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The College News Volume VI. No. 18 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920 Price 5 ( ents Member of Kerensky's Ministry Will Lecture Here March 20 Mr. Gregory Zilboorg, secretary to the Ministry of labor in the Kerensky cabinet, is coming to Itryn Mawr on March 80, under the auspices of the His- tory Club, and will speak on "Behind the Scenes of Russian Policy." Mr. Zilboorg was the editor of a Daily in Kiev, and is the author of "The Pass- ing of the Old Order in Europe." Steel Strike No Failure for Workers, Says Mr. Mussey Have New Consciousness of Power Although the steel strike was alleged a failure, it brought a certain victory to the workers, according to Mr. Henry Raymond Mussey, editor-in-chief of the Nation, who addressed the Discussion Club Monday evening on "Some Results of the Steel Strike." Mr. Mussey was sent by the Nation to investigate condi- tions in the steel districts. "The strike has left the workers with a sense of new power over the company," said Mr. Mussey. "They find they can injure the company by laying down tools, and that the eight-hour day is a possi- bility. These ideas will change conditions of life in the steel industry." Suppression Disgraceful Right of organization, according to Mr. Mussey, was the real question at issue in the strike. "The suppression of at- tempts to organize forms one of the most disgraceful chapters in the history of Pennsylvania! The power of local gov- ernments has been placed at the disposal of the steel companies, who have pre- vented even peaceful meetings. At Homestead, one outdoor meeting was held by a speaker with a permit, but broken up because the people did not have permits to attend. Asked if the strike would have succeed- -�d had the workers laid more emphasis on their disgracefully long hours, Mr. Mussey replied, "probably not. The pub- lic attitude to the strike was influenced not by facts, but by the newspapers. The papers did not want success, finding a red behind ever bush and five behind every steel worker." Mr. Mussey will do editorial work in connection with a new periodical, the Searchlight, the special purpose of which is to take up Congress and its actions. THOUSAND DOLLAR DRIVE FOR BATES HOUSE LAUNCHED MISS BEZANSON RESIGNS TO LECTURE IN EUROPE Miss Bezanson, instructor in social economy and statistics for the past two years, is leaving Bryn Mawr this spring. She is to lecture in Europe this summer. In 1918 Miss Bezanson took charge of ihe employment courses under the de- partment of Social Economy, of which Dr. Kingsbury is the head. She succeed- ed Miss Clara Mortenson in this work. Miss Bezanson, who is a Radcliffe alum- nae, has been connected with various in- dustries in an employment and advisory capacity and is generally recognized as an authority in the field. Dean Smith, Wardens **i Hall Representa- tives te Held Meeting Dean Smith and the Wardens will meet with the class representatives on Thursday afternoon at five in Radnor Hall. Matters relating to hall adminis- tration will be discussed. Bates House Party Opens Campaign Aiming for $1000 through subscriptions. the Christian Association opened the Bates House drive with a party in the gymnasium last Saturday night. Miss Virginia Deems, former head of Batei House, and Miss Anne W'iggin, of Spring Street Settlement, were the guests ot honor. Miss Deems, speaking from the point ol view of a worker, showed the value of the work not only to the Settlement people, but to the college. "I like to think," she said, "that Bates House is the sou* of Bryn Mawr." In describ- ing the feeling in Spring Street for Bates House, Miss W'iggin, a worker in the Settlement, emphasized the fact thai foreigners do most of the hard work in this country and pointed out that Bates House gave Bryn Mawr an opportunity to help the immigrants realize their dreams of America. "The Gaudy Girdle," a melodramatic six reel movie, written and read by H. Holmca, '20, was one of the events of the evening. The cast included B. War- burg, 1i, If, Foot, :.m. H. Bennett, '-M. B. Zilker, 'SO, K. Jay, 'II, F. von Hof- sten, 'SO, E. Hobdy, "�*, D. Meserve, '23, H. Dunbar. '2.1, K Woodward, 'til, and J. Peyton, '21. Drive To Furnish Supplies Although certain repairs on the house are being made by the owner, the drive will make possible further improvements A fire-escape is a necessity and supplies of all kinds are needed. Money is also wanted to pay a trained social workei to run Bates House and to give salaries to the two student assistants. Pamphlets describing the life at Bates House and explaining the need for funds have been distributed and letters have been written to the alumnae to interest them in the drive. If. F.ittcll. '20. C. Garrison, '21, W. Worcester. '21. A. Tay- lor. '21, and O Howard, '22. spoke to the graduates and undergraduates on Tuesday to arouse an interest in the drive. The Bates House Committee is awarding buttons to every subscriber (Continued on page 2) Mrs. Bolton Brown to Trace History of Japanese Color Print Illustrated by hand-colored slides, "The Story of the Color Print in Japan" wi'l be the subject of a lecture Saturday eve- ning in Taylor Hall, by Mrs. Lucy Fletcher Brown, graduate of Ann Arbor, and wife of Mr. Bolton Brown, a noted lithographer and artist. The slides show the development of I rints from the black and white wood engraving or hand-colored cartoon, to the masterpieces of polychrome paint- ing. 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Anatole France vs. Barres to be Abbe Dimnet's Subject Abbe Ernesl Dimnet, a French auth- ority on English literature, will lecture OH "Two Currents in Modern French Thought; Anatole France vs. Barres." in the chapel at eight o'clock this Friday. He will speak in English. With the exception of Ambassador Jusserand, Abbe Dimnet is the only Frenchman who has attained literary dis- tinction by his English writing, accord- ing to Dean Maddison. As a historian of English literature he is known best for his volume Les Soeurs Brontes, of which Andrew Lang says. "The host book on the Brontes, clear of and Contemptuous of trivialities, is a French book by Ern- est Dimnet." He is author also of France Herself Again, a study of the de- velopment of modern France. Abbe Dimnet has taught English lit- erature at Lille University and at the College Stanislas since I'M):!, and began to write for the English Reviews in 1 s<�7. He has been Paris correspondent for tev cral magazines, and now writes frequent- ly for the Atlantic Monthly and the Lon- don Nineteenth Century. Report on Honor System at Last Seif-Government Meeting Pass Two Senses of the Meeting Lacking a quorum, the Self-Govern- nient Association at the last meeting before the yearly elections, passed the following senses of the meeting: that Junior. Senior and Graduate board mem- bers only be allowed to grant special permissions; that students will not be allowed to wear gym-suits to the tea- house. Three informal reprimands were re- ported: One to a student who dined at the Adelphia with a man, unchapcr- oned; one to a student who lunched at the L'Aiglon; three to students who bad sent a letter to the Self-Government Board refusing to report on other sin dents who break rules. This refusal violates a rule, according to the Board, and must be penalized. Committee Discusses Honor System A report of the conference with the Faculty Committee which discussed abolishing the Proctor system at examin- ations, showed that the members if the faculty committee believed the honor system to be practically in force already at Bryn Mawr. The opinion was ex- pressed that Bryn Mawr should not be on record as still under the Proctor Sys- tem Doubt as to the advisability of changing the present ruling was express- ed, the feeling being that no professors insist on formal proctoring at examina- tions. The matter will >>e brOSJgkl up before a faculty meeting. A. Harrison, retiring President report- ed one formal, six informal, and one spoken, reprimand given by the board during the year. (Continued on page t> JOURNALISM GRIM ADVENTURE SAYS MR. MACALARNEY Newspaper Veteran Believes Women Can Hold Their Own on Big Dailies "Don't go into newspaper work unless you mean business." Thus Mr. Cobert MacAlarney, who has held the desk of City Editor on three New York dailies, waved the refl flag of warning 1 prospective journalists in a straight from the shoulder talk Friday night. Mr. Mac- Alarney, who is .1 professor in the School of Journalism at Columbia, and is eon nected with the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, spoke under the auspices of the College News. "Journalism is no place for the triflcr. the sensation-seeker or the merely curi- ous,'' said the scarred veteran of I'ark Row, as Mr. MacAlarney styled himself. "Don't trifle with this thing called cam ing a living by writing. You must have the bread and butter attitude. Writing is the grimmest thing in the world. though it is the thing which bring! the greatest reward." Mr. MacAlarney defined a good report er as a man who "can't be deceived by a lie." "News writing," be said, "i- by no means the first thing in newspaper work. If you can't go out and attack strange precincts, invade new environments and cut your way aggressively into the heart of � situation, newspaper work i- nol for you." Would Not Hold Women to Fashion Page "I believe in straight reporting of news for women. A woman can break even with a man in any form of newspaper work. The average woman does not �rant to be put on women's stuff because it limits her output." According to Mr. MacAlarney. tin- color and stimulation of journalism are a remarkable preparation for any kind of writing in the world. "Most young re porters regard newspaper work SI a pup tent along the great trekking road to lit- erary success, But it is a mistake to K" into journalism if you Intend t" use it merely as a crutch. 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5 "..BRILLIANT.."sdx800 | 29/04/2009 | See all sdx800's reviews (1814)Number 1 Reviewer Number 1 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Top 10 Gadgets Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer norwegian horror flicks get better and better, this is no way a bad film, if you love gory violent disturbing films then manhunt is the one for you. it may have been done before yes, but by amateurs, this is a fantastic film and has the formula just right, very bloody, good simple story, a must for real hardcore horror fans. it may not run for long but still worth the buy.
5 Great Low Budget Foreign HorrorNorthernMonkey2008 | 11/03/2009 | See all NorthernMonkey2008's reviews (3)Saw this at Fright Fest last year under its Norwegian title "Rovdyr".Low budget film funded by the director and writer (1 of which has a lead role in the film) but it doesnt feel low budget.Its wonderfully shot,great death scenes,very brutal.I will be surprised if this is uncut.I have the Dutch version on dvd which is the same cut as I saw in the cinema.Its basically "crazed locals" stalking tourists through the forest but this is done with style and originality-if anyone saw the atrocity that is "Timber Falls" this is 100 times better and this is the film "Timber Falls" wishes it was!Highly recommended-give it a try.Also my wife and I met the director (Patrik Syverson) at Fright Fest,lovely guy very humble and was honoured we loved his film and was just happy to get his film out there-hes a big horror fan too.Do him and us a favour,buy this and spread the word!Brilliant!
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4 very good must see great moviejohnnylegs | 24/03/2009 | See all johnnylegs's reviews (14)i watched this film not expecting much and i wasnt in the mood for subtitles after 5 minutes i forgot all about them this film was gripping intense realistic a great horror movie by anyones standars bit of a texas chainsaw massacre feel to the movie but much better good acting the blonde girl caught my as she did whith the hunters as you will see as the plot unfolds i wont go in to the story as it spoils the film if you have read any of my reviews before you will know as when i read a review my self i want to know how good the film is not what its about as it spoils the movie if you know the plot to much if you dont mind subtitles and want a good horror movie just by it you wont be dissapointed
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The Independence Community College board of trustees voted last week to join Coffeyville and Neosho community colleges in the consortium. EMC Insurance Company said last week that it would raise rates because of the new gun law that comes into force next week, The Topeka Capital-Journal reported (http://bit.ly/19ve2xu ).
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Our thanks to guest critic Robert R. Reilly for contributing another review, this time from nearer to home: the Corcoran Gallery.
Few things can be as pleasant on a late afternoon in the fall than to sit in the intimate neo-classical Hammer auditorium in The Corcoran Gallery of Art and listen to a world-class string quartet playing Haydn. Such was the treat on Sunday afternoon when the Takács Quartet began their program with Haydn's String Quartet in F Major, Op. 77, No. 2.
Bartók, String Quartets 1-6, Takács Quartet
The dog-eared score visible on the first violinist's stand bespoke a great familiarity with this work. The deep comfort level allowed for a delicious sense of play within the quartet, and the enjoyment of the Takács members was evident in the joy with which they played it. The middle movements were conveyed with especially great warmth. In fact, an autumnal glow permeated the whole piece. However, the Takács could be rollicking and rousing when called for in the Presto movements, and meltingly lovely in turn. They darted about each other in the Finale: Presto like musical starlings. I know this quartet only from recordings, and I did not know it was as good as this until I heard the Takács perform it.
The program included classical, romantic and modern works, but not in that order. The Bartók Quartet No. 2 was sandwiched between the Haydn and the Schumann Quartet in A minor, Op. 41, No. 1. The Takács Decca/London recordings of the Bartók Quartets are famous and highly revered. After they were made, Geraldine Walther replaced Roger Tapping as violist. In the three years since then, she has obviously gelled with her confreres. Karoly Schranz, violin, and Andras Fejer, cello, have been with Takács from the beginning; they have now played together for some 33 years. The superb first violin, Edward Dusinberre, joined in 1993.
I confess that, while musical friends whom I respect love the Bartók Quartets dearly, I have not yet reached that level of affection or understanding. Nonetheless, it was clear to me that, in the first movement of the Second, the Takács took it very much as a romantic work, though from a world in which something had clearly gone wrong. That much was certain from the disorientation of the uncertain tonality and the brooding sadness. The slashing attacks in the second movement were riveting in their ferocity. This was tremendously exciting playing with hair-trigger precision. It is hard to think that the Lento movement could be played more expressively.
The Schumann Quartet was a joy, from the keening loveliness of the opening theme, through the wonderfully skittish, Mendelssohnian scherzo to a finale with a marvelously hushed, magically delicate coda, rounding off into an energetic climax. Watching and listening to the Takács instruments ricocheting off one another in the fugal tumble of wonderful melody was a treat.
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V Z-616 The College News �V VOL. XXVII, No. 1 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1940 Copyright, Trustee* of Bryn Mawr College, 1940 PRICE 10 CENT$ Symbols, Music Solemnize Ritual Of Lantern Night Development of Ceremony And Traditions Traced From Early Years Early in October before academ- ics have started in earnest Bryn Mawr custom appoints a night of solemn ceremony. On Lantern night the Sophomores formally welcome the incoming class. Freshmen and Sophomores as- semble outside the library in prep- aration for this symbolic ritual. The Freshman file in silently, in- visible in their black academic caps and gowns. In the cloisters they form a huge semi-circle, backs to the main library. Then the Sopho- mores enter singing their Greek hymn and invoking Pallas Athene, goddess of wisdom, to "look favor- ably" upon them and to grant them wisdom; make holy the lanterns they bear, lighting their way and changing darkness to light. At first, as a few enter the hymn is faint, but the voicwr increase and the music echoes from arch to arch, from wall to wall, and dancing specks swing in. The newcomers form a second circle inside the first. They stop singing, hand their lan- terns to the Freshmen in back of them and flee to an opposite cor- ner. There they repeat their songs once. The Freshmen answer: "We come, oh Goddess, we are lovers of beauty in just measure, and lovers of wisdom also." They file out, singing their song. The solemn ceremony is finished, but after it a gayer gathering "as- sembles in Pembroke Arch. The four classes form a square and each sings its athletic song, class song and any other it wishes; the evening is ended with "Thou Gra- Oonimuea.on race Two PIONEERS! To the class of 1944 this issue of the News is dedi- cated. There has never been anything like it before or since. Don't take us too seriously. Entertainment Series Brings Alec Templeton '44 Counted Upon for Support Of Four Entertainments In College Group The coming winter �,will see a group of glistening entertainments on Goodhart's stage. The Enter- tainment Series for 1940-41 will consist of four events as follows: November 18�Helen Traubel, Metropolitan soprano. January 13�Alec Templeton. March 9�Cornelia Otis Skinner. The fourth event is to be a speaker, who will be chosen campus poll as soon as possi and will probably be scheduled f the end of October. Several speak- ers have been suggested, among them Arthur Krock and Anne O'Hare McCormick, of the Nejv York Times, and Raymond Gram Swing, famous news commentator. The Entertainment Series is largely dependent this year upon undergraduate support. 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In Taylor the welcoming com- mittee vied for the job of watching Miss Ward's and Miss Park's of- fices, for there they could really show ofF their skill. ."Right this way, please. Miss Ward, this is ... I forgot." Outside the picture taking room one usher overwhelmed with the necessity of being friendly asked a freshman who her S. A. was. The freshman hadn't the slightest idea. She couldn't read the writing. The usher undaunted asked her name, and found her S. A. girl. "My first client," a bulletin board watcher said, "came prompt- ly at nine. She said, 'What shall I Continued on Pare Four Do you want to buy�for your- self, the bare necessities, or per- haps alUuiblicaily, to help turn the wheels of industry? Skirts, blouses, sweaters, socks and sneak- ers can be found very cheap at Kitty McLean's on the main street of Bryn Mawr. (The main street is the only street here). 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View the dependency graph for this libraryThe DEFTABLE macro unifies the interface to Common Lisp's table-like data structures (e.g., association lists, property lists, and hash tables, vectors), providing a concise, lightweight syntax. Later, when it's time to tune the performance of your program, you can specify how each table type will be implemented. For the purpose of this program, a table is anything you can put key/value pairs into and subsequently retrieve the value using the key.
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It's not albino. It's leucistic, and they are bred to be white.
There's probably a reward out for it Barry....$$$
How many folks have the opportunity to make a peacock pizza walk up to their front door?
Leuko/albuus-white, chloro-green, cyano-blue, chromo-color, erythro-red, melan-black, xanth-yellow.....love this stuff. Most medical terminology suffixes and prefixes are from Greek and Latin roots. It's one of the things when going to respiratory school I didn't have to study, it just clicked. Wish the rest of it just clicked, had to work my ass off.....but, now I digress, and that was 23 years ago jon
Cool Barry...I guess that second pic it was showing you how proud it is.... A "show boat" pic of that all white bird would be awesome I'll bet...
He's "peacocking"...do peahens also have the long tail feathers as well?
We would've made that into dinner after a few days of giving the owner time to find it. LOL.


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Lolita Lempicka L'eau Au Masculin Cologne by Lolita Lempicka, The lolita lempicka l'eau au masculin launched in 2010 has a penetrating calmness in it . The chivalrous and genteel heart of a man is embodied in this fragrance. A perfect accord of citrus, woody, herbal, and earthy effects, so you just cannot go unnoticed. The top notes open to the citrus lemon verbena and enhanced by pink pepper. The floral middle notes of jasmine and violet wood sorrel is for the mild and lingering effect. An ... Read More
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History and background of Lolita Lempicka. Fashion houses are often named after their founding designer, but Josiane Pividal went about it differently. In 1983 Josiane and her husband Joseph, an interior designer, created their label, "Lolita Lempicka", in homage to Nabokov's novel and to the painter Tamara de Lempicka. As the fashion house took off, the couple found it simpler to change their names to Lolita and Joseph-Marie Lempicka. Read more about Lolita Lempicka
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Comments about Lolita Lempicka L'eau Au Masculin By Lolita Lempicka:
Great version of this fragrance is a creation like me more than those that came before. More fresh and sexy, much more interesting than the original, and certainly easier to loop funky, but the bottle is a bit easier original
- Great Value
- Sexy
- Pricey / Poor Value
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- Daily Use
Comments about Lolita Lempicka L'eau Au Masculin By Lolita Lempicka:
Great fragrance (One of the kind!) , I think it's even better than the original one (blue bottle). This one is not sweet and has quite woody background and more masculine scent . Lasting power is amazing. Great as a signature fragrance too. Colleges at work are always notice and give me some compliments. Give it a try! Highly recommended.
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- Citrus/Fruity
- Clean & Fresh
- Not Overpowering
- Doesn't Hold
- Too Weak
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Comments about Lolita Lempicka L'eau Au Masculin By Lolita Lempicka:
It's ok, but the smell is gone in half hour.
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- Short lasting
- Too Weak
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Comments about Lolita Lempicka L'eau Au Masculin By Lolita Lempicka:
Amazing blend of sweet, oriental scents - reminds of a lazy autumn evening somewhere in southern Europe. However it's really short-lasting; don't know whether the delivered product has been original or not.
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- Oriental/Spicy
- Great Smell
- Long-Lasting
- Not Overpowering
- Sensual
- Unique fragrance
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- Anytime
- Versatile
Comments about Lolita Lempicka L'eau Au Masculin By Lolita Lempicka:
A fresh refined citrus-woody/sweet scent; modern with a classic undertone. There is something uncommon about this composition, great scent to get noticed. Pleasant very versatile-works for almost any situation/season.
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