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� � The College News VOL. XIX, No. 13 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1933 .A______________________________________ -**-+� Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLKCK NEWS, 1�33 PRICE 10 CENTS Mrs. Sackville-West Speaks in Bryn Mawr Eminent Novelist Lectures on Virginia Woolf and D. H. Lawrence TWO ARE DISSIMILAR Thursday night in .Goodhart, Vic- toria Sackville-West talked, not on James Joyce and D. H. Lawrence, as announced, but on Virginia Woolf and D. H. Lawrence. She said that it was through a mistake of her agent that James Joyce had been put on her lecture list and that she did not intend to read his books for the sole purpose of rectifying it. . Of the two authors on whom she was to lecture, Mrs. Sackville-West said, "I have been wondering how possibly to effect a marriage between these two modern geniuses. There have been many definitions of the word 'genius;' none worse than 'an infinite capacity for taking pains;' 'leaping before you look' is a prefer- able definition; but the best is that 'genius is the power of seeing life with your own individual vision.'" These two writers possess genius of the last type; that is the main point in which they are similar, and that also is what makes them an acquired taste�like oysters. Mrs. Sackville- West confessed that she did not like novels, but added that she has not missed one by Virginia Woolf or D. H. Lawrence since acquiring the taste for their styles. Although the genius of each is alike in being individual, their differences are more striking than their similan ties. Some might explain away these divergences on the ground of sex, supposing the masculine brain to be coldly intellectual and the feminine compounded of sensibility and emo- tion. The reverse is true in this case, as Lawrence is emotional and Vir- ginia Woolf restrainedly intellectual. The cause may instead be sought in the environments of the two. Lawrence was the son of a col- lier, who spent most of his life un- derground. The great superiority of his mother provided him with a driv- ing power which sent him through the State schools and then to a high school at Nottingham on scholarship. An atmosphere violently contrasting with the grey life of Lawrence sur- rounded Virginia Woolf. Since her father was Sir Leslie Stephen, she grew up in a circle where all the talk was of books, art, and music. "I never knew Lawrence; I wish I had, for all that I know of him is hearsay. He could be almost child- ishly gay in his more charming moods. He was a very restless spir- it, constantly moving about as if trying" to find peace in some corner of the world. Lawrence had a tal- ent for uprooting himself, his few belongings, and his wife; but was at (Continued on Page Four) Rules for Freshman Animal The following rules have been agreed to by representatives of the Freshman and Sophomore classes and apply to all members of those classes this week: (1) Animal must be on campus within twenty-four hours preceding the show. * (2) Animal tune cannot be orig- inal. (3) Two-thirds "of the class "of tht entire cast must know the animal song. (4) There must be at least one rehearsal of the animal song before the show. The rehearsal must take place on campus. (5) Sophomores are permitted to search anywhere except top-bureau drawers. (6) Activities by Sophomores stop when the curtain goes'up on the first act. (7) Sophomores and Freshmen are requested to be moderate and to refrain from physical violence. COLLEGE CALENDAR Thurs.�Saks Fashion Show, Common Room, 2.00-6.00. Fri.�Dr. Rhys Carpenter will speak on "When the Greeks Began To Write." Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Sat.�Freshman Show, Heav- enly Bodies. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Bryn Mawr Defeats Cricket Club Team Varsity Wins 41-35 in Close, Hard-Fought Game Against Experienced Team SECOND TEAM WINS, 31-27 The Bryn Mawr Varsity defeated the Philadelphia Cricket Club in a close-fought game by the score of 41- 35. Dunn was high scorer of the game with a total of 25 points, while Collier was next with 22. The game as a whole was well-played, very close throughout, and, as a result, extreme- ly interesting to watch. Throughout the game, the passing of both teams was excellent and fast, and the baskets neatly made. Faeth started the game with three beautiful shots and followed them with two perfect free-throws. The Philadel- phia team took many chances at first and missed many goals which might have been made with the chip-shot. Collier was a bit slow in getting started because pf the height of her guard, but came up in second half to lead the scoring. Faeth and Collier played well together, as usual, while Longacre and Remington in the cen tral court positions were a deciding factor in the final socre. The guards had rather a hard time against their more experienced for- wards, especially as Kent was missing from the line-up. Bridgman and Bow- ditch, however, played fairly well to- gether, but the Kent-Bridgman com- bination has proved to be the most advantageous, since Longacre has come back to the center position. The remaining scheduled games should provide excellent competition and plenty of exciting moments. Come to see them! The line-up was as follows: P. C. C. B. M. J. Crawford.....R. F.......Collier Dunn .........L. F........Faeth M. Crawford ....C.......Longacre Taussig .......S. C.....Remington Donahue ......R. G......Bowditch Lalor .........L. G.....Bridgman Score�P. C. C: Crawford, 10; Dunn, 25. B. M.: Collier, 22; Faeth, 19. Referee�Miss Perkins. Jitney Players Make Huge Success of Drama Murder in the Red Barn is Well Presented; Entre-Acts Are Hilarious DIRECTING IS PERFECT News Tryouts The College News announces that competition is now open for positions on the Editorial Board. Juniofrs, Sophomores, and Freshmen are urged to try out. Those wishing to compete should see Sallie Jones, Pern West 8-12, ahy day in .the week. The second varsity defeated the Philadelphia Cricket Club second team by the close score of 31-27. Only once in the third quarter, when Anne VanVechten was lost because of a strained knee, did the visitors get a slight lead on the Bryn Mawr team, and that was soon lost. Throughout the first half, both teams had many chances to tally, but were either entirely inaccurate or else seriously hampered by the guards. VanVechten's close guarding kept El- liott to one lone basket in the first half. McCormick was often wide of the rim, and took far too many chances on long shots. Baker had a good guard, but managed to make many pretty shots. In the second half, Raynor was sub- stituted for McCormick and therefore the passes were much quicker and there was less bunching beneath the basket. Raynor should have more confidence, however, because she is (Continued on Page Three) Resignation The College News regrets to announce the resignation of Leta Clews, '33, from the Edi- torial Board. Last Tuesday evening the Jitney Players presented in Goodhart Hall their famous melodrama of the 1840 period, Murder in the Red Barn. The Bryn Mawr audience received it with the greatest enthusiasm which we, have ever seen in that hall. It was, I of course, part of the convention that I the villain should be hissed and the j heroine applauded, but there wasi nothing that compelled the audience to writhe in their seats with almost! painful hilarity or to encore the en-i tre-act selections time after time. It i was really a tremendously sincere] and spontaneous enthusiasm that swept the group, and for this the credit may go to the excellent direc-1 tion and talented performances of | the production. The play itself was a gem of its i kind, typical of the melodrama of its day, but with just enough novelty j of plot to keep up the interest'of the' audience in that part of it. The fact i that our heroine did not come out on j the top of the heap in this life, but I rather found her reward in heaven i after a most brutal and^ hair-raisingj murder, was in itself a welcome change. The same might have been j Bald for the character of the vindic- j tive gypsy whose daughter had been I wronged by the dastardly William, and who in order to complete his i novel revenge stood by and even abet-' ted William in his vile designs on thej innocent young daughter of the land- lord: watched and aided in William', fall, deep and irretrievable, into the ; lowest depths of crime; told fortunes i that enticed the innocent victim for! William; provided subtle and viru-j lent poisons at the proper moment; and witnessed our heroine's innocent | murder of her child�all, all with a I noble purpose of revenge in his heart,! as he called heaven to witness. The staging was hardly a great j success. The Jitney Players are, of j course, famous for their outdoor pro-1 ductions, given in the summer ort a' small stage in their own truck. The! equipment they carry with them is. very compact, for they must carry! all the necessities for their complete repertory in one comparatively small truck. Hence the scenery, which '� might well have filled a smaller stage, was inadequate for the large expanse j of the stage in Goodhart. Its crude- j ness was in a way part of its charm,! and since it was intentional, can only be criticize by the individual as it j appeals to him. Personally we were j surprised at the effectiveness of the' atmosphere produced in those scenes! whicn depended on atmosphere, and) we were not at all disturbed by the deficiencies, even of the gibbet which collapsed as the curtain was falling on the final tableau. The direction, ai we have said, was. the great triumph of the play proper (for nothing could be said to approach the entre-act divertisse- ments), and by direction we mean the handling of the typed characters so as to give to them all of the conviction that they had for the generation that first applauded them, and yet to make them supremely comic to the present audience. They could easily have been overplayed. It was the fine re- straint of the director, we believe, (Continued on rage six) Sophomores Win Class Swimming Meet Wiley Breaks College Record for 4&Yard Crawl Event; blocks 24.4 Seconds FRESHMEN WIN RELAY Fashion Show On Wednesday, March 2, Saks Fifth Avenue will hold a fashion show of spring clothes in the Common Room at 3 o'clock. The clothes will be modeled by undergraduates, and orders will be taken for immediate delivery. The top price on all models is to be $25. College to Test Methods of Progressive Schools In chapel February 21 President Park announced that Bryn Mawr has decided to co-operate with the pro- gressive schools in an experiment to test definitely the adequacy of pro- gressive methods in preparation for college. During a five-year period beginning in 1935, a small quota of students who do not meet the ordi- nary entrance requirements will be admitted from a selected list of sec- ondary schools. Bryn Mawr, Miss Park said, has always been entirely satisfied with the type of student it has attracted, and, like most of the Eastern colleges, per haps because of an antipathy for the "lunatic fringe" of progressive schools, and a natural tendency to fol- low trodden paths, has hitherto kept aloof from radical innovations in the policy of admission. The frankly progressive schools have, however, been impatient for a long time with the refusal of the colleges to allow them to experiment jn their uppei gra'des, and a number of them have, recently, united to win a hearing. At a special meeting of represen- tatives from various colleges, the schools pointed out that they could, if allowed to follow out their own ideas in secondary education, send even better students to college than the excellent ones they have sent in the past. This argument proved bo convincing that a number of colleges agreed to co-operate with the schools for a five-year period beginning in 1035 and ^ecTtot students prepared as the progressive schools believe they should Be prepared. The plans for instruction were to be submitted for approval to a joint committee of school and college authorities, on which Miss Park serves as the only woman, and with the Princeton Di- rector of Admissions, the sole repre- sentative of the extreme right wing. Harvard, Yale and Princeton refus- ed to agree to these proposals, but five women's colleges have accepted with the reservations that they will require all candidates to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test, that every girl will be admitted on the basis of her school records, that only a defi- nite quota of experimental students be permitted to enter, and that the number of schools included in the plan be limited to twenty. Because of the small size of the freshman class, the Bryn Mawr quota is likely to be very small. - Although neither the names of the schools undertaking the experiment nor the plans for instruction have- been definitely settled, the proposals of the schools interested seem to tend toward either an emphasis on the in- dividual, or an elimination of the barriers between related courses. The experiment, President Park thinks, may or may not prove a success. It seems to offer the student little preparation for the hard steady work Jone in college, and seems t<> attach undue importance to the stu- dent's momentary interest. If, how- ever, the freshmen admitted from the progressive schools prove unusually desirable college students, the experi- ment may be far-reaching in its ef- fect on even the most conservative schools. On the other hand, its sig- nificance may be diminshed by the possibility that before the plan goes into effect, the decrease in the num- ber of students who are financially able to attend college may compel a greater elasticity/ in the whole sys- tem of college'entrance requirements. The Class swimming meet came to an exciting climax on -Friday after- noon with the sophomores winning by one point. Wiley, '36. in her first meet, broke a college record of many years' standing when she clocked 24.4 seconds in the forly-yard crawl, .4 seconds less than the previous record of 24.8. Waldemeyer, '35, came in first in the 20-yard dash in 13.2 seconds, with Bronson, '33, in the second place, ana Taylor, '35, and Whiting, '36, tying for third place. Torrance, '33, took first place in the side-stroke for form with the freshmen representatives, VanVechten and M. Goldwasser, tak- ing second and third places, respect- ively. Meneely, '34, won the crawl for form with 25 points, but B. Gold- wasser came in a close second with 24.5 points. Wiley was the highlight of the 40-yard crawl, winning by 2.2 seconds over her nearest rival, Bron- son, '33. As was to be expected, Daniels, '34, won the diving with a total of 30.65 points. Her running front was average and she lost to Messimer, '35, in the jack and tied j with Butler, '34, for the back dive. Her half-gaynor, however, was ex- cellent and gave her 16.15 points, to lead Waldemeyer by more than five points in the final score. The meet came to a thrilling close with the freshmen winning the relay in 50.1 seconds. (Continued on ruge Pour) French Club to Present Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme On Friday, March 17, at 820, the French Club will present be Hour- geois Gentilhomme in Goodhart Hall. This play is one of Molieres's most hilarious comedies, satirizing the so- cial climbing of a "nouveau-riche." The pivot of action and the unity of interest center in the vanity of Mon- sieur Jourdain, who strives to imi- tate his social superiors. ' The play was written at the com-.^.. mand of Louis XIV, who wanted merely a framework for the Turkish ceremony, which burlesqued an em- bassy of Turks to the French court. This ballet-aspect was of more im- portance in the opinion of the court than the comedy, but Moliere to modified the material which he was given, that the Turkish ceremony be- comes the climax to Monsieur Jour- dain's vanity. The French Club is using the orig- inal music written for the ballet by Jcan-Baptiste Lulli. A modem adaptation of the usual classic stage set will be used. In -the classic setting the entrances are from the back of the stage, but in this mod ern set, the entrances are from the side. There will be three steps, the width of the stage, leading up to a platform, on which most of the act im. will take place. The roles are as follows Monsieur Jourdain, bourgeois, Olivia Jarrett Madame Jourdain. sa femme, m Anita Fouilhoux Lucile, fille de M. Jourdain, Alettia A very Cleonte.-amoureux de Lucile, Betsy Pillsbury Dorimene, marquise......Jane Fields Dorante, aimant de Dorimene, Caroline Lloyd-Jones Nicole, servante de M. Jourdain, Lee Mandell Covielle, valet de Cleonte, Catherine Bill Maitre de musique. .Margaret Tylei Maitre d'armes........Marie Hayes Maitre a danser......Mary Skeats Maitre de Philosophic Alicia Stewart Mademoiselle Rey is directing the play, as she has, done so competently for the last three years. *
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After the defeat of their old arch nemesis, The Shredder, the Turtles have grown apart as a family. Struggling to keep them together, their rat sensei, Master Splinter, becomes worried when strange things begin to brew in New York City. Tech-industrialist Max Winters is amassing an army of ancient monsters to apparently take over the world. And only one super-ninja fighting team can stop them--those heroes in a half shell--Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael! With the help of old allies April O'Neil and Casey Jones, the Turtles are in for the fight of their lives as they once again must face the mysterious Foot Clan, who has put its own ninja skills behind Winters' endeavors. Making this new incarnation of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles truly cutting-edge, the film will be created entirely with state-of-the-art CG animation, giving them a completely new look for the 21st century.
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Cameron Mackintosh presents this triumphant new staging of Lionel Bart's masterpiece Oliver! at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, which was last seen at the London Palladium in 1994. Oliver! is one of the most beloved British musicals, vividly bringing to life Dickens' timeless characters with its ever popular story of the boy who asked for more. Featuring a host of wonderful songs including 'Food Glorious Food'', 'Consider Yourself', 'You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two' and many more. Don't miss this classic family musical, get your Oliver tickets today and join Oliver, Fagin, The Artful Dodger and co.
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With music and lyrics by Lionel Bart, Oliver! first made its way onto the London stage in 1960. This successful West End run was followed by an equally successful Broadway production. The 1968 film starring Oliver Reed as the ferocious Bill Sykes and Ron Moody as charming thief ringleader Fagin (a role he also played in the original London production) won six Oscars and introduced the musical to a brand new audience. Oliver! returned to the London stage in 1994 with a production directed by Sam Mendes (American Beauty, Road To Perdition) and with extra sections of music and lyrics by Lionel Bart. The production featured actor Jonathan Pryce (Pirates of The Caribbean, Tomorrow Never Dies) as Fagin. A revival of the production in 2009 filled the theatre world with excitement. Directed by Rupert Goold, the production retained Mendes' lavish sets and featured comedy favourite Rowan Atkinson (Blackadder, Mr Bean) as Fagin, while the key roles of Oliver and Nancy were cast with the aid of the hit BBC reality TV series 'I'd Do Anything.' Opening to rapturous reviews, the production broke records for advance ticket sales and thrilled critics and audiences alike. Comedian Omid Djalili subsequently took over in the role of Fagin following Atkinson's departure from the show in July 2009.
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Supreme Court returns to Sacramento for November Oral Argument Calendar (Oct 11, 2013) The California Supreme Court will return to its Sacramento courtroom in the Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building for the Nov 5 and 6, 2013 oral argument calendar. The renovation of the building that began in 2009 has created a safer, more accessible, and "green" building—view virtual tour.
October Conference and Outreach Session at Berkeley Law (Sep 10, 2013)
The court has published the calendar for the October Special Oral Argument Session and the briefs and other filings are available and will participate in a Conference hosted by the California Constitution Center at Berkeley Law in October 2013.
Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions Invites Comment on Draft Opinion (Aug 15, 2013)
The Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions invites public comment on a draft advisory opinion dealing with judicial ex parte communications in family law cases. Deadline for comment: Sept 9, 2013.
Supreme Court Makes Appointments to the State Bar Board of Trustees
(Aug 26, 2013) The Supreme Court appointed Attorneys Miriam Krinsky and Hernán Vera to the State Bar Board of Trustees following recommendations to the court by its seven-member State Bar Trustees Nominating Committee. The terms will commence October 12, 2013, and conclude after the bar's annual board meeting in 2016.
S211990—Hollingsworth et al., v. O'Connell (Brown) & S212172—Dronenburg v. Brown et al. (Aug 14, 2013)
The Supreme Court's final rulings on these two petitions, which sought orders requiring county clerks to enforce Proposition 8 (confining marriage to a union "between a man and a woman"), are now available. The court denied the petition in Hollingsworth and granted the request for dismissal in Dronenburg.
Historical Society Articles Profile Court (Jul 3, 2013)
The California Supreme Court Historical Society's most recent newsletter profiles the work of the court in a number of articles. Some of the topics covered include the women justices on the bench, the court's outreach sessions, and a profile of the Clerk/Administrator.
New Supreme Court Committee to Recommend State Bar Trustees (Feb 7, 2013)
The Supreme Court of California announced the creation of a seven-member State Bar Trustees Nominating Committee to assist the court in selecting appointees to the State Bar Board of Trustees. The committee's organization and work will be guided by Rule 9.90 of the California Rules of Court, which the court adopted on January 23.
Special Session at the University of San Francisco (Feb 5, 2013)
More than 200 attended the Supreme Court of California's historic special session at the University of San Francisco, School of Law. The session commemorated the centennial of the university's law school and kicked-off a month long effort launched by Chief Justice Tani G. Cantil-Sakauye to bring legal and civics learning into the public eye.
Seeking Applicants for State Bar Board of Trustees (Mar 8, 2013)
The California Supreme Court's State Bar Trustees Nominating Committee is seeking qualified applicants for the court's two appointments to the State Bar Board of Trustees in 2013. The deadline to apply is March 29, 2013. Application Form and instructions.
Students to Attend March Oral Arguments (Mar 1, 2013)
As part of the court's ongoing outreach efforts, students from Campolindo High School in Moraga, Head-Royce School in Oakland, and Fresno City College, as well as law interns from the San Francisco City Attorney's Office, will each be attending portions of the court's oral arguments on Tuesday, March 5 and Wednesday, March 6.
Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions Appointments (Jan 30, 2013)
The California Supreme Court appointed three new members and reappointed two current members to the Supreme Court Committee on Judicial Ethics Opinions, an independent committee appointed by the court to help inform the judiciary and the public concerning judicial ethics topics.
Outreach Program to welcome students to February 6 oral arguments (Jan 24, 2013)
As part of the California Supreme Court's ongoing outreach and education efforts, the court will welcome more than 100 students and teachers from Sacramento's C.K. McClatchy High School to hear the two morning cases on the court's February 6, 2013 oral argument calendar in San Francisco.
Supreme Court Adopts Revisions to Code of Judicial Ethics (Nov 14, 2012)
The Supreme Court has adopted amendments to the Code of Judicial Ethics concerning such topics as disclosure of campaign contributions and loans in judicial elections, conduct by judicial candidates, ex parte communications, conducting settlement conferences, and grounds for disqualification of judges.
Beth Jay, Chief Justice's Principal Attorney, set to retire (Nov 16, 2012)
Beth Jay, who has significantly influenced the administration of justice of California while serving as the Principal Attorney to three Chief Justices of California over more than 25 years will retire at the end of the year. She has been a leading voice in the evolution of Supreme Court and judicial branch issues.
Supreme Court Orders Compliance with Preliminary Injunction in Campaign Contributions Case (Nov 4, 2012)
Acting on a petition filed late Friday, November 2, the California Supreme Court on Sunday, November 4, unanimously ordered Americans for Responsible Leadership, an Arizona nonprofit corporation, that recently made a sizable campaign contribution to a California political action committee, to comply with a trial court order directing the nonprofit corporation to provide information to the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) pending the nonprofit corporation's appeal of the trial court order. (Fair Political Practices Commission v. Americans for Responsible Leadership, S206407.)
Annual Report on Workload Statistics (Oct 4, 2012)
The California Supreme Court's Annual Workload Statistics for Sept 1, 2011—Aug 31, 2012 is now available. The report contains details about the number of opinions filed and overall filings and dispositions. (Note: the figures contained in this report are not the same as those contained in the statistics report for the entire branch which are based on the fiscal year.)
Special Session Held at UC Davis School of Law on Oct 3 (Sep 27, 2012)
The Kalmanovitz Appellate Courtroom at the University of California at Davis School of Law was filled to capacity on Oct 3 for the Supreme Court of California's special oral argument session. The session is available for viewing on The California Channel. Case summaries and related information are available here.
California Supreme Court hires new clerk/administrator (Jun 4, 2012)
Frank McGuire is currently the managing attorney for the administrative presiding justice of the First District Court of Appeal and has spent more than 20 years working in the appellate courts.
Supreme Court posts briefs in Garcia on Admission (May 16, 2012)
This case concerns whether an undocumented immigrant who has graduated from law school and passed the California bar examination may be admitted to the California Bar or whether such admission is precluded by any federal statute or for any other reason.
Supreme Court Seeks Applicants for State Bar Board of Trustees (Apr 24, 2012)
The Supreme Court is seeking applicants for court's first-ever appointment to State Bar Board of Trustees, which oversees the State Bar of California. The deadline to apply is June 1, 2012.
Frederick Ohlrich to Retire as Clerk/Administrator of Supreme Court (Mar 26, 2012)
After a 47-year career in the state justice system, Mr. Frederick Ohlrich will retire as Clerk/Administrator of the California Supreme Court.


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17 Feb 2015
United Nations reaffirm commitment to delivering assistance to Yemen
The UN has been in operation in Yemen for over 60 years, sometimes through very difficult circumstances. Over these 60 years, UN agencies, funds and programmes have continued to work with the government, civil society partners and Yemeni women and men to ensure that activities related to health, education, food and shelter, just to name a few areas of assistance, are not disrupted.
16 Dec 2014
MoLA Inaugurates Strategy for Supporting CSOs' Role in Transitional Justice
The Ministry of Legal Affairs (MoLA),in cooperation with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Office of the United Nation High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR),) launched its "Strategy for Engaging Civil Society in Transitional Justice Efforts in Yemen."
18 Nov 2014
Government and Private Sector of Yemen hold dialogue in support of Yemen's economic development
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Government of Yemen and the Yemeni private sector was signed today in Washington DC to foster an enabling environment for business creation and youth employment.
05 Nov 2014
Today's Ideas, Tomorrow's Business Prospects: Launching of Second Youth Innovation and Creativity Award
Supported by UNDP and its partner ROWAD Foundation, over 600 youth gathered today to launch the second edition of the Youth Innovation and Creativity Award under the patronage of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
05 Nov 2014
Members of Aden Land Commission Gains Valuable Lessons from their Mission to Germany
Members of the Aden Land Commission travelled to Germany for a nine-day learning visit to discuss mechanisms and approaches of dealing with land and property restitution issues.
30 Oct 2014
Yemen receive support for the preparation of national paper to address climate change
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Government of Yemen represented by Ministries of Planning, Water and Environment have singed a Project Document "Yemen's National Preparation for Post-2015 Climate Agreement" at the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation.
30 Oct 2014
Signing ceremony of a project that will support Government's efforts to address ghost workers and double dippers
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the Government of Yemen (GoY), represented by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation and Ministry of Civil Service (MoCS) signed the "Strengthening Civil Service and Human Resources Management Project (SHRM)".
25 Oct 2014
Supported by the United Nations and the World Bank Group: Yemeni Government and partners validate roadmap to improve rural livelihoods and employment for women, youth and marginalized groups
Sana'a, the Government of Yemen requested support from the United Nations to accelerate progress on reducing poverty. Under a joint leadership by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation and the Ministry of Local Administration, partners and stakeholders have since August this year worked to identify bottlenecks hindering development.
20 Oct 2014
H.E. Hayashi, Ambassador of Japan to Yemen, returns to Aden after 30 years
H.E. Katsuyoshi Hayashi, Ambassador of Japan to Yemen, visited Aden for the first time since 1980. Japan's support to southern Governorates extends to a wide array of interventions towards the stabilization and economic recovery of the region including returning Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs). With the generous support of the Government of Japan, UNICEF supported school rehabilitation, therapeutic health and nutrition centers and water and sanitation projects for thousands of children, parents, and teachers.
26 Aug 2014
On the Occasions of International Youth Day Celebrated in Sana'a on 26 August 2014
With an average age in Yemen being 17 years old, it is the young people of this country that will shape and safeguard the New Yemen. The UN remains committed to stand along with the people of Yemen and assist the youth in the country in your difficult, but promising hard work to build the future you want.
17 Aug 2014
Supported by the United Nations and the World Bank: Yemeni Government Takes Serious Steps towards fighting poverty in the New Yemen
Sana'a, The Government of Yemen requests support from the United Nations to accelerate progress on eradicating poverty. Under a joint leadership by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation and the Ministry of Local Administration, partners and stakeholders have been invited for a two day workshop to discuss the unfinished business of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
06 Jul 2014
Hajjah WASH activities receive Dutch contribution for scale-up
Sana'a, a cost sharing agreement was signed between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and UNDP represented by Mr. Jeroen Verheul, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Netherlands, and Mr. Paolo Lembo, UNDP Resident Representative for an amount of 500,000 euros dedicated to Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH).
07 Jun 2014
UNV launches Youth Volunteering Award in Yemen
The Arab Youth Volunteering for a Better Future project, under the umbrella of the United Nations Volunteers (UNV) programme, is launching the "Youth Volunteering Award" competition for young volunteers of Yemeni nationality, aged between 18 and 29 years.
29 May 2014
Government of Yemen and UNDP signs two Project Documents supporting Yemen during the transitional period
A signing ceremony was organized at the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation in which two of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) projects to support Government of Yemen efforts during the transitional period were signed.
29 May 2014
The Government of Yemen and the United Nations sign the Peacebuilding Priority Plan for Yemen worth $12 million
The Minister of Planning and International Cooperation, His Excellency Mohammed al Saadi, the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Mr. Paolo Lembo, and a representative of the Office of the Special Adviser of the Secretary-General, Mr. Niels Guenther, today signed the Peacebuilding Priority Plan and five initial projects.
10 May 2014
Yemen's Election Commission Rolls out Biometric Voter Registration Pilot
More than a thousand citizens in a small district of Sanaa actively took part in the future of electoral registration in Yemen when they headed to local schools to participate in Multi-donor Basket Fund supported Biometric Voter Registration.
07 May 2014
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Deputy Regional Director for Arab States and Resident Representative in Yemen visit officials in Aden and inaugurate UNDP Sub-Office in Aden
Mr Mourad Wahba, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Deputy Regional Director for Arab States and Mr Paolo Lembo, Resident Representative visited on 7 May the Port city of Aden, accompanied by Ms. Mikiko Tanaka, Country Director.
17 Apr 2014
UNDP Experts Deem Latest Biometric Voter Registration Software a Success
Sana'a, as part of the GCC initiative and its implementation mechanism, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) technical experts under the Multi-Donors Basket Fund (MDBF) and the Supreme Commission for Elections and Referendum (SCER) judges huddled late into the night around the commission's meeting room throughout this week, testing the latest software version for the Biometric Voter Registration kits set to be used in the nation's largest registration drive.
06 Apr 2014
The Joint Peace and Transition Support Project PTSP signed
Sana'a - United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the Government of Yemen (GoY), represented by the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation and Ministry of Local Administration signed the "Peace and Transition Support Project (PTSP)".
06 Apr 2014
UNDP Signs Project Document for Phase II of Support to Elections during the Transitional Period with Government of Yemen
Sana'a - United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and its partners, including the UK, Denmark, Sweden, Japan, Netherlands, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, France and Turkey, through the Support to Elections during the Transitional Period (SETP) project extend their support to the Government of Yemen with the aim of reinforcing the electoral cycle and conducting fair, open and inclusive electoral events, as part of the UN's integrated support to the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Transition Agreement.
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Tuesday, May 28
Hope you had a fabulous Memorial Day weekend! Of course, having yesterday off makes today feel like a Monday... We had perfect weather for all of the Memorial Day remembrance events. It's so important to take a moment and honor those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
Memorial Day is also the unofficial start to the summer season, and Leo says it's finally going to feel like it with temperatures hitting 90 degrees several days this week.
Time to hit the pool and the lake! We took our kids to Bridgewater Plaza at Smith Mountain Lake on Sunday for lunch and a fun round of putt putt. SML is one of my favorite local getaway spots. It always makes me feel like I'm on vacation whenever I head down there!
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Tuesday, May 7
I truly hope you were able to catch "Susan's Story," either last night at 6 or today on WDBJ 7 Mornin'. Susan Bahorich bravely shared her personal struggle with ovarian cancer. I am so proud of her for being open and honest with what she is going through. She is a wonderful inspiration to us all, and I look forward to seeing her continue her journey to good health!
It's been a busy week in the newsroom, with weather coverage as well. Our area is under a flood watch, so please be careful out on the roads today. If you see any high water, please let us know where it is. Drop us an email at email@example.com.
Also, I am doing a special report airing Thursday at 6 called "Bully Boot Camp." It's in Salem, and it's run by a self defense instructor. Tom Ramsey teaches kids non-violent conflict resolution skills, as they learn to stand up to bullies. Hope you will watch!
Enjoy your Tuesday, and stay safe in this rainy weather!
Friday, April 19
Just like me, I'm sure you've been monitoring this week's events in Boston. It's just always amazing to me that with all of the surveillance and smart phone technology, that anyone would dare to commit such brazen, violent crimes. I suppose some people don't care if they get caught.
As you know, one of the Boston marathon suspects is dead, the other is still at large. The city is on lockdown and people there are on edge. My thoughts and prayers go out to each and every one one of them. I hope that once the authorities do capture the individual responsible, that we can get some answers as to why he took part in all of this. We probably still won't be able to come anywhere close to understanding. Along with the dozens and dozens of victims, I keep thinking of that little eight year old boy who died. He had such a promising life ahead of him...such a tragedy.
As you've heard, WDBJ 7 is doing extensive, live coverage of tomorrow's Blue Ridge Marathon here in Roanoke. I'm sure those runners will be thinking of the victims in Boston, and will run in their honor. Hope you will come out and support these athletes and cheer them on. We can't let fear stop us from celebrating the spirit of competition and the American spirit.
Friday, March 29
Hello! Spring break is next week for my son, Chris, along with all of the other students in Roanoke County. I am also taking next week off, and looking forward to doing some fun things with the kids! We're kicking it off this afternoon with an Easter egg hunt at my daugher's pre-school and another one here at the station for employees' children. I gave up desserts for Lent, and am craving peanut butter eggs big time!
Hope you have a wonderful Easter!
Monday, January 28
Boy, it sure is feeling like winter, isn't it? Once the winter weather machine got cranked up, there seems to be no stopping it. Again, we had lots of school delays and closings on WDBJ7 Mornin' today. Sounds like it might be possible for Friday, too. Leo says we could see some snow showers then.


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From the lines and dots on the body of Otzi the Neolothic iceman to the tramp stamp barely visible on the bridesmaids dress, the urge to ink seems an inseparable part of the human story.
But why? Why do some of us want to do it, and why are some of us repelled by the idea?
Why did I get the face of Teri Gross tattooed on my cheek? If she ever saw I would so embarrassed. But under what circumstances would she ever see it? Ok, off topic off topic ...
Today, a show about Body Art. What accounts for the vogue for tattoos in the last couple of decades? Anne Fitzgerald of Trinity College studies it as a scholar. The guys from Pelican Tattoo and body piercing are living the dream. Do you applaud or deplore the current body art boom? What do you think makes people do it? What tattoo should Colin get?
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I'm thinking of getting an I love Colin tattoo.
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Just got one for my 50th! Love it!
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I came in late to the discussion about tattoos today, but I just thought you might be interested in my tattoo shop mystery series published by Penguin.The first book in the series, THE MISSING INK, came out in July, and the second, PRETTY IN INK, will be out in March. I have a contract for two more books as well.
I am a local author, I live in North Haven Ct. If you do another show about tattoos, I'd love to talk to you if you'd like. I believe that the fact that a big publisher took a chance on a tattoo shop mystery means tattoos are definitely in the mainstream.
All best,
Karen Olson
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My 2 cents: I myself, feel so sorry when I see young girls with tattoos on covering their forearms and such. They are making decisions that can not be easily undone that will effect them the rest of their life. I thank God the bad perms l got in highschool (in the 80's) were not permanent. I have never seen a woman, who has been made more attractive by a tattoo. Just my opinion. Mike from meriden
Listener E-mail from Theresa
In "Until I Found You" by John Irving, tattooing plays a big role in the book. One character is actually "addicted" to tattooing and have full body tattoos. He is described as always being cold as a result... Is it true that people with a full-body work tend to feel cold?
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Prof. Fitzgerald,
Just wanted to let you know I'm listening to & enjoying the show. Also got a new tat recently. Take care.
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I think a CT Grown or Farm-to-Chef logo on your forehead would look lovely and would highlight your eyes very nicely.


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Published at 16:57, Friday, 30 November 2012
THE £51m contract to bring superfast broadband to 93 per cent of Cumbrian homes and businesses was finally signed on the shores of Ullswater yesterday.
The move signalled a start to a communications revolution in the county that it is hoped will transform the fortunes of many rural communities.
BT will now embark on a two-year roll-out that will deliver speeds of up to 80Mbps for Cumbrian homes once the County Council's cabinet has met in January to agree a set of priorities which will determine the order in which communities get connected.
It will approve a plan that will show each community and business at which point in the programme they will be connected and what speeds to expect.
Those that require higher speeds will be given advice and support.
Fibre to the home technology – delivering ultra-fast speeds of up to 330Mbps – will also be deployed in certain areas and will be available on demand.
Senior BT managers and county council leaders at the launch were aware of frustrations in Ulverston about the lack of a firm date for superfast installation, but said there was no question of the town missing out.
Councillor Elizabeth Mallinson, Cumbria County Council's Cabinet member with lead responsibility for Connecting Cumbria, said. "BT will provide superfast broadband for Ulverston and for the rest of the county – we will have a timetable and a roll out so people will know where they are for the next two years.
"We have a tremendously exciting three years ahead of us, but I would ask people to be patient and allow us to deliver this huge programme in a strategic way which is in the best interests of the county as a whole."
Bill Murphy, managing director of BT's Next Generation Access, said: "The project is incredibly important for Cumbria and BT is proud to be a part of it. "Cumbria's scattered population combined with its comparatively large size and challenging geography, means that small business plays a pivotal role in the county's economy and the roll out of fibre broadband will act as an economic driver for those rural businesses.
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Copyright, 1922, by The College Niwi * * College Volume IX. No. 10. BRYN MAWR,'PA., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13,. 1922 Price 10 Cents DISTRESSING PLIGHT OF STUDENTS EMPHASIZE ALL-PHILADELPHIA DEALS VARSITY ITS FIRST DEFEAT PRELIMINARY, SWIMMING WON BY DARK BLUE Bryn Mawr Hockey Season Closes Mrs. Frank VanaVrlip Describes With Hard Fought Spectacular Game Conditions in Europe and Asks American Aid The need of a "'feeling; of understanding affection between the COttCtiBljfcf the world," was the theme ot ^WrffTrrank i Vanderlfp's address in Taylor Hall on Thursday night. , Mrs. Yandcrlip is well .qualified to speak on this need, for she has , just returned from an extended tour in Europe and the East with her husliand. Formerly a prominent New York banker who has recently interested himself in European conditions and published several books on European problems. "Before the war," Mrs. Vanderlip said, "the countries of, the world were just get- ting the economic scheme of interdepend- ence and specialization worked out; the wa�-wreckcd all J^is and revived "the age- long hatreds which were beginning to die out in peace and plenty, The situation now is of readjustment and the difficulties are many. . In the first place perhaps is the ex- change question; the countries of Europe , have had to part with a gold basis; a dol-( lar- in Berlin is now worth eight thousand .marks, and in Austria twenty thousand; when I was in Poland I got a few dollars changed to make minor purchases and ' founcLthat 1 couldn't carry the change in a fairly good-sized purse; as\ there was so much of it. And these countries must have our goods; in Germany they have only one third the food they need, in Aus- tria only one tenth. The East made money in commerce, hut Constantinople's com- merce is now done and another city wrecked. This, is bad for everyone, but, worst of all, for those of fixed incomes, and on the professional and educated peo- ple and the young, civilization depends. Europe Suffers from Our Isolation "Our tariff and our theory of isolation are hard for Europe. She must sell us goods and yet we shut off her manufacturers with our tariff. The working people of Ger- many would set the world on her feet if they were only allowed to. � "As for help, America must do the most, CONTINl'K!) ON PAGE 3. The match against All-Philadelphia on Saturday morning was the last game'and first defeat of the Bryn Mawr. season, Alt Philadelphia winning with a score of 11-3. ?A1 the start of the game, Varsity rushed the ball toward All-Phi|hdelphi'a's goal to lose it to the opposing team, whose un- usually quick rinht wing. Miss Norris, made the first of a number of sensationally long dribbles. All through the game Bryn �Mawr^ used the center and insides much more, and the wings less, in carrying the ball down the field, than did All-Philadcl- phia. M. Adams, .right inside, made two spectacular runs which were stopped by Miss Townsend, center half for All-Phil- adelphia, and the best player on the team. I!. Tuttle, Varsity's left inside, fought well and made many excellent plays. In the second of the thirty five minute halves; although the Brown team fought hard, the play was mostly around the Bryn Mawr goal.. E. Page, goal-guard, was re- markably quick and accurate, making sev- eral astonishing stops at the edge of the CONTINUED ON I'AGK 3 INTER-CITY TOURNAMENT WON BY ALL PHILADELPHIA --------------- <r Bryn Mawr Represented on Teams All Philadelphia was the winner of the Inter-city hockey tournament, held at St. Martins during the Thanksgiving vacation. Bryn Mawr alumnae were welt'represented on the city teams, and seven undergrad- uates played with the "Etceteras," a team of individual players. In the priliminaries..Boston beat in turn Chicago 3-2, and Richmond, after tying one game, 4-3. Philadelphia beat New York T6-1, and then finally defeated Boston 9-1. Other games not in the series were also played. In an exhibition game between an English team and All Philadelphia, the English won 5-3. The Etceteras played games with an all school team and with Richmond. All-Philach^phia second team played and beat Chitago 13-1. Undergraduate players who competed were V* Corse '23, M. Adams''23, E. Page �23, E. Tuttle '24, M. Buchanan '24, M. Gardner '25, and R'M. Harris '26. Alumnae players were: Cfiicago; C. Werson '09, P. Thompson '17, P. Chase Boyden ex-'20 (Mrs. Preston Boyden), substitute, J. Pauling '17; Richmond, F. Crenshaw '12, CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 STRANGE ADVENTURES BEFALL FORD TRAVELLERS English Graduates and Coaches Reach Buck Hill Falls Henrietta, a Ford recently acquired by Xliss Acquorth and Miss Macintosh, En- glish .uraduates, and Miss Hutchinson and Miss Barrow, hockey coaches, took them on ;in exciting trip over the Lackawanna trail to Buck Hill Falls during the Thanks- giving Vacation. They met with a bear and a wild cat *s well as two punctures during their journey and had the unusual experience of obtaining rooms in a Beth- lehem hotel for a dollar apiece At Buck Hill F'alls they were very much surprised t(. find it rumored that they were an English hockey team who had arrived in an aero- plane and come to introduce the game o) "jockey" into America. During the Christinas vacation the same party except for Miss Hutchinson arc hop- ing to reach Palm Beach in Henrietta, and they say that they will be delighted to call on anyone who may live somewhere along their route.. MISS KING REVIEWS NEW BOOK BY TURKISH AUTHOR (Specially Contributed by Miss Georgianna Goddard King) Speaking of the Turks, by Mufty-Zadr K. Zia Bey Dufficld and Company, 1922. A new book came into my hands this week "which I read so quickly and with such interest that I have asked to have it bought for the library. It is all about the Con- stantinople in which we were going about last summer, confirming what we had divined and revealing more than we had guessed of how the inhabitants feel about the Allied occupation. The writer is a Turk, well-bofC edu- cated on the Continent, whose father was Minister to Italy, to Vienna, and to Eng- land, and whose cousin was the Turkish Minister in Washington; married to an American wife, himself a good feminist and a good liberal. He writes straight- forward American'and links up his chap- ters in an unpretentious .narrative* of the return home last "year, the visits to rela- CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Elaine Lomas '25 Wins Diving Test M. Faries '24 Places Second Winning thcjilunge for distance, the 136 foot front swim, and placing in all othei events, the Freshmert won first place with 23 points in the swimming meet last Fri day evening. The Juniors' followed with 21.3 points, while third place, with a totai of 18.3 points, went to 1925. No record: The diving contest was won by E. Lomas. '25, who also plated first in the 6.X-fooi front swim, and second in the 136-foot. E Vincent, '2A, won both 6K-foot and 136-loo' back swims, while first place in the 136 foot and second in the 68-foot front went to E. Harris. '26. TlTc places are liable tl change in. the final meet next Friday. Places made in the different event- were 68-Foot Front Swim (Record�13 Seconds) Second? . L-ifi. Lomas, '25................ 14.2 I-.. Harris, '26...............' 14.4 M. Illumenstock ............ 14.8 B. Tuttle, '24 ....*....�...... 15 K. Fowler, '25 M. Smith, '24 CONTINUED ON PACE 3 UNDERGRADUATE MEETING VOTES TO CHANGE PARADE NIGHT A Longer Christmas Vacation to be Petitioned That Parade Night activities cease after ten, was decided should >y an Under graduate Association* meeting in Taylor Hall, December, 6. A pcti/'on for chang ing the Christmas vacation and an assess ment were also discussed. It was decided to rail this truce between ten at night and eight in the morning, be- cause it was pointed out. that then was nothing accomplished during these hours and that this time was a strain on.both the Sophomores and Freshmen. The peti- tion for changing the Christmas vacation was passed unanimously. If this petition is granted by the Faculty it will mean that; the Christmas vacation will end Monday January 8, and the classes which would have been given January 6 will be held tin following Saturday. The meeting also decided to asse-s everv member of the Association 75 cents, to pay for the pa) day mistresses and for the cost of a now floor covering for the stage. WORKERS EDUCATIONAL MOVEMENT DISCUSSED Liberal Club Entertains Member of Oxford Debating Team ^ i At Informal Tea , ,,y %-------- "You at Bryn Mawr know all about workers' education, of course," said Mr. Kenneth Lindsay, Member of the Oxford Debating Team, who spoke informally St a Liberal Club .tea last Thursday, "The fame of your Summer School has pene- trated to the far corners of the earth." Since #ie departure of the other members of the Debating Team, Mr. Lindsay^has been visiting American colleges, partly un- der the auspices'of tin National Student Forum. *? At the Club tea in Pembroke West, Mr. Lindsay began by saying that the chiet bond between Englarffl and America was their ignorance of each other. He went on to describe the problem ,ne **' 'l:u' was Hnyland's answer to it,�the return of one hundred and twenty labor members to the House of Commons. The labor move- ment and the education of laboring men are Mr. Lindsay's chief interests. Th^ Workers' Education idea was starfcd by Mr. Albert Mansbridge, about twenty years ago, when he succeeded in getting ten Ox- ford professors and ten" trade unionists to- gether to "talk things over." From Oxford, the movement spread, Mr. Lindsay said, to Cambridge, "an alluvial deposit of the river Cam," and from Oxford and Cam- bridge it has gone over the world, so that now there is a branch in New, York and even in New Zealand. New Methods of Teaching Found The fundamental thing in workers' edu- cation is that for the first time people arc interpreting their own experience. For this new education, new text books have been written and a new method of teaching has been developed, in which the attitude is critical, interested, zealous, and l>ehind which is the dream of remoulding things. Mr. Lindsay feels with* Professor Detvey that "politics and education are the same* tliinu." and he says this movement for edu- cation lias resulted in the Labor Party of today which is "unparalleled in history," and which indicates the bringing together of hand and brain workers at a time when party division threatened to follow hori- zontal class lines. � EMPLOYEES CO-OPERATIVE SCHOOL FOUNDED FOR BRYN MAWR MAIDS An Employees Co-operative School, th< first of its kind in women's colleges, was organized at a meeting of a number of the maids with Dean Smith in the Maid-' Club Room last Thursday night. The school is modeled upon the Summer School and is under the direction of a Board �of Control; consisting of a maid from each hall and one from the other buildings, and an Adsisory Board consist .ing of President Pa� Miss Smith. Mis- Friedmann, one " undergraduate, and one graduate. The aim of the Board and the members is to_make the School self-con- trolled, self-supporting, and co-operative for its success. All maids become mem- courses in Dress-making, Literature, Eng- lish Composition, Arithmetic, Latin, and Pliysiology. Miss Clark, Reader m the re- quired courses in English Literature, will teach literature and Miss Hearscy, Eng. lish Composition. .The Board has obtained Miss C. Schuett to give instruction in Dress-making. COLLEGE TO CELEBRATE XMAS AT HALL PARTIES Radnor and Denbigh Revive Old English Customs Christinas celebrations in each ball will culminate in a fancy dress dance in Pem- broke next Wednesday night. After a buffet supper there, managed by S. Carey, 25, ;i skit will be acted by the Pembroke Freshmen for the rest of the college. Old English customs will be revived in Radnor, where the Yule Lag and Boars' Head ceremonies will precede humorous speeches by a member of each class. In Denbigh, where each class gives a skit, the Master and Mistress of the Revels preside. Rockefeller's celebrations will follow the tradition of a mediaeval Christmas. The Ik is of the School by paying a membership! Lor(, aml La<)y of ,he Manor will look fee of one dollar, which will cover all ex- penses " and make it possible to offer on at the revels'around the Christmas tree. Merion will adhere to its own custosa of Riving a tea dance. After supper, while revels and dancing go on in Pembroke, the choir- will make the round of the campus singing Christmas carols to President "Park and members of the Faculty. 'N
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