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IntroductionTrauma to the face or teeth can be caused by auto accidents, falls, and injury from sports such as football, hockey, soccer, volleyball, basketball, and baseball, etc. Patients suffering significant head, neck, or facial trauma should be evaluated and treated in hospital emergency rooms. Such trauma may involve bleeding from the nose or ears, concussion, dizziness, lapse of memory, disorientation, severe headache and earache, or breaking (fracture) of the skull and/or jaws. Most hospitals have on their staff oral surgeons who can treat fractures of the upper or lower jaw and perform emergency tooth removal (dental extractions) and reconstruction of the dental arches. Wear and tear due to cavities and chewing hard objects, such as pencils, ice cubes, nuts, and hard candies, can also lead to tooth fractures. Dental injury without associated head and neck trauma can be evaluated and treated in a dental office. Such dental injuries include broken (fractured) teeth, teeth totally knocked out of the mouth, or teeth displaced by unexpected external forces. These dental accidents may be associated with swelling of the gum and oral tissue. Cold packs or ice cubes placed either inside the mouth directly above the injured tooth, or outside on the cheeks or lips, can reduce pain and swelling before the patient reaches the dentist. Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 1/14/2014 Patient CommentsViewers share their comments
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Walmart in My Opinion Does Not Care About the Disabled
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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA -- My name is Ken. I am a 47 year male and I had a stroke on Dec 27th 2009. Due to the stroke I now deal with chronic fatigue, my right side arm and leg are out of whack, I have back pain and Migraines. I have to use the electric carts when I go to stores like Walmart and others. I have been in a continuous battle for Walmart to keep their carts safe and just charged up for us disabled folks to be able to use. There has been this one cart in particular that I have had the most aggravation with for the past 6 months. It began when I used a cart that slid some when I stood up to get an item on a higher shelf. The carts are supposed to lock in place for safety when you are not pressing the handles to make it move. I told the manager on duty and she promise me she would look into it. To get to the chase this dance went on for 4 more months and then this incident happened to me. I went shopping at Walmart at about 1 am one night and got a few items and went to my car. I sat on the cart and placed the items in my trunk and then with the last bag I had to stand up to place it. I put one foot on the ground between the cart and my car and one foot was still on the cart. Then it slowly began to move and before I could become aware of my situation (for info sake I have comprehension and memory issues so I am slow to get things sometimes) I became wedged under my bumper and the cart in such a way that I could not maneuver my arms or legs to use the handles or push myself up. So I stayed wedged for about 15 minutes until a nice young couple came out and helped me up.
I went inside and spoke to the manager on duty, Shirley, and was promised she would have it fixed. Now also know that she never asked how I was and never asked me to fill out a report. This same dance went on for another month with this same cart and it was never made safe and it was always put back out. I told the managers on duty 3 more times and the last time I threatened to sue Walmart and surprise I got their attention. This time they had me fill out an incident report and the next day I spoke with Billy the stores head whatever. He was kind and supportive and even told me about his daughter being severely disabled and how he would be upset if she was not safe. He promised me that he would see to the matter personally and make sure that the cart was made safe or thrown out. Finally I felt that something would be done to protect us from unsafe carts and I felt sure that this would be resolved soon. I took some time off from Walmart because it just wore me out mentally and physically so a month later I went shopping at Walmart and to my horror what did I see when I walked in the doors, The same cart sitting there but I still thought it had to be fixed so I tried it and to my shock and dismay it was not. It was just as dangerous as it was before as if nothing was done at all. I was mad and hurt and disgusted at Walmart and especially Billy for lying to me and not caring about the disabled and after playing the disabled sympathy card about his daughter.
I went home and fumed and then called billy the next morning. I told him what I thought of him and that I thought that he personally did not care about the disabled at all. He explained that he called the guy that fixes the carts so he did what he said he would do. I told him again what he said to me about making sure it was fixed and again he said he did what he said he would do. I told them that he was a liar because he said that he promised he would make sure it is fixed or thrown out and that he cared about the disabled because of his daughter and again I called him a liar and he just continued to explain that he did what he said he would do so you decide for yourself if he cares about you or someone you know that is disabled in some way.
What I want from this happening to me is for Walmart to care about us and make it safe for us to come to Walmart if we choose. Personally I choose not to any more. I do not believe liars. Thank you for your attention to my situation and I hope that you will make yourself known to Billy at Walmart - 5448 Whittlesey Blvd # B Columbus GA (706) 322-8801.
Please let him know what you think of his concern for the Disabled. No one should have to wait that long for help.
Company Response 02/10/2015:
My name is James, I am a representative from Walmart. We here at Walmart are sorry about your poor experience in one of our stores, but as you may know, our goal is to sell Mass quantities of product as quick as possible, and as cheap as possible, which is the reason why our customer service is poor. The issue you are having with your cart, I'd recommend getting someone over to your local store to fix it. We will not be shipping any new electric carts and accessories for quite a while, since we have recently upgraded the current ones. I highly recommend that if you do not enjoy our stores, please feel free to shop elsewhere. Thank you for buying our products, we really appreciate it. -James
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Walmart.com Account Hacked Gift Card Purchase Scam
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During a trip when I had no internet access, my walmart.com account was logged into and a gift card for $170 was purchased and sent to an e-mail account specifically set up to get the "gift card" (really just an electronic email). To make it seem more like I was the purchaser, a music CD ($2.88) was shipped to the address on file in the account and the thief did not change my password. So, yes, I am at fault for storing a valid credit card with my account. I have deleted my credit card and subsequently deleted my account and made sure I have no other online sites with credit card information.
I disputed this purchase with both my credit card company and at walmart.com. Wal-mart has a policy that gift cards are non-refundable and refused to issue a credit.
My unanswered questions to Wal-mart are:
1. Why do you allow "gift cards" to be emailed? Or at least make them valid only after a certain period of time so they cannot be used immediately?
2. Why don't you require the "security code" to the credit card?
3. Why not ask for a security question if the email address is not on file with the account.
I am positive Wal-mart knows of this scam, as I discovered this has been happening since early 2012. Just do a search on the internet for "Walmart.com account hacked". At a minimum, Wal-mart should have sent an email to all of its customers warning them to remove credit card info from the account.
The worst part of this incident, is that Wal-Mart accused me of lying - said that they were not hacked and I must have fallen for a "phishing" email.
The problem with that accusation is that I was in the IT business for 40 years, and recognize "phishing" when I see it. I have only made two purchases from walmart.com and my only mistake was storing credit card info.
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Great Value? Not So Great If You Ask Me
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Please let me preface this review by saying that it was my wife that decided to stop at Wal-Mart out of convenience, since we live relatively close by, and that I wasn't in the car wrestling the steering wheel in the opposite direction.
Recently, I have been ill and have been dealing with full-blown strep throat. Miserable to say the very least. I asked the wife to run to the store and grab some chicken noodle soup. Oops! I didn't specify what brand. My mistake. A mistake that my taste buds, stomach lining, and bowels will be living with for years to come. I'll excuse that oversight and blame it on a feverish disposition.
Well, she gets to Wal-mart and decides to give the local store brand a try. That would be the "Great Value" brand that Wal-mart has been pushing since it revamped its image and product line back in 2009 to include a wider variety of products.
Let me say that there was nothing "great" or any "value" of any kind in that product. I wouldn't wish Great Value Chicken Noodle Soup on my own worst enemy. It tasted putrid. Having never tried dirty dish soap water and kerosene mixed together, I somehow surmise it would be fairly close in taste and likability. A nasty looking thick gooey film immediately began to curdle upon the surface of the broth. The noodles and pretty much the entire soup had a certain alarming brownish hue to it. My wife prepared it, so anyone that's ever been married will understand why I tried at least a few bites.
A few hours later, still hungry, I opened the cupboard to see another can of the same soup. Hmmm? Maybe it was just the one can, and not the product itself? Wow, the lies and tricks one's mind can play on you when you are ill and under the weather. So I heated it up myself, and as I sat down to eat it, I immediately noticed the same gross curdling on the surface of the broth. I stirred it away, and took one bite, and mumbled "Fool me once, shame on you...fool me twice, and shame on me." Hungry, ill, and shamed... what a day?
Not sure about the rest of the Great Value chain of products in Wal-Mart, but from my experience, I would NEVER recommend trying this Great Value Chicken Noodle soup.
Grade: F
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Customer Abuse, Profiling, Shoplifting Accusations
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HAMMOND, LOUISIANA -- Hammond, LA Walmart has terrible customer service, overall the employee moral is at an all time low and the manager can care less other than about saving money, or making "the almighty dollar" for Walmart.
We have shopped at Walmart for years. I usually go to the Denham Springs, LA Walmart because the Hammond location has such rude managers and associates, other than a few old time employees that have been there a long time. This means going 30 miles out of the way, to go to another Walmart location as Hammond is the local one.
I do believe that Walmart does racial profiling, and I also think they target lone women many times, to harass. I was accused of shoplifting in the Hammond location 4 months ago, even though I have shopped here for years. My husband and I usually shop together. We had made several recent complaints against bad customer service and rudeness in the Hammond location. No one ever seems to know anything about prices, sale items, out of stock items, etc. Since they remodeled the Hammond store back spring 2009 the service, and horrible customer service has worsened.
My husband had to work nights, so he'd suggested I run to Walmart for groceries. I did, and decided I would "browse" around cataloging possible Christmas gift items, writing prices, etc...at my leisure. I got to the store about 7:30 pm, and spent a couple of hours browsing all departments, and gathering our groceries (almost $100 worth) I used my cell phone, or rather tried to several times (horrible service in the store). I wrote down items prices, made list, chewed some Worthers mints I had brought in my pocket as I shopped, and generally took my time that evening.
After checking out with our groceries I was stopped by a guy I knew to be a Walmart employee and a Tangapoha parish sheriff's deputy (working a paid guard detail at Walmart that night). They stopped me right after I left the check out, taking my arms and telling me I needed to go to the back room with them. I smiled and asked them why? They said I must go with them now. I said no I would not go with them, and demanded to know what was going on. The Walmart employee said he was Walmart "loss prevention" and I had some of his merchandise. I said yes, I do, I just bought my groceries. I still at this time did not realize they were accusing me of shoplifting. He said, I had "his merchandise" in my purse. I said "Sir almost everything I have came from Walmart. I bought my clothes I'm wearing here, my shoes, my purse, everything in my purse, my groceries, etc." He said, "No you stole some of my items tonight..." I was stunned, shocked, hurt, angry, and totally caught off guard. I told him no sire I did not.
The cop said if I didn't go to the back room and allow him and the Walmart loss prevention guy to search me he would tackle me and take me down. When I asked the cop what he meant he said he would throw me on the floor, tackle me and search me right there if I didn't go to the back room with them. I went with them. I told them I did not want to go with them as I had done nothing wrong. I hadn't even left Wal-mart when they detained me, barely got out of the register line.
They took me to the "back room" a video room where they have crappy blurry video to "watch" potential shoplifters. The Walmart loss prevention guy ran sacked my purse, taking lipstick, and a small can of off insect repellent. The cop told him that doesn't amount to $25 dollars, and Walmart will not prosecute for less didn't he just want to let me go. The Walmart loss prevention guy said no, he knew I had shoplifted, although he had no proof. I saw the video, all it showed was me looking, browsing, etc items, nothing showing I'd taken anything.
The Walmart loss prevention guy, first name Tom, kept telling the cop what a "rush" and adrenaline "High" he was on. He repeated this 3 times and the cop finally told him it to "hush" as he should not be saying that in front of me. This guy dug in my purse again coming out with one of my two cell phones. He said that phone was "new" and I stole it from that night, it was "his merchandise". I told him well it had been registered in my name for nearly two years, at this he threw the phone back at me and said "That's not my merchandise."
The cop said they should just let me go when I would not confess to shoplifting after an hour and a half, the Walmart loss prevention guy said no. They said I could not call my husband or sister or anyone. I finally got so fed up after being harassed for 2 hours that I said I'm calling my husband, if you are going to tackle me to the floor and take me down just do it, or either leave me the hell alone and let me call my husband.
They finally booked me for $58 dollars so called "thief" after the loss prevention guy took a small flashlight and opened batteries I had in my purse, bringing his so called "merchandise" total to $58 dollars making the amount higher, so he could supposedly prosecute me.
I even offered to pay the $58 dollars for my own previously purchased merchandise, he refused. The Walmart loss prevention nut finally came down off his adrenaline "high" after 2 hours and realized he'd made a mistake, and he was wrong. He even stated and I quote, "It's gone too far, we can't just let you go now, it's gone too far. If we let you go now Wal-mart and I will be liable."
He (Wal-Mart loss prevention guy) wanted to know if I had not shoplifted then why did I have such unusual items in my purse such as a small flashlight, small can of Off insect repellent, and extra flashlight batteries. I told him (as if it was any of his business) because my husband and I have animals on our property 4 miles from where we live and we go there often after dark to check on them, tend, them, check water, etc. He actually then looked foolish. Still he repeated they could not let me go, or they would be "liable".
How can we, as Americans allow this sort of violation of our rights to go on?
I also think that Walmart targets lone women, does racial profiling (although I am a white female) and I also think that had my husband been with me this would never had taken place.
BEWARE as this sort of thing happens all over America at any given time at any given Walmart.
This could happen to you, your wife, child, mother, father, so beware.
We will spend our $10,000 a year, once spend at Walmart, with other merchants now... ones that are polite and actually appreciate our business, and treat us with customer respect and honor, rather than stupid accusations and abuse.
We have hired an attorney to represent me on these bull charges. Since it has happened I have researched Walmart extensively, and found mine is not an isolated incident but a regular occurrence at Walmart across the country and even in other countries. There's even been several deaths of customers wrongly accused of shoplifting at several Walmart locations, because overzealous adrenaline "high" Walmart loss prevention associates have attacked and ultimately killed several people.
How sad. We need to stop this, be outraged by it, and in God's name not let this giant get away with this sort of thing.
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Bless Me Father For I Have Sinned - I Went Shopping At Walmart
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It was late. It was dark. The roads were deserted. No one was looking. So I put on my sunglasses (yes, I wear my sunglasses at night) and snuck over to the 24-hour Walmart in search of a purple tablecloth. I had exhausted all other options, so Walmart was my last resort.
Since I don't shop there anymore, I was somewhat unfamiliar with the new layout. I had only seen it once or twice before, but I found my way to Housewares quite easily. To my surprise, there was a large selection of tablecloths, but not one with even a hint of purple, as I suspected. The department overall was well stocked, but the prices were not very competitive.
The store wasn't crowded so I decided to walk around. I realized how much I disliked the new layout, and that I really missed the old one. As I tried to picture it in my mind, it brought back a lot of memories. I took my son shopping at Walmart all the time when he was growing up because I knew if he acted up, no one would notice. He bought a lot of stuff there and got great deals back then. His allowance went a long way!
Now the prices aren't so great and neither is the merchandise. I did some comparison shopping with the items I recently purchased from Kohl's. Although the quality of Kohl's clothing has diminished slightly, it's still miles above Walmart's quality. And after all the discounts, I paid less for everything I bought at Kohl's, including shoes.
I breezed through the produce and meat departments just to see if the quality had changed. The meat still looked suspicious, but the produce didn't seem so bad considering it was late at night. The selection wasn't as good as my usual supermarket, and the prices were the same or more.
I moved on to the bakery, and boy did it smell good. Other than the bread, I think this location actually has a decent bakery. The prices were not competitive, but the selection was quite large.
My last stop before leaving the store was the Health and Beauty Department. Again, there was a large selection, and the shelves were fully stocked. But the prices were not competitive enough to bring me into the store.
I didn't go through Electronics because I didn't want to be tempted to buy a movie. That department was expanded when they did away with the Fabric Department and downsized the Crafts Department. I guess there's more money to be made from selling electronics.
As I walked to my car, I came to the conclusion that I wasn't missing anything by not shopping at Walmart. The only thing I missed was the times I shopped there with my son. I have Wal-Mart to thank for those memories.
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Walmart Ethics/Respect For Individuals
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PLAISTOW, NEW HAMPSHIRE -- I have been a customer at your Plaistow, NH Walmart Store for years. I am also an ex-employee of two of your stores, that one included.
On July 14th, 2012 I had placed an order through Walmart.com to be picked up at the Plaistow, NH Walmart location. I had done this using my boyfriends Rogers account through Paypal. We had been having a troubled relationship so unknown to him I ordered way over my usual limit that he gives me. Paypal withdrew the money from the account and sent it to Walmart.com. I have a receipt for this transaction.
When Walmart.com called my boyfriend he had refused the order because it was expensive. Walmart.com had automatically cancelled the order. I had not known this and had gone to pick it up. The employees couldn't find me in their handheld or the register. They thought my order to not have been placed so I had to drive all the way back home to replace the order. The money had already been taking out of the account and there was a limited balance left so I had to revise the order. I replaced it, printed out the order and copies of my Paypal, and waited for Walmart to call. They told tell me this order wasn't ready still. After a couple of hours I checked the website and it said it was cancelled. I said forget it and placed my order with Best Buy instead, ordering all the same merchandise that I had on my Walmart order. I went there instead because it was so frustrating.
On Sept 2nd, I had placed another order for pick up in the Plaistow, NH store. I had gone to Walmart.com again. Once again I get there and they cannot find any record of this order. While I was there I had three associates tell me they couldn't find it, there was no record once again. All these items were in-stock, in-store on the computer. They had given me a million stories and excuses. I said that Paypal had already taken the funds out of my account and I needed to cancel it, so I could go pick up another present someplace else. By then I was there for an hour and a half already. It was very aggravating. This kept happening. Wasting my time and no one was getting me any answers. I still needed a present and all my funds were transferred to Walmart.com on an account that wasn't registering on the computers.
So now I'm extremely aggravated because they can't cancel something they can't find, So I can't get the money put back into my account. So I asked for a manager and the Assistant manager Dixie went out back to find out what was going on. twenty minutes later still no one. And they can't do anything by then . I Told them they should have told me that or at least kept me up to date with what was going on. When I got home there was a message to my boyfriend phone (who also happens to be an assistant manager at that Wal-mart) that I was down there causing a scene and that he should give me a call and take care of it. First of all I said we were working on our problems so he had no idea what was going on in my life right then. She had no rights to tell him where I was and what I was doing ordering and to take care of it. That was very much out of line and my business is personal. When I got home my order was canceled. It had been canceled by Walmart.com.
Now Walmart.com doesn't notify me its canceled so I call them. They said there wasn't anyway to verify my payment and how it was made. They already knew it was paid for by PayPal. Well I guess the problem was that since he cancelled the first order they cancelled everyone after thinking it was a bad acct. so they had to refund PayPal for the payments. But because Walmart.com cancels them they don't end up going through their handhelds for processing. And then it seems to take forever to get our money back. So I lose twice over.
Now once again in October My Boyfriend had placed an order through there (but in the mean time he has no idea as to what's going on with my shopping habits. And went to pick it up. It was an in store item.. He was limited for time and in a rush He got the TV gave them his paid receipt and left.
Now me and my boyfriend Roger HAD resolved our issues. And yesterday he was called to the office to be reprimanded because I ordered items off his Paypal acct. Now if they are cancelled orders placed and done at home how does it becomes any of the stores business? Why is my boyfriend Roger held accountable for orders that are placed at home just because he is employed there. Isn't our life personal? The very slanderous AP Associate Matthew that was there told him that I place orders cancel them and pick the merchandise up with fake forms before it can be cancelled in the system. Through experience of many cancelled orders of Walmart if the order was cancelled it disappears right away in the system and there isn't even any time to put the order together. Now he is telling my boyfriend that I take the items and walk out of the store with them. So because of his really poor job skills. And his apparent wanting to make himself look really good for some reason. He spread gossip lies and untrue remarks about me. My boyfriend still had no idea what happened and was blind sided but wanted to take responsibility for something (guilt over or own personal problems prevailed) and was coerced into making a statement. He lost his job. All he knows is that I did have some new stuff but it was stuff purchased at Best Buy when my Walmart order wouldn't go threw. So they are pretty much the same items. Walmart's AP had stated I was a thief and had screwed the system canceling the order and saying I picked up merchandise and walked out of the store without paying for it. I never picked up an order. There would never be an account number a pick up form a signature or anything on Walmart's camera to suggest otherwise. This man is spreading lies gossip and Untrue facts accusing me of something that never happened.
He has totally invaded my privacy embarrassed me by belittling anyone me and saying I'm a criminal. Well if he did his job he would have called Walmart.com and seen that they cancelled the orders and maybe if he did his job and went through the tapes and could point me out in anyone of them being anywhere near merchandise. Instead he has been spreading vicious gossip and lies. He could have at least questioned me since it was my order my cancellations my shopping trips to the store and I could have explained the whole story to him. Now because apparently AP has a personal problem with me in order to degrade me the way he did. My boyfriend isn't sure what happened and what kind of person I am cause he was trapped in a room with co workers where they were filling his head with nothing but bold faced lies.
Attached is the copies of my orders the cancellations the payments threw Paypal and the only merchandise I ever had my hands on was threw Best Buy that is also included. I would really appreciate some help as soon as possible in regards to this matter. Not sure who is accountable Walmart, or Walmart.com.
Thank you,
Dawn Phillips Ellison
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DALLAS, TEXAS -- Show up to the Lake June in Balch Spring TX. For oil change, after they done. I come to pick up my car. I find out they never use a plastic or paper mat for them to drive my car inside the shop. They spread black grease all over my carpet driver seat. All they do was refund my money for this issue. No care from them but here is your car and money.
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MISSISSIPPI -- When ordering online, it doesn't tell you how many come in a box and you can't see it when you blow up the picture of the product. Usually I buy a variety box at Sam's but the chocolate peanut butter is horrible so I decided I would order a whole box of just the ones I like. I pay around $18.00 for a variety box of 12 at Sam's. They are not telling you how many on Walmart.com and charging $21.00 for six bars. What a rip off.
I just saw in the Q&A section that someone asked how any was in a box. I sure hope that if there is a Hell that Walmart burns in it. I have the gastric sleeve surgery and I need this product. From now on I will just order from premierprotein.com. It is much cheaper and they have more flavors.
Oh and because of some kind of glitch in the ordering system it said I could NOT have it sent to my home it had to go to either the store in Biloxi or the store in Pass Christian. When I tried to explain why UPS delivered a package there to the store that should have been sent to my home, the store associate in electronics talked down to me like I was stupid. I even explained it again to him when I went to pick on the package and he wouldn't listen he just kept trying to make me think that I did something wrong.
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LEEDS, ALABAMA -- Bought a can of family size Great Value chicken noodle soup. Found larvae when attempting to eat. The fine folks at Wal-Mart were contacted but couldn't be burdened with a reply (no inquiry as to lot number, date, etc). I guess you should check your canned goods? I'm not sure they care?
I've since filed with the FDA (no response as of yet) and the USDA. Walmart deleted any mention of contaminated food posted on their Facebook page. Coincidentally, this did not invoke a response either.
My mother ate a bowl of this soup before I discovered the larvae. I hope no problems arise, but it's disgusting.
Store location: Leeds Walmart, Leeds, AL.
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I wrote a review two months ago about the car battery I bought at Wal-Mart, and died after 9 months:
In it I detailed the expected poor customer service I received when I returned it for a replacement. I went to start my car yesterday, and voila, the replacement is deader than a doornail.
The brand of both batteries was Johnson Controls, which has a good reputation generally speaking. I blame Wal-Mart though, because they encourage companies to squeeze the price down and in the process the quality.
My advice is, if you are going to save $20-60 by buying a car battery at Wal-Mart, be double-triple-dog darned sure to keep your receipt. You'll probably need it. Better yet, don't waste your time.
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ROCHESTER — The Friends of the Rochester Public Library, a 501(c)(3) non-profit group dedicated to raising funds for the Rochester library, have announced plans for a number of new events and fundraisers to start the new year. At their most recent meeting, the Friends board elected new officers and set plans in motion for a February raffle at the library and a Spring Fling to take place in early March. Library director Brian Sylvester, who serves as staff liaison to the Friends group, is enthusiastic about the coming year.
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CONCORD — What a difference a couple of years — and an election — makes.
"Just as there is a right to associate, there is also a right not to associate," O'Brien said.
Several sponsors of the bill said making New Hampshire the only state in the Northeast with right to work would be a significant calling card to lure companies.
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CNN — In another sign of a housing market recovery, new-home sales rose in September to the highest level in more than two years, according to a government report released Wednesday.
Sales sold at an annual rate of 389,000 homes in the month, according to the Census Bureau report, up 5.7 percent from the 368,000 sales pace in August. The last time sales were at this pace, in April 2010, they were being helped by a short-term home buyer's tax credit.
This time, new home market has been showing steady signs of improvement. The pace of home building hit a four-year high in September, according to a separate government report. The year-over-year sales improvement in September reached 27.1 percent.
The improvement in the market is part of a broader recovery in real estate, helped by a number of factors all coming together.
Mortgage rates are near record lows, pushed down by the Federal Reserve's decision to buy $40 billion in mortgages to spur greater economic growth. The low rates, coupled with years of weak home sales, have resulted in affordable housing prices. Recently, home prices have started to rise, which is attracting buyers who were waiting for prices to bottom out.
There has also been a drop in unemployment, a positive development for people looking for mortgage loans.
Foreclosures have fallen to a five-year low, reducing the supply of distressed homes available on the market.
The median price of a new home sold during the month was $242,400, down 3.2 percent from from the August reading but up 11.7 percent from a year earlier.
The upward pressure on prices over the last year is helped by the tight supply of new homes on the market. The report showed inventories fell to 4.5 months, the tightest supply of homes since August 2005, near the height of the housing bubble.
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Occasions: Just Married - Lacy Jane Janson & Warren Anthony Harper
Date: February 20, 2013
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Marie Harper; George and Wanda Harper
HOW THEY MET: Warren and Lacy met on the track at FSU. Both being pole vaulters, they spent a lot of time together at practice, and also off the field with other track friends. In 2009, Warren forgot her birthday (Feb. 20) and she gave him a pretty hard time about it. He appeased her by promising to give her a hug every day for a year. He was true to his word and often made special efforts to bestow his daily hug.
One summer while playing beach volleyball, Lacy offered to buy Warren a banana split if he helped her carry her poles down to the other side of the track. He accepted, and, thus began their tradition of regular Bruster's dates. Many times Lacy was too full or didn't feel like ice cream, but if he asked, she always accepted.
They decided to begin dating when they were both in Gainesville helping coach at the Florida Relays. Their first kiss happened in the apartment complex that is right next to their new neighborhood, in Gainesville — how things have come full circle.
BACKGROUND: Warren grew up in Tallahassee and attended Lawton Chiles High School. Lacy grew up in Sarasota and attended Cardinal Mooney High School.
INTERESTS: They enjoy beach volleyball and almost anything outdoors, visiting with family and friends and great food.
THE PROPOSAL: Oct. 25, 2011.
Warren planned an entire day of fun, which began with watching the sunrise over the water on Bald Point. The next adventure was to Level 8 Lounge at Hotel Duval where the couple enjoyed drinks, appetizers and the sunset. Dinner followed at Bella Bella, an Italian restaurant, and dessert was under the stars in an open field. They were lying on their backs and Lacy was trying to find the legs of Pegasus when Warren started his pre-proposal talk. He got up onto one knee and pulled out a box from his jacket pocket and popped the question, to which Lacy responded, "Absolutely!"
THE WEDDING: Dec. 29, 2012.
The ceremony took place at Holy Comforter Episcopal Church, in Tallahassee, where Warren grew up attending.
THE RECEPTION: The reception took place at Shiloh Farm, a big open space with beautiful oak trees and an amazing barn. It was decorated with all sorts of odds and ends and hay scattered on the floor — the perfect place for a "boot scootin'" good time. Local band Crooked Shooz played and the Wiregrass Boys cooked tasty barbecue.
BRIDE-AND-GROOM'S FIRST DANCE: "Keeper of the Stars" by Tracy Byrd
HONEYMOON: Warren planned the entire thing and Lacy didn't know where they were going until the end of the wedding day. They went up to Pine Mountain, Ga., to view the Christmas lights at Callaway Gardens. The next stop was Stone Mountain, Ga., for a snow tubing adventure at the base of Stone Mountain. Finally, they ended up on Cumberland Island, Ga., for three days. They had to get back to Tallahassee for the annual soccer game in honor of Warren's birthday.
FUN FACTS: 2012 was a big year for both Warren and Lacy. After getting engaged in October 2011, they found out in February 2012 that Warren was accepted to veterinary school at University of Florida. Lacy, a professional pole vaulter, made the world championship team and went in March to Istanbul to compete. In June, Warren, Lacy's parents and sister, Kristin, travelled to Eugene, Ore., to see Lacy make the USA Olympic team — which meant everyone bought tickets to London for August to watch the competition and see London (Lacy's two sisters, Kristin and Brittany, her brother, Charles, parents and Warren all made the trip). Warren's brother, Joseph, was studying abroad in London at the time, so he was also able to join in the fun.
Following the Olympics, Warren came back to Florida, moved his stuff to Gainesville and started school days later. Their wedding (Dec. 29) was a great way to end a wonderful year.
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r> The College News VOL. XXII, No. 21 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE NEWS, 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Dramatic Courses , Added to Program For Coming Year Arthur Sprague, Harvard Ph.D., Joins English Department As Associate OUTDOOR PRODUCTION DIRECTED BY WYCKOFF Music Room, April 21. � Before making known the faculty appoint- ments for 1936-37, Miss Park an- nounced the Commencement speaker in chapel this morning. The address is to be made this year by Dr. Alice Hamilton. Dr. Hamilton is a graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School, and was resident at Hull House for a number of years. From 1911 to 1921 she worked on a government commission for the Investigation of Industrial Poisoning. Beginning in 1919 she was Professor of Industrial Medicine at Harvard Medical School, from which position she retired in 1934. During 1936 she has been Consultant on Industrial Poisoning to the De- partment of Labor. The four members of the faculty who have been on leaves of absence this year will return to the college next September. Miss Georgianna Goddard King, Head of the Depart- ment of History of Art, will teach again her first year course in this subject. She will also conduct a graduate seminary. Dr. Harold Wethey will assist Miss King in the conferences for the first year class, in addition to carrying on his own work. I Mrs. A. P. Wheeler returns to the Department of Mathematics to resume her work, which has been given by Mr. Jacobsen this year. Dr. Herben will also resume his work, which in his absence has been carried on by instructors in the Eng- lish department. He has recently finished a paper on Armor in Chaucer. Miss Robbins, after a year spent in England preparing for publication a diary concerned with eighteenth century economics, will return to the department of history. During her leave of absence, Miss Robbins com- pleted plans for a new course in the department which she herself will teach. Mile. Soubeiran, of the Department of French, will go to France next Continued on Page Four Rules Here Lenient, Conferees Discover (Especially contributed by Marion Bridgman, '36.) The Conference of the Five Col- leges, Vassar, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Wellesley and Bryn Mawr, was held this year at Mount Holyoke. Bar- bara Colbron, Esther Hardenbergh and Marion Bridgman were the repre- sentatives from Bryn Mawr. Ques- tions of academic and social regula- tions were discussed, and the dele- gates met members of the faculty at tea and President Wooley at dinner. Although many of the problems of the larger colleges do not pertain to us because of our small size, these con- ferences are nevertheless very helpful. In general Bryn Mawr is more leni- ent and has less rules than the other colleges. The students here are al- lowed to stay out later at night and there is no differentiation between week nights and Saturday, nor be- tween freshmen and upperclassmen. Our system of unlimited weekends and a small number of cuts is just the opposite from that of the other colleges, .with unlimited cuts and a Continued on Pago Six Self-Gov Elections The Self-Government Board takes pleasure in announcing the election of Eleanore Tobin and Rachel Brooks as senior members and of Suzanne Wil- liams, Virginia Hessing and Abbie Ingalls as junior members' for next year. Committee Proposed To Plan Engagements Council Hears That Quota Rules Are To %&&?&�---* President's House, April 15.�Re- ports on the progress and final plans for May Day, discussion of a planning committee for general engagements next winter, and an explanation of how appointments of the faculty are made at Bryn Mawr occupied the Col- lege Council at its April meeting. The May Day news was made public to the college on Thursday morning in chapel (aw the Director's Page). Mrs. Manning reported that from the early returns on the survey sent to the mem- bers of the faculty concerning the con- gestion of reports near the examina- tion periods, it seemed in most cases impossible to move the dates for re- ports back into the semester. Further discussion was postponed on this ques- tion until all the returns from the survey are received. The proposed committee for plan- ning engagements for the year, par- ticularly for planning weekend events and spacing them between lectures, should be small, it was suggested. Frequent meetings were proposed as often as new engagements or ideas make it necessary. Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Collins and Miss Ward would be on "the committee and student mem- bers would be selected either one from each hall or each class, or from each organization, such as the Athletic As- sociation and Varsity Dramatics. Other people would be called in when- ever their advice was necessary. Eleanor Fabyan reported on the re- Continued on Page Four Art Part of Formal, Rational Side of Life Function of Artist to Present Perceptions Which Science A Cannot Grasp DR. WEISS READS PAPER Common Room, April 15.�Reality has two sides, explained Dr. Weiss this evening when speaking to the Philosophy Club on Art and Aes- thetics. There is the extensive side, that about which rational propositions can be made, and there is the inten- sive side, that at which one can only point to expres/its^ejcistence formally. In the former afield philosophy works, and within philosophy, aesthetics, which seeks to unite in its scope all the principles of art. Art, however, belongs to the latter division of reali- ty; it is that which endeavors to make intelligible the intensive nature of the experienced, and in such a way that every other experienced object can be found within it. All perception contains as a back- ground of the articulately known a unique and unrepeatable intensity of being that mere science can only recognize but never know. Even when lived through and felt, the individual concreteness peculiar to each sepa- Contlnued on Page Seven 56 ENTER CONTEST, LISTS REMAIN OPEN Fifty-six undergraduates have en- tered the Time Current Events Con- test, and the lists will remain open until the day before the test is given. Room F in' Taylor will be the scene of action at 11.30* on Saturday morn- ing, May 2. Samples of the type of factual test to Ve given will be placed upon bulletin boards in the halls and Taylor. The $75 in prize\ioney will be di- vided up into at least ten prizes. If the number of freshman entrants war- rants it, one prize of $5 will be re- served for the highest freshman scSre. $25 or $15 will go to the highest scor- ing paper, and the remainder will be divided into $5 prizes. In addition, any non-prize winning paper which scores at least 90 per cent wins a year's subscription to Time magazine. No preparation is neowary. For further details see last week's News. Historian Requires Imaginative Power Notestein Comments on Vaiv*9- And Uses of the Imagination In Composition CITES VARIED METHODS Goodhart Hall, April 18.�Professor Wallace Notestein of Yale University, the Mallory Whiting Webster Memor- ial Lecturer this year, gave an inter- esting and psychological interpreta- tion of the Uses of Imagination in History. His analysis of the way in which historians can employ imagina- tive power in the application of known facts and his intense advocation of the use of the imagination, confirm the fact that Professor Notestein believes in dynamic not passive history. An aspect of historical method Professor Notestein cited is guess- work in locating oneself in a particu- lar area. Three doubtful points whose relationship to one another is to be found are taken together; at certain angles they corroborate each other and give one a fair idea of one's lo- cation. Professor Maitland, of Cambridge University, who wrote Doomsday Book and Beyond, uses his excellent imagination in this way. Many facts and a projecting mind are necessary for its basis. For instance, Mr. Mait- land had ample material on the year 1086 and very little for the early Anglo-Saxon period. He imagined situations in the Anglo-Saxon period by projecting his mind into the dark past. The points, related to and cor- roborating each other, convince the reader of customs and situations of three hundred years earlier. Mr. Maitland with his projecting mind and faculty of interrogation had, as Plato says, "half the knowledge." Advantages in the use of the imagination can be noted in several historians. Brunei', a German his- torian, wrote in 1870 one famous article on the origin of the relation of land to military service, which is the essential element in feudalism. The one new relation which he dis- covered in the midst of old facts is the test of true scholarship, for readers wonder why they have not thought of it before. Sorel, who wrote L'Histoire de Continued on Pace Six Faces at Window Haunt Gay Rockefeller Dance First Party of. Kind is Pronounced Successful Experiment New Courses for Next Year Professor Lograsso is giving a course in Dante in English Translation for the first time, which will be open to everyone and should be of special interest to the students of literature. Professor Sprague, who has recently been appointed to the English Department, is giving a new elective course in mod- ern English drama, which will be scheduled at nine o'clock Mondays and Thursdays." He is also giving an advanced course in English Poetry from Spenser to Donne, which will naturally include material for- merly given in other English courses. This course will be scheduled at twelve o'clock Tuesdays and Fridays and at five Wednesdays. The following courses are' scheduled for next year which are not given in every year, but which have been given before: History of religions, prob- ably by Dr. Howard Brinton, who gave it in 1934-35. Greek literature, by Dr. Rhys Carpenter, as it is being given this year. Playwriting, by Miss Latham and Mrs. McAneny. Modern English history, by Miss Robbins. This list is by no means ex- haustive, but the courses are mentioned about which there has been a certain amount of doubt. Information about other courses may be obtained from the Dean's office where the proof of the catalogue may now be MQP - a----------------�� * i � April 18.�The chances are that the inquisitive residents of other halls peering throughS. the windows of Rockefeller soon reltvanvy eclipse their curiosity, for all ninety persons present at the first hall dance were obviously very enthusiastic about the experiment. Considerable pains had been taken to decorate the hall attractively with- out interfering with the limited space. Accordingly, only floral arrangements were used. A buffet supper was served. It must be admitted that when, half an hour after the appointed time, half of the six piece orchestra had failed to arrive, the high spirits of all were a bit shaken. However, they did come shortly later, explain- ing that they had thought the danc^ to be at the Nurses' Home of the Bryn Mawr Hospital. Infected by the general excitement, several of the more reluctant mem- bers of the hall scurried about to make last-minute arrangements. As a result, there were thirty-two cou- ple and eighteen stags present. The faculty who served as patrons and patronesses were: Dr. and Mrs. Blanchard, Dr. and Mrs. Cameron, M. Guiton, Miss Richardson and Dr. and Mrs. Weiss. The extreme success of the undertaking, the hall feels, is in large part due to the efforts of the hall president, Lucy Kimberly, '37. Nancy Wilson Plays With Varied Quality After Poor First Piece, Shows Excellent Technique and Interpretation BACH AND TURINA BEST (Especially contributed by S'aomt Coplin, '88.) The Deanery, April 19.�The 'cello recital given by Nancy Wilson was an unusual combination of a com- pletely unpromising start and a com- pletely satisfying ending. The recital found an unfortunate beginning in a Sonata in G Major by Sammartini, a piece that seemed lack- ing in any depth of meaning, or even in the requirement of any particular^ mastery of the instrument. Nejther did Miss Wilson put any- thing into it (if that was at all pos- sible) that might have made it a lit- tle more significant musically. The Sonata remained colorless, unimpor- tant, an almost non-existent thing which left the audience quite unim- pressed and out of touch with the mu- sician. Not because of any worship of the canonized, or any excess rever- ence for names however great, but merely in terms of art values, it seems a pity that this pointless composition should have been played when there was available a good deal of really Continued on Page Eight MOORISH AND SPANISH DANCES ON SATURDAY Of unusual interest to the college is the announcement of the coming of Senora Carola, a well-known Span- ish dancer, who will present a pro- gram of interpretive dancing In Good- hart Hall on Saturday, April 25. Dancing in the style of LaArgen- tina, she will interpret old Moorish types of Spanish dances, including one character dance. There will be thirteen other dances in elaborate cos- tumes appropriate for the different interpretations which Senora Carola, bringing her own accompanist, will present. Senora Carola was first taught to dance by her Spanish mother. She attended the Irwin School in Phila- delphia. Formerly associated with the Littlefield Ballet, she was pre- sented last fall to the enthusiastic youth of Philadelphia in the Academy �af-MuV* "�'-------'----*�- -1 *� �1 Unexpected Death Of Samuel Emlen Shock to College Notable Germantown Realtor Member of Trustee Board 4 ^ Since 1929 HEAD OF BUILDINGS, GROUNDS COMMITTEE Tlesday, April 21.�The college was informed by Miss Park of the death of Samuel Emlen, a member of the Board of Trustees and a prominent citizen of Philadelphia, who died as a result of complications following a re- cent operation. From the time of his entrance to the board in 1929 he showed an active and constructive in- terest in college problems, especially those concerning the care of buildings and grounds. Mr. Emlen was born in Germantown on March 27, 1880, and received his education at the Germantown Friends' School. Upon graduation he entered the foreign trade office of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, but in 1910 left the company to manage a farm in Rail- way. New Jersey. In 1919 he entered the real estate business in German- town. He was elected to the State Legislature in 1927 and to the City Council in 1934, where he was a strong supporter of economy and reform. In addition to his interest in public af- fairs, Mr. Emlen was a member of the Society of Friends and took an active part in Friends' projects. He is survived by his widow, Marian Haines Emlen, Bryn Mawr, '02; six children, his father, two brothers and a sister. Mr. Emlen became a member of the Board of Trustees in May, 1929, and was immediately made chairman of the Committee on Buildings and Grounds. Combining a practical knowledge of the field of real estate with sound common sense, he ren- dered invaluable services - to Bryn Mawr. He well understood all the problems which arose in the care of the buildings and spent many hours a week at the college straightening out minor difficulties. He was to have assumed the supervision of the construction of the new science build- ing. Of. Mr. Emlen Miss Park said: "It Continued on Page Four Mass Meeting is Held For Peace Promotion Goodhart, April 22.�The decided support of the majority of the campus in the promotion of peace was evi- denced at a well-attended mass meet- ing held today at twelve o'clock, too late for a thorough report at this time. The demonstration, held under the combined auspices of the Ameri- can Students Union and the Interna- tional Relations Club, was led by Miss Elizabeth Wyckoff, '36. The organizations directing the meeting invited Miss Helen Dorio, Philadelphia, city secretary of the American League against War and Facism, to be the guest speaker. Miss Eleanor Fabyan, '36, and Miss Mary Dimock, '39, also discussed current problems relating to the maintenance of peace. The following professors excused their classes for the occasion; Dr. Da- vid, Dr. Max Diez, Miss Donnelly, Dr. Helson, Dr. Lattimore, Dr. Nahm and Dr. Wethey. During the afternoon a group of students attended a meeting at Rey- burn Plaza in Philadelphia. Miss Sylvia Wrights ^38, spoke in behalf of the Bryn Mawr chapter of the Ameri- can Students Union. Summer School Application Will all those interested in ap- plying for the position of under- graduate assistant at the Sum- mer School please see Eleanor Fabyan, Pembroke West, Agnes Ilalsey, Pembroke West, or Margaret Honour, Rockefeller, as soon as possible. <*
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The College News Volume VI. No. 23 n> BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920 Price 5 Cents PRESIDENT OF ROCKFELLER FOUNDATION HERE FRIDAY Dr. George E. Vincent to Discuss "Ideals of Medical Education" "Throughout the country George Vin- ceill is known and trusted as an educa- tional and social leader." So the Review � it Reviews rates Dr. George Vincent, president of the Rockefeller Foundation and former president of the University of Minne-ota. who speaks under the aus- pices of the Students' Medical Society- next Friday at s.15, in Taylor Hall. The subject ot the address is "Ideals in Med- ical Education." Dr. Vincent has been described as | 1 i speaker by the chairman of a Minnesota public meeting at which he lectured. His record, according to re- porters, is :ilfi words a minute. Refore his verbal machine-gun lire, hard-work- ing reporters and Stenographers have gone down to defeat. Dr. Vincent is the author of "Social Mind and Education." and (with Albion \\ oodbury Small) of "An Introduction to the Study of Society." Tickets for the lecture may be obtain- ed from If. Morton, '21, Pembroke Bast. General admission is $.7.1: for members of the college. $.."><>. Reserved seats are 81.00; for members of the college. $.75 ROAD TO SUCCESS POINTED OUT AT VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE Speakers in Many Fields Lay Opportunities Before Students Over thirty-live speakers promil en' in as many occupations were brought to Bryu Mawr last week-end by the big gest vocational conference yet held here. Specialists in their own Heidi offered the BtUdentS practical advice as to oppor Utilities for women along various lines the training needed, and the salaries to be expected. The advisability and often the neccss ity for college training in order to reach ultimate success in any vocation was em- phasized by practically every speaker Among the fields mentioned in which the demand for workers is at present greater than the supply are teaching, discussed at a special mass meeting Fri- da\ night, neology, the translation ol books, industrial art, the editing of new*, photographs, and correspondence work with magazine companies The conference was planned by Dean Smith through the Appointment Bureau with the assistance of Faculty and student committees. BRYN MAWR HONORED BY VISIT FROM MRS. HERBERT HOOVER Scientific Research A New Field Congenial and remunerative positions in scientific research are opening daily to women who are willing to quality themselves for the work, according to the speakers at the Scientific Research ('(inference. Chemical research in medicine and re lated fields was described by Mr. C. L. Alsberg. Chief of the U. S. Bureau of Chemistry, as offering the most profit- able and interesting work for a chemist Teaching and government positions ar< always open, but are underpaid. The prospects foi women in industrial chem- istry with the exception of tin food indus- try, are limited to the positions ot laborM- lory analysis and research workers. The demand for geologists is at pre- sent greater than the supply, both iu Admission and Meal Tickets on Sale field and office work. according to Dr. in Cartref I leanora Bliss, of the C. S. Geology Survev She advised all women of suf- GENERAL PAGEANT TO HERALD IN MAY DAY \\ itli flagl and royal standards flying from the college towers, a pageant will pass under Pembroke Arch at 2.30 on Friday and Saturday. May 7 and 8, to begin the May Day sports and revels. At the end of the pageant the crowning of the May Queen will take place on Mer- ion Green, followed by a May Pole Dance oi five hundred dancers. At three, four and five P. M. the fol- lowing plays, which have been given at former May Days, will be presented: Robin Hood, The Masque of Flowers. A Hue and Cry After Cupid, A Midsummer licient physical strength to gO into field work, among the Qualifications for which are good health and ability to walk IS to �*u miles a day. Women can hold any position men can in the manufacture of scientific in strumeiits. according to Mr. N'orris I ; Leeds of Leeds and Northop Co. Collage TraieiM Useful la Art That at least two years of college training are advisable in preparing for any sort of art which is to be profitable was the conclusion reached at the (. on- Xight's Dream. The Old Wives' Tale. fcrt.1K.e (111 Ar, Architecture and In- and The Play of Saint George. The Nice Wanton and The XI Pageant of Jcpthe will be given for the first time, the lat- ter by the New York Alumnae. \ Central Information Hureau will be located under the old cherry tree in front of the Library. I) Clark '30. president of the Undergraduate Association, will be in charge. In case of rain May Dav will be held on the Monday and Tuesday of the following week. Ticket' may be obtained in advance from local alumnae committees or will be terior Decorating, at which Dr. Rhys Carpenter presided. Success in voca- tional art demands: further training after College and much hard work, especially �long the lines of interior decorating and landscape architecture. In speaking of the increasing number of openings for women in industrial art, Dean Sartain, of the Philadelphia School of Design, said that many manufacturing firms apply to her for workers with technical knowledge of design and its n local alumnae committees or win - . . . I j � . f .h~.W. ^,.�� I application to textile* and other prod- mailed on receipt of checks drawn ' * to the May Day Committee. Admission for May Day is $:i.00: for children under twelve and public and art school stu- dents. $2.00. (Continued on Page '.'I DR. MORRIS JASTR0W COMING To Give Lecture on The Near East < >ne "f the greatest authorities on the Near East. Dr. Morris Jastrow, will speak in Taylor Hall next Wednesday even- ing at 7 .in. under the auspices of the World Citizenship Committee of the C A. His subject will be "The F.conom- Vspecis of the Near East " Dr lastrow is the author of The -tern Cjuesuon and Us Solution." The \\ ar and the Bagdad Railroad," and The illr Cvnic " lilts "Two years of mechanical training, urged Miss Kuphemia Whittrcdge. ex ''". Consulting Interior Decorator in New York. This preparation should include one vear of architecture and another at a school of design, after a college course Practical training in apprenticeship is necessary before setting up an indepen- dent business. Miss Mary Scaring. '0�, LandafpS \rchitect. spoke of the competition met with in her profession. She sdbjiatd Chemistrv PwysJcfl and Geoloyv beside* rverv kind of History of Art. Miss Catherine Thompson. IS. who is with I nderwood and I "nderwood, told of her woik in editing news photographs. an entirelx new fwM for women. Financial Work Pays Well High salaries and Unlimited opportUlli- tica .in- offered by finance and secre- tarial work to college women who enter business, according to Miss Margaret Brusstar, '03, Bond Salesman and Mana- ger of the Women's Department. Bon- bright and Co..'and Miss Itertlia Laws, 'ill. Secretary and Treasurer of the Agues Irwin School. Philadelphia, speakers at the conference on business Miss Louise Watson, Business Manager of the Col- lege, presided. "No technical school training is nec- essary to anyone who would enter bank ing. The best method is to work through the departments, starting at the bo] torn," said Miss Brusstar. Filing, ac- counting and auditing, work in the For- eign Department emphasizing foreign exchange, lead finally to salesmanship, the field in which new openings are eon stantly offercil to women. The salaries range from $'J(H> to $1020 .for inexperi- enced beginners, ami from $ihoo to JgOM for beginners with small experience, to almost limitless heights. "Training in stenography, filing and ac- counting." said Miss Law*, will lead to the positions of office manager, execu- tive and private secretaries. An execu- tive secretary may make a salary as high as $10,000 to Sl.'.OOO a year. Training Imperative for Social Work "Women with adequate training arc recognized and] welcomed in the field Of social service," said Mrs. Edith S King. Manager of the National Social Workers' Exchange, at the Social Ser- vice Conference. "The minimum amount of training." Mrs. King declared, "Is graduation from college, with a knowledge of English, his- tory, economics, ssociology, and psychol- ogy, and one year of professional train- ing in community work, case-work and statistics" Apprenticeship training is likely to prove narrowing and to reduce chances for advancement Family case work was presented by Mis. \nna King. OK. Home Service Sec- tion, of the American Red Cross. Bos- ton, as'offering a field to anyone, especi- ally interested in intensive work with in- dividuals "Case WOf kis the best experi- ence for work in delinquency." accord- ing to Mrs I. P. Pease, t Laurette Potts, ''ii; (executive secrctarv of the Church Mission of Help Dr. Neva Deardorff of the \nierican Red Cross, spoke Q& the cooperation needed between the government and social worker in those activities, such as probation work, which the government is graduallv taking over Mrs Iu W biting VYMtt. head-woik er* in the Elizabeth Peabod\ RcMkSO, Host, ii declared that the social worker is now accepted as a mediator |,� both employer and employee i ontiuued on Page S) Opposed As Wife, Not As Citizen, to Presidential Candidacy of Hoover Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the food administrator and Presidential candidate, visited llryn Mawr Saturday, delivering two addresses for the Endowment Fund Drive She spoke to students, vocation- al conference speakers and members of the Philadelphia Endowment Committee, at luncheon in Pembroke, and in the afternoon at a reception in Rockefeller, which was attended by prominent Phila- delphians. "I cannot say that I personally ap- prove of Hoover clubs or of Mr. Hoov- er's candidacy for President," said Mrs. Hoover, laughingly, at the close of her speech at luncheon, when she had met C. Garrison, 11, president of the llryn Mawr Hoover Club; "he has been a mod- el husband, and his attentions would be divided." Her attitude toward the ques- tion as a citizen, aside from personal feelings she said was "a different mat- ter." "Don't let the vocational conference lead you too far from teaching," Mrs. Hoover advised the undergraduates in her speech. "There are now at least I00.IMMI teachers' positions in the coun- try rilled by persons who fall below the standard, and there may be a shortage of 7S0.00O teachers in the United States during the next two years." (Continued on Page :�) MEMBER OF B.M. SERVICE CORPS HERE FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF Lady Anne Azgapetian Also Will Tell Her Experiences "From the Persian Gulf to the Cas- pian Sea." will be the subjest of a lee ture by Wilfred M. Post, M. D� F. A C. S.. and former member of the Bryn Mawr Service Corps, to open the drive for the Near Fast Relief at Bryn Mawr next Saturday, at 8.00 P. M.. in Taylor Hall. Lady Anne Azgapetian, wife of an Armenian general, will also tell of her experiences in the Caucasus. The lecture will Ik- under the allspices of the Service Corps Committee. Dr Post was field secretary of the American Red Cross during the Balkan wars of HJlsVU and director of Red Cross hospitals during the Dardanelles Campaigns. When engaged iu Armen- ian relief in Konia. he was arrested sev- eral times by the New Turks In 1918. he went around the world to Persia, and was secretary of the American Persian Relief Commission The wife of an \riiienian general serv- ing in the Russian army of the Causasus, Lady \iiih \zga|>ctian. nursed with her husband's army during the war. where her baby daughter, who is coming to Rrvn Mawr with her mother, was horn. C. B1CKLEY, '21, C. A. PRESIDENT Three Nominations Made Elections The new Christian Association presi dent i- C Bickley. Junior president. whose nomination, with M votes against .V was made an election last Thursday The vice-president. II. James, who re cciied '.�* votes as against S Marburv's .'.' and the treasurer, M Speer, "81. who received I It* of II votes cast, both had their nominations made elections. M Raw son. fS. with SS votes as agasust I tlobdv', as and M TvleC, JO. is JMn
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Pros: SoundQuality, Superb detail, Instrumental Separation, Above average Soundstage, Tight, hardhitting bass, Imaging.
Cons: JCord.
NOTE: I have not fully burn in my Sony MH1C however at first hearing, IT JUST BLEW ME AWAY which gave me the excitement to write in this review on the day i recieve the iem itself.
Just bought the GR06 few weeks back and planning to sell it away once i heard the Sony MH1C. It just sound inferior to the Sony.
The provided eartips offered me great sealing. Some say the Sony MH1C feels heavy on the ear but i don't feel it that heavy at all, thus i did not use the shirt clip they provided. Jcord seems to be the only con here. It feels like a nuisance to me.
Overall, the sound quality is just !@#$ING AWESOME. I SWEAR. It's almost on par with the GR07 which cost some much more. It is also closely sounding to the Sony XBA4.