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The College News Volume VI. No. 4 BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919 Price 5 Cent Dunsany at Bryn Mawr Saturday "My Own Lands," one of the first lec- tures to be given by Lord Dunsany in this country, will be held in the Bryn Mawr gymnasium Saturday evening at 8.15, under the auspices of the English Club. Lady Dunsany will accompany Lord Dunsany, and a reception will be given for them in Rockefeller hall after the lecture. Tickets may be bought from A. Harrison, Denbigh, one dollar and twenty-five cents, a dollar and fifty cents for reserved seats, and a dollar admittance for undergraduates. "We hope to get Siegfried Sassoon next semester if this lecture is well attended," said A. Harrison, president of the English Club, to a News reporter. FfltST I. C. S. A. CONFERENCE TO BEHELD HERE Wul Represent Fifteen Colleges ble here on November 15 and 16 for the Forty delegates from the Intercollegiate 'Community Service Association wiH assem- first conference of its kind ever held at Bryn Mawr. Fifteen colleges will be represented. The conference met at Smith last spring, where H. Kingsbury, 20, and H. Hill, "21, repre- sented Bryn Mawr. Acting-President Taft, Dean Smith and Professor Kingsbury, President of the I. 'C. S. A., will preside at three of the ses- sions. Mrs. Eva Whiting White, Head of the College Settlement in New York, will be one of the speakers. VARSITY DOWNS MER10N 11-3 A. Nicholl and D. Clark Star Playing a faster and all-round better game than the week before, Varsity wiped Mer- ion off the field Saturday by a score of 11-3. A. Nicoll, by her sure passing and shooting, steadied the forward line and shone as individual star for Bryn Mawr. "Kicking" Clark, goal keeper, lived up to her name by making several spectacular stops. The opposing team was weak with the exception of A. Townsend, center forward, who played the whole game for Merion and made two of their goals. Miss Town- send is All-Philadelphia Captain this year. M. Willard, '17, the Merion right inside, is a former Varsity player. Poor team work on the right side of the field was the most apparent fault of the Varsity team. Line-up:� Merion. Bryn Mawr. B. Boyd* .......R. W....E. Anderson, '22 M. Willard......R. I......D. Rogers, 'ad** A Townsend'*.... C.......C Bickley, '21* M. Toulmin......LI.....A Nicoll, 'aa*�* M. Griscomb.....L W.......M. Tyler, '22 Spencer .........R. H.....B. Weaver, '20 Clark ............C H....M. Carey, 'ao* J. Thompson......L H----H. Guthrie, '22 K. Tenney.........R. F......V. Corse, '23 M. Gest............L F...M. Warren, '21 Mrs. Hollbuch.......G.......D. Clark, '20 ��Team Substitutes� E. Bright* for D. Rogers, L Sloan* for M. Tyler, E. Cope for H. Guthrie, C. Garrison for V. Corse and Miss Price for M. Warren. RECORD NUMBER OF 1920 PASS Three High Credits Go to Seniors in First French "Written" With a percentage of only 23.31 failed, the'lowest since 1914, 1920 emerged from the first Senior French "written" under flying colors. Statistics which have been kept since 1904 show 1920's record of 73.67% passed and 26.31% failed to be the second best since 1909's unparalleled achievement of 13.37% failed. Three high credits were posted, five credits and eight merits, a record of high grades surpassing 1919"s. The grades are: High credit: M. Frost, M. O'Brien, A. Preston. Credit: M. Lindsay, D. Pitkin, I. Ar- nold, D. Clark, M. Gregg. Merit: M. Butler, '19; A. Coolidge, N. Gookin, H. Kingsbury, D. Rogers, E. Stevens, A. Rood, B. Zilker. Passed: D. Allen, M. B. Brown, M. K. Cary, J. Cochran, J. Conklin, M. Ehlers, L. Hales, H. G. Humphrey, D. Jenkins, A. Moebius, M. Platt, '21; A. Sanford, M. Scott, '19; D. Smith, K. Thomas, F. Uchida, F. von Hofsten, B. Weaver, M. Ballou, L. Davis, M. Healea, T. James, J. Justice, M. Litzinger, M. L. Mall, V. Park. Failed: Z. Boynton, M. R. Brown, H. Ferris, H. Humphreys, H. Hunrting, '19; M. Kinard, M. Porrit, A. Rose, K Town- send, I. Whittier, '19; K. D. Tyler, '19; M. Janeway, '19; C. Keeble, D. Peters, '19; H. Zinsser. The faculty committees for the French and German "orals" are: French, M. Beck, Miss Crandall and Dr. Sanders: German, Dr. Huff and Dr. Bascom. SOPHOMORE PLAY FORMERLY ACTED BY OTI8 8KINNER Sophomore Play to be given in Novem- ber is one in which Otis Skinner has played with Maude Adams and Ethel Barrymore. The cast met at the home of G Skinner Sunday afternoon for tea, and Mr. Otis Skinner read them the play. Dr. Savage, who coached 1017's Senior Play and lgig's Sophomore Play, will be the coach. Pro- ducer, C. Skinner; stage manager, V. Lid- dell, and business manager, M. Rawson. Trustees Meet With C. A. Beard The Religious Life Committee of the board of trustees met with the C. A. board last night, to discuss the work of the Chris- tian Association. Mr. Rufus Jones, Mr. Asa Wing and Mr. Charles Rhoads are on the committee. This is the first time that such a conference has been held between students and trustees. The question of sending delegates to the International Student Volunteer Confer- ence in Des Moines was brought up. The News went to print before the results of the meeting were announced. BANNER TO HANG FOR TENNIS JUNIORS REVIVE HIAWATHA C. A. President to Lead 1920 Elect M. Llndasy and O. Rogers Millicent Carey, president of the Chris- tian Association and Varsity hockey cap- tain, was elected president of the Senior class last Wednesday afternoon. Martha Lindsey was re-elected to the office of vice- president, and Dorothy Rogers was made secretary. Miss Carey was vice-president of 1920 Freshman year, and president Sophomore year. OR. FERREE'8 ACUITY LANTERN IN USE IN NAVAL SCHOOLS Dr. Clarence Errol Ferree demon- strated his apparatus for testing visual acuity at low illuminations before the fifteenth annual meeting of the American Ophthalmological Society held last June in Atlantic City. The lantern if now being used in naval schools, hospitals, and on battleships to test the fitness of men for all kinds of look-out work, for signaling, and for all work requiring acute vision at low illuminations. Clinics also are using the apparatus to test for astigmatism. Vote to Form Class Swimming Squads to Work for Championship Tennis was made a major sport at a meeting of the Athletic Association last Tuesday night. There was some opposi- tion, led by E. Cope, '21, who argued that a game depending on individual ability alone should not equal in importance a game depending on team work; but the motion was finally passed by a large ma- jority. The banner of the class winning tennis will hang on the gymnasium before the basketball season. Swimming it to be organized by squads which will practice to make one of the five swimming classes. Each person making the first class wins 3 points towards the All-Round Athletic Championship; second class, 2 points; third class, 1 point; fourth class, % point; and fifth class, *A point Insignia, designating the number of the class, is to be worn on the bathing suits. TWENTY-EIGHT TRY FOR "NEW8" Twenty-eight Juniors and Sophomores have registered as News reporters to try out for the" editorial board. From 1921 are: K Johnston, K Ward, J. Laftimer, E. Newell, I. Lauer and C. Dimeling; from 1922: M. Rawson, M. Crosby, E. Hall. J. Wright, M. Wilcox, B. Clarke, I. Coleman, P. Smith, E. Wells, O. Floyd, A. Batchelder, C Cameron, M. Vorhees, A. Gabel. E. Finch. K. Peek, E. Brown, C. Skinner. A. Woodruff, J. Palache, F. Bliss and V. Liddell. ALUMN-* FLY CHANNEL Angela Moore. '19. and Helen Reid, 'io, who sailed last month for Europe found a �tries of dock hand* on in London. They were unable to cross the Channel by boat, and lew from London to Paris. Volunteer Organization Must Go Alumnae Association Needs Business Baals Alumna; affairs on a business basis and provision for the expense of an alumnx office and an Executive Secretaryship, was the decision of the Board of Directors. The standing committees of the Associa- tion met by invitation with the board at the regular meeting on October 15th to confer on the budget required by an alumnx office, and the personnel of the Board of Directors to be elected in January. The Quarts. ,'v must be placed on a pay- ing basis, the conference decided. It is now the largest drain on the treasury. The chairman reported the expenses of the finance committee during the first six months of this year had been limited to $457.56. This amount, which docs not indi- cate small contributions, in the way of ex- penses made by class collectors, includes the approximate cost of the drive for the Vic- tory Chair. The conference considered this very small for the $56,000.00 raised for the endowment Since much of the work for the endowment and collections will in future be done by the alumna: office, it was voted that a proportionate amount of the running expenses should be charged against endowment fund collections and paid, as in all money-raising compaigns, from the funds collected, such a charge in no one year to exceed ten per cent of the collec- tions of the year. The Victory Chair campaign last spring proved to the Board the absolute necessity of an alumnae office with an eight-hour day. Since June 15th an alumna- office and an Executive Secretary have taken over much of the routine work of the Treasurer and the Corresponding Secretary. This organi- zation, it is thought, will mean greater effi- ciency and closer co-operation between the various districts. It is hoped to expand materially the scope of the Association. The business long ago outgrew the orig- inal volunteer organization. For a number (Continued on page j, column i > 1921 Finds New Use for War Whoop Baldwin Lucke, Jr., Appears in Spot- light "Something new under the son" in the way of Banner Shows was discovered last Saturday night when 1921 presented the Freshmen with an ingeniously parodied version of "Hiawatha." Following the plot of the original poem, the Juniors told their own life-story through the career of Hiawatha, from his introduction to Gitchie Gumee, or Bryn Mawr, under the care of the old Nakomis, and his adventures on the warpath against the blue Keewees, to his highly sentimental love story with Minnehaha, or 1933. By twisting the lines in a way that must have struck horror into the shade of Long- fellow, the revisers managed to put a good deal of local color into the familiar poem. Low-brow members of the audience, how- ever, missed the catchy music and choruses of former Banner Shows. Unfortunately, such rare lines as "down the Main Line to Paoh" and "lift up your great legs in run- ning," were buried only too assa in well- worn pacns to the forest primaeval. If the action dragged at times through the over-wordiness of the dialogue, the scenery amid which the young Hiawatha grew so rapidly to manhood left nothing to be desired. The totem poles with the class animals, the background of "sky-blue waters" and particularly the glowing camp- tire around which the braves gathered were well executed, and the lighting effect* ex- tremely successful. High lights in the show were Baldwin Lucke, Jr.'s appealing interpretation of the infant Hiawatha, M. P. Kirkland's Medi- cine Man, and E. Cecil's realistic imperson- ation of the sleuthing Pau-puk-keewis, or 192a, who begs Minnehaha to "break tra- dition and fly with him." Not even his gift of the peace pipe, however, could pre- vail upon her when compared with the red tarn offered by Hiawatha. The cast included: Nakomis, or 1919................M. Foote Hiawatha, or 1921----Baldwin Lucke, Jr. E. Kellogg and C Garrison Minnehaha, or 1923...........B. Warburg Pau-puk-keewis, or 192a..........E. Cecil Mudgekeewis, or 1920.........M. Goggin 1921 Brave......................E. Taylor The Comet, Parade Night.. E Kimbrough The Firefly, Lantern Night.. E Sheppard Show Committee�E. Kimbrough, chair- man; E Taylor, E. Cecil, H. Hill, M. Goggin, C. Garrison, L Beckwith, M. Mor- rison. K. Walker. Organized For Two-MilBon Local chairmen and district committees are being rapidly organized for the Endow- ment drive. Alumna: present at a confer- ence held at Bryn Mawr, September 25th and 27th, are now carrying out the general plans. Personal interviews are substituted for advice by mail wherever possible. October 10th, Acting-President Taft and Louise Congdon Francis, president of the Alumna; Association, met a number of Alumnx at a luncheon in Boston at the College Club. Local organization was considered. Among those present were- Mary Rich- ardson Wakott, '06; Katharine Page Lor- ing. '13; Sylvia Scndder Bowditch. 01; Elizabeth Winsor Pearson. "92; Catherine Delano Grant. '11; Susan Walker Fitz- gerald. -93. and Eleanor Little Aldnch, 'OS. A general meeting of the Bryn Mawr Club of Boston followed the meeting and the work of organization was coattsused.
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I'm not always passionate about some of the games I play, but when I am, one of the first things I do after re-watching the best cutscenes and listening to the music score is looking at the concept art. I want to start by posting some of the recent images for Mabinogi Heroes/Vindictus's new 7th class character Hurk (Mabinogi Heroes name, Vindictus name not yet decided as of this post.)
Some things I think about when looking at concept art is 'why didn't they make a costume out of this or that' if a video game has alternate costumes for playable characters. Other times, me and perhaps a few others may end up finding inspiration for certain designs that end up influencing the final product of something being created by my hands or theirs. Concept art also allows us to have somewhat of an insight on what the developers were thinking about at the time, and possibly what their original intentions were and why they had to go a certain direction.
So without further ado, here is Hurk, from Mabinogi Heroes/Vindictus. Oh, and I want to show you DmC Dante's original jacket for DmC Devil May Cry, a jacket I felt that should have been use for his Neo Dante costume, and two other concept art images from the game too.
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Oh, I also had an idea recently about sound. The first modern abduction was the Betty and Barney Hill case, and the aliens did have some trouble subduing Betty and Barney, especially Betty. But all the abduction reports after that indicated that aliens have no trouble subduing humans, even from a distance. I think the Betty & Barney aliens quickly discovered the human off switch during their experiments. That off switch is probably something audible.
Where did I get this idea? From the Ark of the Covenant. Paralyzing the enemy was one of the things the Ark did. And we know the Ark was a communication device, the voice of god. I bet this off switch was put in place by the aliens who created the human race 170,000 - 250,000 years ago, as a safety switch. I wonder what the magic sound is? The military already has sound based weapons so we know the theory is sound, uh reasonable. Scared yet?


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quote:i meant you were subliminally neggin noho.
quote:I'm one of those bs psych majors. I don't fall for subliminals.
quote:I just want you to know that you are just as pathetic as glass for leading the poor horny old man on
quote:leading the poor horny old man on.
quote:keep telling yourself that
quote: I had it as my sig image for several hours the other day.
quote:old man
quote:Hey Wiki
quote:I'm not old... Go troll Berg
quote:I'm fairly confident that after this kid I'll never own a bikini again.........he wasn't nearly as forgiving as my daughter :(
quote:you must have missed it again. I had it as my sig image for several hours the other day.


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Warcraft as a whole: story balance between RTS and MMO
I think part of the problem is that the RTS features these characters, so even when it kills a few (like Terenas Menethil) it offers up a few more. But the MMO features us, ultimately, so when we put down Lady Vashj or Arthas, there's no immediate replacement. To be sure, there have in fact been tons of new faces over the course of World of Warcraft - Ragnaros, C'thun, Nefarian were all first introduced in classic WoW, not the RTS. The problem is, we introduce these characters and then, well, we dispatch them. Sometimes, like Ragnaros, our first encounter with them isn't a final one, but even if we know they'll eventually be back, it's not like their luck will hold out forever. I called this the "Joker problem" once, and to a degree I think it is an issue for the MMO.
However, does it follow that we need an RTS to create stories? Since I think Mists of Pandaria did an amazing job of building up the story, and in fact I'm really much more of a Cataclysm booster than most, I don't agree with that idea. In fact, in many ways, WoW has done more to broaden and expand the Warcraft setting than the RTS ever did.
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This is my favorite Tassimo coffee. I think it taste very much like Starbucks Mocha! I do wish they would make a lite or less sugar version.
February 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by carter41 Love this coffee
My wife just loves this drinks one cup every morning
January 20, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Melo Product Damage
The Mocha was excellent. I loved it. Although, when I opened the package, some of the chocolate syrups were busted open and there was chocolate on the package. I had to throw some of them away. Just thought I would let you know. Thank you for the chance to pass my opinion. I love all my Tassimo products. Also, I would like some more flavored lattes and cappuchinos, for example pumpkin spice cappuchino, cinnamon roll, etc....
January 18, 2015
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3 years, 2 months ago
I'm pretty sure it does have corn syrup. I don't have the exact ingredients anymore because I don't have the outside packaging, but I'm almost certain it had corn syrup.3 years ago
The Mocha syrup has corn syrup solids, high fructose corn syrup, and propylene gylcol according to the packaging label.3 years, 2 months ago
The syurp does contain corn syrup! Misleading answer from CS! Of course the "Coffee" doesn't. This contains a syurp disc and coffee disc! :p3 years, 2 months ago
This coffee does not contain any corn syrup. The ingredients are: coffee3 years, 2 months ago
Can you provide any info as to either of my two questions? I'd like to know what is causing the lack of availability. Have they found out something about the product that we should all know?
Secondly, I have been waiting a month for my order for this item to fill, and to date I have no estimate of the time frame for shipment. Any guidance? This one product was the reason I purchased the brewer, and now I can't get the product.
Secondly, I have been waiting a month for my order for this item to fill, and to date I have no estimate of the time frame for shipment. Any guidance? This one product was the reason I purchased the brewer, and now I can't get the product.
Age: Over 65
Gender: male
3 years, 1 month ago
I'm not from Tassimo, so I can't say for sure, but I would assume the backorder is because the espresso disks are affected by the manufacturing recall? I too would like to know when they're available! I love these drinks. For now you should try making an espresso with Mastro Lorenzo and heating up your own milk with chocolate chips and putting them together. It's really really good, but does take a little more time.3 years ago
As one of the other answers stated, definitely try Bed Bath and Beyond. I was just at my local BBB today and they had tons of this flavor - which I bought half of!I don't work for this company, but have worked in manufacturing for many years and there are generally two reasons for lack of availability for a product - problems with suppliers or equipment issues. The manufacturer may only have one or two machines that run the T-discs and if that machine is down for any reason, you're going to have a product shortage. The same goes for the people who supply the chocolate syrup or the coffee grounds or the printed foil or the injection molded discs - any issues with one component that goes into making this product and you will not be able run.
Hopefully this product won't be on back order for long because it is very delicious!
3 years, 1 month ago
Bed Bath and Beyond usually stocks the Mocha. Maybe thats why its never available on line because stores get first priorityAge: 35-44
Gender: male
3 years, 1 month ago
Tassimo apologizes for any inconvenience this has caused. Unfortunately, due to high demand the Gevalia Mocha is currently unavailable. Tassimo's stock changes on a daily basis and we are working to replenish our stock for our customers.3 years, 1 month ago
I really wish your product descriptions would say if a product has lactose or any milk-derived products. Does the Gevalia Mocha have any lactose in the syrup?
2 years, 3 months ago
Yes, this product has milk in it.Age: 25-34
Gender: female
1 year, 9 months ago
Gevalia Mocha does contain milk.2 years, 3 months ago
Age: 45-54
Gender: female
1 year, 10 months ago
There is nothing on the label indicating nut allergens or shared equipment with nuts. Allergens listed are milk and soy.Age: 25-34
Gender: female
1 year, 9 months ago
We appreciate your interest in our Allergen Labeling Policy.We welcome the opportunity to explain our allergen labeling policy so that you will consider Kraft products with confidence in the future.
Kraft's current global allergen labeling policy requires that major food allergens always be identified within the product ingredient statement using consumer friendly terms. Cross-contact allergen information is also provided when appropriate.
Kraft is in the process of implementing a new allergen labeling policy to add additional emphasis to allergens on product labels.
This new labeling will enhance the visibility of allergens on product labels and simplify information for our consumers.
As of 2007, Kraft Foods Group in the US began implementing this new labeling which features a bolded "CONTAINS" statement placed below the list of ingredients (For example, "CONTAINS: WHEAT, MILK, SOY").
The "CONTAINS" labeling will be applied to all new product introductions and existing product labels will be updated on a flow-through basis.
Other countries and regions are evaluating the best approach for implementing this new policy given differences in regulations and multiple languages on packaging.
Thank you for reaching out to us at Kraft Foods Group regarding food allergens.
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According to the packaging, the Calorie Count is 140 per serving.Age: 45-54
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As the son of the legendary creator of "Candid Camera," Peter Funt is the keeper of literally thousands of historic moments.
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Funt, 63, helped his father sustain the "Candid Camera" franchise after Allen Funt created it – first as a radio program called "Candid Microphone" – in the late 1940s. "Candid Camera," a prototype reality television series which used hidden cameras and microphones to capture subjects in surrealistic moments, ran on CBS from 1960-67 and then in syndication from 1974-79, with Allen Funt as the host.
Peter joined Allen in 1987 and hosted versions of the show from 1998-2004. During all of those years, the Funts never tired of using baseball as a subject on their show.
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Later, in 2001, Peter Funt revisited the baseball theme on the show when Yankees manager Joe Torre allowed Funt to pose as a Commissioner's office representative concerned about the number of times players were spitting during games.
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Today, Funt, who lives in Pebble Beach, Calif., writes a syndicated newspaper column – and continues to inject baseball into his work wherever possible. His love of the game – he is now a Giants fan – led him to travel to the Northeast this week after picking up his son Danny from Georgetown University.
After stopping to see several minor league games, Peter and Danny made their first visit to Cooperstown.
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When Mickey and Yogi did the candid camera stunt I was an actual caddie. at Orchard Hill C.C. in Paramus N.J.. I had forgotten how old I was so I appreciated finding the year in your article. I was 16. I still have the autographs on a score card that Mickey and Yogi signed for me in the parking lot.


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N I . ".V 7 * / THE COLLEGE NEWS VOL. XLI, NO. 12 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1945 Copyright, Truateei of Bryn M�wr College. Mil PRICE 10 CENTS Bryn Mawr Choir, Harvard Glee Club Will Give Concert Harvard Singers Won Fame For Artistic Rendition Of Classics Committee Presents Some Minor Changes For Period of Exams, The Harvard-Bryn Mawr concert to be held in Goodhart on Febru- ary 3, will ^tmtinue the tradition instituted with last year's joint concert in June. The Harvard Glee Club, represented by some 35 voices, will combine with the Bryn^ Mawr Choir for the main concert of the year. The Harvard Glee Club has long been recognized in the music world for its beautiful singing of good �choral music. Founded in 1911, a time when college musical organ- izations concerned themselves with banjos, mandolins, and sentimental music, the club has always main- tained high standards by singing only music of artistic value. Un- der the direction of Dr. Archibald T. Davison, it established its rep- utation through the rendition of major works, such as Bach's "B Minor Mass" and Brahms' "Re- quiem", and minor works, such as Mozart canons and Palestrina's ^�Addramus Te". Fame The fame of the club spread to Europe where seven members made a tour in the summer of 1921. Singing ancient and modern music in cathedrals and concert halls, they were everywhere acclaimed. �eir moving performance before he tomb of the Unknown Soldier is Paris is renowned. Today, despite the war, the Har- vard Glee Club under the direction of Professor A. Wallace Wood- worth, has continued to grow in importance and influence. Known Continued on page 3 The student Curriculum Com- mittee has announced the follow- ing regulations in order to relieve the end-of-term congestion. There are merely two details on the me- chanics side of the Curriculum Committee's schedule. The regulations have required that all term papers be submitted by the time of the last scheduled class; only in special cases and with official authorization is a later date permitted. This is an effort to protect the mid-year period for examination purposes,, as well as to guard against undue postpone- ment of term work. This year, wherever possible, a final date for papers has been set as Monday, January 15. This still allows the normal two weekends after return to college, but frees the last week of classes for course material, pre- liminary to the examination per- iod. In the mid-year period, no ex- aminations have been set for the first Saturday, allowing a free weekend between last classes and the first day of examinations. In- stead, a schedule of small class examinations is set on Wednes- day, January 31. Papers Monopolize Bryn Mawr Vacations As a Few Hardy Souls Venture into Jobs "Experiment" Contest Offers Poetry Prize To any undergraduate with leanings toward poetry, the an- nouncement of a prize contest by the magazine Experiment should be of interest. Experiment offers a prize of $25.00 for the best un- published poem submitted by Feb- ruary 1, 1945. The winning poem Continued on Page 3 Thirtieth Year of College News Publication Shows Editors that No News is '.Good News In the otherwise utilitarian hab- itat of the would-be journalists who comprise the staff of the Col- lege News, the only concession to decoration is a bronze plaque in- scribed as follows: "This tablet is given �by the Class of 1915 in memory of Isabel Foster, A. B. 1915, First Editor ^f the College News". To the alert editorial mind, it occurred that we, un- aware, have been ignoring our thirtieth anniversary, so, belated- ly, we turn to the maiden endeav- ors in the field of misprints and misspellings. Organized in the summer of 1914, published first on September 30, on the opening day of the thir- tieth academic year, the News was sent to press by three Sen- iors, two Juniors, a business man- ager, and a faculty advisor and we wonder how they ever did it. Evidently they had their troubles, for they advertised weekly for re- porters and music or theatre critics, holding office hours daily for , all comers in something known as the Christian Association Room. Business troubles were numerous, since undergraduates began by buying one copy of the News for a. corridor, andaiace. tf�e price-w^s- -torialized "When-wiUr (he college one dollar less. This state of af- learn to take exams sensibly"? fairs did not persist long, how- We can only reply that in thirty ever, for a few months later the years we haven't. News took over Merion for a ban- quet of roast beef and yellow and white ice cream for its forty "heel- ers". Ah, for the good old days! Though different in size and in print, the College News of 1914- 15 was little different from the College News of 1944-45 in con- tent. It recorded a furious battle over cuts; it editorialized over the lethargic attitude of the stu- dents, the poor attendance at chapel; it receded complaints for careless proofr ig; it encour- aged students to do their bit .for the Red Cross on campus. However, it gave a notably larg- er amount of space to sports, of which football was a favorite in- terclass game and to the amaz- ingly active Christian Association, to debating societies, and to alum- nae and faculty notes. It publish- ed lost and found notices for two cents a word, and it waxed hys- terical over "pink tea quizzes", its name for examinations all held then in the Reading Room of the Library, where you were given a pink slip and you searched for a pink desk on which was your par- ticular exam. And in January, the News edi- by Nancy Morehouse, '47 The academic life seems to have cojtJBmed the existence of virtual- ly all Bryn Mawrtyrs, who offer a resigned but firm countenance to visionary papers stacked up before them. Careful research revealed that only three students' available for comment had done, anything dur- ing the vacation productive of "money income" as the economists blithely say, though there are probably a few others in this hap- py group who ducked in their holes as we passed. Marguerite Nose, '45, who also spent her vacation in Bryn Mawr at Bcttws-y-Coed Cot- tage, whiled away her happier mo- ments ringing up the cash regis- ter at Meth's. Freshmen Among the Freshmen, who seem to have made the best record, Car- ol Baker worked in a florist's dur- ing the rush week before Christ- mas. Asked for her impressions, she said they consisted of pricked fingers, a dislike of gardenias ow- Continned on Paee 4 Doda Conrad, Singer Of Wide Reputation Gives Recital at B. M. Music Room, January 9. Dou:i Conrad, Polish Basso of European and American repatation, and now lieutenant in the United States Army, today gave the song recital which he is scheduled to give at Times Hall, N. Y., on January 18. Accompanied by Paul Nordoff, Lt. Conrad, in his varied and in- teresting program, sang songs by Poulenc, Strawinsky, Schumann Ravel, Nordoff, and Chopin. Lt. Conrad, who Volunteered for army service three years ago, wa3 wounded this summer while par- ticipating in the' liberation of southern France. Evacuated, he has been recuperating from his leg rnjjury at Rhoads General Hospi- tal in Utica, N. Y. and is now en Continued on Page 4 B. M. Library Exhibits H. Peirce's Collection The Misses Margaret and Mary Peirce have lent a cartoon collec- tion which belonged to their father for ah exhibition now being held in the Rare Book Room. Mr. Har- old Peirce was a collector of note. Some of hjs rare editions were seen in a 1943 exhibition here when his Kelmscott Press Chaucer and his Doves Press Bible and the output of other famous presses were shown. The present exhibition consists of English and American cartoons, the work of some of the foremost masters of caricature of the 18th and 19th centuries�among others that of George Cruikshank, James Gillray and Thomas Rowlandson. Some of the subjects treated are the naval rivalry between France and England, the life of Napoleon, the decline of Napoleonic power, the division of Europe at the Con- gress of Vienna, the "O.P." riots at John KjT*'i%W-tbeatre�Covent Garden�in 1809, religious car- toons, and American cartoons on incidents in the War of 1812. Students who wish to change their courses must consult Mrs. Grant or Mrs. Broughton. Up- perclassmen should make an ap- pointment with Mrs. Grant; Freshmen with Mrs. Brough- ton. Even those students who discussed changes in their courses last spring or during the first semester must obtain a slip covering the change. All students who do not sign for an appointment before Jan-, uary 25 will be registered as continuing the same courses for the second semester. Students taking second year courses which change at mid- years, namely, History, Philos- ophy and Psychology, should notify the Secretary to the Dean which courses they are electing for the second semester. Any student dropping a course at mid-years, because of having already completed the second semester of the course, should likewise notify the Secretary to the Dean. Any student failing to notify the Dean's office of changes of this nature will be fined one dollar. An appointment sheet for up- perclassmen is posted outside Mrs. Grant's office; an appoint- ment sheet for freshmen, out- side Mrs. Broughton's office. Appointments for upperclass- men begin on Thursday, Janu- ary .11; for Freshmen on Mon- day, January 15. Christina Grant Dean of the College Mrs. Vera M. Dean To Discuss Russia As Park Lecturer A. Borum Commends B. M. Nurses Aides The Nurses' Aide group on cam- pus has been working steadily this fall with encouraging results. Twenty students are taking the course at the Bryn Mawr Hospital, and ^sjjyenteen already - trained Aides are working here and in Philadelphia. Ann Elizabeth Borum, head of the Bryn Mawr College Nurses' Aides, commended the concentrat- ed effort and hard work which has been shownyBythe students taking the course at the Bryn Mawr Hos- pital. "We have been very pleas- ed," she said, "with these people who are carrying a full college course and at the same time are becoming much needed Nurses' Aides. Many of them have devot- ed as much as eight to ten hours a week to the work, and already five have completed the course in an extremely short time: Anne Biddle, Mary Conroy, Elizabeth Corkran, Gwendolyn Lee�e, and Marilyn Raab." The seventeen previously train- ed Aides have been giving satis- factory and dependable work, three in Philadelphia and fourteen at the Bryn Mawr Hospital. They av- eraged three hours a week in Oc- tober, although many gave more time. Anne Orlov worked nine- teen hours, Sibyl Straub eighteen and one-half, and Julia Murray eighteen. L. Due to the tremendous need for Nurses' Aides and the successful results of the work done "thitf 1MI, another course, open to. Freshmen, may be given if enough people wish to take it. Foreign Policy Bulletin Editor And Recent Speaker Here Born in Russia The Undergraduate Association will present Mrs. Vera Micheles Dean as the special lecturer for the Marion Edwards "Park Lecture Fund. Mrs. Dean will speak in �^Goodhart, Monday night, January 15, and her topic will be Russia. 4 Park Fund The/money for The Marion Ed- wards Park Lecture Fund was col- lected by the undergraduates as a farewell present to Miss Park. She preferred to have this money used to establish a special lecture fund in her name. In 1943 Sir Gerald Campbell was the first speaker un- der this fund. Mrs. Dean has already talked at Bryn Mawr once this year when she spoke On The Threshold of World Order at the special Thanks- giving Day assembly. Born- in Petrograd, Russia, she came to this country in 1919. Mrs. Dean re- ceived her B. A. degree at Rad- cliffe in 1925, her M. A. in 1926 at Yale University, and her Ph. D. two years later. She has also re- ceived honorary degrees from Wil- son, Smith, New Jersey College for Women, and the University of Rochester. Author As an author and lecturer, Mrs. Dean is well known, for she has talked, to many schools, colleges and public groups. She has also written New Government in Eur- ope, with J. Buell (1934), and Europe in Retreat, published in 1939. She has contributed to many journals and writes weekly articles for the Foreign Policy Bulletin. A member of both The Foreign Policy Association, and The Re- search Association, Mrs. Dean is now research director as well as editor. Mrs. Dean became an American citizen in 1928, and is a trustee of Radcliffe and Vassar. She served as a special consultant to the Of- fice of Foreign Relief and Rehabil- itation Operations, and was on Director General Herbert Leh- man's personal staff at the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration conference in At- lantic City a year ago. Board of Directors Elects Park, Aldrich Miss McBride has announced 1 two additions to the Board of Dir- ectors of the College, Miss Park and Mrs. Talbert Aldrich. They will join the Board at its next meeting here in March. Miss Park will attend -the -meet- ings in her capacity as President Emeritus, not serving as one of the directors. The college is for- tunate in that the Board meetings will bring Mj'ss Park tjo Bryn Mawr four times a year. Elected as a Director at large, Mr*. Talbert Aldrich of Boston is an alumna of the class of 1905, and has served as alumnae disc- ontinued on Pa*e 4 i v
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In this particular case, I'm talking about Chillingo. This week, they've seen fit to bombard the App Store with all manner of sweetness, starting with a major content update to Feed Me Oil. The new and improved 1.2 version includes a new gravity-flipping mechanic and 15 levels to make use of it in. I seem to recall being rather fond of the game's initial release, and that was well before any of this Newtonian debauchery was added. Now? It's practically like getting a second game for the price of nothing. Or getting two games for a dollar if the user in question hasn't actually bought the game yet.
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Indeed, for an indeterminate amount of time the gorgeous (and apparently quite good) indie platformer NyxQuest will be on sale for a mere dollar. People such as myself who missed out on the initial launch sale have a second chance to fix their mistake and grab this gem on the cheap. Now, at the time of this writing it's still showing the price as $3.99 for some reason, but I've double-checked the App Store and it's most definitely $0.99. "For a Limited Time," of course.


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