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quote:Yes. There was a poster yesterday that said its not enough to just win.
quote:No one wants LSU to lose, no one 'hates' Les, he's a good guy. I don't agree with the way he coaches the team in some areas. He probably doesn't give a shit, we get it. But We want him to change and put together a better offense. Other than a few games, we have been looking at a clusterfrick since 2007. It's getting old.
quote:Good god. I hope you are joking. 2011 was the # 2 ALLTIME in passing and rushing TDs ,not defensive or special teams TDs. How soon we forget. Outside of one game and a half last year , our offense was fine. If you can't see this , you don't know football
quote:osition given to them last year. Look what happened when they played a team as strong as them. 1/9 couldn't score...why
quote:See this is totally false. 2011 was LSU's #2 overall offense of all time. Period. These are facts. Les Miles has coached 4 OUT OF THE TOP 5 OFFENSES IN LSU HISTORY. these are facts. The 2011 offense had the 2nd most TDs when ONLY ADDING passing and rushing TDs, but continue to state these false myths on here. They go with all the others like Flynn was a great qb at LSU, TM couldn't cover, and miles' offenses have always sucked. Again 4/5 OF LSU BESTS OFFENSE ARE MILES' Teams.
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quote:Also I'm better than you at life
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What a lovely piece. The grey-washed wood is dignified yet warm and would complement many styles. It's sturdy and a functional use of space. Like another reviewer mentioned: the assembly is fairly simple and easier than IKEA products and feels remarkably solid.
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October 4, 2013
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We ordered this bookshelf for our kids a few months ago, and we have been extremely pleased with it's structure, appearance, and durability. My husband is innately handy, so assembly was easy. To facilitate our new venture in homeschooling, we just ordered another Campaign Bookshelf three days ago, which has just arrived. It will serve our needs well!
August 6, 2013
Solidd, Stylish, a bit expensive.
Wow does this shelf look great with the Campaign Set! I have the chair and desk as well and am very pleased with all three. This shelf is super EZ to assemble, although it does take a little time and space. Easier than Ikea furniture but certainly more time consuming than the Campaign Desk due to more parts and pieces. All that said, it's functional, stylish, sturdy, and flexible in that you can change the shelves to a variety of places. Perhaps it should be a tad cheaper at almost $300 bucks, but on sale etc... it is certainly a bargain for all this style and functionality. It even comes with a wall anchor kit that includes everything you need!! Bonus! Ikea prices with three times the style and quality!
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I want to get another one!
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I have been looking for affordable, stylish and good quality shelving and this is it! This is all the rage everwhere...yet it is priced 1,000+!! Use your coupons and it makes it an even better deal. The shelves are flexible. Plus the bonus is some pre-assembly is already done! Very sturdy and could pass for more expensive. It looks just like the image.
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Hepatitis C is a viral disease that leads to swelling (inflammation) of the liver.
Other types of viral hepatitis include:
Hepatitis C infection is caused by the hepatitis C virus (HCV).
You can catch hepatitis C if the blood of someone who has hepatitis C enters your body. Exposure may occur:
People at risk of hepatitis C are those who:
Most people who are recently infected with hepatitis C do not have symptoms. Some people have yellowing of the skin (jaundice) that goes away. Chronic infection often causes no symptoms. But tiredness, skin disorders and other problems can occur. Persons who have long-term (chronic) infection often have no symptoms until their liver becomes scarred (cirrhosis ). Most people with this condition are ill and have many health problems.
The following symptoms may occur with hepatitis C infection:
Blood tests are done to check for hepatitis C:
Everyone born from 1945 - 1965 (the "baby boom" generation) should get a one-time test for hepatitis C.
Genetic testing is done to check for the type of hepatitis C (genotype). There are six types of the virus (genotypes 1 through 6). Test results can help your doctor choose treatment that is best for you.
The following tests are done to identify and monitor liver damage from hepatitis C:
Common medicines used include peginterferon and antiviral drugs. These medicines are aimed at:
For these medicines to work best, you need to take them as instructed by your health care provider. Ask what side effects you can expect and what to do if you have them.
A liver transplant may be recommended for persons who develop cirrhosis and liver cancer. Your health care provider can tell you more about liver transplant.
If you have hepatitis C:
Joining a support group can help ease the stress of having hepatitis C. Ask your health care provider about liver disease resources and support groups in your area.
Most people with hepatitis C infection have the chronic form. Persons with genotype 2 or 3 are more likely to respond to treatment than those with genotype 1.
The goal of treatment is to reduce the chance of liver damage and liver cancer. A good response to treatment occurs when the virus is no longer detected in the blood after treatment. New and more effective medicines are being developed. As a result, more and more persons with HCV are able to avoid serious liver damage and liver cancer.
Call your health care provider if:
Things that can be done to prevent the spread of hepatitis C from one person to another include:
If you or your partner is infected with hepatitis C and you have been in a stable and monogamous (no other partners) relationship, the risk of giving the virus to, or getting the virus from, the other person is low.
Hepatitis C virus cannot be spread by casual contact, such as holding hands, kissing, coughing or sneezing, breastfeeding, sharing eating utensils or drinking glasses.
Currently there is no vaccine for hepatitis C.
Chou R, Hartung D, Rahman B, Wasson N, Cottrell EB, Fu R. Comparative effectiveness of antiviral treatment for hepatitis C virus infection in adults: a systematic review. Ann Intern Med. 2013 Jan 15;158(2):114-23.
Ghany MG, Strader DB, Thomas DL, Seeff LB. American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases. Diagnosis, management, and treatment of hepatitis C: an update. Hepatology. 2009;49:1335-1374.
Jou JH, Muir AJ. In the clinic. Hepatitis C. Ann Intern Med. 2008;148:ITC6-1-ITC6-16.
O'Leary JG, Davis GL. Hepatitis C. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 79.
Rosen HR. Clinical practice. Chronic hepatitis C infection. N Engl J Med. 2011;364(25):2429-38.
Moyer VA; U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for hepatitis C virus infection in adults: U.S. Preventive services task force recommendation statement. Ann Intern Med. 2013 Sep 3;159(5):349-57.
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An atrial myxoma is a noncancerous tumor in the upper left or right side of the heart. It most often grows on the wall that separates the two sides of the heart. This wall is called the atrial septum.
A myxoma is a primary heart (cardiac) tumor. This means that the tumor started within the heart. Most heart tumors start somewhere else.
Primary cardiac tumors are rare. Myxomas are the most common type of these rare tumors. About 75% of myxomas occur in the left atrium of the heart. They most often begin in the wall that divides the two upper chambers of the heart. The rest are in the right atrium. Right atrial myxomas are sometimes linked with tricuspid stenosis and atrial fibrillation .
Myxomas are more common in women. About 1 in 10 myxomas are passed down through families (inherited). These tumors are called familial myxomas. They tend to occur in more than one part of the heart at a time, and often cause symptoms at a younger age.
Symptoms may occur at any time, but most often they go along with a change in body position.
Symptoms of a myxoma may include:
The symptoms and signs of left atrial myxomas often mimic mitral stenosis. Right atrial myxomas rarely produce symptoms until they have grown to be at least 5 inches wide.
Other symptoms may include:
The doctor or nurse will perform a physical exam and listen to your heart through a stethoscope. Abnormal heart sounds or a murmur may be heard. These sounds may change when you change body position.
Imaging tests may include:
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Surgery is needed to remove the tumor. Some people will also need the mitral valve replaced. This can be done during the same surgery.
Myxomas may come back if surgery does not remove all of the tumor cells.
A myxoma is not cancer, but complications are common.
Untreated, a myxoma can lead to an embolism (tumor cells breaking off and traveling in the bloodstream). This can lead to a blockage of blood flow or cause the tumor to grow in another part of the body. Pieces of the tumor can move to the brain, eye, or limbs.
If the tumor grows inside the heart, it can block blood flow. This may require emergency surgery to prevent sudden death.
McManus B. Primary tumors of the heart. In: Bonow RO, Mann DL, Zipes DP, Libby P, eds. Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap74.
McKenna W. Diseases of the myocardium and endocardium. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 60.
Michael A. Chen, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Cardiology, Harborview Medical Center, University of Washington Medical School, Seattle, Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Goucher College Student Assembly met for the first time on October 13, 2013.
"[Assembly will be a] very committee-oriented structure," described President Hayim Wolf '14, in the secretary's notes. Structurally, Wolf noted that he will be responsible for the agenda of issues discussed in each meeting. Students will be required to submit requests to him by Wednesday or Thursday of the week preceding Assembly, and the Executive Board will approve the agenda he will create based on those requests. Wolf plans to publish the agenda both online and physically, possibly outside of Pearlstone Dining Hall.
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Shaun White,
snowboardingAfter successfully defending his Olympic gold medal in the halfpipe in Vancouver, what else is there for White, now 27, to prove? Although he pulled out of slopestyle, newly added as an Olympic event in Sochi, he'll still be gunning for his third straight gold in the halfpipe event.
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ice hockeyThe forward has been a member of three Olympic teams, winning two silver medals and a bronze, but has her sights set on gold in Sochi. Team USA hasn't won Olympic gold in women's ice hockey since 1998, the sport's first year as an Olympic event. Chu and her teammates will face their biggest challenge in Canada, which has won the last three Olympic gold medals.
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ice dancingNo American team has won an Olympic gold medal in ice dancing, but Davis and White have designs on changing that. The 2010 Olympic silver medalists will arrive in Sochi on a hot streak, becoming the first U.S. team to win a world title in the sport in 2011 and then repeating the feat in 2013.
Image Credit: Brian Snyder/ReutersKikkan Randall,
cross-country skiingCross-country skiing has been an Olympic sport since the first Winter Games in 1924, with women's events added in 1952. During that time, the only American skier to medal has been Bill Koch, who won silver in 1976. Randall, competing in her fourth Olympics, has a good chance to become the first American medalist since Koch and the first U.S. women's medalist ever.
Image Credit: Thomas Peter/ReutersLolo Jones,
bobsleddingWhile the American hurdler just missed out on a medal in London, she hopes for more success with her transition to bobsledding. Many wrote off the move as little more than attention-seeking behavior, but Jones' squad won gold at the 2013 world championships in the combined bobsled-skeleton competition and earned a silver medal in December at the Women's Bobsled World Cup.
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speed skatingIn what will be his third, and likely last, Olympic games, Davis, 31, will compete in at least the 500 meters, the 1,000 and the 1,500. He could also end up taking part in the team pursuit. Already the winner of two straight 1,000 golds and two straight 1,500 silvers from Turin and Vancouver, he also holds the world records in both events. With just two medals of any kind in Sochi, he would become America's most decorated male long-track speed skater.
Image Credit: Issei Kato/ReutersSarah Hendrickson,
ski jumpingWith women's ski jumping making its Olympic debut in Sochi, Hendrickson, 19, hopes to becomes the sport's first star. Her only obstacles are a knee injury suffered in August 2013 and Japan's Sara Takanashi, 17. While Hendrickson won the 2011-12 season World Cup title and beat out Takanashi for the 2013 world championship, she lost the 2012-13 World Cup title to her Japanese rival.
Image Credit: Norsk Telegrambyra AS/ReutersKim Yu-na,
figure skatingDespite missing time with a foot injury, the South Korean goes into Sochi as one of the favorites for a gold medal. While she'll face stiff competition from the likes of Italy's Carolina Kostner and Japan's Mao Asada, she has a gold medal from Vancouver and the 2009 and 2013 World titles to her name. Kim, who is trying to become the first woman since Katarina Witt to repeat as Olympic champion, has said she plans to retire after Sochi.
Image Credit: Lucy Nicholson/ReutersOle Einar Bjorndalen,
biathlonNorway tends to excel when it comes to flat snow and perhaps nobody reflects that better than Bjorndalen. If he medals in the men's relay and the mixed relay, and he'll likely be favored for gold in both, he would become the most decorated Winter Olympian of all time with 13 medals, surpassing retired Norwegian cross-country skier Bjorn Daehlie.
Image Credit: Lehtikuva Lehtikuva/ReutersViktor Ahn,
short-track speed skatingCompeting for his native South Korea in the 2006 Winter Olympics, Ahn won three gold medals and a bronze, topping all athletes in Turin. The five-time Overall World Champion was sidelined for more than a year with a knee injury that left him shut out of the 2010 Winter Olympics. After a falling out with the South Korean skating association, he sought Russian citizenship and will be representing Russia in Sochi.
Image Credit: Carlos Barria/ReutersAlex Ovechkin,
ice hockeyRussia hasn't medaled in Olympics men's ice hockey since a bronze in 2002, but Ovechkin hopes to change that with the games being played on home ice in Sochi. The Washington Capitals superstar, and perhaps his homeland's most famous Winter Olympian, played in both the 2006 and 2010 Olympics, missing out on medals both times.
Image Credit: Jonathan Ernst/ReutersFelix Loch,
lugeAll Germany's Loch did at age 20 in Vancouver was become the youngest Olympic champion in world men's luge history. Now 24, Loch also claims eight world championship gold medals on his resume as he heads into Sochi looking to defend his 2010 title. Felix's father Norbert, who is Germany's head coach, was also an Olympic luger, placing 13th for East Germany at the 1984 Winter Olympics.
Image Credit: USA Today Sports/ReutersTina Maze
alpine skiingAfter dominating this winter's overall World Cup, the 30-year-old Slovenian skier looks to star in Sochi and better the two silvers she earned in Vancouver. One of just six women who have won in all five World Cup events, she has 22 World Cup victories in her career, is the current world champion in Super-G and won the overall World Cup in the 2013 season.
Image Credit: Mike Segar/ReutersTatiana Volosozhar &
Maxim Trankov,
pairs figure skatingAfter placing 12th and eighth with fellow Ukrainian skater Stanislav Morozov at the 2006 and 2010 Winter Olympics, Volosozhar teamed up with Trankov after Morozov's retirement. After claiming silvers at the World Championships in 2011 and 2012, they won gold in 2013. Russia has long dominated Olympic pairs figure skating, claiming 12 straight gold medals since 1964 before being shut out in Vancouver. Volosozhar and Trankov hope to put Russia back on top in Sochi.
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This fragrance is one of our favorites. It is bright, clean and natural. No chemicals, just fresh. The fragrance is strong without being over powering. The sticks and oil last a long time. Our diffuser was fragrant for over 5 months. While it is great all year long, it is especially good in January when we want a burst of sunshine on gloomy winter days.
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Rykuss wrote:As an outsider to the Catholic faith, I have to say that the stark comparison to Paganism is undeniable. Well, you can deny it I suppose and many do but it is there. My ex-wife was Catholic, so naturally I was dragged to Mass and her family fully expected me to convert. The question put forth to me was, "So when are you going to convert?" Anyway, as I sat through these Masses, I couldn't help but notice the rituals going on and something screamed out to me from my psyche. It just didn't feel right but I wasn't sure why. I hadn't really studied religions and spirituality at the time, I'd read the Bible sure but not much more than that. Since my ex-wife was also on the faculty of this particular church, which also had a school, I saw the most hypocritical and blasphemous behavior take place in the church I've ever seen.
There was a Christmas party, you see, for the faculty. We arrived and I expected there to be religious stuff but boy was I surprised! In the church office, there were iced-down trash cans full of beer and whiskey galore. I looked at her and told her I was pretty sure they were all going to hell. Seriously though, the drunkeness and lewd conduct that happened that night really opened my eyes. Seeing these same people in Mass or out on the street, even in their homes with their fake, pretentious, pious attitudes really turned my stomach. The in-laws were a riot, always booze and beer in the fridge but pretended it wasn't there or scowled at me for having one. My ex-wife was the same way.
She'd always have beer and wine on the grocery list but get pissed off if I actually drank it. I'd always stump her when I asked, "Then what the hell did you buy it for?" Same thing with the in-laws, never got an answer. The weirdest thing though and I can't seem to get my head around this, is that Catholics point the finger at all these incense burning, crystal using "Weirdos" yet go to mass where incense is being burned without skipping a beat. The ritualistic manner in which these Masses are conducted is another mystery to me. Especially when the church publicly ridicules Pagan followers and their "ritualistic" practices.
The use of Mary is yet another thing that puzzles me. It's as close to a Goddess figure as Christianity will ever get, I suppose, seeing as how anything feminine is evil and should be struck down at any cost. These are just some of the things I've noticed over the years and have come to the conclusion that the current church is just Pagan-light with a male dominant twist.
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Hot Dance Party (Steps) Overview
Hot Dance Party is a rhythm-based dancing game developed by Perfect World Entertainment. While currently only available in Asia, Western gamers can enjoy Hot Dance Party on the English-language Malaysian server hosted by Cubizone. The game is titled Steps 2 Evolution in Malaysia, and is easily accessible. Players create an avatar and can host or join rooms using the game's lobby system. Unlike Show Up, there is no persistent world in Hot Dance Party. The gameplay is similar to other Asian dance games like Audition Online. The song list is very impressive and boasts both English language hits along with a variety of Asian songs. Earn cash by scoring well and use it to purchase clothes and accessories for your avatar. Players can even buy pets that dance with them during matches.
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By Jaime Skelton
The music and rhythm gaming fad perpetuated by games like Dance Dance Revolution, Guitar Hero, and Rock Band hasn't given up the ghost yet. In fact, dance games are still a popular form of entertainment, and have even crossed over into the realm of MMOs with games like Audition Online and ShowUp. Cubizone, too, offers a dance rhythm game called Steps, offering the same real-time dancing competition to popular music with a few twists of its own.
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Like other Cubizone games, the sign-up process is a bit of a pain to go through, and also requires you to access your account and activate the game on the account page itself before being able to log into the game. Once you do, however, you'll be able to create your first dancer. Character options here are rather limited: you can choose one of two hair styles, tops, bottoms, and shoes, plus your style of dancing. All of these options can later be customized through the item mall, which has several different methods of payment, including coins and tokens earned through regular gameplay.
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Once an avatar is created, it's time to hop right onto the dance floor. There are five various rooms you can participate in, from practice to DJ. Each room hosts its own lobby, allowing players to create rooms within and players to join; the difference between the rooms are in what modes are available to dance in. Rooms can be customized among several backgrounds, and both dancers and observers can hang out and chat in this small area. Dancers then choose a mode to play on, a background stage, and what song they'd like to dance to before hitting the floor itself.
Like many dance games, Steps uses an arrow system to input steps. However, these are not scrolled and hit on beat like DDR. Instead, players enter in the keys they see, lighting them up green as they get correct. Once an entire sequence is entered, they must then hit the space bar on beat as a ball passes regularly through a bar shown above the steps into a white area. The better this timing is, the better the moves and the better the score. While beginning modes only use four basic keys (up, down, left, right) and allow players the time to "miss" a beat (or several), harder modes remove this cushion, and a step series can be failed if it isn't made in time. These modes also introduce four more keys to a full eight key challenge. In short, dancing requires nimble fingers, moderately good timing, and a keen attention span.
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A dance game can't easily sustain itself with only single-player and multi-player dancing, or even player customization. To that end, Cubizone throws a few extras into the game to keep players coming back. Players can become trainers or students, allowing both players to work together in a mentorship system to earn special rewards and extra experience. Players can also create families and clubs as groups to chat and hang out with, become couples or get married and dance together with special moves, and also take care of and customize their own babies and pets that will join them on the dance floor. Players can even create their own songs and steps, and introduce them to other players in DJ Zone. For players who like sharing their sweet moves, the game also allows you to save movies of your dances.
Steps also offers a quest and experience system; however, this system is particularly limited and slow at early levels. In several hours of playing, only two quests popped up, one to complete a dance and one to beat a relatively easy dance score. Experience, too, was slow: the first level went quickly because of the initial quest, but gaining experience afterward was like watching paint dry. Thankfully, that paint involved lots of challenging dancing and plenty of decent music to jam to.
Final Verdict: Good
There isn't too much you can ask out of a dance game other than good dance mechanics, good music, and good graphics to go with, and Steps certainly has all of those features. With better graphics than other dance games currently in the free online gaming market, and dance mechanics that are actually challenging (and can't be surpassed with microtransaction purchases), Steps has a solid foundation. The music, too, is fairly solid: a variation of popular songs across the past two or so decades that even span hip-hop, Asian pop, American pop, country pop, and more (although many are covers of the original song). The only things that feel lacking from the game are proper translations (understandable, since this is a Malaysian game) and more music videos or animations to play in the background screens in rooms and stages. If you're looking for an enjoyable dance challenge, however, Steps may fit your style.
Hot Dance Party (Steps) System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 2000 / XP
CPU: Celeron 800 Mhz
RAM: 512MB Free
HDD: 2.5 GB Free
Graphics Card: 32mb video memory
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Sometimes one hears remarks that compare loving on the one hand to seeking to be loved on the other hand. Among these comments are, "It easy to be loved, but difficult to love" and "Everybody wants to be loved, but not everybody is willing to love". Even though such statements are oversimplifications, many people can get a general sense of what they mean and agree with them in a general way.
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Low back pain is common. Almost everyone has back pain at some time in their life. Often, the exact cause of the pain cannot be found.
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.� :>. ' .. .- �*' ./ The College News VOL, XV, NO. 10 BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE), PA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928 PRICE. 10 CENTS INDIVIDUALISM IS ENEMY OF SOVIET ._.:. Collectivism Pervades the Fac- Svwi umhn^ Homes and Schools. SEEK OUR SUPPORT *� "Resolution is the animating spirit of Soviet Collectivism; it is jhe re- ligion of the Russian people and Lenin is its prophet," said Mrs. Jackson Flemming in a most interesting lecture given in Goodhart, Thursday, Decem- ber 13. The Russian "collective," Mrs. Flem-J ming went on to tell us, is the factory. The factories are thought of, not as a huge mass of stone without personality, but as a great person in itself. The workers are made to feel the rhythm of their machines, and to submerge their own personalities into that of the machine. No one has any in- dividuality, for tbat is considered by the Soviets as the one thing to be fought against among its members. When the working hours are over, the collectivist does not return to his family hearth, for that would be too individual. He goes down into the club room of the factory, chats with his friends, hears a lecture, or li a concert. Children Eat in Unison The factories are equipped with beautiful nurseries. At feeding time the mother goes down into the nursery, �feeds her baby, and comes back im- mediately. The children are taught from infancy to think nothing but col- lectivism. One child, no matter how young, never sits alone afa table; there are always four. Then one child gets spoons, one bread, etc., until everyone is served, then all eat together�in uni- son, as it were. After lunch all the children take naps and are watched by children of six or seven, not because it is imperative that they sleep for any reasons of health, but because the older children must become accustomed to taking the responsibility of their col- lective, though it be nothing more important than a nursery. If a girl meets a man whom she loves and would like to marry, there are three ways in which she may do so. These ways are all legalized by the state, as the collectivists are very anxious that large families may be raised to carry on the work. If the couples are not communists they may be married by the usual church service (communists are expelled from the organization if they are married by the church). Or they may be married by the civil service; but if neither of these ways seem convenient, they Can just live Continued on Page Three stetjs-ttf "Xlnfortunately Christmas Music Forms League's Sunday Service The Sunday evening meeting of the Bryn Mawr League was held in the Music Room of Goodhart December 17. The meeting was led by Constance Speer, '30, and consisted of a musical service Christmas carols were sung by the choir and Mr. Willoughby played an organ number from Handel's Christmas oratorio, The Messiah. The program was as follows: Processional, Hymn 45�"O come O come Emmanuel" ..Ancient Plain Song Choir "The Grasmere Carol" "On Christmas Day" Geoffrey Shaw (old English Herefordshire Carol) arranged by Vaughan Williams Solo by Agnes Howell Hymn 48�"Come Thou long ex- pected Jesus" .........Tune Stuttgart Prayers . Organ�"Pastorale Symphony" (from Messiah) ..........^.........'.Handei Mr. Willoughby . Choir�"Good news from Heaven," Bach; "Bethlehem" .................Gounod Recessional Hymn�"Hark, the Herald , Angels Sing" .....Tune Mendelssohn Benediction "Adeste Fideles" Outside Philadelphia As concerts, theaters, movies and public gatherings are .banned this week, and as neV week we will all ^far from here, we wit not tempt our. readers with a catalogue of forbidden* fruit. Go where the germs are a little scantier! THIRD JEWEL OF GOODHART SERIES String Quartet With Alwyne Brilliantly Presents Light Music. ENCORES ARE UNUSUAL The New York String Quartet, third jewel in the royal diadem of The Goodhart Series, sparkled with unusual brilliance last Tuesday evening. Our readers .are tired of hearing how well the college looked on its red plush seats in its evening dresses, and with- out boxes or dinner-parties before- hand the society editor soon finds her fund of enthusiastic comment ex- hausted. Bring in the musical editor then, she has succumbed to the grip Epidemic and is long past caring for sweet sounds. We can only report what impressed the layman. As entertainment, the program could not have been better. The four play- ers, who for three years never passed a day without playing together and never in all that time gave a public performance, are examples of what real devotion to an idea can accomp- lish. Brilliance is not uncommon in modern art in any form, but in no art but music, and in .that only rarely, can be found such patient and willing effort. Mr. Alwyne attuned his play- ing so well to theirs that one might almost have thought he had shared in those three years of preparation.- We are not used, in the Philadelphia concerts, t* hearing encores; and were agreeably surprised that what followed Schubert was not Borodin, but a gratuitous extra measure thrown in. It was light and charming as encores should be, and brief as it was pleasant. The next encore, played between sec- tions II and^III, was even nicer. But (the musical editor being ill) we can- not name either. If there was any drawback to the program it was that it was all too foamy; music of the salon rather than the concert hall. We would have liked something more-solid for a "piece de resistance." After the last number, the audience applauded wildly and hopefully for full five minutes. '-But the quartet and Mr. Alwyne would do no more than come in and bow. The program, minus the encores, was as follows: I Schubert, Quartet in A Minor, Op. 29 II (a) Borodin ...........Notturno (b) Glazounov .,.......Orientale III Dvorak, Piano Quintet in A Major, Op. 81 Movies Proved Injurious by Debaters The movies should be done away with I So said Miss Poe and Miss Humphreys, supporting the affirmative in Tuesday's debate, and the judges, Dr. Smith, Dr. Herben and Miss Lambert, awarded them the victory. The defeated negative was upheld by Miss Loomis and Miss Sher- ley, who, however, was complimented on her rebuttal. The affirmative painted in graphic colors the moral degeneration sure to result from contact with the fake, wicked and unintellectual movie stars on and off the stage. . . Miss Merrill announced ttlat next se- mester a debate would be held with out- side speakers. The audience was smaller than usnal, perhaps owing to our lengthy sick-list. Mr. Hazard to Speak Contemporary Poetry Chosen as Subject of French Writer. (Specially contributed by Miss, Gilmon.) On Tuesday evenings January 8, the college will welcome one of the most de- lightful, as well as one of the most dis- tinguished of French scholars and teach- ers, Mr. Paul Hazard, Professor at the College de France, who will lecture on� "La Poesic contemporaine." Mr. Hazard's special field is compara- tive literature, the youngest branch of literary history* and criticism, which he has himself defined as Teffort de saisir les cchanges intellectuels qui s'operent entre les peuples." His -thesis was on La Revolution /rancaise et les Lettres italicnnes, and he rapidly became one of the leaders in the field. In 1921, with Mr. Fernand Baldensperger, he founded the Revue de litterature comparec, with its accompanying Bibliotheque, to which scholars fiom all parts of the world arc contributors. Mr. Hazard has often said that for the student of comparative literature the study of books should be supplemented by direct contact with different civiliza- tions. He himself has traveled widely in Germany, England, Italy (which he calls "ma seconde patrie"),- Spain and South America. In 1923 he was visit- ing professor at Columbia for the sum- mer session, and this last summer at the University of Chicago, and he is at pres- ent visiting professor at Harvard. Among Mr. Hazard's numerous books and articles, the most recent is the de- lightful Vie de Stendhal which appeared last year. He is also joint editor, with Mr. Joseph Bedier, Qf the Histoire illustrec de la litterature francaisc, which was greeted with enthusiasm four years ago. This year the French Academy has awarded him the Grand Prix Broquette- Gonin "pour 1' ��senible de ses oeuvres." In speaking of his teaching Mr. Hazard once said that if he were to write a book on pedagogy he would include a chapter entitled "De finHuence des eleves sur lc professeur." In his teaching he has add- ed to the qualities of his scholarly work, the charm and vividness of his presenta- tion of his carefully documented material a most lively and generous interest in his students and their work. To foreign students especially his kindness has been unbounded. His teaching at the Uni- versity of Lyons was interrupted by the war, in which he won the Croix de Guerre, with the citation "Officer.de haute valeur intellectuelle ct morale qui a rendu de brillants services. . . .. Plein d'en- train et anime d'un sentiment du devoir* tres eleve, s'e'st a maintes reprises offert spontanement pour accomplir des mis- sions dangereuses en premiere ligne." At the close of the war he was appointed to the Sorbonne where his class rooms were filled to overflowing with enthusiastic students. In 1925 he was called to the College de France�the highest honor which can come to a French professor. Contemporary literature is one of Mr. Hazard's great'interests, and the subject of his lecture, "La Poesie contemporaine," can hardly fail to attract the Bryn Mawr audience for whom poetry, it seems, has always a special appeal. Erudite Speeches at Math Club Meeting The Math Club held its second meet- ing of the year on Thursday afternoon in the May Day room. Ruth Kitchen spoke on Congruence and Juliet Gar- rett spoke on tbe Tri-Section of the Angle and the Duplication of the Cube The members who are privileged to hear and understand these discussions are all past or present members of the major math class. After the talks tea was served, followed by discussion. The meetings are supposed to take place once a month. Dr. Widder spoke at the first one. The officers of the club are: Agnes Hannay, president; C. Peckham, vice president, and R. Kitchen, secretary. VARSITY DRAMATICS CHOOSES POOR PLAY, BUT ACTS WELL Mr. Mukerji Heturntt Dhan. Gopal Mukerji, who thrilled Bryn Mawr. undergrad- uates last year by telling them ho\j. *jthey could learn the secret of true , repose, is coming again on the tenth "of January, and will speak in the Music Room in the after- noon at 4, Mr. Mukerji not only knows and understands his own country, hut he has I wed here long enough to enter into the spirit,of ours a�d-to speak its language with compelling force. He will probably say something about the modern problems of India, on which he is an authority. Among his well- known books are Vaste and Out- cast, and My Brother's Pact, Qiaap^oiRtir^ "^~""*ion in Spite of Good Coaching and Staging. TWO CRITICS AGREE Miss Peek Offers a More Aloof Criticism of Play Two opinions are always more inter- esting than one, particularly when one is an undergraduate opinion and the other from the bosom of the faculty. We know each other too well; and even the glam- orous footlights cannot give the illu- sion necessary for complete-impartiality and lack of prejudice. Miss Peck con- sented to play the part of the aloof dra- matic critic; and, strangely enough, aloofness and familiarity have arrived at nearly the same conclusions. (Specially Contributed by K. Peek, '22) Mr. Halcott Glover's comedy, Bellairs, presented by Varsity Dramatics, proved to be scarcely a �fair criterion of the skill.of the playwright, nor of the ability of the Bryn Mawr players. We feel that Mr. Glover ought to adopt Mr. Bernard Shaw's policy of refusing to allow his plays to be- performed under circum- stances which necessitate cutting. Bellairs, essentially a sophisticated, breezy comedy of the private life of an F.nglish artist who, in splfe of himself, is hunted down in his "retirement" by family responsi- bilities, had to be shorn of most of its sophistication and brceziness before" *t could suitably grace the Bryn Mawr boards. The actors, in consequence, found themselves left with a somewhat flat, thoroughly mediocre piece on their hands. Most of its raison d'etre had been censored, and it responded only feebly to their very excellent efforts to carry it. ' . Miss Rieser as Bellairs himself gave on the whole a convincing. interpretation of the harassed artist. She was thoroughly in character throughout her performance, "temperamental," quixotic, and all the rest of it. She kept up the tempo of the scenes easily and they pivoted around her as they were meant to do. There was not, perhaps, enough contrast in her play- ing, and her gestures, excellent at first, tended to become stereotyped and repeti- tious. She made the mistake of failing to give Bellairs the full benefit of his few expansive, genial moments; his cynicism was tinged alternately with youthful and senile malice, never with seasoned sophistication. Miss Learned's Betty Barclay fell somewhere between the pert, pretty barmaid and the sharp slavey. She played the part without real emphasis, but with admirable composure and with charming,moments. Miss Perk- kins as Dorothy Bellairs looked de- lightful and acted delightfully. She was thoroughly convincing as , she voiced her romantic aspiration to take to the open road with her young vaga- bond, Giovanni, who, as played by Miss Thomas, made such an aspiration quite understandable. Miss Thomas with her truly Latin ardour and lucid common sense made the right contrast with the cold-blooded, muddled-headed English about her. Miss Drake gave perhaps the most finished piece of acting of the evening. Her Diana Martin was amusing, spir- ited and well-accented. It was a pleas- ure to have her on the stage. Continued on Pag* T*0 Bellairs, a play by Halcott Glover, was given in Goodhart Hall on Saturday Might by the Varsity Dramatics. Be- cause it was the first undergraduate pro- duction in Goodhart Hall, because it had enjoyed the benefits of professional coaching, and because of the amount of work that has been put into it, we went with high hopes. We came away dis- appointed. Goodhart, as always, looked lovely; so did the ushers, an unusually numerous bevy of beauties; so did the program, which seemed to contain, in one capacity or another, half the people,in college; so, finally, when the curtain went up, did t the stage. The scenery committee had worked wonders. Varsity Dramatics has l>cen clamoring for a stage where they could have adequate scenery, and they proved themselves in that respect worthy of it. The scene painters had worked day and night since Thursday, and the effect was charming. The first two acts were laid in a gar- den, with a red brick cottage afTne back, a blue sky which was cheerful if un- � English, trees peeping over the high walls and pleasant garden chairs. The walls , were decked with vines�our own col- lege vines, looking even better on red brick than they do on gray stone. So we waited eagerly lor the play to begin. An attractive young girl was say- ing nasty things to her father, the old Continued on Page Three .. Religion Defaults Quest for Spiritual Welfare Is Both Important and Exciting. Only about twelve stUddhts had sufficient eifergy to attend empel Fri- day morning, December 14. The sub- ject which Mrs. Manning chose was very apropos. She discussed the real need of Bryn Mawr and other colleges for religious life and why colleges were accused of not taking care of that side of the students' life. Religion goes by default rather than by direct under- mining of beliefs with which youth starts out. A great deal of this is lost because they think thew are so many more exciting things going on in col- lejzc. "Young people djako a terrible mistake," Mrs. Manning thinks, "in thus regarding other things as more exciting than the consideration of the ultimate good, toward which they can look forward." There is nothing more exciting than that quest. Students are really interested but they have too little opportunity to see things through. It might be a good idea, Mrs. Man- ning suggested, if each member of the faculty . could speak during the year about this subject. But they could not on account of the societies. Per- haps it is for the best that they cannot, for we are often disappointed when we hear some one explain their views. Mrs. Manning illustrated this by Mr. Watson's lecture on Behaviorism. After he had brought forward an ex- cellent idea, he went on to give grue- some details about married life, also he defined happiness. Happiness is an absorption in activity. This idea cer- tainly shows no great new creative effort. It is an animal idea of satisfac- tion and absorption in what you are doing at the moment. "Spiritual welfare is really preferable to bodily comfort." The greatest diffi- culty is the question of time. That is all the more reason why we should take all the opportunities we have be- cause the more we think about these things the more interesting they be- come.---------__
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Rough Giraffe wrote:So, was Sentios not going to respond? Was kinda looking forward to his perspective. :\
I absolutely agree; Obama's so full of shit.Q.U. wrote:All I see are two bad choices, where the ridiculousness, stupidity, and outright disingenuousness of one of the candidates is more surreal than the others'.
Rough Giraffe wrote:It's pretty odd that you're complaining about the hours, however, during a time when something like 23 million people can't find a job.
DaCrum wrote:Even I think that is too much government intervention, and isn't likely to really 'fix' the problem.
I had in mind a sort of 75/25 combination of the two, where our government and yours deliberates on possible solutions; we do most of the planning and execution; and the citizenry assists with rebuilding their society in the post-nuclear apocalyptic endgame--the latter might also provide some well-paying jobs.Mir@k wrote:Are you saying that the solution is to let your country intervene? Because if so, that is a pretty good idea! I give you my blessing. If what you said was instead just the equivalent of "maybe you guys should go back and 'solve your problems' ", then i don't know what to say to you.
Realistically, you don't try to stop illegal immigration]. If you fix the root causes the problem basically resolves itself.Mir@k wrote:I really doubt whatever efforts may be applied to stop inmigrants will be succesful.
We Americans don't really get a strong taste of what you guys go through South of the border that makes you do what you do to come here. There's very little incentive (for lack of a better term) that makes us actively want to seek out bad information. We're much more easily placated by powerful figureheads and silver-tongued politicians and Will Smith movies, etc. to want to do that. If only there were some way of bringing it to widespread attention in the US that would make people actually give a rat's ass for Christ's sake, maybe something could be done, policy-wise.Mir@k wrote:If anything they'll only get more violent and bloody, all courtesy of people like the self proclaimed border patrols that love to yell America is the bestest place in the whole wide world to live, and then wonder why other humans want in on a piece of that glory.
Mir@k wrote:By comic strip do you mean just join all the pics together or also include the text in my posts?
I'll do it no biggie.
Rough Giraffe wrote:I absolutely agree; Obama's so full of shit.
The problem is in how one might go about it. If America wants to help take back Mexico from the crime lords, I can't see very many other courses of action than to kill them, suddenly and without warning.
Realistically, you don't try to stop illegal immigration]. If you fix the root causes the problem basically resolves itself.
Valhallen wrote:Keep in mind that a cap on work hours would also be a cap on how much employees can work and earn.
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