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��< � College News VOL. XVI/NO. 7 BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE), PA., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1929 PRICE. 10 CENTS Vespers Dr. Home!! Hart will lead the Bryn Mawr League vesper serv- ice on, Sunday, �November 24, at 7:30 in the music room of Good- hart. * ' ' Second PISyers Production Successful On Thursday evening, November 15, "Aria da Capo," by Edna St. Vincent Millay. was presented in Goodhart Hall under the auspices of the Varsity Players. Continuing their practice of allowing one week only for rehearsals, the flayers sfgiln .proved what excep- tional results they can obtain by short and concentrated effort. Although this play was less difficult to perform than "Riders to the Sea" and did not there- fore leave such a profound impression on the audience, nevertheless, under the direction of C. Dyer,-'31, it attained an equal success. In fact the lines were much more distinctly audible in the production Thursday night, partly because the players spoke more slowly. M. Drake, '31, in the role of Colum- bine, gave perhaps the most finished performance, as was expected by those of us who are familiar with her acting. Her technique and pantomime are, un- usually professional, her stage presence displaying ease and a spontaneity of action. In a charmingly whimsical manner she twitched her short tulle skirt and followed the indifferent Pier- rot. . In Pierrot, P. Putnam., '32, was confronted with a part more difficult than the others. She carried it well, however, showing possibilities of great- er success with more training and ex- perience? L. Thurston, '31, in the minor part of Cothurnus, added a comical note, and H. Thomas, '31, as Thyrsis, though a little stage-conscious, in other respects gave a satisfactory perform- . ance. The role of Corydon was played most effectively by C. Sullivan, '30. In one part Cothurnus says: "The audi- ence will forget," and in that sorrow- ful moment as Corydon is dying, the audience did forget. Miss Sullivan contributed a sweetness and a sadness to the little tragedy which was truly moving, so that' we were almost' dis- turbed rather than amused when Coth- r urnus slammed shut his book. Thus after seeing "Aria da Capo" and "Riders to the Sea" we await with increasing interest the next perform- ance of the Players. Fighting Varsity Suffers Defeat A-Mioofcrr AH Philadelphia defeated" Varsity 7-1 on Saturday, November 16, the score was closer than had been feared, considering Varsity's record this fall. Esther Thomas was the heroine of the game, this being her first appearance as goal. She with- stood the steady bombardment from All Philadelphia's forwards with re- markable success, and her stopping and clearing were among the best points of the game. The first hatf, while the teams were still fresh, furnished by far the best hockey, although the early playing was slow and messy. Collier and Ullom filled their places as half- backs with great skill, and remained Varsity's mainstays throughout the game. They were quick at overtaking and almost unerring in their attack. Among the forwards, Totten dis- tinguished herself in the first half, when the play was largely on the right. She was equally good in tackling back and in taking passes, and her dodging was perfectly timed and very success- ful. Varsity's only goal was made in the first half by Longacre, who caught the ball after Totten had carried it up the field, and shot it beautifully into the cage. The first half ended 3-1; All Phila- delphia broke through in the second half to score four times. The backs played nobly, but they were winded, and the All Philadelphia forwards de- veloped skill which was unhinged in the first half. Time after time they Caatlane* am Page Feur Mrs. Fleming Tells About Collectivity Russian Doctrine Achieved by American Financial Help. NEW PLAN SUCCEEDS Oil Thursday, November 14, Mrs. Jackson Fleming, the well-known trav- eler and lecturer, was guest at a tea in the Music Room. Mrs. Fleming, who has traveled extensively in Russia and is very conversant with conditions there, spoke on that subject at Bryn Mawr last year.. Consequently she was familiar to most of her audience. "It is necessary for an understanding of present-day Russia," began Mrs. Flem- ing, "to realize that Russia, is working toward a doctrine of absolute collec- tivity, and that this experiment would have failed had not Ford, Owen Young and other great American fin- anciers gone to the rescue. The strength 6f the doctrine of collectivity is best illustrated by the case of the Russian boy taken from the wild- law-" less life, to which he was accustomed, by a locksmith, who educated hinv and made him happy in the possession of a wrist watch and a radio. The Rus- sian newspapers were filled with com- plaints against this locksmith, since he had given the boy a lust for pos- sessions training him against the col- lective. The most effective expression of the doctrine is found in the factory where units are organized into clubs. All factory workers merge their egos in this collectivity making the factory their home, leaving their Babies in the creche, and young children in the kin- dergarten. These factories are like temples of the new religious doctrine of collectivity. Children are trained not to believe in God or they will be- come soul-encumbered and not have the proper reverence for the collective. There must be no careerists in theje groups for every one must syive to merge himself in the ideal. � The new doctrine worked very well in the factories, but great difficulty was found in teaching the peasant the value of such a system. He was a distinct individual and as such had to be fought. Teachers went out to explain the col- lective notion, promising manufactured articles in retorn for the grain which Russia needed. The peasants, how- ever, having discovered .that the pron> ised articles did not come, kept their wheat and continued in their old sim- ple," acquisitive way of life. Russia then introduced the motion picture into peasant communities as propaganda, to show American industrial and agricul- tural communities. The peasants be- came interested in this idea of America removed to Russia, but as they wc^ild not give their wheat to pay for manu- factured articles the government was forced to seek outside aid in their plan. Mr. Ford, Mr. Young and the Mc- Donald Company of Chicago sponsored the new system of the Five-Year plan to help the peasant realize the collec- tive notion. When Mr. Ford's new tractor was failing in America he started factories in Ireland and all over Europe with Russia as his market for this vast output. So America is helping to establish the revolution and a doctrine of suppression of the in- dividual, and Russians have a tem- porary idea of liking us. This is amaz- ing in a country in which boys and girls cannot enter the advanced schools if they have a parent who is engaged in buying and selling for profit�what is known as a Nep man or woman. Such a child desiring an education must first renounce his parents. These New Economic Policy people have be- come outcasts and the young must help to make them so. . Another feature of the new doctrine is that every boy and girl is trained to have a world mind and to be able to teach these ideas to others�every member a teacher. An example of the . CMtlnmrd on P��e Two Episodes Presented By Angna Enters Contrasting Personalities Effec- tively Harmonized to Music. AUDIENCE RESPONSIVE Angna Enters Dulles Discusses the Stock Market Crash "I have been very, reluctant*- to come here this morning," Dr. Dulles began, in speaking on the Stock Market in Thursday's Chapel. "First of all be- cause** everything I must say is bound to be gloomy; sccolidly, because no one is just now in a position to know what will happen to the market; and thirdly because "what experience I've had has been very dearly bought. "We all knew that a break was coming some thne. The -reasons for such a collapse can be attributca* to the general characteristics of the past few years, and can be divided into two main classes: fundamental reasons and occasional reasons. Of the funda- mental reasons the first is our exag- gerated idea of prosperity. The sec- ond is the too sudden increase in the spending power which meant that there was muci u/^-vise-spending along with the wise, and borrowings agYlnst stock Continued on Page Three Liberals Hear of Labor Problems On Thursday, November 14, the Liberal Club held a discussion led by Paul Porter. Field Secretary of the League for Industrial Democracy. Mr. Porter has traveled extensively in China, Japan, Manchuria and Korea and studied labor �movements very thoroughly. As a representative of the Emergency Committee for Strikers' Relief, and as correspondent for The Nation and The New Leader he was a close observer of the major textile strikes in Tennessee and North and South Carolina. Mr. Porter spoke first of the L. I. D., an � organization consisting of about 1500 college students and 3000 persons out of college who are �joined together by a desire for intelligent understand- ing of the labor situation. A new city chapter of the League in Philadelphia is giving a dinner Friday evening, No- vember 22, in honor of Mr. Norman Thomas, Executive Director of the L. I. D., who will speak on the question, "Has Liberalism Collapsed?" Mem- bers of the Bryn Mawr Liberal Club are extended an invitation to attend this dinner. The discussion centered around the recent strikes in the South, their origin and probable outcome. The workers Continued am fmge Two Double Meeting Results � in Sundry Decisions On Wednesday evening, November 1.3, meetings of the l*-ndergraduatc As- sociation and of the Self-government Association were herd in the auditorium of Goodhart. E. Perkins. '30, presided over the first meeting. Three items were attended to. The first suggestion was that the studeitts of the College buy a radio for Goodhart Commons room, This has long been felt to be a need of the Col-,, lege, and it has often been suggested wi|h no very constructive backing. The result of this last appeal was a mo'- tion made, seconded and passed, that each of the undergraduates contribute 45 cents, in order that wc might buy a $150 Atwater Kent Radio. / The second decision made was that the tea dance this year be given, not before ,Varsity Play, but before the Glee Club perform.,.,ex ;.-. the spring; The objections to having tin- dance before the play wire, first, that the Players do not plan to collaborate with Princeton, and, secondly, that the first Varsity play will be a Miracle, and hardly .appropriate as a tea dance cli- max. *. The third decision was to accept the very kind offer of an alumna of the college to subscribe in the name of Rryn .Mawr to a kind of lending library of modern paintings. The Self-Government meeting was presided over by O. Stokes, '30. The first business brought up was an amendment to a resolution of the As- sociation. It was suggested that un- dergraduates who had received special permission from a member of the Board be allowed to dine and dance at places on the approved list, in Philadelphia, until.it VIS lime to catch the 11.35 train. This motion Was pa>sed with a large majority. The second business brought up was a continuation of the discussion of last week. Miss Martin, in the name- of the Board, made a motion to the effect that students who had registered at the Infirmary a certificate of permit frUm a doctor at home, would be al- lowed to keep alcoholic beverages, for medicinal purposes, in their rooms. The administration of the infirmary had approved of this idea, and are plac- ing it upon their-own book of rules. After a good deal of difftUMiofl of wording, and some quibbling as to policy, the motion was passed with a tremendous tnajority.^^ .i g'.'L i:'- Angna Bntert, the chorwnifme, pre- sented a program of her Kpisodcs in ' Goodhart Hall, Friday evening, No- vember 15. for the . benefit of* the Regional Scholarship Fund and under the auspices of the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Association of Eastern fenn-' syhaiiia'.and Delaware. Angna Enters creates and interprets "episodes" vary- ing in character from the symbolic to the burlesque; to each, in the few mo- ments allotted, she surrenders her en- tire self, tlw> being of a dancer, an artist and a mimic, except her exquisite sense of irony and humor. The wide stage was hung with black velvet draperies, the shade changing as different lights were cast; the ac- ce-sories were of the simplest, if used al all, but Enters, l>.\ a single gesture or a look, peopled and furnished the .bare space.. Music, from Beethoven and^frebussy to Sousa and jazz, came softly and continuously from behind the scenes, ceasing only occasionally to be effective through its absence; the rhythm was identified with Enters' every movement and the overtones vi- brated with her emotions; the harmon- ization of the personality she had as- sumed for each composition, and the accompaniment she had chosen, was so perfect that the music spoke for the silent dancer. In the episode, Enter/ft grasps any character, Mediaeval Ma^^ donna^ schoolgirl, Parisian cocotte, and condenses the emotions within that character's scope � heightens them, mocks them, or sounds their pathos. She interprets a whole life in her mo- tions, sometimes actual dancing, in the swift changes of expression in her eyes and on her face, and in the inter- play of her personality with those per- ' sonalitics living in her imagination. One episode is a moving tableau, an- - other a dance, another a humorous im- personation�-#I1 arc controlled by the latent artistry and sympathy of En- ters herself. * The breathless succes- sion of compositions completely alien in theme, the juxtaposition of "Cake Walk�1897" and "Queen of Heaven," sweeps the audience from hilarious to almost fearful applause, but so smooth -is the sequence that what might seem dissonant contra^, beeeme harmoni- ous "bppbsiTions. fii fhe "symbolic" in- terpretation of the Madonna the precise meaning is obscure; in the impersona- tion of the Parisian adventuress the subtle significance is hardly caught, so rapid arc the changes of expression. Angna Enters opened her program to the nisuic of Straus' "Geschichten aus dem Wiener Wald"; she is a Viennese Fraulein little B*y little abandoning herself to the waltz and to her parttrer; her eyes shine with exuberant ficrman coquetry, and her pink skirts swirl about her and her invisible omipanion. Enters, the simple German girl swaying to the waltz, is transformed in "Feline" into a demon; her fingers become claws; her black skirts wave behind her; her arms arch mcnancingly "only to drop softly; in her sinuous movements the muscular strength, the stealth and the egotism of the feline form become diabolic and ' human. "Promenade" is welcome. comic relief; the Paris shop-girl awaits her promenade companion; the high brown'shoes that impatiently tap the ground, the,.green furbelows, the black bonnet with � ribbons bunched under the chin and the parasol, when coupled with her impatience, her zest in the perusal ol her magazine, and her shrewd look-out for all that goes on about her, compose an ^ngaging comedy. No atmosphere could be farther removed from that of Parisian gaiety than that of "Moyen Age"; a Mediaeval madonna, such as was con- Contiourd oa Pa(* rear
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ia* f* :.�j. j-i�bl.- "\ The College A VOL. XXIII, No. 17 lYN^M BRYN^MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1937- Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS Originality Marks New Tonal Effects Of Guitar Soloist Skilled' Technique Opens New Opportunities for Pianistic Quality ---------(. BACH PIECES OFFER NOVEL EXPERIENCE (Especially contributed by Patricia Ravn Robinson, '39.) Goodhart Hall, March 2.�Those who heard Andres Segovia, the dis- tinguished Spanish guitarist, , were fortunate in enjoying a recital marked not only by its unusual originality, but by real musicianship. The idea of a guitarist's playing in concert is ar- resting enough, but Segovia proved that as much artistry and musical feeling can be put into a performance on the guitar as on any of the more generally accepted solo instruments. He has developed a technique which opens to us the unexpected possibili- ties of his instrument. Combined with the traditional languorous qual- ity which we associate with it, he has produced many new tonal effects, a fluid pianistic quality reminiscent of the harpsichord, and dynamics which one would not think achievable on a plucked instrument. In his program Segovia again proved the remarkable versatility or the guitar. Only three works were written originally for the instrument. These were a Prelude, Theme and Variations by F. Sor, a Sonatina by Torroba (dedicated to Segovia) and an Etude by F. Tarrega. In the Sor composition, the use of dynamics was particularry effective, while in the Tarrega, a work of apparently great technical difficulty, there was no la- boring after speed. The music moved easily, as in a keyboard instrument, and was marked by grace and sim- plicity. . -f Bach, on the guitar, was a new'ex- perience for many, although the effect which this instrument produces is probably close to that which the com- poser conceived in his work for the harpsichord. TMe contrapuntal "dif- ficulties are obvious�one can scarcely imagine an intricate, four-part fugue sustained by five fingers alone, as would be necessary on the guitar. However, the Prelude, Gavotte and Loure which Segovia chose did not present these obstacles, but flowed pleasantly, with the restrained beauty of the traditional Bach. In the Continued on'+'aKe Three COLLEGE CALENDAR Wednesday, March 10.�Pi- anoforte recital' by Mr. Alex- ander Kelberine. Goodhart, 8.30 p. m. , Basketball game with Beaver. Gymnasium, 8 p. m. Thursday, March 11. � Mr. Haniel Long will speak on Crea- tive Writing. Deanery, 5 p. m. Meeting of the Philosophy Club. Common RotffiffjtO p. m. Friday, March 12. � Swim- ming meet with Swarthmore. Swarthmore College, 4.30 *p. m". Saturday, March IS.�Basket- ball game with Swarthmore. Gymnasium, 10 p. m. Sunday, March 14.�Musical service." MnsTc room, 7.30 p. m. Tuesday, March 16.�Mr. Fen- wick will speak on current events. Common Room, 7.30 p. m. Wednesday, March 17. � Bridge party for the benefit of the Virginia T. Stoddard Memor- ial Fund of the Agnes Irwin School. Deanery^Swp. m. Movies, Emil unS^dje Detek- tive. Goodhart, 8.30 p. m. Thursday, March 18.�Con- cert by Miss Myra Hess, pianist. Goodhart, 8.30 p. m. Friday, March 19.�Swimming meet with University of Penn- sylvania. Gymnasium, 4.30 p. m. Saturday, March 20.�French Club play, L'Ecole des Maria. Goodhart, *30 prm-----� Dance following play. . Gym- nasium. ., Sunday, March 21.�Dr. Chris- tian Brinton will speak on Art in th'e Soviet Union. Deanery, 5 p. m. Sunday service with talk by Mrs. Harper Sibley of Roches- ter, N. Y. Monday, March 22.�Gordon Child, authority on praWstoric archaeology, will speaK. Dean- ery, 5 p. m. Tuesday, March 23.'�Mr. Fen- wick will speak on current events. Common Room, 7.30 p. in. . Meeting of the Philosophy Club. Common Room. Wednesday, March 24.�Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner will pre- sent a group of modern mono- logues and the Loves of Charles II. Goodhart, 8.30 p. m. Undergraduates Display Musical Talents In Delightful League Entertainment Gordon Grosvenor Perfornj*^' With the Skill and Emotion Of an Artist The Deanery, March 5. � Nine- tenths of Bryn Mawr missed one of the pleasantest Deanery events of the year, the League Musicale. It proved conclusively two things: first, that the college is talented artistically as well as academically, and secondly, that it should be encouraged in such de- partures from its conservative intel- lectual path. In short, the League is to be congratulated�it has scored something in the way of a triumph. The Deanery underwent a series of transformations. To some, perhaps, this phenomenon passed unnoticed, they saw throughout only easy and uneasy chairs drawn up and occupied informally in one-half of the room. But even the chairs changed their character. At first they were unmis- takably Deanery, but suddenly they stiffened and�hardened into the sim- ple wooden chairs of a German Raths- keller and the room itself became very cheerful and smoky and beery. Eight peasant girls were singing Volkslieder in native costume, while a belederhos- ened youth accompanied them on the accordion. The youth was Herr Amelia Forbes, and his harmonious companions the Frauleine Beck, Dolo- itz, Gregory, Herron, Matteson, Pen- field, Solter and Steele. They sang songs which every German lover loves, and- ended with the merry "yahoo!" sort of shout that brings tears of reminiscence to one's eyes. After they had filed out and when Grace Dolowitz had seated herself on numbers of cushions at the piano (is there no East Indian piano stool which would match the rest of the Deanery furniture and could be utilized by our up-and-coming virtuosos?) we had a strange fancy that we were in Wash- ington's Mayflower Hotel listening to one of Mrs. Lawrence Townsend's Mu- sical Mornings. Probably every city has its Musical Mornings, so there is no need for explanation. At any rate, Miss Dolowitz played Bach's Prelude in B flat and Schumann's Ende vom Lied, and very skillfully, too. The loud applause which greeted her was followed by the appearance of Harriet Hutchison, who removed a pillow and began Mozart's Sonata in C major. It made us wonder even more fer- vently why people waste so much of their talent on the practice rooms in Goodhart, as we presume they do. If we wese prepared for well-exe- cuted composiHons on the piano, our Musical Morning gave us a pleasant shock as Lydia Lyman let soar her Continued on Face Three Perfection is,Goal Of Individual-Being Mr. Weiss Stresses Pursuit Of Art, Science, Philosophy For Knowledge MAN BASICALLY MORAL Music Room, March 3.�Man is es- sentially a moral and a self-conscious being who* if he is to understand him- self, must pursue art, science and philosophy, according to Paul Weiss who delivered the eighth and last of a series of lectures on The Nature of Man. The individual is continually striving toward perfection; perfection here meaning the ability to embody within himself all reality. Complete philosophy is the first step toward this perfection, but since it has lost the details of actual objects it is necessary to supplement philosophy with art and science. We find through these combined methods that we are most effectively ourselves only when we act with respect to others. A man can only be human if he is moral in respect to his fellow-men. If we investigate man perceptually we find him to be a collection of multiple, independent traits. How- ever, if we view him speculatively with the insight of an artist, we find that man's characteristics are inter- twined to constitute a dynamic unity. When we trace this unity through- out our lives, from birth to death, we find our identity not in external things, our physical bodies or in the fact that we are conscious, but in cur- ability constantly to evaluate things in the universe according to the way in which they would make us more perfect. Ideas can have two relationships; one to the objects outside the indi- vidual, the other to the individual it- self. Ideas (which directly reflect man's inner nature often distort the nature of external objects. This kind Continued on Page Four KELBERINE WILL APPEAR IN GOODHART RECITAL Alexander Kelberine, who will give a piano recital in Goodhart Hall on Wednesday evening, March 10, was soloist with the Philadelphia Orches- tra twice last season. He made his first New York -recital appearance since 1932 at Carnegie Hall on March 16. Durftjg his career he has been soloist with Molinari in New York, with the National Symphony Orches- tra, in Washington and with the Peo- ple's Symphony Orchestra in Boston. Mr. Kelberine is Russian by birth, but came to America in 1923 for per- manent residence. He was taught by the famVus Lisztian, Alexander Siloti. In 1928 he made his.American debut with the distinction of being the first to be presented by the Julliard Musical Foundation. At the invitation of Molinari, he toured Italy and ap- peared in Paris in 1931 and 1^32. At- tracting the attention of the public and the critics in 1932 by his recitals of Bach and Beethoven, he has com- manded respect and admiration not only as a brilliant contemporary mu- sician, but as a distinct personality and teacher. Mr. Kelberine will be heard with Stokowski on April 2 and 3. Rhythm, Sound Marked In Miss ~AxIams'. Poems Lyrics Show Original Treatment Of Traditional Themes SPRING VACATION MAY START ON MARCH 25 At a meeting in the Common Room on March 9, the Legislature voted to send two recommendations to the faculty, one asking that-the beginning of spring vacation be changed from March 26 to March 25, and a second that it be changed to one o'clock on March 25. The recommendations are the result of the problem arising from the last day of classes coinciding with Good Friday v when students who wish to go to church are excused from classes. As a substitute for Fri- day classes, the suggestion was made that the time be made up on the Sat- urday after vacation. The reason that two recommendations were sent, although most members wished to have- the date changed to one o'clock Thursday, is that the Faculty Com- mittee may feel that an entire extra day of classes which the second re- quest would entail is undesirable, whejjplHr-the Friday classes which would be missed if the first petition were granted would mean only one Saturday morning. The Legislature also discussed changing the form of college elec- tions in order to shorten the time it takes to complete them and to make them more efficient. Although a legal change can only be effected in a mass meeting of the student body, plans were considered to have all except the officers of the four big associa- tions elected by the classes they rep- resent and not by th^entire college. This contemplated change would eliminate the evil of voting for un- known people, <and since th,e different classes could vote on the same day Without repetitions in the nomina- tions, it would shorten the time of the elections considerably. Deanery, March 7.�The sense of rhythm and sound which distin- guished Leonie Adams's poetry was evident in her reading of her poems last Sunday afternoon. Selections were read from High Falcon and Those Xot Elect, and several more recent poems which -have appeared in periodicals. Miss Adams writes in the tradi- tional English lyric forms, modified to give flexibility to her own natural feeling for music and rhythm. This flexibility can perhaps be partially conveyed by the following lines from her poem Caryatid: "Not at midnight, not at moi'ning, O sweet city, Shall we come in at your portal, but this-girl, your servant, Bearing on her head a broken stone In the body shaped to this Poised no less for the burden now the temple is fallen." Some of Miss Adams's poo*? arc devoted to descriptions of nature in which her ear for sounds and delight in color are distinctive. Grapes Mak- ing, a poem which particularly de- lighted her audience, has a delicate, sensuous flavor which is artificial in detail but real in the mood which it conveys as a whole\ Her fertile de- scriptions of summer and autumn, as in Country Summer or The Bounds and Garlands Done, have an original treatment of the traditional. The nature descriptions have, as in most of her poetry, an overtone expressing the recognition, not necessarijy a sad recognition, of the mortality of nature. But it. is not only in descriptions of nature for itself unrelated to other themes-that Miss Adams writes her best poetry. In The Horn, written, prosaically speaking, on the straight- to-the-grave motif, a sense of damp- ness and death are contained in three pointed, simple lines: "The mist is risen like thin breath The young leaves of the ground smell chill So faintly a're they strewn on death." Later in the poem she uses the dark image of a hare "with a spectre in his eye" who speeds? unwittingly as human being, to the snare of death. It is a pleasure to find a poem such as Send Forth the High Falcon- in Continued on Page Two Theater Workshop Plan to be Aided By Miss Skinner To Give^Series of Monologues, Receipts of Which Will Go To Memorial Building PROGRAM TO INCLUDE THREE MODERN PIECES The first step toward the realiza- tion of a theater workshop for Bryn Mawr will be taken on March 24 by Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner. At that time Miss Skinner will return to her alma mater to give a performance of her monologues at 8.30 in Goodhart Hall. The receipts from the perform- ance will go to a fund for the build- ing of the workshop. According to the small committee of Mrs. Otis Skin- ner's friends, the new project will be called the, Mrs. Otis Skinner Theater Workshop in hbnor of Miss Skinner's mother, who died recently. Mrs. Skinner, beautiful and talented in her own rrfchj^jrave up her career for her daughter, who she was de- termined should not grow up under" the influence of the stage. A chance mo6(fing with a Bryn Mawr alumna convinced her of the advisability of living near the college. For a number of yen's she lived on faculty row, and then \ 1921 built a house on Gulph Road. During this time she had the closest relations with the college,-and while Cornelia was attending the Baldwin School did a great -deal of dramatics there. Students were al- ways eager to visit her, and at all times received a gracious welcome. Her only official connection with the college was in her directorship of the 1920 and 1924 May Days. Mrs. Skin- ner had always* been a grca,t student of pageantry. From 1914-20 the feel- ing for pageantry in May Day was slowly developing. The 1920 produc- tion, under Mrs. Skinner, became more . . Continued on Page Six DANCE CLUB TO TAKE PART IN EXHIBITION Dance After French Play The Dance Committee wish_e* to announce that a dance will be held after the French Club play on March 20 from 10.30 until 2.00 in the Gymnasium. What Plays Do You Want? W anyone has any sugges- tions as to plays or collected works of playwrights not suffi- ciently represented in the h^ brary, will she tell F. Hoxton, Mefmn, G. Leighton, Pembroke East, or A. Marbury, Rocker' feller? In keeping with the widening artis- tic fields at Bryn Mawr, the Dancers' Club will take part in a performance in New York on April 23, at the an- nual convention of the National Physical Education Association which will be held at this time. Represen- tative groups from twelve colleges in the east have been invited to paKtici- patc in this dance exhibition, and to present their type of dancing to the public. As far as is known, Bryn Mawr is the only exponent of the Duncan- School, although it is of a modified type in some of its detail. Basically, however, the technique.is Duncan. The club is also planning to present a performance this spring in collabo- ration with Mr. Wyckoff. The aim of this production will be primarilly to evolve new combinations and tech- nique in lighting Hans' Schumann, composer and musician in the* club has also*^prked out a scheme of mu- sical tone and lighting that the or- ganization intends to use. Election of new members will take place some time in the near future. Members have been observing pro- spective candidates in the first year class for several weeks. 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Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a condition in which a woman has severe depression symptoms, irritability, and tension before menstruation. The symptoms of PMDD are more severe than those seen with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) .
PMS refers to a wide range of physical or emotional symptoms that typically occur about 5-11 days before a woman starts her monthly menstrual cycle. The symptoms usually stop when, or shortly after, her period begins.
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Blogging is emotional, people, and here's why. One day I'm confessing to you all the twists and turns, dead ends, missteps, frustrations and, ultimately, the satisfaction that comes from fashioning a cocktail recipe outta nada. And we liked that, right? The Bathtub Gin(ger) — it sounds delightful, no? We picture, like, those fantastical, Depression-era black-and-white flickers with the Mae West and the Ginger Rogers and the silky peignoirs and the heart-shaped hotel bathtubs on pedestals. Don't we? (I have a pretty active imagination.)
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Kindred Cocktails lets you browse recipes by author, ingredient, base liquor or most-recently-added recipes. Anyone is allowed to contribute. The guy who runs it calls himself "Chief Swizzlestick," which your Head Blogtender finds almost but not quite as clever as Head Blogtender.
I found out about it via Twitter and got sucked in upon noticing that one of its tweeted recipes contained raspberry shrub syrup. Hey, I just happen to have some in my fridge from the Bar vs. Chef contest! The cocktail, according to Kindred Cocktails, is called the Not Known. This is because, according to the "Notes" section of the Not Known's page on Kindred Cocktails, "Ran didn't have one (a name) when he jotted it down." Ran, according to the "Created By" field on said page, is Ran Duan at Hair of the Dog in Boston. So what I'm saying is, this site gives you lots of contextual info with every drink.
I had everything on hand that the Not Known calls for except grapefruit bitters, so I did some bitters trickery to get the drink tasting how I liked it best. It's got a very tiki-esque flavor to it, reminding me of past personal faves like the Robert Johnson Swizzle. (Basically, "tiki" around here means "swizzle.")
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The Not Known
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1 1/2 ounces Bulldog Gin
1/2 ounce raspberry shrub syrup
1 ounce freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 ounce freshly squeezed orange juice
1 ounce simple syrup
2 dashes Fee Brothers Peach Bitters
2 dashes Fee Brothers Whiskey Barrel-Aged Bitters
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
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Wallabies get high in poppy fields, make crop circles
June 25, 2009
WALLABIES are breaking into Tasmania's poppy fields and getting high.
The strange occurrence, revealed in a Government Budget Estimates hearing, has also solved what some growers say has spurred a campfire legend about mysterious crop circles that appear in northern Tasmania's poppy paddocks.
In true X-Files-style, Attorney-General Lara Giddings said the drugged out wallabies had been found hopping around in circles squashing the poppies, creating the formations – and hence solving the mystery.
The wallabies are increasingly entering the fields and eating the poppy heads, The Mercury reports.
That causes them to get high and run around in circles creating "crop circles".
"The one interesting bit that I found recently in one of my briefs on the poppy industry was that we have a problem with wallabies entering poppy fields, getting as high as a kite and going around in circles," Ms Gidding said.
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86% of users want social network Facebook to lose new changes
How much does social network Facebook annoy users with frequent changes? Facebook is no stranger to change, which under different circumstances is never a bad thing. It often makes updates to its privacy policy, management of it and functionality of the social network (including it design), often under pressure resulting in changes that users vocally reject in the strongest terms.
This Facebook Facelift: Like It or Lose It? infographic by SodaHead takes a look at the fallout from the most significant changes to date from its recent f8 developer conference, its new product Timeline.
Rachel covered the Facebook's overall of its News Feed earlier in the week, the launch of its new product Timeline at the f8 developer conference last Thursday and this infographic illustrates user reaction to this.
According to SodaHeads results (from 1,049 votes), 86% of Facebook users want the social network to lose its new changes wit women and teens most resistant to changes. The research claims that they are almost twice as likely to dislike the changes than men or young adults. Although it's not a large sample, the infographic also presents figures on the type of audience on Facebook, who likes the changes, and a few statistics on Facebook's partners instrumental in its forthcoming development.
Regardless of the outcry, the changes are coming with plenty more to accompany it, Like it or not.
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quote:spending also increased, thus more money in the system
quote:then why did our economy crash when the bubble popped?
quote:then why did the economy crash right after Bush pumped it up with tax cuts?
quote:It is the media in this country that gets the minorities to vote Democrat. Very simple, you turn on the news and it is wall to wall coverage of everything bad for Republicans, everything good for Dems, and everything good for Republicans is spun as bad, especially if it relates to minorities. If not for the media in this country, the vote wouldn't even be close.
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quote: no one wants to hear the real answer.
quote:it didn't. our economy grew and tax receipts increased...then our economy went into a recession about 2 decades in the making GDP matters. tax receipts are bound by Hauser's law if our GDP grows, tax receipts grow. if our GDP shrinks, tax receipts shrink. the question is how do you grow the economy. taxes fall in line with that
quote:what about the explosion in receipts under Bush2
quote:the best way to add tax receipts is to grow the economy
quote:it can easily be argued that those demos refuse to attempt to connect with the GOP
quote:thought you were saying tax cuts grow the economy and increase revenues
quote:So, what's your target?
quote: Cut even more?
quote:in a free market business competes for consumers, not the other way around
quote:more money in the economy will allow more trade and efficient use of that capital, which grows GDP
quote:government isn't a business
quote:What about business hoarding the extra spending?
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It has been a decade since Hank Conger visited the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. His bat is staying for good.
Conger came away with Most Valuable Player honors for the 2010 Futures Game held at Angel Stadium on Sunday afternoon. He donated the bat he used to club a three-run home run with two out in the fifth inning off of Henderson Alvarez that gave his U.S. Team a 5-1 lead on the way to a 9-1 victory over the World Team.
Conger, a switch-hitting Angel farmhand playing catcher for the Triple-A Salt Lake City squad, finished the game batting 1-for-3.
"It's awesome," said Conger in the winning team's clubhouse after the game, referring to being asked to donate his bat. "It's a great honor. I wasn't really expecting it, to be honest."
The Hall of Fame has made it a point over the years to ask for an artifact from the game's MVP honoree.
"The Futures Game showcases the greatest minor leaguers," said Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson, "and by being able to represent them and document them in Cooperstown before they make that final step in a lot of ways talks about the journey of all major league players."
It was Idelson who first approached Conger, who grew up 15 miles from Angels Stadium in Huntington Beach, Calif.,about the possible donation.
"I was like, 'Really, you want my bat?'" said Conger with a laugh. "This whole event has been great, so to have that be in the Hall of Fame is just unbelievable."
Conger knows of the Hall of Fame firsthand, having visited back in the summer of 2000 as a 12-year-old when his travel baseball team from California played in one of the Cooperstown-area baseball camps.
"I loved Cooperstown," Conger said. "I was really expecting something different. You think its going to be in a big city, but there was just so much green. Even for me as a little kid I thought it was an awesome view.
"The Hall of Fame, just looking at everything that was in there, the jerseys, the plaques, for any baseball fans it's a must."
Asked if had any more hits left in the bat, Conger smiled and said: "For the Hall of Fame, I'm pretty sure I'll be able to give that one up.
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* The Ark of The Covenant is mentioned at least once. It's said that it contained a Mana producing machine inside. This may have been nuclear powered as the show talks about the Cananites or whoever suffering radiation sickness. They then sent it back to the Israelites. Another theory is that The Ark is what is at the bottom of the Oak Island "Money Pit." A good reason for the elaborate burial system. Something of importance must be down there.
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Maytag washer drum leaning over while spinning Ronald B. • Philadelphia, PA • June 12, 2014 My Repair & Advice Bought the Snubber ring from Appliance Parts Pros and after watching the video which made the job very easy to do. A $4.00 part and the washer is running like new. Was this review helpful to you?
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Broken hinge pin on top loading washer lid William H. • Cathedral City, CA • September 15, 2014 My Repair & Advice Wrote down model and serial number. Went to The Google to find replacement part. Among other choices, A'pplaincePartsPros.com came up. Quickly found the part. More to the point (of appreciation) is that there was a video right there on the page about how to replace this part. I hadn't tought much about it, since the lid easily came off with the pin broken. Watched the video, which was well done, and followed those steps quickly and easily. All done. The postscript is that I found the part of the pin that had broken off within the hinge part. Using "Plastic Surgery" glue, I repaired the old one. It's now available for a future similar repair. Could, perhaps, have saved the cost of the new part, but the video is what made it an easy fix. Without that, I'd have never found the missing chunk of plastic. Thanks! Was this review helpful to you?


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Savannah Shade & Taylor Base
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- Overview
Capturing the bright hues of a spring garden, our Savannah shade blooms with bouquets of roses that bring designer style to our grand Taylor base.
- 11" diameter, 16" high
- Base is crafted of solid wood with hand-painted details.
- On/off switch on clear cord; polarized plug.
- Cotton percale shade (sold separately) is yarn dyed with printed details.
- Pure cotton interwoven with 5% organic cotton fibers.
- All our shades are designed with an UNO fitter for securing shade to base.
- UL-listed.
- Title 20 compliant lamps will be shipped to CA addresses. Learn more to understand product differences.
- Dimensions & Care
- Base (without shade): 5" diameter, 16" high
- Shade: 11" diameter, 8.5" high
- Cord: 7.5' long
- Bulb: 60 watts, type A (not included)
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect the finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners.
- Clean with a soft dry, cloth or static duster.
- Do not exceed specified wattage.
- Shipping Info
Please allow 5-7 business days for delivery. Delivery estimate includes monogrammed and gift-wrapped items.
Savannah Shade
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