast is as follows: Fanny Cavendish .Del McMasters, '33 Julie Cavendish Janet Marshall, '33 Gwen*jplfcr**' .Betty Lord, '35. Kitty Dean_____.....Leta Clews, '33 Delia............Susan Daniels, '34 Miss Peake... Elvira Trowbridge, '34 On Saturday morning, Bryn Mawr and Swarthmore finished their tenth annual game in a 2-all tie. Although Swarthmore came as an undefeated team, the "jinx" whith has followed them in so many of the Bryn Mawr games was still there. The Varsity, with a record of total defeat behind them, rallied in the second half to tie the score. During the first half, the players felt the effects of the frigid weather, and as a result the play of both teams was slow and ragged. Stubbs, Swarthmore right inner; opened the scoring by'tallying from a rush on the circle, and soon scored again after the forwards had carried the ball the length of the field. Bryn Mawr's passwork was uncertain throughout the half and, although often within scoring distance, the offensive was too weak to push the ball. In the second half, Varsity came lo life. The passing of the forwards was strong and accurate while the backs and goal offered the best de- fense of the season. In spite of the fact that two of its regulars were missing, Varsity had the ball in scor- ing position most of the time. Rem- ington tallied a clean shot in the first ten minutes of scrimmage and five minutes before the whistle blew, Taggart at right wing tied the scoro�| at 2-all. Although Kent is a regular in the back field, she adequately filled Longacre's position at inner and her defense tactics were an advantage in keeping the ball near the Swarthmore cage. Although Taggart is not as fast as Stevenson, she played a steady and effective game. She did not carry the ball so far down 'field and as a result her passes were quicker and more accurate. Daniel's playing has been steadily improving all season and she played an excel- lent game at Kent's regular position at half. Collier, Rothermel and Bishop were an impenetrable barrier and rarely allowed the Swarthmore forward* to pass the fifty yard line. Gill proved to be an able substitute for Jack- son. The final outcome of the game was due, to a great extent, to her co- operation with the backsT�rid""hef "ex- cellent defense of the Bryn Mawr goal. � Swarthmore Bryn Mawr Walton...... R. W.......Taggart Stubbs....... R. I.....Remington Jacquette..... C. F.........Smith Tomlinson----- L. I..........Kent Hirst........ L. W........Brown 'Beginning the fourth lecture of his series last Wednesday, Dr. Vaughan Williams announced that, from a con- sideration of folk-song itself, he would now turn his attention toward its influence on us�on the ordinary musical people of today. Folk song, said Dr. Williams, be- ing spontaneous and unpremeditated, is of necessity sincere, and so fV our own emotions supplies a much-needed lest; "artistic deception is arfi of the subtlest of vices." Moreover, folk- song has withstood the scrutiny of time, and is worthy, surely, to be the foundation of our musical art. Again, an artist cannot always give Immedi- ate form to his creative thootfnts; his mind must unconsciously Vest on something familiar to his nature. And what more suitable than the music natural to his race? Sir Hubert Par- ry says that all things which mark the folk-song of the race also betoken its other qualities. There has been considerable oppo- sition to the "folk-song theory for composers," but Dr. Williams believes that the critics are fighting wind-mills. Building up a national style on the basis of folk-song involves far more than the introduction of a few folk- tunes, or a touch of local color, as the failure of many composers has proved. Moreover, Beethoven does not become a Russian on the strength of the Rasoumowsky quartets. A nation- al schi-ol must be built upon raw ma- terial, and must know its own tra- ditional music. Nor are Tschaikow- ski and Smetana exceptions. Al- though they may not have studied them expressly, the national tunes of Russia were "in the air." Even Elgar, Council Resolutions At the College Council'-meet- ing,, Tuesday, October 25, the following suggestions and deci- sions were made: A tea should be given for the Non-resident students. The idea was ap- proved but no date set. The slipperiness of the walk from Itockcfeller to Goodhart should be remedied. There should be an Undergraduate recreation room in Goodhart, and^a piano rented for use in it. Varsity Players' Club Presents Saint's Day Original Play by Tom Prideaux Has Satire as Theme S. JONES PLAYS LEAD The performance 6n November 17 of Saint'8 Day, the Varsity Players' new one-act play, will be practically a first-night. This expose of a pecu- liarly medieval racket done in good Chicago style was written and first produced at the Baker Workshop in New Haven by Tom Prideaux, a young dramatist of considerable, prom- ise. Since the original presentation, he has partially rewritten it for per- formance at Bryn Mawr. Although the scene is laid in the Dark Ages when saints were accept- ed as saints, the dialogue and spirit of the play are incongrously modern. The saint-hero, Sallie Jones, is a pi- ous but engaging fraud, whose bones, coveted as relics, serve as the crux of the plot. His mistress is Qirrie Schwab, who, during the saint's per- formances serves as the poor woman brought in from the streets and mi- raculously "cured." The villains of ihe piece are Saint Carlo's business manager, Haviland Nelson, and his who admittedly knows and cares lit- j press agent, J. E. Hannan, who is a tie about English folk-song, shows j very bad man. Maria Coxe and O. clearly in the Enigma Variations and|Jarrett furnish local color as a ped- in parts of Gerontiux the influence of j'Her and servant, respectively, that direction pointed out by Cecil j Leta Clews is directing the pro- Sharpe's revival of folk-music in Eng-j tlaction; Maria Coxe will serve as land, through which a musical idiom stage manager, and Diana Tate- was found in its simplest form. Smith will be in charge of lighting. "That," said Dr. Williams, "was what we were waiting for;" stores of Eng- lish melody were opened, which gave The Varsity Players are delighted to have secured an unpublished play for production. The clever dialogue should make it a great success. one/the same sense of familiarity j and orjgjnai pi0t of Saint's Day that a masterpiece does. In those works which lack this quality of fa- miliarity, Elgar seems to belong less \ to the English. : Harpsichord is Exhibited The next question that confronts! at Informal Song Meeting nationalistic us is that of a nationalistic com- poser's originality. How, in The Dark Lady of the Sonnets, does Shaw impune the originality of Shakes- peare by showing him, note-book in Three years ago, and for no ade- quate reason as far as the music- lovers were concerned, the evenings of informal singing and piano at Wynd- ham were given up. But last Mon- hand, culling some of his most fam- __._______ , ... , . �,.-. day night not only saw the proverb- ous lines from the speech of a White- very how- .1. Harvey;. N.Harvey. Cresson.... Volkmar... Longshore.... R. H. C. H. L. H. R. F. L. F. Michael:. .. :..*.�*��& � .....Ullom .....Collier -----Daniels .. Rothermel .....Bishop ....Gill ��, xi�m �. ���:,.. �. - "*��- W pillows scattered on the floor in hall sentry.' Again, does the fact� ^ mugic ^ ^ Goodhart but also that his poetry is founded on the pop- n .,old_new� instrument in a ular ballads read h.m by his wife cast | handsome wa,fcut case rirst> a shadow on the genius of Bums. � ^^ we had ^ ggt jnto the swjng If, as Emerson Mffc, the most ong-; of ^ M eveninRSi s0 with Mr. inal genius i� the most indebted man, j Alwyne at the piano ftnd Mr. there is no reason why we should not I WilIoughby at the organi not only I* indebted to the fountain-head from I ^ safe.guard but jnspire'our keep- which all our art originally sprang. This indebtedness is well recogniz- ed by the French, Germans and Rus- sians�by all but the English, who though admitting it with regard to (Continued on Pag* FIv�) j* -.-�._ Goals: Swarthmore�stubbs, 2; Bryn Mawr�Remington, 1; Taggart, I. Philadelphia All-Star In the selection of Philadel- phia's all-star hockey teams, several of the members of the Bryn Mawr hockey squad were given positions. They are: Second team�Margaret Col- lier, center half. Reserves�Evelyn Remington. Third team�Evelyn Reming- ton, right wing. Fifth team�Miss Grant, left back. -rfe^>Aear-,*"-�-aret Ullom, Betty Jackson. Cyrano de Bergerac is Lecture Subject Clayton Hamilton Considers Cyrano Greatest Play in Literature ing on the tune, we started with a Bach chorale, "Wake, Awake, for Night Is Flying." The start was rather feeble and Dr. Williarirs would have none of it. By the time w had finished the second chorale, "Lord Christ, Reveal Thy Holy Face," he had made sing in groups, first those who knew it and then those who had never heard it. By dint of begging us not to "Hurry our. quavers" he drew from us a rather dignified ren- dition of this beautiful music. The fun ended on a jolly note, the fa- mous "Twankydillo" � Dr. Williams getting just as excited at the last "roaring pair of bagpipes" as the singers. Then Dr. Hans Schumann, of the Columbia University, showed us his Liastrument. Though many of us knew a'harpsicnora*-*, ��Z1' is CREATED FORCOQUELIN Clayton Hamilton, who was Walter Hampden's roommate at school, and who persuaded him to revive Cyrano de Bergerac, "chatted" about Ros- tand's masterpiece, which he describ- ed as "the most enchanting, exhila- rating, thrilling and -enthralling play in the world." Although in his ca- pacity of dramatic critic Mr. Hamil- ton has seen thousands of plays, Cy- rano is his favorite. He has, in fact, been present^ at three hundred per- formances of it in thirty years. Shakespeare's Hamlet is an extreme- ly popular classic, but people go to see it over and over again in order to compare the performances of dif- ferent actors. Walter Hampden ulone, however, has played Cyrano live hundred and sixty-five times in New York, and each time after the second dct someone in the audience has come out and bought tickets for u future performance. This is be- cause Cyrano de Bergerac is the only play which is the "Quintessence of all the plays of all the world, and is what all plays have wanted to be and fail- ed to be since the dawning of Greek tragedy." Cyrano de Bergerac was first launched on the stage in Paris by a young poet of twenty-nine on the 28th of December, 1897. It was im- mediately acclaimed "the thrill of the theatre," and people rushed to Paris from all over Europe to see it. The generation which witnessed its open- ing had considered that the age of miracles was past and that no more great works of art would be produc- ed, but they united in proclaiming Cyrano the greatest achievement of their lifetime. Hamilton was just seventeen at this time (which age, incidently, he considers as the best age for the first reading of Rostand's play), and he had been asking him- self why he happened to be living in the United States in the administra- tion of McKinley, instead of in Ath- ens during the Golden Age of Peri- cles, when it was possible to hear Soc- rates "ask embarrassing questions." He realized, however, in December of 1897, that he had waited for centuries in a pre-natal form in order that he might be alive when Cyrano was writ- ten. Even now he goes so far as to date certain events in his youth as B. C�"Before Cyrano." The play was so great that differences in race, nationality, age, religion, or sex had no effect on the universal admiration which it received. It can today be cer- tain for its immortality, for even mov- ing pictures morons are overwhelm- ing in their praise. (Continued on Page Three) Senior Class Entertains Freshmen With Two Skits (Continued on Pare Six) On Saturday afternoon, November 12, the Senior class gave a reception in the Common Room to the Fresh- men. Tea was served by the Seniors, many of whom wandered about in strange costumes. Those thus fantas- tically arrayed presented two skits ns the entertainment for the after- noon. The first production was a mel- odrama entitled "The Frozen North, Or Neither Animal, Vegetable, Nor Mineral." The second skit was . a problem play, "The Unemployment Situation At Bryn Mawr, Or What To Do About It?"�"Let's turn out the lights and go to bed." It was marked by a certain spontaneity, due to several unforeseen mishaps and to the fact that each girl composed her own part, but delighted the audience. The reception had the merits which accrue from brevity, gpod food, and no need for effort on Tr*�p�^i . - �e Freshmen.
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Several hundred architects and planners turned the Isle of Capri hotel in Biloxi, Miss., into a giant studio for a week, working around the clock with local leaders on plans for rebuilding the region. Several hundred architects and planners turned the Isle of Capri hotel in Biloxi, Miss., into a giant studio for a week, working around the clock with local leaders on plans for rebuilding the region. For the triangular center of Long Beach, Miss. (top center), a sketch proposed a repaired and expanded marina bordered by a 15-acre waterfront park. Other solutions (opposite page, bottom row) include a civic square to ease traffic flow and housing for a variety of ages and income levels.
For the triangular center of Long Beach, Miss. (top center), a sketch proposed a repaired and expanded marina bordered by a 15-acre waterfront park. Other solutions (opposite page, bottom row) include a civic square to ease traffic flow and housing for a variety of ages and income levels.
In Bay St. Louis, Miss., an arts community of 8,000 residents, nearly 90 percent of the buildings were damaged. The design team envisioned rows of sturdy beachside buildings (left top) that serve as buffers for the smaller, less expensive structures behind them. It also proposed reconstructing the beautiful historic homes along Beach Boulevard and tucking denser buildings to the rear (left bottom).
The architects created a village-scale solution to a damaged Wal-Mart store in Pass Christian, Miss., that wraps the warehouse and parking lot with smaller retail stores and second-floor housing (above).
Two months after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita flattened huge swathes of the Gulf Coast last summer, a flotilla of Congress for the New Urbanism members descended on Mississippi to design a way out of the devastation. During a 10-day design marathon dubbed the Mississippi Renewal Forum, CNU co-founder Andrés Duany, FAIA, and 170 of his cohorts sketched a new version of reality for 11 cities along an 80-mile stretch of coastline. Last spring they volunteered their services in Louisiana, too, conducting another grueling round of charrettes in four hard-hit regions. Suffice it to say that Duany, a founding partner and principal of Miami-based Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co., has been busier than usual this past year.
The sheer scale of the work was daunting, but it also represented an opportunity for New Urbanism's brightest minds to put their heads together and see what they could cook up from scratch. "Everywhere we engaged they were in need of drastic reform before Katrina," Duany says. "This is fully funded, and it's a chance to move decisively forward to a competitive condition for the future."
Not only did the group design houses and sidewalks, parks and promenades, but for the first time ever, a hotel ballroom full of high-end architects was persuaded to create the most affordable of housing. "People don't realize how badly affordable housing is designed in this country; as soon as you're good you climb the ladder," Duany explains. "I think manufactured homes and the panelization industry will emerge unrecognizably from the sheer talent applied to this. That's what I'm most excited about."
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what drew you to this path?
"Lizz [Plater-Zyberk] and I missed living in a good urban place ourselves, so we instinctively tried to make them when we could. It turned out that there were quite a few people who felt like us. Now New Urbanism is all the rage, and even the old-fashioned suburban developers who were skeptical are into it."
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their projecting thair racist past & values onto Australia, & Australian's.
Australia doesn't have the racist past / present of the usa.
Give me a break Rath, and be sure to look at the "also see" at the bottom. Read all about yourself and your history past and present. My brother in law some of it first hand for a year down there.


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Sigment Kurosai wrote:Isn't that the female form Aku used to fool Jack in the desert? What was her name again?
I can smile that that too! Watch! ...
Ah canth feuhl mah fasth...
Randori wrote:Shit, and not ONE Bioshock Big Daddy reference... oh well.
Yamitora1 wrote:lol I couldn't keep a straight face, I laughed so hard at this. Unfortunately creepy thoughts entered my mind. I fear what would happen if Aku and HIM drank enough Saki in the hot tub while Aku was Ikra
Thethought won't leave my defenseless little mind!
I give this weeks comic a 5/5 despite the psychosomatic scaring it caused me.
CrimsonCreed wrote:well i believe several things were confirmed in this page...
1. Aku love his daughter to death
2. Chi's power have not yet come to fruition
3. Aku has a understanding of Chi's relationship with Mimi and supports it
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NJ Senator Lesniak Says He Was Robbed At Home
Lesniak in Polish means "Pro Government Idjit !!!"
Sen. Raymond Lesniak says he was robbed early Saturday by two young men who broke into his Elizabeth home while he was sleeping. :huh:
Lesniak tells The Star-Ledger of Newark that he was woken up by noise and saw two men standing just feet from his bed.The Union County Democrat tells the newspaper that the men seemed surprised to find anyone at home, and one suggested they shoot him, though Lesniak did not see a gun.
The 62-year-old Lesniak says the men took cash, a cellular phone and the keys to his Lexus hybrid, which they left untouched in his garage.Police are calling the home invasion "highly unusual" for the normally tranquil are near Kean University. They say the men, who are still at large, broke in through a basement window.
SR: And according to some friends who know Mistuh Lez-Knee-Accck he is one of the Biggest Anti Gunners, Pro Tax, and Anti Death Penalty JBTS in the PR Of NJ Senate....
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"Truly wonderful, the mind of a child is." Thanks, Yoda.
As I drove Bob to pre-school this morning, I heard this from the backseat, "You look like Yoda."
"What's that?"
"You look like Yoda, Mama."
If this was intended as a compliment, I did not accept it in the spirit in which it was intended. I have received many comments over the years pointing out my supposed resemblance to various celebrities, some more flattering than others. But Yoda? That definitely bumped Nancy Kerrigan and Bjork higher up the list.
Glancing at myself in the rearview mirror only proved Bob's keen powers of observation. My 4 hours of tossing and turning and damning to hell daylight saving time combined with my usual over caffeinated and under moisturized situation weren't looking good.
I cleared my schedule and made a mental list of personal maintenance chores that I would be doing after drop off: eyebrow maintenance, mani/pedi, heavy-duty depilatory, deep cleansing mask, and teeth whitening, followed by the extra-strength complexion cream that I got that free sample of in the mail a couple of weeks ago. I timed it out in my head. I thought I could make it all happen before I had to pick Bob back up after circle time.
"It's okay, Mama. I like Yoda. Yoda's one of the good guys."
I decided Saturday might be the right day to use that gift certificate for a facial that I've been holding on to since my birthday. Much exfoliating to do, still I have.
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My mom once told my sister that her hair cut was so cute that it made her look like one of The Beatles. It went over like a lead balloon - we still bring it up. That's part of the joy of having children....they never let things go.
So, at least Bob doesn't know he shouldn't compare you to a tiny, green man. (Man?)
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The Copysicht, 1922, IV B�ym Maw* College, B�ym Mawi, Pa. Volume VIII. No. 11. BRYN MAWR, PA.,-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1922 Price 10 Cents ANCIENT CHRISTMAS CAROLS SUNG BY MODEL SCHOOL "Shepherds'Scene" Written, Costumed and Acted by Pupils of School � ~~~~~~ Specially Contributed A Christmas program of old Catalonian, � French and Latin carols arranged by Mr. Placido de Montoliu and a "Shepherd's Scene" written by Martha Mott Kelley, Class VII, were given by the Phoebe Anna Thorne Model SchooJ, on December 20, in Taylor Hall. Keen interest was shown in the program by a large audience, not only � because of the intrinsic beauty of the music, but because the dramatic interpretation given in the songs and the play was en- tirely the work of the pupils of the school; all the costumes used in-the play were also � made by the pupifs? under the direction of the school art department. � "The-Shepherd's Scene," which was laid in a Judean shepherd's home on the even- ing of the birth of Christ, was entirely the work of Miss-Kelley, who took .the part of the old shepherd in the play. The writ- ing showed not only an appreciation of the colorful detail of a shepherd's life, but .a %ense of mystic beauty, which was ad- mirably interpreted by each actor. The absolute sincerity and reverence of the pupils taking part in the scene lifted it out �: of the ordinary and made ihe audience share in the wonder and awe of the shepherds. Sincerity and reverence, indeed, charac- terized the whole program. This together i^^iwith th,e dramatic interpretation and ar- tistic variations in expression gave vivid meaning to the carols; this was particu- larly noticeable in the old carols, such as "Kings of the Orient," which under the new interpretation regained all that it may have lost, under familiar usage. Mr. Placido de Montoliu was assisted in Results of Questionnaire on Chapel Submitted to College For Continuing Present Plan�42. Of these, 27 disapprove of,the voluntary compulsory plan, and 15 approve of it. For Abolishing Chapel�25. Of these 17 would abolish it unconditionally; 6, in case all other plans fail; 2, except for such festivals as Christmas and Easter. ^ For Compulsory Chapel�20. * � Qi these 11 are.in favor of it unconditionally; � wish compulsory chapel if other plans fail. , Answered "no" <o all questions�15. # For Voluntary Compulsory Plan�229. i Pledged to attend 1 Sunday.................................... 49 Pledged t(f attend 2- Sundays....................... ........... 10J Pl.edged to attend 3 Sundays........'....................----... � 47 Pledged to attend 4 Sundays.................................. 4 -.Did not wish to pledge................^........................' 108 Assured average attendance (not including choir, faculty or outsiders)^ 102. . VOLUNTARY COMPULSORY PLAN FOR CHAPEL WELL SUPPORTED �Beck, former professor of Old French at Bryn Mawr, and by Mr. Kurt Schindler. v� To Discuss Plans For Regulating Chapel Attendance Tomorrow Night The questionnaire submitted to the Col- lege before vacation to determine the stu- day chapel resulted in a vote of 229 lor the voluntary compulsory plan, by which each student pledges herself to attend a given number of Sundays each month. As a result of this vote an average chapel at- tendance of 102 is assured, exclusive -of the choir, faculty and outsiders. Twenty students voted for compulsory chapel, and twenty-five for abolishing chapel. Full re- sults are given above. A definite plan for regulating chapel attendance .will probably be taken at the meeting of the Christian Associati<�n in � Taylor Hall tomorrow evening. At a mass meeting held before the vote by questionnaire was taken a diversity of opinions were expressed. Reasons for the arranging the old tunes by Professor J. M., bsmall attendance at chapel under the pres- ALL-PHILADELPHIA SHATTERS VARSITY IN FINAL MATCH Splendid Teamwork of Brown Players Outdone by Tactics of Visitors Frequent spurts of brilliant playing and clever stick work enabled 1921 All-Phila- delphia to maintain a stubborn lead over Varsity, resulting in a victory in the last hockey game of the season on the Satur- day before Christmas vacation. Not so close a match as last year's in which the victory went to Bryn Mawr 6-5, the game was nevertheless packed with interest from the start; the splendid teamwork of Var- sity made a turn of the tables imminent, its failure due most directly perhaps to the mediocre shooting of the forward line. Taking the visitors by surprise the Brown forward line swept the ball into Bryn Mawr territory at once and D. Lee at center scored the first goal through a stiff skirmish. All-Philadelphia soon an- swered with a swift shot by Miss Cheston, inside, who followed it up immediately by another stunning goal. Varsity then tried a combination out on the left wing but in spite of M. Faries' clever tactics their op- ponents got away with the ball again and again, hammered at the home goal for the next three tallies. Bryn Mawr's defense then stiffened up. A. Nicoll at right half passed the *all up to M. Mutch, left inside, who quickly turned it into the second score for Varsity. Th:: ^. SMpi'i i by. a shot' by D. Lee, bringing the score to 5-1 in Philadelphia's favor at half time. Scrappy playing opened the second period; a goal by Philadelphia was offset by one for Varsity, that, in turn, by a long (Continued on P��t 5) A GIGANTIC DEMONSTRATION OF OPINION PLANNED ,, Student Committee [on Armaments Seeks Co-operation of Colleges A bulletin issued by the National Student Committee for the Limitation of dents' stand in regard to continuing Sun-<| Armaments received here last week de scribes a plan for bringing to' bear upon the American delegates at Washington the combined student opinion of the country. The results of referendi or resolutions passed in mass meetings are to be submitted to the President on February 1. Possible matters for consideration in resolutions are of various sorts, Being mostly expressions of opinion relative to the work of the Conference and mat- ters regarding which it has made no. decisions or"- incomplete decisions. The Bryn Mawr branch of the Student Committee is. reported to be planning such a referendum here before mid-years. The Liberal Club will probably co-oper- ate, according to its president, J. Fisher, '22. The delegation to come before Presi- dent Harding will consist of .the six regional representatives of the Student Committee, who will submit a complete file of the original resolutions passed by students of thousands of colleges and universities. In this way,- the bulletin states, there will be brought before the nation and the world an expression of opinion which will have a bearing "not only on* Senate ratification, but on our course as a nation with regard to pro- posed conferences of the future and the unsettled problems of the Conference." --------------�N EYE-WITNESS TESTIFIES TO CONDITIONS UNDER SOVIET ent entirely voluntary plan ranged from the Ugliness of the chifpel to the compe- tition of churches in Bryri Mawr. Compul- sory chapel was argued against as it would "improve the looks but not the spirit." One speaker declared that the majority should not be obliged to attend chapel be- cause the minority wanted it. Action in regard to regulating chapel attendance.* or changing the chapel service was postponed until the results of the quesc tionnaire can.be considered. Mrs Harrison Eight Months in Bolshevik Prison Russians Must Work Out Own Salvation, According to Her Opinion "The main fault of this country in re- gard to Russia is its attitude," declared, Mrs. Harrison, of Baltimore, who spoke, in Taylor Hall on December 14, giving an account of her experiences in Russia, where she' was imprisoned for eight months by the Bolsheviks, after serving for an equal period as Associated Press correspondent. Mrs. Harrison emphasized repeatedly the errors of outside countries in regard to Russia. *In America, she felt, people arc" apt to place too much importance "on the fact of Bolshevism. The Marxian theory is at best impractical, and in Russia almost absolutely unworkable, she said. ..For cen- turies the peasants*, who form nine-tenths of the population, havcJonged to own their own land. It will take years of propa- ganda and education by the minority com-- munists to change this inherent love of the land sufficiently to establish a real com- munism. "In my opinion," said Mrs. Har- rison, "when Russia gets back "to a peace basis, she will have to depend upon the peasants, who will MeVtr accept commun- ism. The Bolsheviks will have to modify their platform." Intervention and plotting by other na- tions in Russia will block the return to nor- mal times, Mrs. Harrison went on. The Russians must work out without outside interference, their own problems brought on by their own action or indifference.- The danger of Bolshevik propaganda throughout the rest of the world is, more- over, grossly exaggerated. During the ��, NATIONAL HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SUGGESTED BY COMMITTEE OF WOMEN Tentative plans for � United States Hockey Association, similar to the Na- tional Lawn Tennis Association, will be presented by a committee of women in- terested in hockey, of which Miss Applebee is chairman, at a meeting on January 21, at the Philadelphia Y. W. C. A. According to . the plans, which were formed during the end of Novemt>er, the committee hopes, through such an associa- tion, not only to organize hockey for women In this country, but also to obtain English coaches. Representatives from all sections of the country have been invited to the meeting, at which, if the plan is accepted, officers will be elected. Any sec- tion with three teams would be eligible for an active club membership, but schools and colleges could also be allied with the asso- ciation. Under such an association a se- lecting committee would be appointed to choose an overseas team to tour England in February, 1923, and plans are afoot for an intercity hockey tournament, to be held in Philadelphia next fall. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, for which Katherine Page Loring, (Continued on p�ie 5) CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS HELD BEFORE VACATION Rockefeller Founds Tradition Based on Renaissance Parties, held in each hall according toJ their various customs, followed by a dance given to the College, were the Christmas celebrations held on the evening of De- cember 20. During an interval in the dancing at Pembroke, the Freshmen gave "The Very Naked Boy," a skit by Stewart Walton, with C. Remak, C. Miller and F. GlcsnCr, taking the parts of "He," "She," and thrj "Naked Boy." C. Remak, as the ardent lover, and C. Miller, the charming coquette, held the interest of the audience through- out, while the "Naked Boy" contributed greatly to the humor of the piece. Thctradition of holding a Renaissance Christmas was established in Rockefeller this year. The Major Domo headed a pro- cession of the inmates of an old feudal castle and was followed in order by Two Perils, four serving men, the Lord (R. Beardsley, '23), and Lady M. Ecroyd (Continued on page 6) I convention of the third' international, she met delegates from all over the world who were unanimously of the opinion that a premature dictatorship of the proletariat was a mistake. The I. VV. W.'s, accounted "Bolsheviks" in America, arc in Russia im- prisoned as enemies of the state. Relates Personal Experiences "I got into Russia by the back door," Mrs. Harrison said, going on to describe her personal experiences. She crossed the border from Silesia, stayed two weeks with the Red Army, and finally made her way to Moscow, where she became Associated Press correspondent�the only woman ever to hold such a position. Arrested for the first time in April, 1920, she was released and traveled in June on the Volga with the British Labor Commis- sion, where she had the opportunity of oli- serving partial famine conditions, already beginning at that time. "My prison.experience is a great disap> pointment to most people who want to hear about horrors," she said. "I was arrested at b o'clock in the morning by two sheepish young soldiers who arrived in an auto- mobile with a warrant and_ a woman to search me. I rode to the prison in a Rolls-Royce. "After filling out a long questionnaire, I was placed in solitary confinement for a week, and then removed to another room with about eleven other women. Here I remained for eight months," never going out except once, when we were taken to have a bath." ". In describing prison conditions in gen- . eral, Mrs. Harrison declared that cruelty does not exist. 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My father in law is in his last week of an intense six week radiation therapy [to the brain]. He has thus far had no major side effects [except] a little bit of swelling in the face. He was diagnosed with Glioblastoma-Multiforme brain cancer. This week however his white blood count is 15+ (over 15,0000 white cells per cubic mm) Is this a sign his body is fighting the cancer? Ordinarily, the WBC (White Blood Cell Counts) drops during radiation, and particularly chemotherapy. What would be the reason for this increase in blood count?
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My husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and had the Whipple procedure the middle of October 2001. This was followed by radiation and a week of chemo on either end for six weeks. The treatments ended the second week of January. My question is regarding diarrhea and type of diet to stop it. He is lactose intolerant and a nutritionist that we spoke with seemed to think he might be allergic to white flour. He has lost over 50 lbs. and we are desperate for advice on exactly what foods he can eat that will help him to regain the weight with the limitations that he has.
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Patients who have had a Whipple procedure typically have pancreatic enzyme deficiency. If he is not producing enough enzymes to break down his foods they will pass through him unabsorbed as diarrhea. A sign of malabsorption is the presence of fat in the stool (the stool typically floats). He may also note increased diarrhea with fatty foods. While lactose can be a problem it is often temporary. Your husband should be evaluated by a Registered Dietitian. A dietitian is a credentialed healthcare professional who has the medical training and knowledge to counsel on complex nutritional problems such as those associated with pancreatic cancer. Ask your physician for a referral to an oncology dietitian to have your husband's nutritional status assessed and to develop a diet and nutrition plan specifically for him.
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