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lugnutz wrote:Or a way of saying its feasible that I think there is a way to dwarf an actor of normal size for a role. I mean just cause I cant figure out how they gave Gary Sinise legs for CSI:NY doesn't make me dumb.
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just a little insight on the dragon eggs, her and her brother are the last of the race of people that commanded actual dragons before they were taken out by the king and the rest of them. They believe they have dragon blood and she is using the eggs as strength. It goes into it more in the books obviously.
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quote:That is what I saw. JOB III sucks. I couldn't understand why during the offseason people spoke so highly of him. Well this year I have seen enough to know he isn't pro material not even close.
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My friend Thomas Edwards, who was the founder of Dorkbot DC, and is now involved in Dorkbot SoCal, told me that he'd gotten a MAKE Controller Kit v2 to work with some of his networked physical computing projects. I asked him if he'd like to write a no-holds-barred review of the kit. Here's what he had to say. – Gareth Branwyn
I've programmed a lot of microcontrollers in my day: PICs, BASIC Stamps, Comfile CUBLOCs, and of course, Arduinos. But recently I've been working on networked physical computing projects that require Ethernet, motor drivers, and servo drivers. Rather than try to stack up a bunch of Arduino shields, I decided to take the plunge and try the MAKE Controller v2, which integrates all those capabilities.
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The MAKE Controller Kit has eight analog inputs with 10 bits of resolution. The Kit can read input voltages from 0-3.3V, but is protected from damage if higher voltages are applied to the analog inputs.
The Kit also has eight high-current (1A) digital outputs. These are driven from two SN754410NE quad H-driver chips, and can be configured to drive eight individual digital outputs, drive four DC motors in forward or reverse using the H-drivers, control two stepper motors, or a combination of these options. These digital outputs can also be controlled with pulse-width modulation (PWM), for controlling DC motor speed, for example. There are four PWM signal generators available on the board, each one driving two of the digital outputs.
The analog in and digital outs utilize screw-down terminal connectors. You need to get a small (jeweler-size) screwdriver to effectively use these, but they're very convenient compared with having to solder header pins on wires to connect to an Arduino.
The Kit also has four connections to drive standard servos. Jumpers allow the V+ voltages for the digital and servo outputs to come either from the regulated 5V supply, or from an external DC power supply, if you need more current or a different V+ voltage.
The external supply for the servos is separate from the external V+ "main power supply" for the board. So, for example, you might want to drive your servos with an external 6V supply, but provide your digital outputs with 12V from the main board power to drive a DC motor. To add flexibility, each bank of four digital outputs has its own 5V/V+ jumper. Obviously, Making Things has been thinking deeply about real-world uses of this board.
The Kit has both mini USB and Ethernet interfaces. The USB connection can also power the Kit (although with a limited amount of output DC current). Other data interfaces include a hardware serial port and a Two-Wire Interface (TWI, aka I2C) bus. Four status LEDs are found on the Application Board, and a single status LED is located on the Controller Board.
The Kit can be powered with an external DC supply with voltage in a range of 5V to 24V. I ran it with a 12V supply and did not find any "hot spots" on the board (unlike my experience with the Arduino).
It should be noted that v2 of the Application Board has changed significantly from v1. No longer present is the 8-position DIP switch and trimpot, and the JTAG (used for on-chip debugging) and CAN bus connectors on the v1 Application Board are now just solder pads, available if you want to add connectors to them.
Making Things Happen
The Kit comes preloaded with the "Heavy" firmware. If you hook it up via USB to your PC, it will turn on and start to flash the LED on the Controller Board to let you know that it's alive.
The "Heavy" firmware allows you to control the outputs and poll the inputs of the kit using the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol. OSC is a protocol originally intended for sharing music performance data between computers. Many musical controllers as well as the computer audio processing software Max/MSP and Pure Data support OSC communication. There are even iPhone apps for OSC control.
The "mchelper" program (available for download from the Making Things site) will identify a board connected via USB or Ethernet to your PC and allow you to send manual OSC messages to it. Note that it may have some trouble identifying a board over a network if you are using more than one active network interface on your PC (such as using wired and wireless networks at the same time). If you right-click on the board, you will be able to get or set its IP address. DHCP is an option.
What do these OSC commands look like? The OSC command /appled/0/state 1
will turn on one of the LEDs on the Application Board. /servo/0/position 256
will position a servo hooked up to servo connector 0. /analogin/2/value
will read the analog input from analog input port 2.
Besides using mchelper or other OSC-enabled software packages to talk to the Kit, you could write your own OSC-enabled application. The Making Things site has details on writing Flash and C# programs to send OSC commands.
For many users, the ability to control motors, servos, and read analog inputs from their PC using OSC will be all they need. But others will want the MAKE Controller Kit to start thinking for itself.
Writing Your Own Firmware
If you want your MAKE Controller Kit to operate autonomously from your PC, you can write and install your own firmware, similar to writing a program in Processing that you download to an Arduino.
Unlike the Arduino, the MAKE Controller Kit uses real C coding. But so you don't have to dive too deeply into an understanding of the underlying AT91SAM7X256 microcontroller technical details, Making Things has provided a fairly rich set of libraries to access the inputs and outputs of the board.
So instead of writing:
You just write:
to set the PWM duty cycle on PWM channel 0 to 1023.
A key element of the MAKE Controller library is the Real Time Operating System (RTOS). This allows for multiple tasks to be running simultaneously on the Kit (something impossible for Arduino). The tasks can communicate in a thread-safe fashion using Queues, and can use Semaphores and MUTEXes to protect access to shared resources. Not all applications need to use these kinds of techniques, but it's nice to know they are available.
The network functionality of the Kit can be accessed through a Socket library (if you are familiar with IP networking) or through a Web Client/Server library. The Kit can properly DHCP both an IP address and a valid gateway from the DHCP server (not all microcontroller Ethernet systems can do this), and you can use the Socket library to either make TCP connections or send out UDP packets. It is amazing to think that your physical computing project can be so easily connected to the Internet!
In preparation for developing your own firmware, you may find Heavy firmware really useful to test out connections and concepts. Do you have the right resistor divider on your analog input? What PWM values do you want for your motor speed? These kind of things can be worked out with OSC commands in Heavy before you start writing C code, where it's harder to debug.
In order to prepare your MAKE Controller to receive new firmware, it must be "erased." The Heavy firmware can erase itself based on an OSC command, but unless your firmware has its own hooks to erase itself, you need to physically short the erase pin and the 3.3V pin on the Application Board.
All the libraries and the Heavy firmware itself are open source, so you can learn much more about the workings of the AT91SAM7X256 chip if you wish.
Is it too Expensive?
The MAKE Controller Kit is not inexpensive. But let's think about what it would take to put together a similar set of functions with an Arduino-based solution:
Arduino USB Board…………$29.95
Motor Shield kit……………….$19.50
Ethernet Shield Kit……………….$15
Xport Direct…………………………$40
Which is not that different from the price of the MAKE Controller Kit. Of course, you still wouldn't have an RTOS, a second hardware serial interface, the four servo connectors, or the 256Kbytes of flash.
The MAKE Controller Kit is an excellent package that provides a wide variety of physical computing capabilities. The great integration of Ethernet, servo controls, and motor drivers make it unique. Writing new firmware is fairly easy with all the included libraries, and the RTOS is great for complex functionality that requires many concurrent tasks.
Though much of what you need to know is on the Making Things website, you often have to dig deeply on the site for some things (such as the Application Board 2.0 pinouts). Because there are two different versions of both the MAKE Controller and the Application Board, it is probably time to clean up the website (for example, the "Application Board Overview" still has an image of the Application Board v1). The Making Things Forums are especially slow, which is a real problem given the lack of any other substantial community sites.
The MAKE Controller Kit is a reliable and powerful system that works. It has saved me a lot of effort in integrating networking and driver circuitry, and I find it reasonably easy to program. For someone doing complex physical computing projects (like the five servo, one fan project pictured below), I highly recommend it. It may also be a great system for a maker who wants to try many different kinds of projects from a single board.
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I have a patient with a specific problem (Hodgkin's disease)! He had a "mass" in right ventricle, accidentally discovered. After IV chemotherapy, it disappeared after a few months?! I want to know whether the complication is due to the chemotherapy, or to the underlying disease ! If possible...
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The treatment of lypmphomatous involvement of the heart is a challenging clinical situation. The medical and radiation oncologist need to work closely to formulate a plan of care that considers the goals of treatment (cure) and the potential toxicity of treatment to the heart.
In general, the principles of treatment remain the same as for lymphoma elsewhere in the body. Chemotherapy, radiation therapy and occasionally surgery are utilized in treatment. However, special care must be taken in patients with lymphoma of the heart to prevent permanent damage to the heart. Chemotherapy drugs used in lymphoma treatment, especially adriamycin, are known to be cardiotoxic (i.e., can damage the heart), and radiation of the heart can lead to myocarditis, pericarditis and valvular abnormalities.
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Long story short: there might be some unlucky home buyers who try to close in time for the tax credit, but end up slipping into July. You don't want to be one of those people.
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Set at the end of a long driveway, the Rye Residence's exaggerated roofline responds to its deep, narrow lot and its Victorian neighbors.
As austere as a New England farmhouse, this home on the Mianus River tracks the rise and fall of the land.
Moore returned to his first commission, Winding Lane, to add a Bali-inspired three-tier screened porch in 2006. Done in mahogany with a Sikkens boat finish, each deck level orients to a different view of the surrounding wetlands. As furnished rooms, the c
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The Coastal Residence's wave pattern unfolds like a seashell, sheltering an interior courtyard. Its vertical cedar louvers are a twist on traditional board-and-batten siding. In contrast to the flat panoramic view from inside the elevated rectangle, the s
Moore's award-winning reinvention of an early 1950s Eliot Noyes house included restoring the original first-floor shell and adding a floating second-story box that mimics the proportions of Noyes - creation, based on a nine-square grid. In contrast to dev
In the vestibule of Joeb Moore's office building on Greenwich Avenue, the busy retail corridor that runs down to Long Island Sound, a 10-foot-tall black "iPod" shows a continuous loop of digital photos of the firm's work, and passersby on the street stop now and then to take in the images that flow across the 50-inch screen. The vintage mid-century modern building stands out amid the mostly gentrified Ralph Lauren-style storefronts. This is Shope Reno Wharton territory, and Moore worked for the large architecture firm famous for its Shingle-style mansions for nearly a decade before starting his own practice in 1993.
But Greenwich is also close to New Canaan, Conn., home of the so-called Harvard Five. History was made there 60 years ago when, fresh from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Marcel Breuer, Eliot Noyes, Landis Gores, Philip Johnson, and John Johansen moved to the bucolic countryside, introducing ideas that flew in the face of old New England architecture. It's fitting that Moore, AIA, chose this manicured enclave, where classical old houses commingle with the moderns, to explore the contrasts that have intrigued him since architecture school: What is modern and what is traditional, and how does contemporary architecture connect, in a dynamic way, to history, culture, and ideas about domesticity while also moving them forward?
At the heart of his aesthetic is a fascination with the template-based neo-traditional architecture currently dominating suburbia, which Moore says "plays into that deep, deep nostalgia Americans have for a history that's not theirs." In response, his work experiments with the "gradation or scale at which we slide traditional and modern architecture between each other" and the ambiguity—sometimes straightforward, sometimes ironic—he can create from that. He tries to use familiar ideas in unexpected ways to show that suburban architecture can be more than product design—granite counters, open floor plan, French doors, and shingle coating, for example. "At its best, architecture can use the concepts of commodity, but you have to do it in a knowing way," he says. "There has to be a moment of delight and mystery in the work. That's the problem with the mass-produced housing that dominates, even in these high-end markets. It's a receipt, a sum: Here are all the things you need."
Moore's voluble, brainy nature has been a defining force in the trajectory of his career. Building design piqued his interest as early as middle school. He signed up for his high school's architecture program, but it appeared to be a dull endeavor—a means to an end, which was to make pretty spaces. That view was transformed during his first two years of college, which were spent studying not architecture, but rather sampling courses in environmental economics, philosophy, social studies, and the history of beauty and aesthetics. He finally declared an architecture major in his junior year at Clemson University. "At that point, I was certain there was more to it as a social art than purely a visual art," he says.
Since then, Moore has kept one foot in academia while tending to the demands of practice. After receiving his M.Arch from Clemson in 1985, he settled not far from where he grew up in northern Westchester, N.Y., having decided that Greenwich—35 minutes from Manhattan—was close enough to the city to stay connected, as well as a place with a more domestic, suburban identity. In 1988 he enrolled in post-professional studies at Yale University, studying architectural history and theory while working at Shope Reno Wharton part time. By the fall of 1992, after turning down a partnership offer, he left the firm to accept a teaching position at Columbia University that continues today, and a year later, he joined up with fellow SRW alum Laura Kaehler, AIA, to found Kaehler/Moore Architects. The principals preside over independent studios but share a staff that fluctuates in number from 25 to 35, many of them Moore's current or former students from Columbia and Yale, where he was a visiting professor last spring.
Connecticut's Gold Coast was the perfect place to begin testing his ideas. There, he found reasonably sophisticated clients who were interested in both historical buildings and contemporary design—and deep-pocketed enough to take some risks. A family friend gave Moore his first commission—a modern house, which he says was "shocking" at the time. That project, Winding Lane, resulted in a regional AIA award and subsequent additions and renovations to the house.
At his core, Moore is motivated by the belief that the built environment reflects society's cultural health and is one of the things that animates it and pushes it along. Even though his work is clearly about spatial and material innovation, he is leery of the modernist label (at least where clients are concerned). Viewed in the context of history, Moore aims to build on the ideas of the Harvard Five, who in turn took the Bauhaus to the next level. "Getting contemporary work is hard, and it's taken me 10 years to reach a point where I can do this bridging between traditional and contemporary experiences," Moore says. "Promoting modernism can be dangerous—it implies it's just a style, and I'm just as suspicious of a modernist style as I am classical style. I'm interested in work that moves people."
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The College News 3> Vol. XVII, No. 11 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1931 Price: 10 Cents Class of 1934 Makes Debut (Specially Contributed by B. Ush, 1934) This year the Freshmen are presenting as their annual show a musical comedy in two acts, more or less, entitled "The 'Road to Mars." The Freshmen being unable to get hold of Donald Ogden Stuart to write the book, enlisted the services of Maria M. Coxe. The music, in the absence of George Gersh- win, was composed by his new rival, Miriam Cornish. Miss Cornish�Bryn Mawr, point with pride! has George beaten because she dances and teaches others how to dance as you will see in this show. .Another matter of interest as regards music is that the Freshmen have thrown tradition to the winds; they are not having an orchestra, and Miss E. Snyder is goin^ to play the piano. By the way, don't be disturbed by the make-up or scenery 'of "The Road to Mars." The time of the play is a hundred years from now, the place, Mars, queerly enough. Scenery- designer Connie Robinson and Costuine-designer Margery Lee had ideas of what such a time and place mean�the stage effects have been planned accordingly. You will find out all the rest of interesting data about this show on the big night itself, Februarv*44. Curriculum Committee Announces Alterations Required Subjects Are Reduced in Number and Given a Wider Field of Choice. FIFTEEN UNITS FOR A.B. ?uartet and Tenor in Concert Monday Strauss and N. Y. String Quar tet Give Fourth Concert in 3ryn Mawr Series. INTERPRETATION GOOD Tin- tourtn concert of the Bryn Mawr series-'was held on Monday eve- ning. The New York String Quartet and Laurence Strauss, tenor, were the performers; and as such showed them- selves to be very capable. The work of the individual members of an en- semble is distinguishable, paradoxically enough, as contributing to the desired unity i'i the whole, and this unity com- bined with solidarity, the quartet has certainly achieved. Milton Prinz, the 'celloist, is especially to be commended, as he has been with the quartet only a year, whereas the other members have been together for ten. Unfortu- nately, however, interpretation is but half the performance, and in this, case the program has kept the latter from realizing the possibilities which the skilLof the performers might lead one to expect. The Dvorak "American" Quartet (F ^lajor) was the most for- tunate selection. Not only is the syn- copated modal lullaby of its second movement very beautiful, but the com- bination of negro and Bohemian folk- tunes is an interesting one. Concern- ing the "Invocation of the Toreador" by a Mr. Turina, there is little to say, as tHe work seems insignificant as well Continued dn Pare Four Value of Conference in Detroit Seem: Doubtful The Cut Committee (Specially contributed by Alice Rider, Chairman) The Cut Committee of the Under- graduate Association is coniposed_Qj the first junior member of the associa- tion as chairman and four other mem- bers, one elected by each class. The members of the Cut Committee this year are: Chairman: Alice Rider; 1931, Elizabeth Doak; 1932, Emma Paxson; 1933. Ffsa B.assoe: 1934. Janet Eliza- beth Hannan. The committee has beeU authorized by the faculty to regulate all academic cuts. It decides the number of un- excused cuts to be allowed without penalty, and for this purpose has taken into consideration not only the condi- tions here, but also the way similar problems have been met in other col- leger The committee ap^bints student monitors to take the attendance in all classes, sends out to every student at the end of each month a record of the number of cuts she has taken to date, and penalizes overcutting. Siticc the number of week-end-, a student may take is unlimited, a system limiting cuts is obviously necessary, but the members of the Cut Committee. a- in the case of every committee, are rciircsentatives of the student body.^nd always want suggestions with regard E to the cut system. The two Bryn Mawr undergraduate delegates to the Detroit Conference of the National Federation of Christian -_|-Associations. Harriet Moore and Ruth Millikcn, '32. spoke in Chapel, Tuesday, February 10. "The problem." Miss Moore stated,- "was the development of Christian .character in colleges and universities." As the most important point of this was religious organizations, and the afternoon debates were solely on re- quired chapel, this phase was of little interest to Bryn Mawr. The morn- ing discussions proved of greater in- terest. These came from the commis- sions on administrative policy, the edu- cational system, social and organized campus life, morals in a flay of rela- tivity, social attitudes and responsibil- ity, and students' counsels. Miss Moore found the commission of "Higher Education" very frank in its discussion of the plans in various colleges, and the general problems of education. Among the questions raised was that of grading and promotion, and the consensus of opinion seemed to be in favour of onlv two marks, passed and failed, with a possible mark for superlative work. Half the students worked on "moti- vation," and advocated presenting work in- a more pleasing manner, and getting away � from the formal lecture system, which means something like the Chicago plan where no time limit is set. and the courses are broad. The other half, working on examinations, 'Suggested that they be on a two-fold basis, that is: fact examinations which should be frequent, and only to test for the facts absorbed; and a report or thesis on one general phase, to see how a problem of the course could be > Required subjects: One unit of coin- position��formal instruction in writing with �special consideration of the needs of the various departments in the prep- aration of material for reports and papers. In addition, the student is required to take English diction, reckoned "as a half-hour weekly for one year but not included in the total number of units required for the degree. One unit of Laboratory Science: A student majoring in science may sub- stitute for the science requirement a unit of Psychology, or Mathematics,-or Economics, or Politics, or History, or History of Art. One unit of First Year Greek or First Year Latin or First Year Eng- lish: A student majoring in English must offer for the third unit of required work First Year Latin, or First Year Greek, or Elementary Greek. A student majoring in Latin must offer either First Year English or First Year Greek, or Elementary Greek. A student majoring in Greek must offer either First Year Latin or First Year English. One unit of Philosophy: A student majoring in Philosophy may offer a unit of Psychology for the fourth unit of required work. Courses counted as a part of the major subject with allied subjects may not also be counted in fulfilment of the requirement under Required Subjects. Furthermore the number of units re- quired for the degree will be reduced from 16 to 15. If the unit is taken as the exact equivalent of a four-hour course the 15 units will correspond to the 120 hours previously required for the degree. This change would permit a student to carry three and a half units instead of four units of work for two years. It would also allow of greater flexibility in the arrangement of courses where students elect half- unit of one-and-a-half unit courses. In calculating the honors credits, the en- tire work of the sixteen units would be considered, in the case of those stu- dents who have completed sixteen unit.-.. handled. For the latter, specfal time, as in examinations, was to be given. This double/form was thought to get away from the present-day evils char- acterized in the conundrum: "Why is a college professor correcting exami- nations like a dog eating sausage? He is devouring his own substance thrown back at him in mangled form." Miss .Millikcn went to the Coinmis- Curriculum Questionnaire At the end of this Week, a printed form will be given to each girl in college-. Everyone is urgently requested to co-op- erate with the Curriculum Com- mittee by filling out the blank, giving the approximate time spent on each course during the week beginning Monday, Febru- ary 16, and ending Sunday, February 22. The Faculty Cur- riculum Committee expects, by means of several of these sur- veys, to be able to apportion the work of the various departments more equally. This is only pos- sible, however, if the records are carefully kept by a large majority of the undergraduates. Princeton Glee Club in Successful Concert Presentation Shows in Tone and Shading Marked Improve- ment Over Last Year. DIRECTING IS EXCELLENT is also done in >ut that of our sion on "Social Attitudes and RespoV ''art Hall on Wednesday evening. ,1." -F sibilities Centering on the Methods of Social Change." "It wuis interest- ing." she declared, "that of all the inquiries submitted, only three were on curriculum changes" (this was Miss Milliken's topic). This was interpreted not as a sign of satisfaction with the existing curricula, but. rather that stu- dents did not consider this their busi- ness. The results of the inquiries showed the most frequently recurring problems to be: moral difhculties, e. g� cheating, which seems to be a very real problem in an astonishing number of colleges; religious differences, student-faculty frictions, racial problems, social life, R. O. T. C, andjhv relations of stu- dents to industry. "In discussing these problems, we tried to evaluate the dif- ferent possible methods and arrive at one method which would be applicable < oiitinuril on 1'iir.- Thro- Scenery Must Be Frame Work, Not Background Monsieur Maricheau � Beaupre Traces Evolution of French Stage Settings. MODERN SETS SIMPLE Monsieur Charles Maricheau-Bcau- pre Spoke on "La Decoration Theatrale Francaise du Dix-septicme Siecle a nos Jours'" in the Music Room of Good; February 4. Although the emphasis of the lecture lay upon more modern times. Monsieur Beauprc began by tracing the development of the art of scenery from classical antiquity to the present day. The most primitive of all scenery is the background chosen by the street vendor. He backs up to a building so that he will not be in the middle of the group he is talking to. The next step is the platform on wheels brought into the market place with a simple curtain anil perhaps a chair to denote an in- terior. Finally a place is set apart for the presentation of plays and the the- atre proper conies into existence. In the theatre, scenery becomes more and more complicated. It attempts to give an illusion of reality thai will en- hance the \*ords of the actor. It has evolved from simplest background to < ciiitlmit'il on V*gr Four Miss Park Speaks on the Changes in 'Requireds' On Thursday morning. February filth. Miss I'ark spoke on the change in. required subjects. Inc required work has now been reduced to four units. The course in writing, i. e� Fresh- man English ha* been left unchanged, f One coUfsfc�tTr literature has been dropped. The science requirement is the same. Psychology has been dropped while Philosophy has been amplified and kept. She then contrasted the American system of education with thaU 6f Eufopc. Abroad thcr"e t- no institu- tion which coincides with the Ameri- can Vollegc. Tlie work which we do in our last two years foreign Universities I first two years is done in the Gym- nasium. Therefore when a foreign Stu- dent arrives at a University he is two years ahead of the American, student. Because of this American colleges imist in their first two years deal with a kind of work which is both in content and attack akin to work done in school. Therefore our first courses, requireds, first-year courses and electives which may be taken without any foundation in the subject, are elementary and gen- eral to a degree. It is only in our last two years that we connect our- selves with professional work. While our University work is not genuine research it teaches US the -methods of research. Education is the actual teaching of the process of thinking. We must be able to guess and gamble. We must learn what a genuine opinion is and what- correctness in opinion is. Our generation is going into difficult problems and therefore needs educa- tion in the power of thinking. For this reason a laboratory science must be an important part of our curriculum. For this reason the course in Philoso- phy has been amplified and kept. Psychology was dropped for two rea- sons. It is more closely akin to science and therefore not so necessary. Sec- ondly, it is hoped by file faculty that it will be one of the best and most generally chosen courses in college., Sometime it is hoped that it will be allowed as a science. The literature has been for its connection with, the I i>iitiiiiu-il on I'HKf Thiw The concert by the Princeton Glee Club in Goodhart Auditorium Saturday night. February 7. was a very enjoyable event, and. it may be said, a great im- provement over their offering of last year. Despite a certain preliminary ncrvous- IWS8, evidenced in the tenors, the* Glee Club got oil to a good start in Henschel's Morning Hymn. The first part was marked by. an increasing smoothness of tone, coupled with finer shading and subtlety, owing in large measure to the excellent conducting and sympathetic in- terpretation of Mr. Knox. The musical version of Lewis Carroll's well-known Jabberwocky, in the second part, was re- ceived with great and justifiable enthusi- asm.' The soloist had an exceptionally fine voice, effortless, and of a beautiful qual- ity It is to be regretted that he never once let us havTTts" full volume. -The piano duet showed good technique, if no particular feeling, and the octette, who last year scored the hit of the perform- ance, measured up to their previous standard. Mr. James Giddings. Prince- ton. '.?(), returned to direct The Group* and the Black, and the Step Song, to the great pleasure of the large part in" the audience who remembered Ml work of old. The program was as follows: Part I Glee Club: la I Nottingham Hunt Bullard (b) Minstrel Song .....DcLa Halle (el Morning Hymn llenschcl Si'In Group: Continuril on P*M Three 1. Miss Ayscough Tells of Chinese Courts iv Magnificent T'ang Dynasty and Its Collapse Illustrated by Tu Fu's Poetry.. SLIDES HEIGHTEN EFFECT Prof. Dinsmoor Describes Hellenistic Athens �Dr. William Bell Dinsmoor, Profes sor of Architecture at Columbia Uni- versity and lecturer in Classical Archi- tecture at Bryn Mawr College, spoke on Hellenistic Athens in the Common! Room of Goodhart Hall, Friday eve- ning. February 6. Dr. Dinsmoor traced the development of Athenian architecture in the 4th century B. C. its later decline into purely utilitarian art, the coming in of Pergainean types in the 2d century B. C. and the Roman influences from the age of Augustus down lo the 5th century A. D. The lecture was illustrated by lantern slides showing modern discoveries and reproducing 18th century drawings of ancient buildings since destroyed. Court Life in the T"ang Dynasty in China as shown by the Poems of Tu Fu was the subject of a lecture illustrated by lantern slides given by Florence Ayscough under the auspices of the Chinese Scholarship Committee in Good- hart Hall last Tuesday night. February 1 Miss Ayscough collaborated with Amy Lowell in the book. FtT'Flower Tablets, translating the poems from the Chinese for Miss Lowell. More recently she has arranged and had published In r%, the Autobiography of a Chinese Pott. In this lx>ok, in the New Book Rodin, may be found most of the material of her lecture. Tu Fu lived from /12-770 A. D. In 71.1 A. D. the emperor under whom he" was to live. Ming Huang, came to the throne. It is this |>criod of the T'ang Dynasty with which Miss Ayscough con- cerned herself Between the recitation of poems, one in Chinese, the lecturer told of Tu Fu's life, of the emperor and his loves, of the magnificence of the eastern capital, Chang An, and, finally, of its overthrow by a reliel official, the death of Vang-Kuei-fei. the Emperors last favorite, and the flight of the em- l>eror himself. Miss Ayscough told of and showed among others, kautifully colored, oM pictures ui he .uses and gar- dens, courtly splendor and quiet hilltops, immortals of poetry and "immortals of the wiHC cup." She gave an excellent picture of the wealth, wit, extravagance. and poetry oi the latter half of Ming Huang's reign as well as of the poet Tu Fu. his precocity, his travels. Ins charm. bis poetrv. and his inability to pass examinations.
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Indians earn shutout against Junction City
By AUSTIN COLBERT
There are many theories for the Hays High School boys' soccer team's current three-game win streak. Maybe it was an embarrassing 5-0 home loss to Dodge City on Sept. 19 that woke the Indians up. Maybe it's an improved defense that earned its first shutout of the season in an 8-0 win over visiting Junction City on Tuesday.
Or maybe it is the return of senior Jordan Windholz, who scored half of the Indians' goals against the Blue Jays.
"The boys bounced back good. That shows character after a 5-0 beating," Hays High soccer coach Saul Hernandez said. "Now I think we are starting to gel more and obviously Jordan coming back adds a different dynamic to the team. I think that's helped a lot."
Windholz tore his anterior-cruciate ligament during basketball season last year and was cleared to play soccer for the first time this season on Sept. 24 against Great Bend, the team's first game since the shutout loss to Dodge City.
Windholz didn't score that game, but still was a factor in the team's 3-2 win. In his second game back on Sept. 26 at Buhler, Windholz scored the first two goals in a 3-1 win.
On Tuesday against Junction City, Windholz scored four goals (his career best is six set against Independence last season) and led the Indians to their most convincing victory in a season that started 2-4.
"I'm not going to discourage the other team, but I felt like our team played good together; we connected and we were there and worked hard," Windholz said. "I think it's a huge confidence boost. Early on (in the season) we struggled. We lost some games that we shouldn't. But our team is starting to come together."
Hays High (5-4) wasted no time jumping out to an early 2-0 lead over Junction City (2-9). Senior Lane Clark received an easy goal off a corner kick rebound in the sixth minute, and junior Nathan Romme scored a minute later.
Windholz made it 3-0 with a goal in the 29th minute, set up by a beautiful pass from Clark. For good measure, senior Shawn Herrman scored in the 36th minute and Windholz made it 5-0 at halftime after putting in a rebound goal off of a Clark shot.
Windholz tacked on goals in the 56th and 76th minutes of the second half, and Clark finished off the night with his second goal with 3:34 to play.
While the eight-goal performance sticks out, the zero on the other end was just as big a deal. It is the first shutout of the season for Hays High, and the first career shutout for Indian senior goalkeeper Sheldon Sulzman.
"It's actually a big deal. It's never happened before and it's all thanks to the good defense that we had," Sulzman said. "They stepped up today and made promises that we'd get a shutout, and got the shutout."
Hernandez made getting a shutout a key focal point against Junction City.
The team was close in its game against Buhler on Sept. 26, giving up its only goal with less than four minutes to play.
Combine that with an inspired effort in the win over Great Bend following the Dodge City dismantling, and you find a team that felt it was due a shutout.
"Our defense has been working hard, (Sulzman) has been working hard -- we deserved the shutout," Hernandez said.
"They all did their job well today and got their reward for it."
Now the Indians will try and keep the momentum of their three-game win streak going when Liberal visits for a 1 p.m. matchup on Thursday. At 1-2 in WAC play, Hays High can't take any more conference losses if it wants to stay in title contention.
"It's huge. If we can get this in and we get on top and win the rest of the WAC, I feel we have a great chance," Windholz said.
"I know if we can get it on Thursday it's going to give our team so much more."


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