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The ACC continues to battle perception this weekend, as teams looking to differentiate themselves face tough in-conference tests. While it would be great for Duke's feel-good story to continue versus FSU, obviously the league would suffer mightily with a Seminoles loss. And while the Heels may be the Coastal division's best hope to finish with a team above .500, they might just be outmatched by a Wolfpack team gunning for their first division title. At any rate, just another exciting weekend of ACC football…
Game of the Week
NC State Wolfpack (5-2) (2-1) at North Carolina Tar Heels (5-3) (2-2): Opinions differ on whether or not this is an actual rivalry, and given State's recent 5-0 run, maybe the real mistake is the Heels discounting it. And if their recent cold streak against the Wolfpack wasn't enough, UNC also has a score to settle after last week's last-minute loss to Duke; a crushing loss made worse by the Blue Devils clinching a bowl bid with the victory. If they hope to stop NC State, though, the Tar Heels must play better defense than they did last week. Duke came into that game with one of the worst rushing attacks in the country, yet managed over 230 yards on the ground. If State's similarly terrible running game can have a performance like that, coupled with a serviceable effort from Mike Glennon, UNC has little hope to pull this one out. Prediction: NC State 26, UNC 23
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Clemson Tigers (6-1) (3-1) at Wake Forest Demon Deacons (4-3) (2-3): Did Clemson's defense wake up last weekend, or did the offense shut down? The answer is crucial for the Tigers, as they hope to finish the regular season on a much more positive note than last year. And it all starts tonight. If it weren't already enough that Wake gets star receiver Michael Campanaro back, both of the Tigers' starting cornerbacks are inactive tonight. So suddenly, an easy matchup between Clemson's improving defense and the Deacs' stagnant offense gets a lot more hairy. It'll all come down to stopping the pass, but if Wake Forest can get a running game going — not out of the question against a questionable front four for Clemson — it could be a very long night for Dabo Swinney's team. Prediction: Clemson 31, Wake Forest 27
Temple Owls (3-3) at Pittsburgh Panthers (3-4): Temple has surprised many in the Big East, mostly on the strength of its running game (led by former BC starter Montel Harris). Pitt, on the other hand, has taken its fair share of lumps in an up and down season currently teetering on the brink. Amidst of a collection of issues, however, the most glaring has been the Panthers' lack of a running game, despite possessing one of the country's strongest backfields on paper. Pitt currently ranks 85th in rushing offense, and as proven in their victories, they rely heavily on a strong running game to be successful. Ray Graham has been quiet for weeks now, and it'll be up to him to lead the way against a surprisingly effective Owls defensive front. Prediction: Pitt 24, Temple 17
Maryland Terrapins (4-3) (2-1) at Boston College Eagles (1-6) (0-4): How will the Maryland offense perform after losing starting quarterback Perry Hills for the season? The jury's still out, but after a furious comeback attempt last Saturday, there's certainly hope that it'll be an easy transition. Backups Caleb Rowe and Devin Burns both have their respective strengths, but I'm most impressed with Burns's rushing ability first and foremost. The Terps ground game has been awful all season, and there's a chance his presence in the backfield may kick-start things. While definitely not a sure thing, it certainly helps he'll get his first full game of action against the second-worst run defense in the country (allowing over 268 rushing yards per game). Prediction: Maryland 20, Boston College 17 So with Devin Burns out, Caleb Rowe is the only passer left on the roster. Their only gameplan now: throw deep to Stefon Diggs on most plays. Obviously this most recent bout of bad luck turns the tables and really helps Boston College's chances. This will not be a pretty game, but for what it's worth, I believe the Eagles now come away with the win. Maryland's offense will be in disarray and will surely lack the focus they need this week to come out with a win under fire. Prediction: Boston College 17, Maryland 10.
BYU Cougars (4-4) at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (3-4) (2-3): BYU has had issues scoring points all season, which should be a good sign for the Yellow Jackets, whose defense has clearly struggled all season. So with a shootout off the table, the Cougars have to bet on their defense being able to stop the triple-option, no easy feat without an extended break to prepare (say what you want about that theory, but it has some credence). There's also the added fold of the Tech offense becoming too predictable, as Tevin Washington's pass attempts have plummeted, Vad Lee's have increased. If that trend continues, the offense becomes an easy read, and the aggressive Cougars defense ends up with some effortless takeaways. Hopefully that's not Paul Johnson's strategy, though. Prediction: Georgia Tech 28, BYU 20
Duke Blue Devils (6-2) (3-1) at Florida State Seminoles (7-1) (4-1): This could very well be a preview of the ACC Championship Game, so with that in mind, let's hope it at least manages to be a close game. While they're certainly carrying a lot of momentum with them after last Saturday's huge, bowl-clinching victory, Duke has still proven itself to be a bit shaky against elite opponents. The defense, which has only appeared to be just competent enough against ACC foes, lacks a real ability to generate pressure, and with a mobile QB like FSU's EJ Manuel, that becomes even more difficult. Should Sean Renfree overcome his own ineffectiveness against aggressive pass rushes, the Blue Devils stand a chance. But with a one-dimensional attack solely keyed-in on just two receivers, it's hard to picture how they pull this upset. Prediction: Florida St. 38, Duke 17
Syracuse Orange (3-4) at USF Bulls (2-5): USF hasn't won a game since early September, and Syracuse can't seem to string together two consecutive wins for the life of them. But at the same time, there's plenty of reasons both could respectively win this Saturday night matchup. For Syracuse, it's all about exploiting a suspect Bulls' secondary, letting Ryan Nassib put the ball wherever he chooses, while also staying true to an effective run game (a big factor in every victory this year). USF, on the other hand, gets the mobile QB advantage with BJ Daniels. SU managed to shut him down two years ago in Tampa, though he proceeded to light them up in 2011, so there's no telling which performance you'll get. While I may regret this, I think USF's a team in turmoil, while Syracuse is starting to get its act together — especially on the defensive side. Prediction: Syracuse 27, USF 23
Last Week: 7-1; 2012 Season: 55-21
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The College News Volume IV. No. 23 BRYN MAWR, PA., APRIL 25, 1918 Price 5 Cents A. R. DUBACH TO MANAGE NEWS Two New Business Heads Elected A. R. Dubach '19 was chosen Man- aging Editor of the College News at the annual elections held last Mon- day. Miss Dubach made the News her Sophomore year. Frances Clarke '19 was elected Ad- vertising Manager, and Clara Hollis "19, Circulating Manager, the two heads under which the old position of Business Manager has been split up. H. Zinsser '20 will be in charge of the campus and mailing depart- ments. The retiring business man- ager, Miss C. M. K. Applebee, will continue on the board as censor and editor. The new board goes into office today. KATHLEEN BURKE HERE ON SATURDAY FOR SERVICE CORPS Is Secretary for Scottish Women's Hospitals in France and Serbia Kathleen Burke, who speaks here Sat- urday evening In the gymnasium for the benefit of 1919's Service Corps fund, is the Organizing Secretary and Special Del- egate to America of the Scottish Women's Hosiptals. She has been decorated for her services with the Order of the Mlser- corde, Serbia, and is Knight of St. Sava, Serbia, and Offlcier de 1'Instruction et Beaux Arts, France. She will give an account of women's work of the sort that may be done by members of the Bryn Mawr Service Corps. Her book. The White Road to Verdun, where she was under Are, de- scribes the trips she made in her work abroad and her interviews with Joffre, Petain, and Nivelle. The Scottish Women's Hospitals, ac- cording to Miss Burke, "entirely staffed by women, were founded in October of 1914." Ovor 4000 French soldiers have passed through the Scottish Women's Hospital at Royaumont, established in 1914. The work extends through other hospitals, canteens, and units in Serbia, Salonica, the south of France, Russia, Rumania, and Northern Macedonia, where the unit was called the American Unit, in honor of America's contribution of $300,- 000. Admission to the lecture is fifty cents for members of the college, seventy-five cents for outsiders, and one dollar for re- served seats. VARSTTY CAST COMMENDABLE IN "THE ADMIRABLE CRICHTON" AUTHORITY ON IMMIGRATION TO PREACH Dr. Edward Sterner Coming Next Sunday Dr. Edward Steiner, immigrant, writer, and Professor of Applied Christianity at Orinnell College, Iowa, will preach in Chapel next Sunday evening. "On the Trail of the Immigrant" and 'The Immigrant Tide" are two of the best known of Dr. Steiner's books. They tell. In part, the story of his experiences when he came to this country as an immigrant, with little money and few friends. He is recogniied as an authority on immigra- tion questions because of his own experi- ences and his subsequent careful study of the question. Barrie's Quiet Irony Makes Large Demands on Amateurs. The Meredithean Dialogue of Act One. Charming Costumes and the Grace of Bustles "The Admirable Crichton", by James M. Barrle, April 19-20, in the Gymnasium. Characters Earl of Loam.........Virginia Kneeland Lord Brochlehurst .... Lorna Williamson Hon. Ernest Wooley . . Franceses Moffatt Rev. John Treherne ... Clarlnda Garrison A Naval Officer.............Jane Brown Countess of Brochlehurst. .Louise Hodges Lady Mary Lasenby........Ix>is Kellogg Lady Catherine Lasenby.. .Sarah Taylor Lady Agatha Lasenby. .Emily Kimbrough Servants' Hall of Loam House Mr. Crichton ............Alice Harrison John.....................Frances Kiker Holiest on .................Alice Newlin M. Fleury .............Bettlna Warburg Tompsett...............Elizabeth Kales Stable Boy .............Margaret Butler Mrs. Perkins .............Bessie Ostroff Fisher...................Helen Bennett Simmons ..............Elizabeth Lanier Mile. Jeanne ...........Adeline Showell Jane .....................Mary Ramsay Eliza .................Elizabeth Kellogg "CRICHTON" CLEARS $460 With gate receipts of about 1900 and expenses of not more than $450, the Var- , sity play cleared at least $450 toward the ! $4000 Varsity Fund of the Service Corps. � The royalty of $50 for each performance is included in the expenses. This $450, together with the money railed by the Faculty and staff and tin- graduates, and the balance from last se- mester, leaves the Varsity Fund about $600 short, a sum which it is hoped will be cleared by the Glee Club performances and the dancing festival to be held in the Cloister on the evening of May 11th. ACT I At Loam House, Mayfalr ACT II The Island ACT III The Happy Home ACT IV The Other Island Coach�Mrs. Howard Rollins Patch. Stage Manager�Marjorie Martin. Business Manager�Elizabeth Taylor. Dramatic Committee�Louise Hodges (chairman), Lorna Williamson, Marjorie Martin, Helen Hill. Chairman of Committees�Lorna Wil- liamson, Scenery; Marjorie Mackenzie, Costumes; Dorothy Peters, Properties; Mary Thurman, Advertising. Specially Contributed by Dr. S. C. Chew, Associate Professor of English Literature The performance of "The Admirable Crichton" can be commended heartily and almost unreservedly. In fact, the only important thing that one reserves the right to criticize is the choice of the play Itself. Barrie's fantasy is a very dif- ficult piece for amateurs, making large demands upon the actors' abilities to get the quiet subtle irony across the foot- lights. It cannot be said that this was invariably accomplished. The lack of complete success In this respect was es- pecially noticeable in the first act, where the almost Meredithean dialogue was often lost in a general rather fussy move- ment about the stage. After this bad opening, however, the acting went more smoothly; the scenes on the island were well done, and the fourth act was a much more convincing picture of an English drawing-room than the first, partly be- cause the Interest depended more upon the situation than the dialogue, and partly because the actors were manifestly more at ease than at the beginning of the performance. I regret not to have seen the second performance, when, I am sure, some Insignificant rough places, such as the premature descent of the final curtain, were smoothed over, and when, I understand, the make-up of sev- eral of the characters was much better than Friday night. Much credit is due to the talented peo- ple who painted the scenery; the first Island scene was particularly good, espe- cially at the close of the act when Lord Loam and the other members of the party came trooping back to the Are and the pot of onions beside which the admirable butler was sitting patiently. In general, the costumes were charming; I had not before realised that bustles could be worn with grace. I do not believe, however. that English butlers have worn knee- breeches at any time since pantaloons came into fashion; that ignominy is re- served for footmen. From a cast of almost uniform excel- lence it is difficult to single out a few for special praise. The role of Crichton must be a difficult one for a girl to take; Miss Harrison's acting was naturally much better in the island scenes than in the drawing-room, though, like the rest of the company, she was much better in the last act than in the first. One might quarrel with her ironical interpretation of Crich- ton's return to obsequiousness after the rescue; I believe that Barrie intended no more than that after the appearance of the uniformed officer the manners of a butler instinctively reasserted themselves In him. Miss Kneeland, as Lord Loam, was cer- tainly the "hit of the evening". She man- aged admirably the contrasts between the well-bred self-confidence of the nobleman in Act I, the uneasy assertlveness of Act II, the rather amiable and wholly imprac- ! tical semi-senility of Act III, and the mix- lure of all these qualities in Act IV. Many small points stand out in memory, such as the way she managed her exit at the end of the first scene and the obvious relief with which his Lordship showed his appreciation of Crichton's evident de- termination not to give him away at the close of the play. Miss Lois Kellogg, as Lady Mary, pos- sessed all the languor and hauteur and ennui and other French phrases required for the part. Her change from the high- born young lady to the natural enthusi- astic girl under the Influence of Roussel- lian simplicity and of the admirableness of Crichton was excellently done. Her waiting upon "Gov" in the third act was very graceful pantomime. And in the final scene she played a difficult part with real dignity, conveying a proper sense of shame because the admirable butler de- spised "me lady". Eliza, better known as 'Tweenie, was performed with much spirit by Miss Eliz- abeth Kellogg. It is an injustice to 'Tweenie that the stage-version of the play omits Crichton's final announcement that, after leaving Loam Hall, he is going to marry her and open a public house. Miss Hodges, by making a good deal out of the rather slight part of the Countess of Brochlehurst, recalled pleasant memo- ries of her acting last year in Beau j Brummel ' Altogether, the Varsity Dramatics ac-l compllshed delightfully a difficult play. The War Service Corps Is to be congratu- lated on the large audiences: Mrs. Patch upon the success of her coaching; and the actors both on their talent and en- thusiasm and on their excellent coach. WORKMAN BUYS FIR8T BOND Joseph Connolly, for thirty-two years employee on the College grounds, bought the first Liberty Bond in the second College Liberty Loan Drive of the year. $1300 worth of bonds toward the $20,000 quota had been sold last Tuesday at five o'clock to 137 people. Mrs. Francis Louis Slade spoke on the Liberty Loan between the acts of the Varsity Play on Friday night, and Mrs. William Roy Smith on Sat- urday niclit. ENGLISH CAPTAIN STIRS BRYN MAWR AUDIENCE AT FIRST RALLY College Urged to Get Honor Flag in Third Liberty Loan Battle With the Milage, orchestra playing the new Liberty Loan BOBgi "What ai. fQD going40 00 for rjMta S.imniy"? the first Colon*)] Dolling, who before the war was | day afternoon in Taylor Hall. "Let 'Carry on' be Um slosju in the . third Liberty Loan Battle, and not the I worn-out phrase "Do your bit'," said Mr. i H. L. Whittemore, vice-chairman of the ! Main Line Liberty Loan District, in urg- | ing the college to try for an honor Hag by oversubscribing the quota of $20,000. "England is going to give every man, woman, child, every pound in the bank, every ship on the seas, to crush Ger- many," said Captain C. N. Curran. of the Royal Navy. "Remember, we would rather be swept from the earth than stand for what the Hun stands for." JAMES M. BECK TO SPEAK, MONDAY, ON WOMEN'S 8TAKE IN WAR Lecture Arranged by Graduate Club Mi James M. Beck, member of the New York Bar, and Chairman of the League of National I'nity, will speak on "What Women Have at Stake in the War", Monday. April 22d, in Taylor. Since the first days of the war, Mr. Boos has been an enthusiastic speaker for the cause of the Allies, and an advocate for its support by the United States. The lecture will be under the auspices of the Graduate Club. SENIORS GIVE UP GARDEN PARTY Garden Party has been given up as part of this year's commencement festivities by a vote of the Senior Class, 29 to 19. A committee which investigated the ques- tion of expense, submitted the plan of having it a strictly class affair for the Seniors and their friends, but the sugges- tion was reject ad. MEMBER8 OF COLLEGE IN E. HILL'S WEDDING PARTY Dr. Ruth To Have Been Usher The wedding of Eleanor Hill '16 and Dr. Rhys Carpenter. Associate Professor of Archeology, on leave of absence for war service, took place Tuesday, April 23d. at Calvary Church. Germantown. c. Hayman '19 was maid of honor, and C. Dowd '16 and M. Chase '16. brides maids. Other members of the wedding party were Dr. Carpenter's two brothers. Dr. Patch, and J. Hayman. brother of Cornelia Hayman. Dr. Ruth. Lfctuti Latin at Bryn Mawr last year, was asked, but was said to be unsble to come be- cause he had been drat Dr. CsriHiitcr has been for sols months at the Officers' Training Camp at Camp Mesde. Maryland
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capricorn wrote::lol: I love how you bash my source and the proceed to confirm its findings by proceeding to base your last post off the fact that Australia IS in fact holding US dollars. LOL!
Classic Rath, just classic!
LOL your a fool rathhole. Go post more YouTube videos as your "credible" source of information.rath wrote: The only reason we use the U.S dollar is to hedging our currency to maximize Aussie dollar profits.
You do know about currency hedging?
Lol you don't hedge to maximize profits dummy. You hedge to protect or insure another investment... please! just stop talking if you have no clue what you are talking about. You just look more of an idiot with every post.
In summary, gun control doesn't work and Australia has proved that so thanks.
And thanks for coming.
rath wrote:rath wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_foreign-exchange_reserves
& Now your quoting the Communist., capricorn. You really are scraping the bottom of the barrel aren't you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:List_ ... e_reserves
@ you.
Wikipedia ... That's your go to source. (( lame ))
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TomN, I was thinking about going until I looked at the registration fees. Seems you may have to be connected to a commercial pizza business to be allowed to register. I know someone who has gone, Albert Grande, I am looking for his reply to a question I had about going, but think the overall feeling was , lots a cash, little benefit for the home cook. The videos are fun to look at tho!Mark
PSI hope others will share their comments. I am not worried about being redundant. Who cares??? There is not a limit on threads here.
It's less about space and more about continuity. This site is for posterity as much as anything (hence the comment by robyn). For the information to be spread over a large number of posts makes it more difficult to access all the information available.Also, John mentioned it was "geared toward the owner not really home baker", not that the home baker is not allowed to attend. These events are full of professional equipment and their dealers.
weemis,Have you ever gone to the Pizza EXPO? I was wondering what you thought about it? i am attracted to the class on Pizza Dough making by Tony Gemignani. Also, Tom Lehmann, The Dough Doctor of Pizzamaking.com, is speaking in the seminars. I would love to hear him speak. Thanks.TomN
Hi Mark,As I look at the brochure for the Pizza EXPO, I do not see anything that states that you have to be a restaurant / Pizzeria owner. TomN
I told the reg folks that I was near retirement age and MAY like to invest in a pizzeria. They said sign up on line and answer the questions as best you can with the idea that you WILL work in the industry. The room discounts I got for 5 nights pays for the reg fee.Hope to see some of you there, amid the thousands .Mark


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quote:The privates are having meetings all over the state tomorrow.
quote:I know several area highschool coaches, public for the most part, and they work just as hard if not harder as private school coaches
quote:No offense, but I doubt they do.
quote:Re the comments bout "discipline & dedication" being the reason private schools dominate.
quote:Right, my point was simply there are more kids on ND team from cp...than he realized. But they would be at nd anyway
quote:Defending state champions Rummel (headed for select side) Karr (headed for select side) Parkview (headed for select side) Curtis (headed for select side) Ouachita Christian (headed for select side)
quote:There is some type of advantage going on in the private schools
quote:Could there be an argument built around that even?
quote:Better coaching and a more dedicated group of student athletes.
quote:Sorry, I would but your post are long as frick. Cliff notes I will read though.
quote:They have the best white kids ETA: I don't believe they have better coaching necessarily
quote:you realize this issue is not as simple as most of the tards posting in this thread think it is?