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bionic wrote:so..about underground bases and such..
do you remember the Taos hum and the like?
I always wondered if that had anything to do with underground stuff
This is a topic I've never heard of. After reading the Wikipedia article I have to say it's very strange. Reports that it's mostly heard by men (implying it's gender specific) and sounds like "a distant idling diesel engine" make it worth investigating. Although the mainstream explanations could also explain them.
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��� f\" � � � College News Z-815 VOL. XXVI, JMo. 18 BRYN MAWR ami WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1940 Copyright, Trustees of Bryn Mawr College, 1940 PRICE 10 CENTS Frost names Self-Expression As Goal of Life Goodhart, March 25.�"I would like to make everyone I meet real- ize that the height of life comes in moments of expression, either writ- ten or oral," said Robert Frost in the last lecture of the College Entertainment Series. There are three times, he continued, when self expression heightens life: in binding a bargain, in reconciling a difficulty, and in justifying a course of action. An interest in self expression, said Mr. Frost, should be aroused through education. In bringing up children, emphasis should be placed oil. good poetry as well as on good prose, although it is difficult to teach a child set standards by which to prove that a poem is good or bad. Mr. Frost then presented several tests to which he subjects all poetry. The first test determines whether or not the rhyme and metre fall naturally and spontane- ously upon the ear. In real poetry the rhyme word is as inevitable as the last syllable of a ten syllable word. For Mr. Frost the form is important because it adds a certain zest and challenge to the writing. "Free verse," he said, "is like playing tennis with the net down." Continued on Page Two College Legislature Offers Election Plan March 25.�At the meeting of the college Legislature, resolutions were passed concerning the elec- tions of the presidents and vice- presidents of the Self-Government and Undergraduate Associations and the positions of the Self-Gov- ernment secretary and treasurer. Before going into effect these reso- lutions must be passed by a two- thirds majority of the college and approved by the Board of Trustees. It was felt that with the growth of the college, the present system of elaptions is inadequate as well as confused. Under the proposed plan, the Junior Class would elect, at one meeting, four nominees for each of the offices of Self-Govern- Contlnued on Pare Three \News Gnashes Teeth, Jiewails Loss of BosseS ELIZABEHH POPE SPENCER TO GIVE DEANERY LECTURES ON MODERN POETRY Theodore Spencer, professor of English at King's College, Cam- bridge, and visiting lecturer this year at Harvard University, will give a series of three lectures at the Deanery starting April 9. The subject will be The Present State of Poetry. * Mr. Spencer is a recognized au- thority on modern literature, par- ticularly poetry, and as a critic has had many of his essays included in contemporary anthologies. Besides this he is interested in Elizabethan and early seventeenth century po- etry, and wrote Death and the Eli- zabethan Tragedy on this subject. He has also written poetry of his own, some of which has appeared in the New Yorker, The series of lectures will be given on April 9, 16 and 23 in the Deanery at 4.30 P. M. Subscrip- tion tickets are five dollars, but Bryn Mawr undergraduates will be admitted free of charge. L Cheney r-in-Chief of the News, Cheney made our little sheet this year a more vital part of the Col- lege than it has been for many a day. How she did it we do not know, but to carry on her tech- nique fs one of our more burning desires. Practically an "unknown" this time last year (see News, March 15, 1939), Cheney rapidly blos- somed into fame. She was half in charge of the Finland Common Room discussions and was whip- cracker to promote Senior activity in interclass swimming and basket- ball. We regret to state, however, that as Rhoads fire-captain she showed a deplorable temerity every time the alarm went oft*. Aside from her participation in the above-mentioned noteworthy fields, Cheney is also a member of the A. S. U., and of the Varsity basket- ball squad, though this last, they tell us, is because she is a friend of the captain. EMILY CHENEY Elections Undergraduate Association: Vice-President, A Stokes. Peace Council: President, H. Resor, '42. Secretary, M. Gumbart, '42. Laek of Funds Caused Sale of B. II. Community Center By Elizabeth Crozier, '41 One of the volunteers coming into the Bryn Mawr Community Center on a busy Saturday morn- ing in 1917 remarked, "Why, the Community is so thick that you can't see the Center!!' A total of 4367 children, or an ajverage of 100 a day, enjoyed the benefits of the Community Center. The Community Center started in the spring of 1915. It was definitely a community undertak- ing with no one group predomi- nating to the exclusion of any other. All parts of the .town sup- ported it. Dr. David Wilbur Horn, a Bryn Mawr citizen, was its first president, and Miss Hilda Smith, now Director of the Hudson Shore Labor School, was its first execu- tive secretary. The first site of the Community Center was back of the public school on the Pike down by the Diner. Its work for children cov- ered every conceivable field of ac- tivity. There were sewing and cooking classes, a children's dra- matic class, a Saturday morning story hour, games and informal gymnastics, individual violin and mandolin lessons, and a penny sav- ings fund. The Community Center provided a playground before the township did, and its activities were afforded wider scope by the use of the Baldwin School grounds kindly given by Miss Johnson, head of the school. The Community's work for chil- dren can be paralleled only by its work for young people and adults. Cooking, dressmaking, knitting and handicraft classes were held. In 1917, the girls' dramatic class presented A Pot of Broth by Yeats, and The Minuet, by Louis N. Park- er. A debating club for boys met occasionally, and language classes in the elements of French, Spanish and German�a somewhat amaz- ing thing for the year 1917 in America�wera conducted for boys and girts in the seventh and eighth grades. The four things of which the Center might well be proudest are its Italian Night School, its kin- dergarten, its school lunches and its librarv. The Italian Night Continued on Pace Three Pop In her career on the News Pop rose by sheer merit to the enviable position of copy editor. She is an ardent member of the A. S. U., writes ninety-page Shakespeare papers, and plays chess to the tune of "All God's Chillun Got Shoes." On her victrola, however, she plays only classical music and charms the savage breasts of her uncouth neighbors. Pop wears smart brown felt hats and knows how to spell all words. She has, moreover, a quotation for every hour anc^gvery hour in its place. ^. PENN., TULANE HOLD EXHIBITION DEBATE Question of Isolation Policy for U. S. Argued Common Room, March 26.�An exhibition debate on the question of an isolation policy for the United States was held by the teams of Pennsylvania and Tulane Universities at an open meeting of the International Relations Club. "Resolved that the United States should pursue a policy of strict military and economic isola- tion in its foreign policy towards all nations outside the western hemisphere who are engaged in international or civil conflict." It was a non-decision debate, with one rebuttal from each side. Mr. Trice, of Tulane University, stated that the neutrality towards which the United States is aiming can only be obtained through an isolationist policy. Basing his argument on economic factors, he said that business booms are ulti- mately^ as disastrous as depres- sions, for one inevitably follows the other. To show statistically the recent distorted expansion of Continued on Pa�e Six AMERICA IN CHINA WILL BE DISCUSSED BY OWEN LATTIMORE Owen Lattimore, Director of the Walter Hines Page School of In- ternational Relations at Johns Hopkins University, and Editor of Pacific Affairs, will speak Monday, April 15 on America's Stake in a Free China. The lecture is being presented under the auspices of the Chinese Scholarship Committee. This committee was organized by a group of alumnae in 1918. It has the two-fold purpose of equip- ping Chinese women with western training and of creating at Bryn Mawr, through Chinese Scholars and lectures, an interest in China and a wider understanding of Far Eastern civilization. Mr. Lattimore, having spent his childhood in China and returned in later years for extensive travel and "research, is an authority on that country, and on American re- lations in the Far East. His early books, The Desert Road to Turk- estan and High Tartary, combine aptly _the hardships, humors, and triumphs of travel, with those of scientific investigation, while his later ones, Manchuria, Cradle of Conflict, and The Mongols of Man- churia, are important studies in race, culture, and the influence of these factors on political relations. His lecture will be of particular interest in view of the fact that he is a brother of Mr. Lattimore of the Greek Department. Calendar Thursday, March 28.� .Graduate Fellowships. Dr. Keppel to speak on American Philanthropy and the Advancement of Learning, Goodhart at 12.00. Friday, March 29.� Spring Vacation begins. Monday, April 8.� Spring Vacation ends. Continued on Page Five , Alumnae meet At Bryn Mawr On April 12, 13, 14, the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Association will hold an Alumnae Council. The purpose of the Council is to "co- ordinate Alumnae activities and further the understanding between the Alumnae and the College." In addition to the regular Alumnae directors, councillors, and commit- tee members there are certain other representatives who change each year. This year Miss DeLaguna will represent the Faculty, Doro- thy Nepper the Graduate Students, Ann Louise Axon the undergradu- ates, and Ann Toll the class last to be graduated. An open meeting will be held in the Deanery on Fri- day, April 12, to which all alumnae in the district are invited. On Sat- urday afternoon there will be a meeting at "Longwood" near Wil- mington, of the Delaware alumnae. On Saturday evening at Bryn Mawr there will be a joint supper and meeting for the Alumnae and College Councils. This is the first time -since 1934 that the annual Alumnae Council has been held at Bryn Mawr. Representatives will attend from all over the country. Poll reflects Entertainment Opinions of 285 The entertainment questionnaire distributed after the recent college assembly reflected a pronounced and reassuring interest in the problems of college entertainment. It also afforded a fairly concrete basis upon which a future commit- tee could develop its functions. The answers indicated, above all, a general desire for a share in the choice of entertainment and for a more efficient means of controlling an overcrowded schedule. The questionnaires were an- swered by 285 people, of whom all but one favored the proposed com- mittee. Of that number, 233 favored an elected rather than an appointed committee supporting the argument that the democratic method promotes the widest in- terest. 110 students favored elec- tion by halls, 75 by classes, and 33 by student organizations. 233 voted for a faculty representative on the committee. Student opinion revealed an avid desire for weekend diversion, with 235 affirmative votes. The opposi- tion numbered 30, of whom 12 were seen to be inhabitants of Pembroke West. The majority of weekend supporters favored en- tertainment scheduled on Friday night and Sunday afternoon. The Entertainment Series re- ceived substantial support with a count of 256 to 29. Dissenting opinions were based for the most part on our nearness to Philadel- phia, the price of the Series ticket, Continued on Page Five Peggy Squibb Voted Athletic President Peggy Squibb, newly elected head of the Athletic Association, was graduated from the Putney School after expert training in the care and feeding of pigs. At col- lege she has sustained her love of the great outdoors and has figured substantially on the hockey, base- ball and basketball teams. This year she was vice-president of the Athletic Association. In non-athletic fields, Peggy has participated modestly, though ef- fectively, in two French plays and in The Living Newspaper. A rath- er sinister aspect of her career is that she has held a monopoly on the position of A. S. U. treasurer for three years. Her roommate will only hint darkly of possible secret embezzlements or even of political graft. Peggy is a biology major and may be seen on almost any after- noon, together with her room- mate, passing patiently to and fro between Dalton and the New Science Building. This spring will find her a shy, though eager, peer in the chorus of Iolanthe. Self Government� The Hall presidents for next year will be elected the first week after vacation. It^ should be remembered that their position is most impor- tant in relation to Self- Gov- ernment. They are generally responsible to the Executive Board for the conduct of their halls and are continu- ally called upon for advice and information on hall and campus problems. Louise Sharp, '40, President of the Self-Gov- . ernment Association. f
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ShadowofU wrote:UHOH :0...somebody looks made. Maybe it's because Jr might have been what caused Jeff to die... hmmmm. Also, Mini looks pretty pissed. I bet she's jealous.
Gato wrote:She burns with a fire of a thousand suns!
Andres1994 wrote:mimi great finally going to show his true powers , instead of Lans heavy things people coo stoves or kettles
I hope it's a good fight
rac7d wrote:i went throught the whole comic today is pretty good
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quote:I would have thought a player like Gerrard would know better, but maybe Rogers told them to keep working to break them down. Who knows...
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Grizzly Bear were ridiculous tonight. First time at the Greek and it sounded fantastic from section A. They're just such a tight band and their songs come across so well live. Oh and Chris Bear is a beast behind that kit.
The harmonies Grizzly Bear do are bar none amazing. Great band at the top of the game. Shields songs rocked. Idk if the Greek lighting guys were good tonight, or that was GB's doing, but it was awesome.
Really impressed with Grizzly Bear. Sat in the inner section of South Terrace and thought the sound was excellent. I have always been pretty happy with sound at the Greek I know the place gets a bad rap sometimes but I don't think its fair to just let its reputation be a wash. The crowd around me was respectable and more focused than not, very little noise and talking wise except one guy who thought he was hilarious and had a couple one liners that he thought everyone should hear. Thanks again to Iced Keg for the last minute ticket hook up, much appreciated my friend.
Grizzly Bear were phenomenal. I went last minute and was just blown away. The sound even up in Section C was great. And yeah, the harmonies were gorgeous. It was just a perfect night.
Did anyone watch the Lower Dens set? How were they?
The Weeknd killed it last night... Great reworkings of songs with a keyboardist and backup vocals added, different setlist from Coachella/Hollywood Forever. The new interlude/song sounded fucking awesome too.
Glad to hear all the love for the Grizzly Bear show. I think everyone and their mother is expecting them at Coachella this year, should be a great set.
Nice! I'll try to stop by Pianos since they always have good day parties! Brooklynvegan's day parties are taking place at Public Assembly on Friday/Saturday. RSVP for Fader Fort is open now: http://www.thefader.com/2012/10/11/r...-converse-nyc/
I guess M-M-M-M-M-Muse added a show on January 24th at the Staples Center
Dude just listen to their album, what's one hour?
FYF Presents: Death Grips on Thursday, December 6th at the EchoPlex. $15. 8:00pm. All Ages.
Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 12:00pm.
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Ahahahahaha okay, that was actually pretty funny.
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So I don't remember, do they actually enforce that ticket purchaser policy at the The Hollywood Forever Cemetery?
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College Volume X. No. 24 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL So, 1924 Price 10 Cents DR. BARTON TRANSLATES HITT1TE LAW CODE Ex-Member *of Faculty Discovers Long Sought Key to Ancient Aryan Tongue IMPORTANT CLUE TO HISTORY Translation of the Hiitite language, long one of the greatest of archaeological prob- lems, has lately been accomplished by Dr. George A. Barton", for nearly thirty years professor of Biblical Literature and Semi- tic" Languages at Bryn Mawr, and now professor of Semitics at the University of Pennsylvania. , Dr. Barton has translated 200 Hittite laws, one of the" oldest codes in existence, dating as it does from the fourteenth cen- tury B. C. His achievement proves that the Hittites were kin to the Teutons and Celts and ancestors of the Greeks and Komans. According to Dr. Maynard, present pro- fessor of Semitic languages at Bryn Mawr, the translation of the code is important first because it reveals the customs and legal institutions of the Hittites, and, sec- ond, because it may change our whole conception of the origin of the Indo-Euro- peans. Hitherto, he said, we have known the history, of Egypt and Babylonia, but the history of Asia Minor and of the Hit- tites, the friends and kinsmen of the de- fenders of Troy, has been a blank to us. Dr. Barton came to Bryn Mawr in 1891. He offered a vast variety of courses, in- cluding Oriental History, History of Re- ligion, Christian Doctrines, Oriental Arch- aeology, Hebrew, Sumerian, Assyrian, Ara- bic. Aramaic, Syriac, Ethiopic and Egyptian. Moreover, in spite of his extraordinary wide research work, he never failed to find time to lead morning chapel His researches covered Old and New Testament criticisrn, Hebrew philology and archaeology, Phoenician inscriptions, Hit- tite and Sumerian lore. Some fifteen books, a mass of original material which it would have taken at least three average scholars to produce, embody his work. The "Sketch of Semitic Origins, Social and Religious," established his position among Semitic scholars in 1902 and still remains the best book on the subject. He has*made especially important con- VESPERS LED BY PRESIDENT OF CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION New Officer Discusses Aims . of Association M. Stcwardson, '25, recently elected pres- ident of C. A., speaking in vespers in the cloisters on Sunday, said that she wanted the Christian Association to give everyone an opportunity to form and "express her ideals. "We all get tired of hearing about the youth movement," she began, because we arc apt to consider it a machine-like or- ganization. It is not really an organization, but merely various groups of people in various countries, finding out what they arc trying to do and then attempting it, it is an ideal. Whether \vc like the sound of the Youth Movement or not, those in it have something we lack. They are self- conscious in the best way, for they know what they are trying to do. Nothing forces us to think. We get along rather nicely, just existing. The name "Commence- ment" for the day we leave, is surely a reflection on college, for it seems to say that "Life begins where college ends." Personally I shouldn't mind if the Chris- tian Association should cease to exist, she continued, provided something that was better fitted to people's needs grew up. People worry about an organization. Any association that is worried about is not worth having. If everyone tried to find her ideal and live it the Christian Associa- tion would l>e magnificent. The Christian Association is based on very high ideals� thought and Christian work; which I inter- pret to mean that we should endeavor to find what we are to do and then try to do it. We live in a fnuddled-up world for which we have to work. We can't all dc- CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 STUDENTS INVITED TO ATTEND SUMMER COURSES INiMEXICO Friends' Servjce Committee Offers Opportunity PLANS FOR SPEAKERS' BUREAU DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE Delegates Propose Organization with Salaried Executive Meeting in New York last week-end, a Conference of college students discussed plans for organizing an Intercollegiate Speakers' Bureau, to procure speakers for undergraduate clubs at a small cost. Delegates attended from six Eastern colleges: Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarth- more, Union Theological Seminary, Co- lumbia and Goucher. The Bryn Mawr Liberal Club was represented by F. Briggs, '25. The delegates agreed that the Bureau should be under the management of a salaried Executive Secretary, who should attempt to secure better speakers for undergraduate organizations at lower costs. Speakers who are interested in po- litical, economic and sociological subjects are desired. According to the proposed plan any speaker on one of these topics who is visiting a certain locality shall be invited by the Bureau to speak, in the in- terests of education, at those college clubs in the neighborhood which belong to the Bureau. To finance the organization a sum of $2(XX) is needed. It is estimated that if fifty clubs should join, each paying an ini- tiation fee on a graduated scale according to the number of members, about $500 could be raised. The other $1300 must he contributed by private subscription. Another Conference will he held in New York next week-end to discuss further plans. An. Executive Secretary will be elected at this meeting and a committee of nine nominated to supervise the work of the Secretary and offer suggestions as to desirable speakers. THE REV. PHILLIPS DISCUSSES RELIGION AND THE STUDENT tributions to Assyriology by his work on "The Origin and Development of Babylon Writing." "Archaeology and the Bible" is a standard work because the most com- prehensive of its kind, throwing new light on the Bible and the Hebrews. �8CON3ET SUMMER SCHOOL OFFERS INFORMAL DISCUSSION AND PLAY At 'Sconset School, to be held at Siascon- set, Massachusetts, this summer, young people from the various colleges will have an opportunity of discussing their ideas with men and women who are actually liv- ing them. The colony is located on Nantucket Island, 4fcd has at its disposal the Tavern- on-the-Moors and cottages.^ In the ten weeks of the session, many subjects will be discussed, falling into four groups; Science, Philosophy, and the New Psychol- ogy ; Literature, Drama and the" Fine Arts; History, Politics, Economics, and Interna- tional Relations; and the School of Opin- ion. Some of the speakers are: Alex- ander Meiklejohn, Sinclair Lewis, Hey- wood Broun, and Herbert Adams Gibbons. Beside discussion, there will be informal talks, and athletics during the day. During the past four years the Univer- sity of Mexico has conducted a Summer Session, with unusual advantages for American students who wish to become better acquainted^with Mexican life. Courses are given in elementary, inier- mediate and advanced Spanish; in the his- tory, geography and literature of Latin America and Spain, as well as in such fields as archaeology, folk-lore and politics. Special opportunities are afforded stu-i dents of the Summer School under the di? rection of trained guides to visit places of interest near the City of Mexico. Excur- sions are made to pyramids, volcanoes, monasteries or Indian villages. A tuition fee of $30 entitles students to register for four or more courses. Living accommodations can be obtained for from $2.50 to $4.00 a day. Special rates can be arranged for transportation by railroad or by steamship companies. Students or teachers interested in the 1924 Summer Session are asked to consult the nearest Mexican Consul or write to "The Mexican Consulate, New York City" or The American Friends' Service Com- mittee, 20 S. Twelfth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Grove Thomas, '26, was elected Treas- urer of the Christian Association at a meeting held last Wednesday. At the meet- ing held on Monday, M. Z. Pease, '27, was elected Secretary, A. Pantzer, '25, first Senior member of the Board, and W. Dodd, '26, first Junior member. Science Cannot Take Place Religion in World of The Rev. Harold Cook Phillips, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Mount Ver- non, New York, spoke on the place of re- ligion, in the life of a student, in Chapel, Sunday evening. Students often ask, "What is religion?" hej began, for they have not a very high opinion of it. To them it is "a thing which originates in ignorance and thrives among the uneducated." They belfeve that re- ligion has served its function in life and that science will take its place. This view is the "index of a shallow and immature mind." Religion is the power that inter- prets life. "We have now become so in- telligent we almost believe science can take religion's place, forgetting that as Profes- sor Thompson says, "Science and religion are incommensurable." Science gives us facts, but religion gives them meaning. Religion can direct life, he continued. All of us admit there is a right and a wrong road. In so doing we grant our approval of religion, for it is the "signpost in life." Education, though it gives power, can. unless rightly guided, do us more harm than good.* The victory over life is given to us by religion. It can teach us to face our prol>- lems without submitting to them. We cre- ate many artificiat ones in college, but l>oth here and outside we always meet the prob- lem of sin, "the greatest enemy of prog- ress." " Religion can not only teach us to conquer this, said Mr. Phillips, but also to surmount "the troubles and tragedies" of life. SUNNY JIM" AWARD fl) BE . ANNOUNCED TOMORROW Has Been Given Since 1905 in Memory of MaryjHelen Ritchie, an Alumna at JJryn_ Mawr OTHER PRIZES TO BE AWARDED Graduate and undergraduate scholarships and prizes will be awarded in Chapel to- morrow morning. The Mary Helen Ritchie prize, or "Sun- ny Jim" was given in memory of Miss Ritchie, who obtained her degree from linn Mawr, and spent three years in the- graduate school, being awarded the resi- dent fellowship in Latin. In 1899 she was appointed secretary of the college, serving in the position now .held by Miss Edith T. Orlady, when Miss Orlady hrrself was a student. She resigned her position after five years, owing to reasons 6f health, ami together with Miss Helen'Hoyt obtained a farm near Bryn Mawr and experimented in pheasant raising. One day when she and Miss Hoyt were out driving, their horse ran away and threw them out. Miss Ritchie fell and was seriously injured. She was taken to the Bryn Mawr Hospital, where she developed lockjaw and died on February 1, 1905. The scholarship was given in Miss Rit- chie's memory and was to be awarded to the Senior most like Miss Ritchie. The faculty on the committee awarding the prize are supposedly those who knew Miss Ritchie in college. This accounts, in part, for the frequent disagreement in the past between the faculty and Undergraduate members on the committee. The one be- ing guided by an actual acquaintance with Miss Ritchie, only had a conception of what such a prize should stand for. Un- dergraduate opinion has passed through various phases. Several years ago it was looked upon as a "hard luck" prize, given to one who had had hardships and borne them bravely. Later it was designated as a reward for "faithfulness and efficiency." President M. Carey Thomas in an address delivered at a memorial service held at Bryn Mawr College, on February .., 1905, said, "I had the privilege of knowing Miss Ritchie only as a student and in her busi- ness life, and yet in the daily companion- ship of the office during five years those of "fiT*who were associated with her in the administration of the college came to know her well and admire her much. In very many respects Miss Ritchie was the type of what I hope that Bryn Mawr graduates may become after they leave the college, and I like to think that some of her fine CONTINUED ON PACE 6 6TUDENT AND INDUSTRIAL GROUP SEND8 DELEGATE TO CONVENTION At the National Convention of the Y. W. C. A. which is being held in New York this week-end one of the subjects under discussion will be groups where students and industrial girls meet together. I'ndcr the leadership of E. Briggs '24 and Miss Mcyettc, of the Manayunk branch of the Y. W. C. A. in Philadelphia such a group has been meeting on alternate weeks during the winter. This body, composed of Bryn Mawr undergraduates and work- ing girls has been invited to send a dele- gate to the convention, and those Miss Freda Kieler*of Philadelphia, as its rep- resentative. 1924 has elected A. Shiras, Toastmistress and R. Pearce, M. V. Smith and M. Wood- worth as the Committee for the Senior Banquet. M. Buchanan '24 has been chosen for the Tree Committee by the Senior Class.
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First, I think you have me twice on the list unless it's just coincidence. Scott H is my name and Hendy is my nickname.
Unfortunately I am going to be "on the fence" with what goes on with me outside of the event. It seems some friends and family got wind of me being in Cali and have requested my presence at other events. Not quite sure how much of my time this in take up but I don't want to have anybodies plans hinging in me.
I appreciate the invites and see you in Cali.
No problem! We have plenty of people in the loop...anything you would like to join in will be great!
There is a small group of us that going to dinner on Wednesday around 6pm. If you would like to attend PM me so we can exchange cell phone numbers...Thanks! See everyone in Del Mar this week!
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I used to play there regularly when we lived in San Marcos. Love this course!!!
Practice your chipping & putting!
If my mind serves me well all questionable putts break towards the Hotel...be sure to ask a local.
Hope y'all enjoy the Barona and the TT Event!!!!
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Brent W. and I will be at the course bright and early Thursday morning. Unfortunately we do not get until late Wednesday evening. I know that I can speak for Brent and tell you all that we are excited as HE double hockey sticks to meet you all and participate in this awesome event. See you soon.
Dr. Kovatchian Post some pics of Barona!!! I used to play there regularly when we lived in San Marcos. Love this course!!! Practice your chipping & putting! If my mind serves me well all questionable putts break towards the Hotel...be sure to ask a local. Hope y'all enjoy the Barona and the TT Event!!!! Dr. K
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First, Thank you to everyone at Titleist for an incredible event! Also, It was a lot of fun to meet Cathi, Mike, Cam, Skip, Scott, and all the other Titleist Staffers during this event. Everyone had an amazing time and the ryder cup format made the round a lot of fun!
Second, Here are some pics from the event I thought I would share with everyone!
Hendy (Scott; quite the Cigar Master!) and I having fun before the round on Thursday!
These were serious golf carts! The seats were leather and had plenty of contours like a Ferrari!
Cam, Josh and Mike posing before the round for a quick photo!
The 18th hole approach next to the waterfall! The Grand Del Mar is a gorgeous layout!
Our post round golf was at Barona Resort at their golf club located North East of San Diego. It is built around the foothills and mountains in that area and everyone that works there was incredibly friendly. From the security guard greeting us to the golf staffers, what an incredible day!
Joseph posing for a pic in front of the entrance feature to the course area!
The driving range area with the hotel in the background amongst the foothills which surround the course. Part of the course goes back into the mountains so hitting up and down off of small mountain areas was a blast! (Assuming you hit accurate shots! LOL).
This is part of the front nine where they even have water hazards on the course! Mountains, water and rattle snakes were just some of the hazards...lots of sand also!
We can't leave out Chris and his new clubs! :)
Such a good day! I wish I could have made it out with you for round 2. Great times as always.
Chris, you weren't supposed to post my picture. Damn, look at how big my head is (lol).
It was a pleasure to meet you and the crew. Wish I could have gotten out to Barona with you's. I did end up getting sucked up to LA for the day which killed me. Played LA National, which was pretty nice but cold.
We WILL get out this summer.
Thank again and please burn that picture (lol).
Great pics. Thanks for sharing. Looks like you guys had a blast.
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Placing the shower tiles in a vertical pattern adds a nice touch to the tile work and allowed me to give it a somewhat random feel, says architect Nils C. Finne.
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A sapele and blackened steel bench designed by Finne provides a convenient place for towels and clothing.
There are no sight lines from neighboring properties into the bath, but a hidden shade pulls down anyway to provide extra privacy.
The tub and vanities look out over the scenic Snoqualmie Valley.
Many components of this kitchen were custom-fabricated, such as the resin and CNC-milled cabinets; cast-glass bar counter; hand-blown glass light fixtures; and steel wall panels, which were left outside to weather for three months.
New clerestories bring natural light into the kitchen, and radiant-heated terrazzo floors provide even warmth.
In the southwest corner, an oval tub sits in a steel frame with a laser-cut pattern resembling vine runners, which is repeated on the valances.
Over the sinks, architect Nils C. Finne added large mirrors, suspended in thin steel frames, that reflect patterns and light from the continuous windows behind them. They contribute a moment of glamour to an otherwise restrained room, and they do sway, underscoring the sense of hovering lightly in space.
With its new gabled fir ceiling, cherry cabinets, and limestone floors and countertop, the bath plays off its natural setting.
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The FOSS pendant light, by FINNE Architects, is made of handblown glass. It gets its name from the Norwegian word for "waterfall."
Furniture and lighting design are logical sidelines for Seattle architect Nils Finne, AIA. He often creates custom pieces for his residential projects, and adapts them for other buyers on a made-to-order basis. "Compared to implementing and executing architecture, it's more manageable, in a sense, and more immediate," he says. His custom SVING bench, completed in June, joins sinuous strips of Sapele wood with legs of blackened steel.
Finne Architects - Recent and On the Boards Projects
Lake Forest Park is a 1950s modern residence that Finne remodeled from top to bottom. As in many of his projects, he opened the roof with a generous amount of clerestory glazing.
Finne's affinity for midcentury Pacific Northwest modernism is evident in the seamless blend of new work and original structure.
A glass partition, pocket door, and clerestory allow the master bedroom to share light with the dressing area and master bath.
Cabinetry throughout the house bears a CNC-milled panel of Finne's design.
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Eagle Harbor, a project that took Finne to Michigan's Upper Peninsula, is so close to the shore of Lake Superior that storm-driven spray sometimes splashes the house.
The house's main living space constitutes a lakefront viewing platform. A wood screen defines a separate space at the entry.
A dining table of Finne's design echoes the shape of the island countertop.
Finne's Christian Science Reading Room converted a 1905 bungalow for public use while preserving its residential scale.
The interior opens to a new roof framed and planked in Douglas fir. The painted gable wall is patterned with deliberate randomness, a recurring theme in Finne's work.
Finne's built in cabinetry and reading desks are integral to the design.
A screen of sawn basalt slabs defines a private seating area.
The desk legs are aluminum, cast in a pattern of Finne's design and coated in bronze.
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The building's roof is an assemblage of warped planes, another motif in Finne's work.
The main level's elevation, some 20 feet above grade, give it the feeling of a tree house.
The Tind table combines a water jet-cut steel top with bamboo legs that seem to have been extruded through it.
The Skli (Norwegian for "slide") lighting fixture is named for its suspended screen, which Finne formed by hand from glass rods.
Patterns that Finne develops for furnishings and hardware often find their way into other building elements, such as this stair railing.
Designing seemingly incidental hardware, like this custom stainless steel towel bar, gives Finne a fine-grained control of his projects.
Nils Finne, AIA, has long exemplified the highly skilled regional practitioner. Based in Seattle, he draws on Asian, Scandinavian, and mid-century modernist influences in work that distills the environmental and cultural currents of the contemporary Pacific Northwest. But the Internet recognizes no regional boundaries, and in recent years Finne has seen his base of potential clients broaden to include anyone who can type "Seattle modern architect" into a web browser. "Over the last three or four years, the Internet has become the primary vehicle for clients to find us," Finne says, "and it has made my work increasingly available to a national audience." His four-person firm, Finne Architects, recently completed custom homes in Massachusetts and northern Michigan, has houses under construction in North Carolina and Oregon, and is in design on projects in Texas and California. The North Carolina clients contacted Finne after seeing his Michigan house online. "They called me from London and said they wanted to talk about a new house in North Carolina," he says. "That's the new world right there. It's a phenomenal development, and it's kept us in a much better position during the recession."
Despite his deep connection with the Pacific Northwest, Finne enjoys adapting his work to new settings. Of the Massachusetts project, he notes, "It became more and more rooted in New England as we went along. I didn't want to just plant a Seattle house in Ipswich, Mass." But exploring new territory isn't as different from working at home as one might expect. "The tension between localism and more universal and general design principles should be present in every project," he says. The challenges of remote projects lie as much in communication and process as in design. "You have to be very articulate about the design and good at presenting images. You have to become much more aware about why you're doing things," says Finne, who finds writing a useful test of the clarity of his ideas. "If your thinking about something is sloppy, that sloppiness shows up in your email," he says.
Wherever Finne ventures, two elements of his approach remain as strong as ever: the furniture he designs for most projects and the deftly managed natural light that animates all of his buildings. Finne developed his mastery of the latter as project architect for Richard Meier's Getty Center Museum in Los Angeles, where the task was delivering precise levels of light onto a work of art. "Those principles, from gallery design, are universal in architecture," he says. "You deal with the specifics of how light lands on the building. If it's handled well, it's a delight; if it's handled poorly, it's a disaster. One of my favorite devices is a high clerestory window, rather than a direct horizontal aperture." The soft, diffuse light that fills his interiors also saves energy, he notes, adding that clients often tell him, "We haven't turned the lights on in days."
Finne's custom furniture illuminates his work in other ways. With the addition of furnishings that reflect the building's overall aesthetic, he says, "the level of the design becomes highly personal. It's localism taken to the ultimate degree." Creating tables, beds, lighting fixtures, and bathroom hardware also allows Finne and his associates to experiment with design ideas. "We draw these things at full scale," he says. "You can't manipulate the design of a building at full scale." The results become part of the firm's visual vocabulary. "These patterns and CNC techniques cross over from the furniture into stair railings and things like that," says Finne, who has been working for the past three months on a pair of 14-foot-long lighting fixtures made of fused glass rods. "It's a labor of love," he admits. "I choose not to even try to bill for most of this design work. The clients will pay for something to be made; that's how it becomes affordable." Because it amplifies the power of his buildings, the furniture yields marketing dividends, Finne believes. But its primary purpose is to complete the architecture, and in so doing, it justifies whatever time it takes. "In all questions of form," Finne says, "I believe you have to take as much time as it takes for the form to reach its ultimate level of simplicity. The element of time—you just can't divorce that from good design."
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Single-game Strikeout King Visits Cooperstown
After striking out 27 batters in one minor league game in 1952, Ron Necciai was destined for the big leagues.
When he was called up to the Pittsburgh Pirates in August of 1952, the Bucs' management – by way of locker selection – let Necciai know that he was ready for prime time.
"They put me between Murry Dickson, who had been in the big leagues for (11) seasons, and Ralph Kiner, who as you know is a Hall of Famer," said Necciai at a program on Thursday at the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. "Then, I went out in that first game and gave up a huge homer to Hank Sauer of the Cubs. It hit off the clock in left field in (Pittsburgh's) Forbes Field, and I swear that clock was rocking back and forth for a few minutes.
"It was sure different from the minor leagues."
Necciai visited the Hall of Fame on Thursday and recounted his famous outing on May 13, 1952, when he struck out 27 batters in a nine-inning no-hitter for the Bristol Twins of the Class D Appalachian League. Necciai is the only professional pitcher to record 27 strikeouts in a nine-inning game, and a ball from that 7-0 win over the Welch Miners – which Necciai donated to the Hall of Fame in 2001 – is on display in the Museum's One for the Books exhibit.
Once in the big leagues, Necciai lasted only one season with the Pirates before a rotator cuff injury ended his career. But his amazing game during that 1952 season lives on in baseball lore.
"The doctor I saw (when he hurt his shoulder) told me that I'd never pitch again and that I should go home and buy a gas station," said Necciai, who still lives in the Pittsburgh area. "I didn't do that, but I've been married for 57 years, so I must have done something right.
"And on that day (of the no-hitter), everything went right."
Craig Muder is the director of communications for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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I've never heard anybody say his name, Necciai. Somebody out there can help me pronounce it.


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The Hotel All'Orologio is run with enthusiasm and passion by Marigonda's family since 1983. "We have grown with our customers and we deserve our thanks united commitment to continue to improve" said Michela, Remo, Alessio and Gilberto.
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