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News Volume X. No. 20 BRYN MAWR, PA'., TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 192* Price 10 Cents * � t Jh' ';iS iff 1 : � 1 � 1 J " Iw � r J Ikkl [1 \ 1 � Ik a m � 1 L, KATHERINE VAN BIBBER AND VIRGINIA MILLAR ARE AWARDED EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP European Fellowship Awarded V. F. Millar and K. VanBibber For the first time in the history of the college the undergraduate European fellowship was awarded to two students, V. F. Millar and K. VanBibber, Miss Millar was prepared by the High School, Newark, Ohio, and the Abbot Academy, Andover. She will graduate from college Magna cum laude, with 270 honor points. Miss VanBibber graduated from the Bryn Mawr School, Baltimore, and receives a cum laude with 259 honor points. Both majored in Mathematics and Chemistry. MR. W. G. SIMPSON WILL SPEAK AT BRYN MAWR Endeavors to Live Out Own Social Doctrine "If we arc to have a better world, we must have better people," says Mr. Wil- liam G. Simpson, individualist and pacifist, who will speak under the auspices of the Christian Association,' on April .9th at 7.30 o'clock, in Taylor Hall. Mr. Simpson maintains that each indi- vidual should live according to his own standards of right. He, himself, is against the possession of private property, and considers war to be contrary to the funda- mental principles of Christ. He feels that instead of resisting evil, we should search out and emphasize the good. Only when every' one loves his neighbor as himself will the "community of love" or the ideal world be able to exist. Mr. Simpson after graduating from Union Seminary went to a small church in one of the worst indus- trial districts of New Jersey. In the fall of 1918 he was formed to resign from his church on account of his pacifism. He says moreocver that even had there been no war, he no longer felt able to preach, "to make a sale of what had been, God's free gift," or "to serve an institution acquiescing � CONTINUED ON PACK S All names of tV>se wishing to return to the Summer Siiool must be given to M. Woodworth, '24lbefore Friday, April 4. MISS PARK SPEAKS AT FELLOWSHIP DINNER Stresses Graduate School and Its Great Contribution to Bryn Mawr President Park addressed the graduates at their dinner in Pembroke, given in honor of the recipients of the European Fellow- ships, Friday evenipg, "My speech," she said, "must begin with renewed and yet warmer congratulations to the three new graduate European Fellows on flic year that lies ahead of them. 1 think with delight of their happy journeys by tea and land, of their long adventurous days, in the new lecture rooms and libraries, of their experiences, their discoveries and their rewards. When my own mind dwells on a winter in Athens broken with voyages through blue Aegean islands and journeys on foot, on bicycle or on horseback through be mountains and"uplands of inland Greece, I feel almost sorry to know of their stern determination to stay in workaday Fngland or France, but I realize honestly that their memories have every chance of being as glowing as mine. "When at the instance of President Thomas the graduate school was established simultaneously with the undergraduate col- lege at Bryn Mawr, she made what seems to me perhaps her wisest contribution to women's education in America.- Adequate undergraduate education for women was hard enough to get in 1885; graduate in struction was impossible. The mature woman student could neither work iu the lecture room or laboratory where she wanted to work nor be supervised by the professor whose instruction she wished to follow. With her own experiences of graduate work in Germany and in Paris fresh in her mind, experiences which seem to us now almost romantic, Miss Thomas threw open to the college graduate an op- portunity for "graduate work solid and at the same time stirring. She saw the need in women's education for immediate con- tact with scientific accuracy, with intellec- tual truth. And in the years that have seen increasing undergraduate opportuni- ties open to women we have many of us tell that in the graduate seminary or the CONTIXIED ON PAGE 3 FRENCH PROFESSOR EXPLAINS ART OF MARCEL PROUST Novelist Completes Sub-Conscious Tendency in French Literature Speaking 'under the auspices of the French Club, Mademoiselle Marguerite Clement, of the l.ycee Victor Duruy, lec- tured on the work of Marcel Proust in Taylor Hall, Saturday evening. Marcel Proust, she began, is certainly one of the most far-reaching minds French literature has -known. For twenty, years he contented himself with the admiration of a small group, making no effort to reach greater fame. He lived and wrote-at night, shunning the daylight in a room hung in black and lined with cork to keep out sound. His work shows concentrated study of a few characters in limited surroundings and he stands as ;in example of seclusion and concentration very rare in our times of noisy movement and scattered attention. One may take exception to an absence of morality in his work which is based on the conviction that mere existence renders anything legitimate and worthy of study. Marcel Proust, unlike Anatole Prance, who describes life with irony, or Alphonse Dau- det, who describes tit with pity, looks on and refuses to pass judgment. Although a bitter enemy of sham he conflicts with our ingrained sense that vice shatters the soul, and his art is so powerful that he shakes our conviction. Proust himself was not immoral and won ardent and admiring friends IP shows in nil books that he detests malice, baseness, and snobbery, The general title of his wosli: A la Reeherchc du Temps Perdu, has a wide significance. It implies that time, lost in being passed and lived through, may be found again, held, and, if one is an artist, expressed as more vivid than it seemed in actuality, through imagination, memory and reflection. Life emerges from this process treed of what is unnecessary, and more intense. Marcel Proust, unlike other writers, chooses to note every day life in its full complexity and continuity. He would ex- press his whole mental activity at a given CONTINUED ON PACE 5 EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED ON FRIDAY �------- � Three Graduate and Two Under- graduate Fellowships and Senior , Honor Points Announced UPPER TEN IS READ Graduate and I'ndcrgracfirate Kuropcan fellowships, the Seniors graduating with honors and�the upper half of the S/'itior class were announced in Chapel las) Fri- day morning. The Helene and Cecil Rubel Foundation Fellowship, value $15(10, for gfrfduatc stu- dent, was awarded to I-., d. Clark, of Ohc.r- ^__ [in, Ohio K. I.. Anderson, of Jamestown, \. Y., received the Mary K. (iarrett Kuro- pcan Fellowship) value $500. while the M. Carey Thomas European Fellow, value $500, went to !.. li. Dillingnam, of Mill- burn, N, J. Students whose number of honor points ptaces them in the upper half of the class. Virginia Flcek Millar is the only Senior graduating Sinn ma � Cum Laude with 270 honor points (271 on 106 hours). Graduating Magna Cum Laude are:- hi. 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While they made spectacular individual plays the evener teamwork of Bryn Mawr kept the ball steadily heading toward the home bas- ket, and S. Leewitz, '24, as guard success- fully blocked her forward from scoring. Both teams fumbled frequently and the ball rolling along the ground proved an incen- tive for an indiscriminate roughheusc. As the end approached the shooting and play- ing increased in wildness, though the Bryn CONTIflieD ON PA�E 2 ._
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Hailed as the Napa of the North, Okanagan Valley boasts with a great number of wineries fit for wine lovers as well as adventurers. Its climate is the same as that of other wine-producing places, so it makes sense to have a large number of great wineries here. Most of the wineries here are family-run operations that harvest grapes such as Pinot Noir, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc.
If you are going to visit Okanagan Valley for their famous wineries, the best time would be late spring to early fall, as wine festivals are rapidly on-going and the owners expects more visitors during this time. There are more than 150 wineries currently active at Okanagan Valley and visiting them all in one season can be a pain, therefore, we compiled some of the best wineries that you can visit this coming fall.
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Owned by Stephen Cipes and his family, Summerhill pyramid started back in 1986 and has been steadily growing ever since. It is one of the most visited winery in Okanagan and it's also the largest certified organic winery in Canada. Their dedication in keeping the lake and grapes free from chemical has certainly paid-off. They have an extensive range of wine and visitors come from near and far to try their sparkling bubblys.
Cedar Creek Estate Winery
Owned by an Okanagan native provincial senator Ross Fitzpatrick, Cedar Creek Estate Winery is a Mediterranean-style winery which provides a spectacular view of lakes. It has its own restaurant which serves seasonal dishes made from local ingredients. By the way, Ross Fitzpatrick has taken an active role in shaping and preserving the future of the region. It is now owned and operated by his son, and has a motto "Respect the land, honour tradition, pursue perfection".
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Featuring a state of the art facility completed in March 2010 and originally known as Pioneer Vineyards, Tantalus was founded in 2004 by Eric Savics. Dating back as far as 1927, it was originally used for table grapes. The facility was the first recipient of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED).
Quails' Gate Estate Winery
The tour in Quail's Gate Estate Winery includes visiting the former tasting room which was housed in a restored stone and wood home built in 1873 by John and Susan Alison, the first European who settled in the west side with wine making in mind. The winery has a 4,500 square-foot hospitality center has a tasting bar with self-rinsing spittoon. They have Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and unique Zinfandel-like Maréchal Foch, made by Grant Stanley, formerly of New Zealand's Ata Rangi.


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some time ago I found myself in this, honestly very stupid discussion. The short of it was that I in general think that "real" religion is misplaced in science fiction books, games and movies. And then there was this character in this game who was a christian, I argued that it was stupid, and that this character was just thrown in there to please the masses.
That earned me a lot of hate mail, and in the end I was completely frozen out of this fan group.
I am just a stupid Dane, and I have honestly NEVER met a that strong opposition to any arguments against pointless religion. I didn't bash religion per se, I admit I could have handled it better, what I said was why only christianity was represented, after all there are more muslims in the world than christians, and where were the space hindus.. the counter argument was said character was white, and army. (Which is not really an argument at all if you ask me) - And then I really stepped in it, and said that it was just so damn American.. I didn't mean that like it came out, I have nothing against Americans or America, but I am none the less sure that the game had this character in it to cater to a specific demographic. There are other characters that will speak to other demographics, so everyone can see a little of themselves in the characters, which is smart marketing.
The American slip up, was not smart however.. And while I don't regret that I said it, I regret that it came out like that, and I regret that I brought it up where I did. I had not in my wildest dreams thought that anyone would fight me on that stance.
What did I get away with? completely ostrazised from that group of fans, and a fandom that rubs me wrong. And a quote that someone told me in the discussion.
Outspoken Atheists are almost as bad as outspoken zealots.
I ask myself why I wouldn't wanna be outspoken, its stuff like this that will teach you to guard your words, even if I still believe I am right, then I could have chosen my venue better. But I will never shut up, and really then this just told me how important a discussion it really is, when people don't even question the why's.
As a side note, I believe there are still currently more Christians (including Catholics) in the world than Muslims, even considering that the supporting numeric data available probably isn't entirely accurate. That said, a clear majority of the world's population is not Christian. As you correctly identified, Islam and Hinduism are both major players, as is not having any religious affiliation.
I am glad to hear that you will never shut up though. I don't see anything wrong with saying something is 'so damn American'. It's not that I can't understand why it might rub some people the wrong way, but to a certain degree, that's part of life. If they can't suffer a blow that soft, it sounds like something is a little off. Maybe you could have delivered your message with more tact. Maybe some people are just way too sheltered and fragile. It's always hard to say without seeing the intercourse in question. I guess the question to ask yourself if you ever find yourself moderating your speech is this: Am I doing this for the sake of diplomacy, or am I just pandering to spoiled, petulant behaviour?
Just out of curiosity, what was the game?
Yeah I admit that it was really dumb of me to bring it up like that, I should not have mixed fandom and politics in that venue, that is what personal blogs are for.
It's Mass Effect. Ashley Williams is a fantasy 'girl next door' - which is what it is, but it annoyed me that you have the option that seems completely just "thrown in there" and out of the general context, to have a discussion about her being christian, and you (shepard) can answer 'I am a christian too'.. What rubs me wrong is the WHY is that discussion even there? it's pointless, unles it's just catering to a demographic. (white, christian, middleclass)
Oh and I'm sure you are right about the muslims and hindus.. I think I might have messed something up.. ;)
Ah. ME was never released for PS3, and when I started in on ME2, I let her die in the prologue options.
I can understand your considerations. Maybe it was pandering. A lot of people freaked out that Shep can go queer, so maybe they added a little Christian flavour to try to balance it out. I think the bisexuality is a more logical inclusion in that universe than Christianity, but then there are other things in there that are a little strange. I'll admit that I got a kick out of Kaidan being from Vancouver, but I also found it a bit unbalanced that Vancouver had any significance at all in the game. I just assumed it was developers inserting a bit of themselves into the game.
It's cashing in on the religion buck. For example, no one would have watched that b-movie the book of eli if not for christians. I also hear there was a scene in the latest iteration of the avengers, where captain india- whoops I mean captain america speaks about his GAWD.
@Kris: I did a little dance when Shep could finally get his Kaidan without a mod. ;) - But I know it riled a lot of people up that it was even an option. Mostly angry-single-male-straight-gamer I suppose, but then again there are LOADS of them. And I can tell you that the people that I had that discussion with was actually in a Mshenko forum. So I had thought them to be more liberal than they were.
@Korsan - Yup.. I actually tried to watch book of Eli, but it was too stupid and boring, I gave up halfway. - There is a scene like that in Avengers, someone says that Thor & Loki are like Gods, and Cap says (and I quote) There is only one God Ma'am.
Being Scandinavian (Thor & Loki have great cultural value) I litteraly rolled my eyes at that one.
Ashley Williams a fantasy girl next door? I don't know about you, but my girl next door is not in the infantry.
But seriously, you have it about right including the part about how the reaction was just so damn American. Being in the military I can tell you that as a whole, non-believers out number any specific theistic belief. Something about being in a job where you shoot people and get shot at seems to have the effect where you don't care about religion as much because it doesn't seem to care about you. At least that's been my experience.
*Grins.. Well Ashley Williams is a very brave and cabable - Girl next door.. (I meant it as a term, for all things good, clean and righteous)
My sister is married to a soldier who is about to take his second turn in Afghanistan. And the stories he tell, I wouldn't be surprised that people loose their faith in everything (including humanity) I do not envy him his job, nor you - yours. I am however forever grateful that you guys do what you do. =)
There's a fine line between being outspoken and intimidating others who don't agree with you. I'm afraid that if you used the word 'stupid' it did you push over that line. Although I'd be inclined to give you the benefit of the doubt as you're not a native English speaker, some people wouldn't.
I think it's also harder when the argument involves people in the US, where it seems so easy for arguments, especially about anything to do with religion, seem to get polarised into extremes.
Yeah.. I think I might have come off like the last, which was absolutely not my intention. Normally I am actually a pretty adult, intelligent woman. I guess it was the outraged roar that I was met with that made me backpedal, and in doing so, said stuff that was even more offensive than the first statement.. *laughs* Story of my life really.. I have to admit that I thought the gamer forum taken into consideration that people would have agreed with me, I had not pegged any of them as religious. Which doesn't excuse my wording in the original discussion, which was really dumb.
I didn't call them stupid though, I said that the character was clearly there for commerical reasons, and that real-life religion had no place in science-fiction unless it was a plot pillar. In that game it just seems to me that it's thrown in there to navigate political waters.
I did call it American, and of course I would say so out from where I am sitting. Because it seems to me that religion and church life is a much bigger part of the American culture than it's a part of Scandinavian culture.
In my time I have been frozen out of several groups, not so much for being atheist, but just for asking questions that turn the whole edifice on its head. Unitarians, a meditation group, a laboratory, etc.
The unitarians, for challenging a part of the ideology that implys that it is a religion or that is is superior to other ideologies.
A meditation group, during a class, for asking the question, 'if we are responsible for the creation of our own reality, then where the Jews in the Holocast responsible for their own deaths?' The trainer said 'YES!' This deeply disturbed me, are they willing to justify the death of millions for philosophical consistency? Are they willing to blame the victim and not find a justification or principled intervention? What about the Nazis, is there no blood on their hands?
A laboratory. A food sample was reprocessed following the discovery that the sample was contaminated with excess cellulose. The sample was removed from the lab before I could finish my analysis. My joke question of my last day was 'Hay I was wondering, want happened to that berry sample, did you guys find out if it was a Stateman Journal, or an Oregonian news paper?'
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The gel, called "smart-hydrogel, Rapson said, evaporates when it touches skin. Currently marketed in a small lip balm-like canister, it is intended to be put across the upper lip where its aromatherapy effects will give the user a little nudge of alertness. Rapson said the effects last about 15 minutes to a half-hour, long enough to help get through a commute, but not lasting long enough to deter sleep later on. Whether a drowsy driver or a student looking to get an extra hour of study out of their day, WAKUP will do the trick, Rapson said. "It's to get that last little bit out of the day. That's where we fit," he said. Those clients are currently their target audience, but Rapson said the creators are hoping to also appeal to anyone looking for an alternative to the energy drink and caffeine-fueled offerings on the market.
All ingredients in WAKUP are classified by the FDA as "Generally Regarded as Safe," unlike some other quick solutions.
"Whether you're an Ironman running or a commuter, this is, I think, a more satisfactory solution," Rapson said.
Rapson said the process is still in its very early stages. WAKUP can be purchased for roughly $5 online at www.wakupinc.com, and in quantities of one to three sticks. Customers can also provide comments and feedback in the "testimonials" section.
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1 Very dissapointing!ColinT | 28/03/2011 | See all ColinT's reviews (1)We've bought every Lego game since they came out and enjoyed them greatly as a two player co-op. This game has too much on screen, leading to you not knowing where your character is, enemies that keep regenerating meaning it just gets frustrating to play. With the others, you killed the enemies and then searched for your critical items - not the case here as your too busy killing the multitudes that just keep coming. Not a patch on the other Lego games!
5 The best lego game yetRyan537 | 13/05/2011 | See all Ryan537's reviews (1)I definitely think this game is the best one in the lego series. With a completely fresh storyline with familiar faces it proves to be so much fun to explore an expanded version of the star wars universe that everyone has heard of at one point or another.The game has so many surprises and at more than one point I found myself jumping up and down while playing it.There are so many new features in this game and brand new adventures that makes this game so unique and exciting.I'd definitely reccomend this game to anyone. If you've played previous lego games and ejoy star wars then this is a must buy.
5 Magic8755ronin | 02/04/2011 | See all 8755ronin's reviews (32)Just bought this for my 7 year old twin boys and they are hooked on it. The game play is fast and there is a lot going on but that doesn't bother them. The graphics and bright colours are outstanding and I would highly recommend this game.
5 Lego Star Wars III: The Clone WarsRandonHom3r | 23/02/2011 | See all RandonHom3r's reviews (2)I played the demo at 2am and WOW. I will be placing an order today for the Xbox and DS.The graphics in this lego game are the best so far, and I love the scene shift function.
3 lego star wars is geting old, very oldNinjahamster27 | 22/04/2011 | See all Ninjahamster27's reviews (5)Lego star wars 3 the clone wars is not a bad game at all but it is getting very old. The graphics are the same as any other lego games with no new additions.Their is some new additions in combat with the new light saber throwing moves. Unlocking new characters is fun but this is also getting old.Altogether lego star wars three is still enjoyable but is so old.


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Robin Cobb, a Shapleigh resident and the owner of Nature's Book Prints, is exhibiting her artwork at Springvale Public Library, now through February.
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Donning snowshoes, the monitoring group in December walked the entire length of the old timber harvest skidder road and snowmobile trail. At the half-way point, they crossed a stone wall which represented the boundary between the non-harvested stands and the harvested stands. The footprint of one deer was noted.
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SOMERSWORTH — Feb. 22 was marked on the calendar in black Sharpie — the rematch with Gilford, which handed the Somersworth High School boys basketball team a stinging overtime loss on Feb. 7.
Playing as well as it's played all year, Somersworth's defense held Gilford to 1 of 8 shooting in the second quarter and forced eight turnovers. "Defense, we've been preaching defense all week," said Somersworth senior guard Kevin Clougherty. "There's a couple of kids over there that we know can score. We really had to stop them. ... It's huge to win this. After we lost up there, we definitely circled this one and wanted to get this one back and show them who is the better team." Up 14-10 going into the frame, the Hilltoppers were sparked by senior guard Drew Francoeur, who scored 13 of his 23 points in the first half. He was joined in double figures by Clougherty with 14 points and Ricky Pirotta with 11, seven in the second quarter. Isaiah Gaddy chipped in with eight. Somersworth scored the first 11 points of the second to go up 25-10 before the Golden Eagles' Rich Edson scored his team's only points of the quarter with an inside bucket at 2:01.
"The kids executed," Lucas added. "They didn't give up second shots and then crashed the boards. That was the difference." Getting Tyler Kretschmar was big in that regard. The 6-4 senior forward made his return after missing a month with an injury and was indispensable inside on both ends of the floor. Gaddy hit a 3-pointer and then stole the ball and fed Pirotta for a bucket. Clougherty drove for two points, Francoeur fed Hunter Kretschmar for a deuce, and Clougherty was fouled at the buzzer after stealing the ball and hit 1 of 2 free throws to send the Hilltoppers into the locker room up 23. "We forced the ball the way we wanted it to go," Lucas said. "We noticed on film they like to go right and we were not going to let them go right. We forced them to their left. We never let (Joyce) get comfortable and they saw him uncomfortable and they didn't know how to react." Somersworth started the third quarter on a 16-9 run to widen the lead to 51-21, sparked by nine points from Francoeur.
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Help Iraqi children with trauma caused by the violence they were exposed to, war casualties and fleeing their homes.
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Design a puzzle game made out of ceramics where the parts carry family member's names to start up a conversation between the family elders and other relatives and the young children suffering from trauma.
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As a group, we appreciated the effort to try to create a sense of family and community by opening up the conversation between the different age groups. However, we feel that the game is not challenging enough for all age groups and would get boring after played various times. We accept it as an 'ice breaker', a first attempt to start a conversation and play an enjoyable game in harsh conditions. At the same time, we feel that its benefits are very short term ones and would not assist the children in their lives as a whole.
Christian chose ceramics for the game pieces as it is a rather cheap, natural resource found in the middle east. However, we doubt the actual local manufacturing of this game in the local community. We also are concerned with the usage of the game pieces as weapon due to their weight, fragility and sharpness.
The usage of local ornamentation is an important part of the design. We agree with Christian that having an ethnic design that is of the local culture can help the community relate with the design as well as educate the children about their inheritage.
The game might fulfill its goal in being therapeutic, but it is the degree of its effectiveness that we are questioning.
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We would like to take the game to a new level and hopefully push its effectiveness level.
Enlarging its scale would be the first thing we would do. Making it physically larger would allow children to engage their whole bodies in the game rather than only their arms. The large scale would make it almost impossible to play indoors, which would bring the game out to the local community and might be played among the neighboring families. A playful atmosphere will hopefully form which would lead to role playing among the ages. We want to change the material used to a softer, warmer and more inviting one that would not be too heavy to pick up and move around the play floor. We would like to further investigate and look into the waste materials of the local community to better assess possible recycled materials.
We would also like to bring the game into a third dimension by giving the pieces a more interesting form that would allow the children to manipulate and interact with it. This, we believe will attract the interest of more age groups and for a longer period of time.
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Comedian Ade Edmondson rolled out the barrel when he visited the Shepherd Neame brewery in Faversham for his new ITV series, Ade In Britain.Star of Bottom and The Young Ones, Ade tried his hand at brewing for the series which looks at great British customs and heritage.
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Shepherd Neame has been shortlisted for a Tourism South East Beautiful South Excellence Award – known as the 'Tourism Oscars'. The Visitor Centre, at the Faversham headquarters of Britain's oldest brewer, is nominated in the Flavour of the South East category of the awards which recognise excellence, quality and innovation achieved over the last 18 months.
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It's the most demanding and important position in football. No wonder then, that it's also the most publicized and scrutinized.
The highs and lows of the position play out year after year—and in some cases, with specific players.
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Jeff Driskel, Jr., Florida
1,646 passing yards, 12 TD, 5 INT; 408 yards rushing, 4 TD
Florida's offense struggled on the outside last season, and still won 11 games. A lack of any threat at wide receiver hasn't helped Driskel's development, and the Gators likely will rely on freshmen at the position this fall. Driskel finally looked comfortable in the second half of last season before an awful game in a Sugar Bowl loss to Louisville. He threw two interceptions in a game twice last year—the only two games Florida lost.
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Jake Heaps, Jr., Kansas
sat out as a transfer from BYU
The one-time No.1 high school quarterback left his home state of Washington to sign with BYU, then left Provo, Utah after an uneven freshman season (9 TD, 8 INT) and after he couldn't beat out Riley Nelson. Heaps is in a perfect situation of sorts: He has a quarterbacks guru as his coach (Charlie Weis), and he's playing against Big 12 defenses. The problem: KU couldn't protect pro style QB Dayne Crist (another transfer) last season, and Weis eventually moved to a run-oriented spread option to move the ball.
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James Franklin, Sr., Missouri
1,562 yards, 10 TD, 7 INT; 122 yards rushing, 0 TD
The drop from 2011 was staggering: from 4,000 total yards (981 rushing) and 36 TD (15 rush) to zero touchdowns rushing and a complete mess in the passing game. Part of it was a persistent shoulder injury, but coach Gary Pinkel didn't help matters with his botched attempt to motivate Franklin. Playing in the SEC for the first time didn't help, either. Now Franklin has a new offensive coordinator (Josh Henson; elevated from co-offensive line coach) and is completely healthy again.
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Taylor Martinez, Sr., Nebraska
2,871 yards passing, 23 TD, 12 INT; 1,019 yards rushing, 10 TD
We kept hearing about Martinez as the "new" thrower last fall. One problem: He wasn't much better than previous seasons, had career-high interceptions, and in four losses (UCLA, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Georgia) had three touchdowns and eight interceptions. In those four losses, he also had 338 yards rushing and five touchdowns. In other words, he's still a run-first quarterback in big games, with career passing numbers (46 TD, 27 INT) that haven't been able to lift Nebraska to the nation's elite.
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Andrew Maxwell, Sr., Michigan State
2,606 yards passing, 13 TD, 9 INT
The one-time mega recruit replaced MSU hero Kirk Cousins and never found a groove. Some of those struggles can be attributed to his first year as a starter. But Big Ten defenses were awful last season, and Maxwell should have taken advantage—especially in the second half of the season after seeing a variety of defensive looks. It got worse in the second half of the season, culminating with this line in a loss to TCU: 6-of-15 for 28 yards. A new coordinator (Jim Bollman, Ohio State's OC under Jim Tressel) could help.
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Zach Mettenberger, Sr., LSU
2,609 yards, 12 TD, 7 INT
The year began with Mettenberger's former coach at Georgia, Mark Richt, saying Mettenberger could be starting at Georgia right now (ahead of Aaron Murray) if he didn't have to leave because of off-field problems. It ended with another season where a championship-ready LSU team couldn't win it all because of poor quarterback play (and poor coaching/play calling). New coordinator Cam Cameron's job is simple: harness Mettenberger's huge talents and make the LSU offense balanced.
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Gary Nova, Jr., Rutgers
2,695 yards, 22 TD, 16 INT
Former coach Greg Schiano moved Nova into the starting lineup as a freshman in 2011, and even though he took too many sacks and had accuracy problems, the future looked bright. He still holds onto the ball too long, his interceptions increased and the last three games of the 2012 season—all losses with a Big East championship or a bowl win on the line—give significant pause: 3 TD, 4 INT, 45 percent completion, QB rating under 100. Former K-State coach Ron Prince is the new offensive coordinator, and he (along with then K-State OC James Franklin) developed a raw but talented quarterback (Josh Freeman) into an NFL first-round pick.
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Tyler Russell, Sr., Mississippi State
2,897 yards, 24 TD, 10 INT
Don't let the numbers fool you; Russell did a majority of the beauty work against a weak nonconference schedule and the lower tier of the SEC. In the last six games (five losses), he had 9 TD and 9 INT. That's after three years in the system, and getting significant snaps in the previous two seasons. He is as physically gifted as any quarterback in the SEC, but his decision making is spotty and he presses and tries to force throws when Mississippi State falls behind. A bad combination.
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Nathan Scheelhaase, Sr., Illinois
1,361, 4 TD, 8 INT; 303 yards rushing, 4 TD
Everything tanked with the new staff: his numbers, his performance and eventually his confidence. He'll get the first chance to start this fall, but Reilly O'Toole and incoming freshman Aaron Bailey will press for playing time. Two years ago, after throwing for 1,825 (17 TDs) and rushing for 868 (5 TD), Scheelhaase looked like the next big star in the Big Ten. Now he'll be lucky to keep the job through his senior season—especially if the Illini lose big again.
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Logan Thomas, Sr., Virginia Tech
2,976 yards, 18 TD, 16 INT; 524 yards rushing, 9 TD
At one point early last season, Thomas was projected as the No.1 quarterback for the 2013 NFL draft. By the end of the season, he looked like the player VT recruited: a tight end. A tight end trying to play quarterback, that is. The Hokies were awful on offense: no consistent run game, poor pass protection and receivers that couldn't get open. All played a part in Thomas' regression. Now, another problem: new offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler's offense last year at Auburn was awful—and a major factor in the Tigers' poor season.
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Erin Sullivan, Senior Environmental Sciences major from Aurora, Ohio, and Chelsey Isler, Junior Criminal Justice major from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, have been promoted to the Westminster Audio Visual Services Equipment Circulation Manager and Assistant Equipment Circulation Manager, respectively.
"Understanding the intricacies of over 1,000 equipment pieces and how they interrelate in each patron's unique situation requires a special aptitude," AV Director Gary Swanson shared. "Erin and Chelsey each possess that, as well as strong communication, scheduling, and computer skills. They are working hard to streamline the coordination of equipment orders and associated prep, reservation services, and scheduling of staff members as needed for training, set-up, or removal of scheduled items."
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Bad Boy Ricky
Ah! How easy it is to melt when a hot guy looks your way! Although it can make a girl go weak in the knees, it can also be dangerous. What makes you crush most are a guy's cute looks and flirty ways. Even though you might be attracted to boys like Ricky, you should be a little wary of his player rep. He may seem great, but get to know the real him before you fall too hard.
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