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COLLEGE VOL. XXIII, No. 23 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1937 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS Peace Council Led By Francis Deak And Mrs. Wootton *\- Speakers Advocate an Analysis Of Motives Behind Wars And Arbitration PEACE BALLOT RESULTS ARE READ AT MEETING Goodhart Hall, April 22.�Taking as a general, subject what we as mem- bers of an academic community and as citizens of the United States can do to further the cause of peace, Mrs. Barbara Wootton, British economist, who is delivering the Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Lectures, and Mr. Francis Deak, expert in the field of international law, spoke to a large group of students aqd faculty at the first college meeting held under the auspices of the newly formed Peace Council. Miss Esther Hardenbergh, '37, presi- dent of the council and presiding of- ficer at the meeting, introduced the speakers. She expressed the hope that what they had to say would stimulate peace discussions on the campus and make it possible for the college as a whole to take a more intelligent stand on national and international affairs. Explaining her own difficulty and that olNher entire generation, "les mutiles," in speaking about peace with the proper academic detachment, Mrs. Wootton said that our main job at present is to achieve the same critical and constructive attitude toward the problem of war that we are using in our domestic problems. She attempted to make more concrete some of the generalities of the peace question which are often overlooked because of emotion or a tendency to loose sight of essentials in an endless machina- tion of detail. � That peace is the-opposite of war, that all political teaching is close to savagery, containing large magical elements, and that war is not pre- vented merely by the erection of ade- quate machinery for its prevention are three facts which Mrs. Wootton believes must be more generally re- alized before there is peace between the nations of the world. In addition we must analyze the social, economic and psychological motives of war, and bend all our efforts toward an elimi- nation of the conditions which result in conflict. Freedom, democracy, even justice, Continued on Page Five Left to Right: Cornelia Kellogg, '39, as The Mikado; Jeanne Macomber, '37, Yum-Yum; Doris Russell, '38, as Peep-bo; Terry Ferrer, 'Wt as Ko-Ko and us Pitti-Sing; Helen Lee, 'iO, as Donald Farrow as Sword Bearer. Princeton Conference Covers Literary Fields Delegation Had "No Aim" Except Exchange, of Experience * Princeton, N. J., April 24.�Prince- ton University welcomed delegates yesterday to an Intercollegiate Liter- ary Conference which is believed to be the second of its kind ever held. The aim, said the chairman, Thomas Riggs, Jr., '37, was that "there was no aim," except the exchange of experience in collegiate literary fields. Two general sessions and two round table discus- sions were held today and yesterday. In addition to the delegates from about 20 colleges and universities, Princeton" had also asked a group of prominent men in the fields of editing, publishing, drama, poetry, novel and short-story writing and journalism. Among these guests were Gelett Bur- gess, Leland Stowe, Babette Deutsch, Lincoln Kerstein, William Carlos Wil- liams and Joseph Freeman. The Bryn Mawr delegates, Agnes Allinson, '37, and Janet Thorn, '38, attended the two sessions of the journalism conference, where Leland Stowe, correspondent- at-large for the New York Herald- Tribune, was the guest. At 2 p. m. Friday the conference began after general registration with a meeting in Whig Hall auditorium, and speeches by Thomas Riggs, Pro- fessor Hoyt Hudson and Dean Chris- tian Gauss. The first discussion ses- sions were held from 3 to 6 Friday afternoon, and the dinner that eve- ning was at the Nassau Inn. A Continued on Page Five British Unions Show Moderate Attitude Workers' Greatest Achievement I? Day-to-Day Defense^ From Injustice VIOLENT STRIKES CEASE True Southern Hospitality Shown Guests At Hampton's Anniversay Celebration Glee Club "Mikado" Enthralls Devotees Of D'Oyly Carte Terry nenrer's Ko-Ko Rivals Martyn Green; H. Lee Shines In Feminine Lead TRADITIONAL SCENERY PAINTED WITH SKILL Interesting Programs Offered by Interesting Programs Offered By College Organizations Urider the auspices of Mr. J. Henry Scattergobd, treasurer of the Board of Trustees of Bryn Mawr and chair- man of the Board of Trustees of Hampton Institute, three members of Bryn Mawr attended the 69th Anni- versary Celebration of the founding of Hampton Institute last weekend. Clara Hardin, graduate student; Alice G. King, '37, and Lucile Sauder, '39, were the three Bryn Mawr representa- tives and were joined by Mrs. Barbara Wootton on Saturday. Hampton, the first vocational school for Negroes, founded by General Samuel Chapman Armstrong, has grown to tremendous proportions and is now one of the most beautiful and noteworthy colleges in the country. Exhibiting true Southern hospital- ity, students, faculty and administra- tion officers did everything to further the enjoyment of the 100 or more guests at the celebration. The entire college was ori exhibit; students cheer- fully gave up their rooms to visitors, stopped classNwjrk, both in the Phoenix training school and the college proper, to direct and explain; campus organi- zations prepared interesting programs and the famous Hampton Quartet, in all its glory as a sextet sang on sev- eral occasions notwithstanding the strenuous tour they had just com- pleted. A^iighlight of the anniversary ex- ercises was an address by Dr. Am- brose Caliver, Negro education spe- cialist of the United, States Bureau of Education, on the Educational Needs of the Negro. Although Dr. Caliver's text was concerned primarily with-the Negro, much that he said is pertinent to all education. The following ex- cerpts, reprinted from the Southern Workman, illustrate this point: "Now is a new day in the life of the Negro, because .it is a new day in the life of the nation, and Hampton, like every other educational institution, for white and colored alike, must recognize its progress in terms of the requirements of this day." A more sympathetic attitude is necessary toward the vocational school. "Education through occupations com- bines within itself more of the fac- tors conducive to learning than any other method," he stated. Many work- ers are needed and must be trained in the new methods. They must be versa- tile and vpi specialized, and must be able-to correlate thds� things idgJL they have learned. Adaptation, emo- tionally, intellectually and physically, is required of those who would suc- ceed today. Further, their education should and must develop a creative imagination with which students will have the means to "create new jobs Continued on Pace Five Goodhart, April 19.�In the- fourth Shaw lecture, on Workers' Organiza- tions: Achievements and Problems, Mrs. Barbara Wootoon showed the middle-aged moderation of the British Trade Unions, which are an estab- lished part of society. "The unspec- tacular, day-to-day defense* of the workers from little injustices id per- haps their greatest achievement," con- cluded Mrs. Wootton. The fact that all workers' organizations are formed, supported and lead by the workers was also stressed. Intellectual rad- icals have little part in them. The enrollment in unions is about, a fourth of the British workers. The number of members does not increase quite fast enough to keep pace with the population increase, but the unions have steadily gained in internal strength and efficiency. Their power is evidenced by the fact that no or- ganization dealing with workers in any way would be formed without union members, and no labor legisla- tion would be drawn up without con- sultation with union heads. The Cooperative Society is the other great but unobtrusive workers' or- ganization. Distributive stores, to which 40 per cent of the wage-earners belong, are run by the elected repre- sentatives of the consumers, to whom the profits are returned. Every mem- ber has a single vote, regardless of the number of shares he owns. The society also holds "classes" for house- wives to enable the women to escape the home routine for a little while and take part in valuable discussions on education, child phychology, hous- ing and economics. The non-militarism of British trade unions as compared with those in the United States is due chiefly,to the close connection of the unions with the Labor Party, a Constitutional opposi- tion group. The party will not risk unpopularity resulting from small agitations and strikes, often fruitless, but rather waits until it has a firm majority in Parliament and then makes fundamental reforms. Also British unions won long ago most of the rights for which the "infant" American unions are now crying. The Trades Union Act of 1927, passed after the general strike in 1926, forbids sympathetic strikes, strikes to force any political action and restricts picketing. As Mrs. Wootton explained in the discussion in the Common Room, this law would simply be overridden, -if there were rampant discontent and desire for an- other general strike, but it does check ^>B*rg^feh(T violence. The unions have enormous control over peaceful working problems. Many of them have judicial functions, some administer relief and carry out other government activities, and all play a vital part in every agreement on wages, hours and conditions. They Continued on Page Six "COLLEGE CALENDAR Wednesday, April 28.�Indus- trial Group picnic. Thursday, April 29.�Sheble Lecture. Mr. George Lyman Kittredge will speak on Shak- espeare's Villains. Friday, April 30.�Little May Day. Philosophy Club Meeting. Common Room, 4.15. Spanish play. Common Room, 7.30. Cultural Olympics. Gymna- sium, 7.30. Saturday, May I.�German Oral. Taylor Hall, 9. Square Dance". Gymnasium, 8. Graduate Dance. Common Room, 9. Sunday, May 2.�Yale Pup- peteers. Deanery", 5. Sunday evening service. Mu- sic Room, 7.30. * Monday, May's.�Fifth- Shaw lecture by Mrs. Barbara Woot- ton. Goodhart Auditorium, 8.30. Tuesday, May i.�Philosophy Club Meeting. Common Room, 8. Current Events. Common Room, 7.30. Thursday, May 6.�John Ma- son Brown's lecture for the bene- fit of the Theater- Workshop Fund. ^^ Friday, May 7.�Camera Club Exhibit. Common Room. Saturday, May 8. � Maids' and Porters' Play, the Cat and the Canary. Goodhart Hall. Sunday, May 9.�Mr. Ellis Ames Ballard's talk on Kipling- Deanery, 5. Monday, May 10.�Sixth Shaw- lecture by Mrs. Barbara Woot- ton. Goodhart Auditorium, 8.20. Tuesday, May 11.�German movies. Goodhart, 8.15. Goodhart Hall, April 2b�O modi- fied rapture,�rapture from the pure spectator, modified by the not-impure- but-somewhat-exacting critic. Its cause is The Mikado, resulting in . speechless admiration and muscle- bound hands. And this in spite of an imaginary yardstick which measured relentlessly. For we are D'Oyly Carte lovers, we prostrate ourselves at the shrine of Martyn Green; and we digested and found nothing want- ing. As not-impure, etc., critics, however, we must dissect the Glee Club's tri- umphant performance, focusing our microscopic eye primarily on the Voice. By a process of logical deduc- tion we reached a conclusion. First we considered that woman is endowed with rapidly-vibrating vocal chords, which delight in the nebulous region of high C. we next came to the realization that the laws of physics can be subtly twisted but not broken. After that tfe forgot all about the laws of physics. Our ear ceased to listen for the slow vibrations of manly vocal chords, and was amazed and pleased by nature's versatility when tenor Ko-Ko uttered a soprano Tit- WHIouk Martyn Green could never do that. The crude laurels must be plucked for Helen Hartman, '38, as Nanki- Poo. Gilbert and S,ullivan heroes are invariably stylized. They cannot be funny, they must never overact. And they must always be beautiful youths, composite loversNind heroes, with lov- ing and heroic, but seldom jolly songs to sing. If one adds these difficulties to those of singing a tenor part, one can glow appreciatively at Helen Hartman's success in overcoming them. The Mikado (Cornelia Kellogg, '39), and Ko-Ko (Terry Ferrer, '40), worked miracles in the way of aUcfible articulation. Huldah Cheeky *38, made the most lovable Pooh-Bah we have ever seen. She descended to the lowest of low notes with no more effort than pom- pous old Pooh-Bah himself would have done. The easier task of being femininely feminine rested on the shoulders of Continued on Page Six INEZ MUNOZ TRACES RISE OF SPANISH WAR (Especially contributed by Mary Dimock, '39.) Radnor, April 21. � Miss Inez Munoz, a Spanish social worker in Philadelphia, traced the history of the war in Spain, showing the political changes within the government that preceded the rebellion. In speaking of the present situation, she dealt mainly with the spirit of the govern- ment forces, of the international corps of volunteers and of the members of fascist countries, unable to partici- pate in the Spanish war, but protest- ing the rebellion in Spain from their own countries. Miss Munoz stressed her conviction that the war in Spain is not a^war of Fascism vs. Com- munism, but Fascism vs. Democracy. Miss Munoz was the first of a series of speakers invited by a newly formed committee of faculty and .-.ludents in- terested in the victory of the Spanish government. The purpose of the com- mittee is to study and discuss the Spanish war arid n? implications. HAVERFORD PRESENTS "PETRIFIED FOREST" Faculty and Staff Meeting There will be a meeting on campus .of the faculty and staff of the 1937 Bryn Mawr Sum- mer School May 15 and 16. (Release from "Cap and Bells" Publicity Bureau.) The Petrified Forest by Robert Sherwood will be presented this Fri- day evening by the Cap and Bells Club of Haverford College at 8.15 in Rob- erts Hall. Students from Bryn Mawr have the feminine roles. Miss Vir- ginia Lautz, '37, will play the leading role of Gabby Maple. Miss Margaret Otis, '39, and Miss Ellen Matteson, - '40, are also in the cast, taking the parts of Mrs. Chisholm and Paula, re- spectively. The director is Mr. Barent Landstreet, a leader of the Little Theater movement in Philadel- phia. The play is about Gabby Maple, daughter of the proprietor of a com- bined gas station and barbecue stand on the Arizona desert. Allan Squier, a disillusioned and consumptive novel- ist, played by Anthony Pooje, falls in love with her. When the stand isV held up by a band of gangsters. Allan gives up his \i[v tha^Ga^by may have i7........^rrfonv*fr"IW!uranee policy to fulfill her Hitistic ambitions. � The P, tritird Forest was originally produced on Broadway four seasons ago. with Leslie Howard in the lead- ing role. He has also appeared in the movie version with Bette Davis. Tickets for the Saturday night per- formance are priced at $1.25 and $.75.
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The College News Volume III. No. 14 BRYN MAWR, PA., JANUARY 24, 1917 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR Wednesday, January 24 9.00 a. m.�Mid-year examinations be- gin. Saturday, January 27 8.00 p. m.�Moving pictures in the gym- nasium for the benefit of the Endowment Fund, arranged by 1919. Sunday, January 28 6.00 p. m� Vespers. Speaker, C. M. K. Applebee. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. William Sullivan, D.D., of the Unitarian Church of All Souls, New York. Saturday, February 3 11.00 a. m.�Meeting of the Alumnae As- sociation in Taylor Hall Wednesday, February 7 9.00 a. m.�Second Semester begins. 7.30 p. m.�Bible Class. Speaker, Dr. Mutch. Mission Class. Speaker, Ryu Sato '17. Friday, February 9th 8.00 p. m.�Lecture in the gymnasium by Alfred Collins, Esq. Saturday, February 10 8.30 p. m.�Performance of "David Oar- rick" by the Class of 1913 for the benefit of the Endowment Fund. Sunday, February 11 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker, M. M. Carey '20. Saturday, February 24 8.00 p. m.�Freshman Show. $50 MADE BY 1919 Second Movie Show Draws Crowd THIRD SHOW SATURDAY The second moving-picture show under the auspices of 1919 in the gymnasium last Saturday cleared $50 for the Endow- ment Fund. A third show will be given next Saturday. Piano and drum of the Sophomore Or- chestra supplied music for dancing before the show began, and supplemented the films in approved "movie" fashion. Pathe Current Events showed scenes from both the Eastern and Western thea- tres of war, the preparations of the stu- dents at Carlisle University for the presidential inauguration, and other scenes of present day interest. Current Events from Simp City, Texas, and Soupbone, Minnesota, as shown by the "Boob Weekly", an animated cartoon, drew enthusiastic applause. Another car- toon, "Hard, Cold Winter", chilled the au- dience to the bone. "The Bugler of Algiers", a film en- dorsed by Sir Gilbert Parker, closed the program as the feature of the evening. It was the tale of an Evangeline of the war of 1871. The most interesting scenes were those showing her Zouave brother and lover fighting in Algiers. PETITION TO TRU8TEES RESCINDED Self-Gov Adopts Executive Board's Amendment to Social Engagement Ruling HOT DISCUSSION PRECEDES ACTION The most striking aspects of last Wednesday's Important Self-Government meeting, called to reconsider the previous week's vote to petition the Trustees of Bryn Mawr to strike out of the Self-Gov- ernment regulations Resolution I, regard- ing social engagements with men of the faculty, were: first, the Association's unanimous vote to rescind the motion to petition the Trustees; second, the Execu- tive Board's motion that Resolution XI be amended to read that "Students shall have no social engagements with the fac- ulty and staff except as determined by a liberal interpretation of the Executive Board subject to the approval of the As- sociation Bitting as a legislative body"; and third, the final passage of this motion and its adoption as a resolution. The dis- cussion was unusually well ordered and animated. C. Stevens '17, president of the Asso- ciation, opened the meeting by explaining that the reconsideration of the petition was the first business to be dealt with and that if the petition were rescinded the As- sociation could then consider the four possible solutions of the question. These were enumerated as (1) the Board's amendment (given above), (2) that Reso- lution XI stand as amended at the last meeting (that students make no social engagements with unmarried men of the faculty), (3) that Resolution XI be struck out. (4) that Resolution XI be adopted as it stood before last week's amendment (that students make no social engage- ments with men of the faculty). This order of business was followed. (Continued on Page 6) MOVIES OF WILD ANIMALS Mr. Alfred Collins Will Tell How He Crossed the Andes A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS Rockefeller Hall has become a zoo or a toy shop�and the Freshmen have found a new way to raise money for the Endowment Fund. Those returning from Chapel Sunday evening were confronted by a veritable jungle of "wild animals I have known". Stretching the length of two corridors beasts of every description and manufacture, from wooden whales to woolly rabbits, gated meekly at their owners pleading to be redeemed for a penny. The Endowment Fund was raised fl.M by this unusual assemblage Mr. Alfred M. Collins, who will speak Friday evening, February 9th, In the Gym- nasium, on "Across South America", Is a hunter and explorer of some note. His ! reels are made from his own photographs. His famous collection of game was exhib- ited in the Merlon Cricket Club at Haver- ford, and he is now building a house for it across from the Infirmary. He goes to Africa this spring. Mr. Collins was sent to South America on the Collins-Day South American Expc- dition by the Field Museum in Chicago and the Museum of Natural History in 1 New York. Mr. B. Garnett Day and a naturalist from each.museum, were the other members of the party. The expedition started in 1914 from Mollendo. on the west coast of Peru, crossed the Andes and travelled down the Amazon to the coast, reaching civilization in the spring of 1915. This trip was made through the Jungle, 4000 miles, in the midst of the rainy season, when most of the ground was inundated. The moving pictures which Mr. Collins . will give, were taken by himself. On ac- count of the moisture it Is very difficult to preserve negatives and these are al- most the only ones which have come out of that country. Mr. Collins was on the original com- | mlttee of the Community Center and is a member of the Main Line Citizens' Asso- ciation. WALTER DE LA MARE LECTURES ON MAGIC IN POETRY Rupert Brooke Described�His Work and Personality READS SEVERAL OF OWN POEMS "He came, you saw, he conquered". So Mr. Walter de la Mare, who spoke Friday on "Magic In Poetry" under the auspices of the English Club, said of his friend Rupert Brooke. In spite of the title of the lecture, the most interesting part was Mr. de la Mare 's account of his friend. He is in this country to raise money for the Rupert Brooke Memorial. After the lecture he read several of his own poems. Mr. de la Mare confessed at the outset that poetry and magic could not be closely defined. "Mere words are not poetry", he said. "All the best words are In Webster. Poetry is the accord of thought and feeling". The magic in poetry has a purely personal meaning, and we can only get the magic In poetry by living what we read as the poet lives what he writes. "This magic puts back into the realm of the mysterious much that Sci- ence has taken out of it". Rupert Brooke a Disciple of John Donne In Introducing Rupert Brooke as the chief matter of his lecture, Mr. de la Mare spoke of him as the disciple of John Donne in his self-revelation. "His poems are charged with the magic of personality, he shares his secrets with the world as if a boy had turned out the astonishing con- tents of his pockets before going to bed. He had an alert, serenely eager, questing face that recalled the Golden Age". Ru- pert Brooke's 'three best things' ", Mr. de la Mare said, "were 'to read, to write, and to live poetry'". After the lecture he read some of his poems from a volume called "Peacock Pie: for Children of Every Age", and also "The Listeners" and "The Keys of the Morning". Great Control of His Medium Mr. de la Mare is Identified with the Georgian movement. In the opinion of Dr. Savage, "As a poeL Mr. de la Mare is placed by critics in that group of mod- ern writers whose work combines with a deft choice of the actual in material a significance always deeper, often mys- tical. His verse is among the most mu- sical of the present day. A fine ear, an unusually true sense of the value of lan- guage as an instrument for delicate poetic expression, a high skill in weaving sounds into plain or complex metrical patterns� all well exemplified in "The Listeners"� make up an equipment which has given him an almost uncanny control over his medium. He selects, moreover, in a marked degree, material which, if one ac- cepts his initial terms, as in the "Song of the Mad Priest", seems not alone natural but inevitable. Mr. de la Mare's lecture on "Magic in Poetry" is at its best when I it is taken as a commentary upon his own work; and, per contra, his own work. which might he called magically trans- muted life, is best appreciated in the light of '.Magic In Poetry1 " Mr. de la Mare came to America to re- ceive, as one of Rupert Brooke's heirs, the Holland prize from Yale. This prize is to be awarded every two years for literature, sculpture, painting or some kind of art. and was awarded for the first time to Rupert Brooke It consists of a sum of money and a medal which Mr. de la Mare will carry back to Rupert Brooke's mother. PHENOMENAL SWIMMING-MEET Freshmen Smash All Individual Records CHAMPIONSHIP L08T BY SENIORS AFTER THREE YEARS OF VICTORY 1917, after carrying off the honors in the swimming-meet for three successive years and winning more points than any other class in the first series this year, was forced to retire before the terrific crawl of the Freshmen last Friday night. The Seniors captured the relay and the dives, as before, but could not better the speed swim records established by 1920 last week. Making a splendid showing in every event the Freshmen rapidly caught up with and passed the Seniors, stealing 9 points from 1917's former total and 3 from that of the Sophomores. They won 57 points In all. Individual Championship Tied The "bright particular stars" were M. S. Cary '20 In the first meet and K. Town- send '20 in the second, who tied for indi- vidual championship with 21 points apiece. M. Brown '20 won third place with 10 points and E. Dulles '17 came next, having taken two second places and one third in the speed swims�9 points. K. Townsend won both the front swims, beating E. Dulles and M. Scattergood "17. each of whom broke the 68 ft. front rec- ord last week. M. S. Cary took all the honors in back-swimming. Diving Better Than Last Week Higher than the highest number of points awarded a fancy diver in the meet last week was the 37.71 given M. Scatter- good '17 for her front somersault, back (Continued on Page S) SECOND VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE TO BE ON JOURNALI8M Woman Reporter Discussed by European Correspondent The second vocational conference for {women will be held Thursday, February 8tb. at the Curtis Building on Independ- ence Square. The "Woman Reporter" I will be described by Miss Ernestine ; Evans, of the New York Evening Post. Magazine, proof reading and publishing I will be the subjects. Mrs. Cornelius Ste- vensen, better known as "Peggy Shlp- ' pen", will preside. Miss Evans, now on the Evening Pott, i is a graduate of Chicago University. She lias twice been sent to Europe, once to Belgium as correspondent for the New York Tribune. She also went West on the Hughes special. editorial work will be descrilie.i i Miss Elizabeth Cutting, of the North American Review, and the technical Journal by Miss Agnes Laut. of the Forum. The editor of Vogue will speak on the woman's paper. Miss Adelaide Neall. Bryn Mawr '06, who does manuscript and proof reading for the Curtis Publishing Company, will speak. The Curtis Publishing Company is giv- ing the use of their auditorium for the meeting. This building is well known for the Maxficli! I'arrish mural paintings in the employees' dining-room. The Curtis Company has an extensive welfare and vocational bureau which, instead of dU charging unsatisfactory employees exam- ines their capabilities and gives theai more suitable and congenial occupation
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Sunday 11 May 2014, Trafalgar Square, London. The LSO, live and free in the open air. Join us!
Behind the scenes at BMW LSO Open Air Classics 2013
A look behind the scenes at the 2013 BMW LSO Open Air Classics concert and why we play for free in one of London's busiest landmarks: Trafalgar Square.
BMW LSO Open Air Classics, Trafalgar Square, May 2012
This film documents the BMW LSO Open Air Classics concert in 2012, looking behind the scenes at what it took to put on an event this size in one of London's busiest landmarks.
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5 50 Shades Betterbookywookylou | 15/06/2012 | See all bookywookylou's reviews (19)This book is HOT! I downloaded this to my E Reader as I was looking for something else after finishing 50 Shades and I have to say - this book is SO much better.Eva is just such a fantastic character - I actually found her a lot more convincing than Ana in 50 Shades, as she's stronger and knows her own mind. Both Eva and Gideon have suffered in the past and are the ultimate star crossed lovers. I found it to be a deeply intense and romantic novel, beautifully written and well crafted. I can't recommend it highly enough.
3 A little disappointingDimples27 | 29/07/2012 | See all Dimples27's reviews (1)After reading fifty shades I saw this book and sign in shops saying it was a must read for fifty lovers. I thought the book was good but not as good as fifty shades. It disappointed me alittle as when reading this book it felt like i was re-reading some parts of fifty shades. The book is good but for me fifty shades was alot better.
5 fantastic!pluto2001 | 19/07/2012 | See all pluto2001's reviews (1)totally agree with the other review, I was looking for something else after fifty shades and thought that it would not be as good as 50 but this book was so much better. if you loved fifty shades then read this. cant wait till october for the next one.
5 really loved itMotiok | 27/01/2013 | See all Motiok's reviews (1)I brought this after finishing 50 shades of grey and I love it. Don't get me wrong, I prefer 50 shades as I really enjoyed the love story and I felt that Eva and Gideon's story was a bit quick thats all!But apart from that I really enjoyed it, the writing is good and it gives a good overall romance story. I would definatley reccommend this to anyone looking for something after finishing 50 shades.
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STATUS: Meetings every half hour and running on 6 hours of sleep a night on average. Yep, that's Bologna!
What's playing on the XM or iPod right now? I PUT A SPELL ON YOU by Bryan Ferry
Three days at Bologna and here's what I can tell you.
On the plane over, people were talking about the next hot trend being about geeks in young adult fiction. Geeks transforming. Geeks not transforming but still winning the girl or the day. Geeks in love.
Do I think it's the next hot trend? I haven't got the faintest idea.
It's definitely clear that foreign editors are feeling the drain of paranormal romance in YA being hot for so long but even with that, they say it's still selling well in Germany, UK, and France. Editors don't seem to be buying a lot of it at the moment though.
Since I'm here with Marie Lu to meet with her very excited foreign publishers (the trilogy has been sold in to 22 territories and counting), we are, of course, asking if dystopian is hot abroad.
The verdict is undecided. HUNGER GAMES fever is definitely sweeping the world but whether that will translate into other dystopian novels also becoming hot has yet to be proven. Well, I've got my fingers crossed for June and Day…
Hands down, for middle grade DAIRY OF A WIMPY KID works amazingly in every country but Russia. Guess they like big burly guys instead of wimps?
Some pics!
Anita and I at entrance of the Fair.
Me with Sara's amazing client Stefan Bachmann and the brand spanking new cover for his wonderful middle grade gothic steam punk: The Peculiar
Marie Lu and her Taiwan Publisher Sharp Point! Marie was a rock star. She did the whole meeting in Chinese. (Marie is second person from right.)
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jwebb wrote:Well, it definitely was not a hoax, I have been there, it actually happened kid... Judging by the picture you probably meant inside job, that is a different matter, I sure hope it wasn't.
The evidence that suggests it was ( inside job ) is overwhelming to the point of becoming asinine, something beyond ridiculous.. Many from within, those we've no knowledge of, have been silenced.....I've learned through a few writers that the list is a long one.
Many people in the intel community claim it was a combination of entities that pulled it off.....Yes the rogue US Government was very well aware.
If you think back about what happened shortly after the event to those who spoke freely because of being " out of the loop " it may ring a bell or two.
Why do you think OBama wanted to try the scapegoat...operative, in open court in NY City? Think about it....Many who serve and protect this country, KNOW exactly why he suggested that..............
Now think about what happened as a result of that suggestion. Think about where he's being tried and who is invited and who is not, where they need to go watch it on the flat screen.
Sorry dude but that ain't much hope.


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The Agricultural Act of 2014 establishes the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP).
It repeals CCPI. For more information on RCPP, please visit the RCPP web page.
The Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative (CCPI) is a voluntary conservation initiative that enables the use of certain conservation programs along with resource of eligible partners to provide financial and technical assistance to owners and operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands. After announcement, eligible producers located in an approved project area may submit an application for any of the following available programs, which may be approved for assistance:
Under CCPI, the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) enters into partnership agreements with eligible entities that want to enhance conservation outcomes on agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands. The Secretary of Agriculture has delegated the authority for CCPI to the NRCS Chief.
As allowed by the 2008 Farm Bill (2008 Act), NRCS may make Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP), Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP), and Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) program resources available to owners and operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands who are located in an approved CCPI project area. As authorized by Congress, this is not a grant program to partners. This is a program whereby partners with approved projects will enter into multi-year agreements with NRCS to help enhance conservation outcomes on agricultural lands and private nonindustrial private forest lands. One purpose of CCPI is to leverage resources of certain Federal government programs along with services and resources of non-Federal partners to implement natural resource conservation practices. Proposals submitted by eligible partners are evaluated and competitively ranked for consideration of NRCS program to support the project. The RFP published to the Federal Register outlines the process and requirements partners must use to submit proposals and CCPI requirements. The RFP also provides details regarding which programs are offered and funding availability each fiscal year.
Specific program information may be found at each of the programs websites: Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) Conservation Stewardship Program(CSP)
Federally recognized Indian Tribes, State and local units of government, producer associations, farmer cooperatives, institutions of higher education, and nongovernmental organizations (NGO) with a history of working cooperatively with producers. Refer to the RFP for more details regarding partner eligibility, including specific requirements for NGOs. Individual producers are not eligible to submit a partnership proposal.
Owners and operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands are eligible to apply for program benefits offered through CCPI. In order for a producer to be considered for financial assistance through a CCPI partner agreement, the land associated with a program application must be located within an approved CCPI project area. Only producers who are eligible for EQIP, WHIP or CSP may receive financial assistance through these programs. When announced and available refer to Fact Sheets and visit the NRCS program website in the state where located for information how and when to apply to the EQIP, WHIP and CSP programs. For more detail regarding eligibility and application requirements contact your local NRCS field office.
For CCPI, the 2008 Act requires that 6 percent of the funds for EQIP and WHIP and 6 percent of the allowed acres for the CSP programs be reserved for support of producer contracts approved under this authority. Information and conditions for the Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative (CCPI) and potential funding available can be found in notice of request for proposals (RFP) published in the Federal Register and posted to this web site. If funds are available, NRCS will make Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP), Wildlife Habitat Incentive Program (WHIP) and Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) benefits available to owners and operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands who participate in approved CCPI project areas. Please note that the amount of financial assistance provided to support prior year approved projects and new proposals approved through the current year RFP will change each fiscal year depending upon evaluation of partner performance, appropriations and agency priorities. Each fiscal year, NRCS will announce the amount of CCPI financial assistance available.
Eligible partners may submit proposals per the requirements of the RFP. Through a competitive process, the proposal will be evaluated and ranked with all other current fiscal year proposals. After evaluation, if the partner proposal is selected for funding, NRCS will develop a partnership agreement which will outline the general requirements of NRCS and the partner. Information about the competitive evaluation process is contained in the published RFP.
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The CCPI-CBW provides technical and financial help to owners and operators of agricultural and non-industrial private forest lands in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. This help will support conservation objectives in the watershed. The conservation objectives are to control erosion and reduce sediment and nutrient levels in surface and ground water.
The State Conservationist or Chief will enter into multi-year partnership agreements with the selected, eligible partners which may include:
NRCS will enter into partnership agreements with the partners whose applications are selected to provide financial and technical assistance to owners and operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest lands to address priority natural resource concerns in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed.
The following states are eligible to apply for CBW-CCPI partnerships: Delaware, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia. Special priority consideration will be given to applications/projects in the watersheds of the Susquehanna, Shenandoah, Potomac (North and South), and Patuxent Rivers. Special priority consideration will be given to applications / projects in designated Hydrologic Unit Coordinate (12-digit HUC) priority watersheds.
The proposals will be evaluated through a competitive process and in accordance with the criteria established in the RFP. After the Chief approves and announces the proposals selected, agricultural producers and nonindustrial private forest landowners (NIPFs) within the approved project areas may submit applications directly to NRCS for one or both of the following programs that are approved for the project: EQIP or WHIP.
This is not a grant program, and all Federal funds made available through this request for proposals will be paid directly to producers through program contract agreements. No technical assistance funding may be provided to the partner through the CBWI-CPI partnership agreement. However, if requested by a partner whose proposal has been selected, the State Conservationist may consider entering into a separate contribution agreement with the partner to provide funding for delivery of technical services to help agricultural producers and NIPFs participate in an approved project. Individual agricultural producers and NIPFs are not eligible for CBWI-CPI partnership agreements. No Federal CBWI-CPI funding may be used to cover administrative expenses of partners. Administrative activities include any indirect or direct costs relating to submitting or implementing the project proposal.
NRCS Approved Natural Resource Concerns is a list of the NRCS approved natural resource concerns which partners may propose to address in the project area as requested in the partnership proposal.
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Plans to demolish former Carlisle pub an 'act of vandalism' - claim
Last updated at 17:31, Thursday, 17 January 2013
Plans to demolish a Carlisle pub have been branded an "an act of vandalism" by a former city MP.
Eric Martlew made the comments after learning that Cumbrian Properties want to knock down the Rose & Crown in Upperby and replace it with semi-detached houses.
Developers have insisted that everything possible has been done to save the rundown "eyesore" and that demolition is the best and safest option.
The real vandals, they say, are the thieves and squatters who have broken in while English Heritage considered its future.
It was one of several pubs built and designed by Harry Redfern in the late 1920s and early 1930s as part of the Carlisle and District State Management Scheme.
But Mr Martlew, who lives in a former State Management brewery on Caldewgate, has hit out at the plans.
"We don't make enough of the State Management Scheme: it was unique," he said.
"We go on about the Romans but the Romans were in loads of places. The State Management was only in Carlisle.
"I'm saddened to think that the Rose and Crown could be knocked down and I don't know if anything could be done to protect it. I think it's an act of vandalism."
But Adrian Hogarth, of Cumbrian Properties, said that he was prepared to meet with Mr Martlew to explain the reasons behind the plans.
He said: "It's an eyesore and the longer it's left, the more of an eyesore it will become.
"Every attempt has been made to do something with the property.
"But it's being vandalised by people who are accessing it and it's being destroyed: they are the real vandals."
Mr Hogarth also provided the News & Star with a letter from English Heritage which said that the secretary of state for culture, media and sport had decided not to add the pub to a the list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest.
Mr Hogarth said it had taken six months for experts to consider whether or not to add it to the list. In the meantime squatters had been inside, the central heating system had been ripped out and lead taken off the roof, he said.
Residents living nearby were saddened by the plans.
Steven McMillan, 48, who lives next door to the old pub had mixed feelings.
He said: "It's a good-looking building but it would be more secure if houses were built there.
"Ideally I would like to see someone make it into a nice house or flats but keep the original plans."
Another resident living nearby said that to demolish it would be a "waste of a good building."
Ian Boothman, 70, of Woodside North, off Brisco Road, used to play darts in the pub when it was under state control in the 60s.
He said: "I'm amazed. I can't believe it. I know pubs are struggling but I'm sure they can do something better than knock it down. It's ridiculous.
"Some pubs are converted into accommodation. Why can't they do that? It's a good building."
He added: "I hope it [the demolition] doesn't go ahead because they will be making a mistake."
First published at 17:24, Thursday, 17 January 2013
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Kate: the Horse & Farrier is listed which is why it can't be knocked down. As regards the Rose & Crown, it doesn't have a bowling green; there were houses built on it years ago & it's not been badly vandalised as has been claimed, it's been secured with steel shutters since it closed. As it is one of the Redfern pubs it is a unique part of Carlisle's history & should be retained because of that.
I used to work with a guy that drove the Shirehorse drawn dray wagons for Carlisle State Management scheme. The nice smell of beer being made in their Caldewgate brewery. That's decades ago, times have moved on. It may now seem a futile financial 'For Sale' return when years ago they were bought amass from CSMS, with so many inns having now been converted into homes but many have had a well run past mileage out of them by breweries. Breweries are in some degree are now run these days on a international scale and have no any interest in areas that may not reap the passing trade of tourism and locals when they can sell their products at greater impact elsewhere. Cheers to the Rose and Crown. Another Carlisle pub bites the dust.
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