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< The College News Vol. XVII, No. 15 j> WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA� WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1931 Price: 10 Cent* Varsity Dramatics Puts on Local Talent Plays Three Traditional Forms With Dialogue as Essence of Compositions Seen. STAGE SET IS INGENIOUS (Specially Contributed by Professor G. G. King) In the three one-act plays written and acted last week, three traditional and reputable dramatic forms were well ex- emplified: the first was precisely what used to be known as a curtain-raiser, the second was genteel comedy faintly satiric, the third'was the farce that comes after the pantomime�even to the breaking of eggs. If one likes one's comedy straight, this last is irresistibler The stage setting was ingeniously de- vised so as to avoid long waits and the moving of heavy scenery, and yet to suit the pieces; the expressionist sculpture in the studio deserved a laugh of its own, and the generalised background of "any happy home" was appropriate enough; on the whole the heavy blue curtains went better with the touch-and-go, the atmos- phere of spontaneity and impromptu that �Js the vital air of such performances. The Long Island library, however, had an appropriate realism of effect. In the middle piece, The Uncommon Thief, the lines, though they were of less interest than the sequence of situations, were w explicit and definitive as the scenery, and between the young man and the girl passed bits of real dialogue. Under the Skin, however, did not get a fair chance, for the lines were the essence of the composition and the intention was all for subtleties; now, whether because of insufficient rehearsal or because of unintelligible delivery, points were missed again and again, and the outcome when it arrived seemed accidental. Restless, confused, ill-organized, the personages were all meant to appear, but not so the play. They existed, presumably, in the mind of the writer rather like the figures inhhe box of the puppet-showman,'each recognizable as the flftain goes up and proceeding inevitably' to the activities proper to each; in the five arts all bad, in politics two absurd, and a pair involved in commerce fairly well satisfied with themselves and each other; but if the action had been true pantomime and the lines had rung clear, the intellectual con- ception, which really was the play, would have been driven home. Miss Clews, in Humpty Dumpty, touched at moments the point of real nonsense, and that is an aesthetic level fairly high. It was, of course, true to formula, and was carried by the acting, but as the author was the producer that last is also a part of her success. The acting of Miss Dodge in this number, and indeed in the first, is recalled as the best of the evening. Two reflections that crossed the mind of the contributor in the waits and on the way home, may here be appended. The first was that the delivery throughout was bad, downright. bad; whjch, with May Day in the offing, is a very grave matter. . The other was a whimsical wonder how far the Bryn Mawr Players would fare if they-�who write, and act, and discuss, and take a degree with honors, and take Continued on Pace Threw Calendar Saturday, March 14 � The F\ench Club presents Les Femmes Savantes at 8:30 in Goodhart. Tuesday, March 17�The natu- ral dancing classes will give dance recital in the gymnasium. Sunday, March 22�Musical service in the Music Room. An all Bach program, beginning at 7:30. Wednesday, March 25�Hans Kindler will give a recital in Goodhart. More about this later. Friday, March 27�Spring va- cation begins at 12:45 P. M. Economic Instability Causes Caribbean Unrest The Caribbean region is without peer in the wide divergence of popu- lar opinion regarding it, said Dr. Lloyd Jones in speaking on "The Problems of the Caribbean" Thursday afternoon, March 6, in the Common Room in Goodhart. "But neither the group which finds it idyllic, nor that which is defeated by it, nor yet the purely detached point of view has much in- fluence on the foreign policy of the United States. Moreover, it is not enough to assume that the Caribbean is faced with problems similar to our own." For example, few people realize that the large majority of the voters are illiterate, that the secret ballot is un- known, and that it is indiscreet to "talk politics." Guatemala, Salvador, Venezuela are all ruled by dictators, or by a handful of the leading families. Venezuela is the only country with no debt; she has had peace since 1908, but no popular ""government. Economic independence unequally and poorly developed makes it unlikely that present circumstances will be changed, at least for some time. One product to a country is a very nar- row basis for a stable economic life, yet eighty per cent, of Honduras' ex- ports is bananas, and ninety-five per cent, of Salvador's coffee. The climate is not a favourable factor; it explains the produce, but does not lead to sus- tained industrial effort. Where the density of the population is not marked, life is very easy, with a low standard; elsewhere, life is not at all easy, and the population outruns the food. "How can one expect self-gov- erning communities when they have only the barest subsistence l^rel?" There is a complex racial problem which will not be changed soon. From census statistics which are not the last word in accuracy we learn that there is quite a predominance of European stock. Though Cuba and Honduras with seventy-three per cent., and Costa Rica with eighty per cenj., are prob- ably somewhat exaggerated, neverthe- less they are a sharp contrast to the West Indies island units where the white population has diminished not only relatively but actually, as the de- scendants of the negro slaves have multiplied. In Jamaica the number # Continued on Pace Three Fires and Petitions Discussed by Miss Park President Park spoke to the whole student body at a chapel service in Goodhart Hall yesterday morning, March 10. Her three related subjects were: the fire hazard at Bryn Mawr, last week's false alarm in Merion, and student petitions. Miss Park began her talk by speak- ing of the real danger of fire at Bryn Mawr and in all large institutions. She called attention to the two large fires here at the college in the last eight years, one five years ago when the college shops burned down, the other recently in Goodhart. There have been other# minor fires, that in Dalton especially terrifying in its pos- sibilities. Villanova and Princeton have recently lost buildings through fire. Although the state fire regulations are more than fulfilled here at Bryn Mawr, no building but Goodhart is really fireproof in the modern sense of the word. One of the first things for which the money from increased tui- tion fees last year was spent "was for additional fire protection. The light-1 pparatus is necessarily a part of Dance Recital The annual Dance Recital will be presented by the Dance Club and the graduate and undergrad- uate classes in natural dancing on Tuesday evening, March 17. The production is under the direction of Miss Marna Brady, Assistant" Director of Physical Education. Costumes are de- signed by the dancers them- selves, and posters are con- tributed by Barbara Kirk, '31; Alice Thome, '3i, and Louise Turner, '34. The recital will be given at 8:30 in the gymnasium, and all interested are cordially invited to attend. French Club Presents "Les Femmes Savantes" Capable Direction and Casting Promised for Production of Moliere Satire. PLOT EASILY FOLLOWED fire equipment. Under the state law Goodhart is required to have a sec- ondary lighting system. Where we have not such additional safeguards we must maintain respect for those we have. It was a question at first whether the recent Merion Hall offense should come under the jurisdiction of the self- government association or the college; Caatlaned oa Pace Five . (Specially Contributed by Katherine Sixt, 1931) The French play, "Les Femmes Savantes," is probably one of the less known and less acted of Moliere's comedies; but it offers many more pos- sibilities on the stage for amusement than one oHild imagine from the mere reading of it. The salon of Philaminte pretended to be an institution particularly for the discussion of poetry and science, and the study of grammar and correct usage of words. Moliere satirizes all such attempts of women and one may find a great deal pf truth as well as fun in his exaggerated picture of "learned women." This satire may be applied to ourselves, with .amusing effect, the "femmes savantes" being an exaggeration of an academic attitude. The "palpitating" love affair between Clitandre and Henriette is played by Caroline Lloyd-Jones and Clarissa Compton, respectively (who, by the way, proved their acting ability in "Hernani" of last year). The ridicu- lously amusing "poetical heights" of M. Trissotin, a wit, and pseudo-phil- osopher, and the over-wrought imagi- nation of Belise, an old maid aunt, who, never having passed the "mental age of sweet 16", feels herself the center of every love plot, are truly laughable. One has all the variety of characters one can desire from the "sublime to the ridiculous." As a matter of fact, the play is full of action as" well as wit, and even those who may not be able to follow every, word, will certainly enjoy the comedy and be able to follow the plot quite well. Everyone who has passed the French oral is guaranteed to under- stand. The costumes come from Brooks in New York, and, in addition to being quite colorful, lend much to the placing of the play in the atmosphere of a period that has always had the charms of elaborate dress and decoration. Molly Frothingham has charge" of the scenery which she directed so well last year. The coach, Mademoiselle Ray, is also one of experience and in- sight, having a feeling for Moliere which she is succeeding in imparting to the players. The actors represent all the classes in college, including the graduate Continued on Pace Two ' Business Board Tryouts Those trying out for the Busi- ness Board of the College News are C. Berg, '33; J. Hannah, '34; O. Jarrett, '34; L. Meneeley, '34; M. Righter. '34, and E. Trau- bridge, '34. Tryouts are still open to Freshmen and Sophomores. See D. Asher, 59 Rock, between 1:30 and 2 on Thursday. Indian Situation Gives Some Hope for Settlement "I have often met with a comparison of the present Indian situation with the American attitude toward England in the Revolution," declared Miss Ifolly Allen, English graduate student, in a discussion Thursday evening, spon- sored by the Liberal Club, March 6, in the Common Room at Goodhart. "Pursuing the subject further, one finds that the comparison is rather far-fetched." Till 1858 the govern- ment of India was shared by the Crown and the East India Company; it remained in the Crown with the great mutiny. Till 1909, the Indians could hold only minor positions in the civil service; at that date they attained a more or less advisory capacity, but as yet were without popular representa- tion. They were, in fact, admitted largely because of the appearance of an educated class, from which ap- pointees were made. A responsible government for Indit was not contem- plated at all. I The World War changed the situa- tion entirely. The services of the people in providing men and money were recognized by including them in the Imperial War Conference, the War Cabinet and the Peace Conference. In 1916, however, the League for Home Rule was founded. Such was the situ- ation when, in 1917, Montague, then Secretary for India, made the follow- ing declaration: "The policy of His Majesty's Government demands in- creasing association wfth Indians in every branch, and . . . their increasing growth to a responsible position in the Empire." Many Indian claims have since been based on this statement. In 1919, the Government of India Act was passed, establishing the prin- ciple of diarchy, and the possession was divided up into subjects for local and for home government, to be dealt with by the Governor or by the pro- vincial govcrment. Although the basis for the franchise was very narrow, pro- vision was made for the representation of minorities, for a bicameral legisla- ture, and for a Senate, largely ap- pointed. This occasioned a break in the Na- tionalist movement, as the moderates were willing'to accept gradual Indian- Contlnned on Pace Three God's Love Transforms Standardized Minds Dr. Root Considers Pope's Didacticism "Essay on Man" Gains Greatness From Impassioned Poetry/ Not Profound Content. EARLY POEMS ROMANTIC The Reverend Canon ^Ernest C. Earp, of the Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, led the Sunday evening service of the Bryn Mawr League on March 8. Canon Earp chose as the text for his talk a passage from Paul's Epistle to the Romans: "And be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind." These words, Canon Earp noted, have a strangely modern sound. Standardi- zation is the great tendency of our times, and our systems of education aim to- pattern the human personality. We forget to think of ourselves as individuals capable of transformation. Conan Doyle believed that the end of human life is to make natural life spiritual and spiritual life natural. The whole evolutionary process represents a development from the material to the spiritual. . But also, if our religion is to be a doctrine we can live by, it must be essentially simple and natural. Our greatest danger lies in the standardization of the mind. It has often ' been *aid that human nature cannot change. On the contrary it is just the potentiality for change that makes life worth living. Our freedom of choice, our privilege of resolution gives us the power to renew our minds. God thinks of us as individuals, and if we are to fulfill the divine plan we must get away from ordinary stand- ards. The love of God transforms and renews us for his purpose and into his own image. Bryn Mawr College had the honor of hearing Dr. Robert Kilburn Root, pro- fessor of English at Princeton University, lecture on Pope and the Art of Moralised Song in the Music Room of Goodhart Hall on, Friday evening, March 6. Dr. Ro&yBelivered the Ann Elizabeth Sheble Memorial, Lecture in English Literature for this year. The subject concerned one phase of Pope's art, his didacticism, a term which still suffers from the disrepute acquired during the nineteenth century. Had Pope died young, as did Chatterton, Keats and Shelley, his fame in the nine- teenth century would have been far greater than it actually wasw By the time of an imaginary, early death in 1718, Pope had .produced enough poetry to in- sure his fame: Pastorals, The Essay on Criticism, The Rape of the Lock, Wind- sor Forest, The Temple of Fame, part of *.he translation of the Iliad, Elegy on an Unfortunate Lady and the Epistle of Eloisa to Abelard. He had already achieved an amazing variety of rhythm and tonal effect in his use of the couplet, displayed his range of fancy and evinced a depth of feeling truly romantic. Those critics of a hundred years ago who searched madly for precursors of the romantic movement in the eighteenth century would have hailed Pope as one of the most significant figures in his period, had he been kind enough to die young. But Pope chose to live, to wage his campaign against dunces, a campaign which ruined his Feputation. For it is Pope, the satirist, to whom critics have been unkind. As a result of his satire, many untrue legends have grown up about his character, and his art has suffered a lack of appreciation from those who cannot dissociate a poet from his poem. That Pope definitely chose to abandon the romantic elements in his art and to become a satirist and a poetic moralist whose virtues, however great, were not of a romantic order, we may see in the famous lines from- the Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot: "That not in fancy's maze he wander'd . long,' But stoop'd to truth and moralized his song." The harvest 'of this cultivation of the moral field, Pope reaped in the years, ,1733, 1734 and'1735. The Epistles, The Essay on Man and the part of The Imi- tations of Horace published reveal the fact that these poems were the product of a single inspiration. In all of them, Pope "stoop'd to truth." And if Pope had died in 1735, his fame would have been substantially as it is today. In these later poems, Pope's conception of poetry as moral was a direct outgrowth of a critical theory .quite different from that of today. From Horace through the Ren- aissance to the eighteenth century, critics and" poets believed that the poet's duty was to teach and to please. Seventeenth century France reversed the emphasis in Contlnaed on Pace Three Curriculum Committee TWO mnre rernrHa nf .nrnrlriiiff time will be kept, one from March, 16-22, the other from April 20-27. The statistics gath- ered from the three reports will be published in the News, and if--any changes in the requirements of certain courses are found neces- sary, they will go into effect �ext year. It is hoped that the co- operation shown in the last survey will continue, and that even more records will be handed in
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+ More than the Israeli Red Cross
The mission of American Friends of Magen David Adom is to raise awareness, and there is much to know beyond its affiliation with the international Red Cross movement. For example, Magen David Adom Israel Cord Blood Bank, where notable research is conducted, supplies stem cells to patients all over the world. Another: New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg recently dedicated the new, landmark Magen David Adom Station in Jerusalem in memory of his father. American Friends of Magen David Adom will host its first affair in Sarasota Tuesday, Jan. 10 — a dinner at Michael's On East featuring world affairs columnist Frida Ghitis. For details and reservations, contact Gila Meriwether at 320-9297 or email@example.com.
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The day could hardly have been prettier for the Mad Hatter Holiday Tea Dec. 6, at the home of Margaret and Bill Wise, the second in a series created by Chairwoman Diane McNeel to support the local Red Cross. It was a virtual festival from boutiques in the front yard to a special tent for the unique Gentlemen's Committee in the bayside backyard. Yara Michaels and Nancy Blackburn were in charge of the hat contest; Aimee Chouinard described her "Most Seasonal" winner as "two boas on a beach hat." There was a goodie bag with $145-plus worth of coupons from the likes of Center for Sight, Mattison's and Michael's On East — not a bad deal for a $100 ticket. Nobody remembered to order a mic, but that was gracefully covered by the presence of Circus Sarasota clown Chuck Sidlow, who echoed Diane McNeel's every word with his booming voice.
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quote:Kohryu the ultimate Heiro persona is really good I used him on my end game team
quote:I got Hiero and Justice to 9 before 11/5, I just read I will have a little bit of time to make the s. links a bit better before the end.. so I'm ok with that.
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quote:Shite starts to get real in november
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quote:I am at Halloween. I am seriously an idiot for thinking that this game ended 30+ hours a go. I have spent 89 hours so far. I hate looking at stats like that as I am sure I could have cured cancer or created world peace with those hours, but damn it has been fun. How much for you guys
quote: Also has anyone played Ninja Gaiden Sigma Plus
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quote: I apparently skipped over the boss in 7F of Void Quest and never got the key I needed to fight the boss at 10F. I went down, got the key and will hopefully beat him today.


text: very good point. the Achilles heel of my theory. it would be interesting to se oe the data of losses between those using excluders and those who dont. while also factoring in the hive size--singles, doubles, etc and how compare parent colonies vs splits. pop a queen in and ship it to the dakotas....alot show up already dead. i ll conclude with the following--there may be holes in my theory but believe that better practices will reduce the number of losses, and will show an accurate # which are CCD . with workmanship and stress removed then the focus can be on pesticides and herbicides. the free university as intended by the founding fathers was exactly the opposite of what we have today. we were told of the growing influence of corporations in developing the curriculum in non private universities by Pres. Eisenhauer in his farewell address. we were told to be vigilant. if the SDSU ag department has a marqui that reads: the bayer crop-science school of agronomy, is that vigilance? by definition it is fascism. that point is indisputable.


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Is it? On the surface it would seem that way especially after such a great tournament, but digging a little deeper I have my doubts. Maybe it is healthy, but I want it to be "ripped". Let me explain....
March Madness is finally over and North Carolina is at the top of the college basketball world. What a tournament. The UNC/Illinois championship game was a great finish to what ended up being a fabulous tournament. (As an aside, I read in USA Today that there is talk about possibly making this Big Dance into one large Conga Line and bumping the tournament field from 64 teams to 96 teams.
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Anyone excited to see Sin City? Everything I have read about it and seen in the trailers is getting me pumped to see this movie. It has that Pulp Fiction/Kill Bill type of atmosphere to it and has one heck of a cast lineup! Not to mention is sounds ultra-violent! Very Evil! ;-) I am planning on seeing it tomorrow.


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quote:smirk at any link to an article on Drudge or reported by FNC.
quote:Any examples?
quote: they are butchers of facts.
quote:My country hick family would just always send me stuff and I would have to tell them that Obama is a big enough a-hole. No need to pass along made up stuff as it makes you look dumb.
quote:CarrolltonTiger Prove it. How? Your illusions are too strong and valuable to you. If you choose to believe it is without bias, your bias and lack of reason harms no one but yourself.
quote: some huge non biased organisation with unlimited resources
quote:The snopes.com web site is (and always has been) a completely independent, self-sufficient entity wholly owned by its operators, Barbara and David Mikkelson, and funded through advertising revenues. Neither the site nor its operators has ever received monies from (or been engaged in any business or editorial relationship with), any sponsor, investor, partner, political party, religious group, business organization, government agency, or any other outside group or organization. Barbara Mikkelson is a Canadian citizen and as such cannot vote in U.S. elections, register an affiliation with a U.S. political party, or donate to any U.S. political campaign or candidate. David Mikkelson is an American citizen whose participation in U.S. politics has never extended beyond periodically exercising his civic duty at the ballot box. As FactCheck confirmed in April 2009, David is a registered independent who has never donated to, or worked on behalf of, any political campaign or party. The Mikkelsons are wholly apolitical, vastly preferring their quiet scholarly lives in the company of their cats to any political considerations. Read more at LINK
quote:I would get the silly chain emails about Obama not wanting to wear american flag pins, his ring being muslim BS, the jet not being allowed to have american flag, etc.
quote: The Birth Certificate BS was a great example. Obama handled that stupidly. His handling raised legitimate questions. Snopes defended him based on assumptions in many cases independent of facts prior to the Hawaiian BC being released. In the end, Snopes assumptions were borne out. But that really is not the point.
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quote:Conservatives are so butt hurt from losing so many elections, they've become so paranoid that they think everyone is against them. TV media, print media, pollsters, poll analyzers, betting websites, Columnists, movies, tv shows, actors, snopes, political fact checkers, scientists. Anyone and everything that disagrees with them. Even conservative media like Frum or Brooks. And when evryone is right and conservatives are proven wrong, then they claim it's a conspiracy. It's rigged. It's bought and paid for. Conservatives cannot bring themselves to even consider that they might be wrong about anything. So they only watch and read conservative media which makes a fortune feeding them crap they want to hear. Drudge, Rush, Breitbart, Colter, Murdoch...make a fortune telling them stuff they want to hear. Doesn't matter if it's the truth. Conservative media are the modern day snake oil salesman.
quote:In other words, you cannot.
quote:Conservatives cannot bring themselves to even consider that they might be wrong about anything. So they only watch and read conservative media which makes a fortune feeding them crap they want to hear. Drudge, Rush, Breitbart, Colter, Murdoch...make a fortune telling them stuff they want to hear. Doesn't matter if it's the truth.
quote:Prove it.
quote:Frankly the whole thing is slime ball politics
quote:I really can't believe you went there
quote:But it is the point. Snopes was addressing claims that Obama was not a US citizen or that his birth certificate was a fake.
quote:Is there right now any evidence that it was Obama's mother.
quote:I don't think he cares if that was really Stanley Dunham or not, and he doesn't hold it against Obama if it was. He was just giving an example of a claim he feels Snopes flagged as "false" when it should have been "don't know".


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Ben Roberts graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 2002 with an MA (Hons) in Fine Art, and went on to study Photography at the Arts University College at Bournemouth. His work reflects an interest in the role economics and politics play in shaping the physical spaces that we inhabit and attempt to occupy — from intense developments on the edges of Spanish urban areas, to the interiors of the tents that were erected in St. Paul's Square at the start of the current occupation camp. In 2009 Ben was the recipient of the British Journal of Phoograhy's Project Assistance Award. He was named in Photo District News 30 New and Emerging Photographers To Watch in 2010, and in 2011 was a winner in Magenta Foundation's Flash Forward Competition. Ben has exhibited The Gathering Clouds at Third Floor Gallery in Cardiff in 2011 and his Occupied Spaces series will show in London later this year. He lives and works in London.
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Jean-Eric Vergne reckons the new Pirelli tyres resemble "cauliflowers" after just one lap given the severe graining.
Vergne spent the past two days putting in the laps at the Circuit de Catalunya, developing Toro Rosso's STR6 as well as learning about the new Pirelli rubber.
The compounds have been heavily criticised this week with the drivers complaining of extreme degradation.
Giving his verdict, Vergne said: "They were looking like cauliflowers.
"I used this expression in French quite a lot when I was in karting... it's really tricky. I have only one lap, then you have a lot of graining, so it's difficult."
The Frenchman, though, is hoping the degradation will play into his hands, especially in qualifying.
"If there is one thing I like about these tyres is that it's a one lap tyre. I think that's really nice, you have one lap and you really have to go for it and that's it," he told ESPN.
"It suits my style, because I'm quite aggressive. I wouldn't say I'm aggressive all the time, but just in the way of my approach.
"I mean outside the track, on the track and in the race I try to have a really smooth driving style to try and help the race, but when it needs to be pushed, I'm there."


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5 Great little driveFunkyNutbar | 03/04/2012 | See all FunkyNutbar's reviews (1)Ordered and received within a few days. The drive is tiny and really handy for using in a laptop where you are in danger of bumping larger sticks. Great build quality, seems solid and if sure it will last... as long as I don't lose it!
4 Very small but maybe too small?Thorpe | 08/09/2012 | See all Thorpe's reviews (20)This is VERY small and isn't really for moving about between devices. Once plugged into a USB port, it is automatically ready for you and comes with security essentials on it. Of course, you can delete all this if you do not care about that. The speeds are good and I have not had any issues with the device performance.For a netbook / laptop / PC, it should pretty much be easy to take out (with a little force). I've tried it on my PlayStation 3 (slim) and it proved to be a bit more difficult to get out, since the case goes over the ports. On the Xbox 360 (slim), I have used it on the back USB ports and if you're using other things with this, you will probably have to take those out in order to pull this out (the back USB ports). I have used common sense and decided not to put it in the front USB ports! Unless you have tiny, strong hands, I suggest not using this for devices with tight enclosures around the USB ports. You are better off getting something a bit larger from the SanDisk range or using this with a USB extender cable.


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Readers' Choice Awards 2013
This year's Reader's Choice issue was truly fun to put together. No, not just because you do all the work (voting), but because it's great to get a feel for what our community is buzzing about. Based on your feedback, we've given you all the data again this year, with percentages and rankings, plus we tried to include as many of your less-popular responses as possible. It wasn't that long ago Linux itself was less popular, so we have a soft spot for such things.
We also had an extra round of voting this year specifically for nominations. Everything you see below is reader-generated, including some new categories suggested by readers. Well, okay, my comments aren't reader-generated, but hey, I do read every issue, so that counts, right? We hope you enjoy this year's Readers' Choice Awards.
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Ubuntu? Really?
Ubuntu is the Microsoft of the Linux world.
It's corporate stench fouls the air of FOSS.
It spies on you by collecting your data and sending it to Amazon and probably intelligence agencies as well.
Unity has created more dis-unity than anything else since the Dwebians got their panties in a bunch over the Mozilla logo.
MS=MicroSoft=Mark Shuttlecock
Everybody knwo the best linux is FreeBSD
As they look original, I am
As they look original, I am going to be replacing the accessory 15W Excavator Work Light Square drive belts as well as both radiator hoses and the heater hoses. This will, of course, necessitate fresh coolant and a new radiator pressure cap.
Best desktop environment
When all the flavors of KDE and GNOME are added up, GNOME has more votes than KDE. If you just combine Unity, GNOME 3, and Cinnamon to include GNOME 3; GNOME 3 got 35.6% to KDE's 30.6%.
I always liked this issue with Readers' Choice Awards
But today, I am a little disappointed, that the online version (still?) doesn't use LINKS within the lists of items.
As for that Raspberry Pi : the header text says "Kyle and Shawn are still xriting about it", and you did in past issues ogf LJ. Why not make that name a link to the article ?
Or this hardware vendor "Eurocom" ... who is new for me. Why isn't there a link to where LJ "announced their product in the New products section", or in the "hardware review" section ?
hat kind of stuff would make the effort of reading LJ on-screen probably more worth the transition.
( Looking into backlit screens seems to create tension in my eyes, head and neck. But the "paper screen" seems to be non-standard hardware. )
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Amazon licensed Linux patents from Microsoft, but it's the "Best Linux-Friendly Web Hosting Company."
Evangelist/Advocate - 5th place - Dedoimedo
Should read Dedoimedo not Dodeimedo.
Gnome 3 ?
Gnome 3 has the 2nd highest score (14.1%), but its position is 5th. How comes?
is a conspiracy!!!
is a conspiracy!!!
"Redis RethinkDB 4.5%" on Best NoSQL Databases
Looks like there is an error in the NoSQL chart. Unless there is actually a relationship between Redis + RethinkDB that I'm not aware of, I think these should have separate numbers.
why is GNOME 3 in the fifth position at 14.1 %?
Why is GNOME 3 below XFCE when it is 14.1 %? I hope this is a mistake.
KDE is one true DE
really glad to see KDE on top. It's not just the most advanced DE out there but also the second largest open source project in the world (after Linux kernel). So sad that most of the G idiots would never learn how to use it.
Command Line Shells (Bash, Zsh, etc.) are 2nd place
Since Bash and Zsh are both Command Line shells, seems it should all be grouped together as Command Line Shells (Bash, Zsh, etc.). Then, it's second place missing first place by just a hair.
PS: this website needs to be updated to allow '+' in the Homepage field.
My Homepage: plus.google.com/+ColinKeenan/posts
nice to see PClinuxOS finally
nice to see PClinuxOS finally breaking thru.
great for us newbies.
Personally, I am no longer a
Personally, I am no longer a fan of GNOME, however according to the stats it should be ranked 2nd behind KDE and ahead of Unity and Xfce...
It's Jupiter
It's Jupiter, not Juniper... JUPITER Broadcasting
Yeah, seems like someone had Juniper networks on the mind and misspelled Jupiter Broadcasting.
yes it's Jupiter Broadcasting
I just want to agree with 'anonymous' that it's Jupiter Broadcasting. Oh yes, can you recommend a good Gin! I'm parched!
GIMP is certainly a graphic
GIMP is certainly a graphic tool. And Inkscape and Blender are also graphics tools. But the remark "so if the GIMP doesn't quite do it for you, check them out [Inkscape and Blender]" is quite misleading, because they have completely different functions. You probably need to use the 3 of them, plus Scribus, without stepping into each other toes.
voting for Best Linux Distribution
i switch my choice form Best Linux Distribution to Ubuntu
i switch my choice from KDE
i switch my choice from KDE to cinnamon 2
ubuntu & gnome get worse
gnome2-classic is so great! The reason that ubuntu get worse evaluation than before, I believe is very relevant to the stupid unity; gnome get worse too, I think if gnome use the same simple & convenient style as gnome2, then it woundn't have been beat down by kde;
So basicly, I think ubuntu & gnome in recent years they are trying their best to make the software become hard to use, like painting the lily.
Yeah desktop environment page
Yeah desktop environment page is screwed
yeah, gnome2-classic is so
yeah, gnome2-classic is so much better than unity & gnome3,
GNOME 3 should be on the second place
How come it's on the 5th place, given it got 14.1% of preferences?
KDE is the best ever
KDE is the best desktop ever. Great to see it on top here. But please LJ, combine merge KDE into KDE Plasma and into 30 %. And be fair and put KDE logo in the story.
I like it, KDE wins but you
I like it, KDE wins but you put a GNOME log :/.
Yeah, why is that? Every
Yeah, why is that? Every category has the logo of the winner, except here you put a Gnome logo? Pfft..
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Southeast Engine Brother Joseph Remnant Illustrates Posthumous Harvey Pekar Graphic Novel • NY Times Bestseller
Joseph Remnant – brother to Southeast Engine frontman Adam Remant and bassist Jesse Remnant – was discovered by the infamous comic book author Harvey Pekar a couple years back. Pekar was known for his American Splendor comic series that ran from 1976-1988 and was illustrated by the likes of R. Crumb (see cover for the Grateful Dead's Shakedown Street and Big Brother & The Holding Company's Cheap Thrills).
A 2003 film of the same name was done on Pekar's life, starred Paul Giamatti (in addition to Pekar), and won first honors at Sundance. Here is a clip of Pekar getting into a fight on David Letterman's show.
So it goes, Pekar saw a spread Joseph drew in Arthur Magazine and quickly asked him to illustrate Cleveland – a graphic novel concerning his hometown. Joseph obliged, though halfway through the process Pekar abruptly passed away. Thankfully, the script was written and Joseph was able to finish Pekar's now-posthumous novel on the author's hometown of Cleveland, OH.
Cleveland is a a spectacular artifact and charted on the New York Times bestseller list for graphic novels. You can purchase it here and read more about it below. Thanks for supporting the arts. Hey, who knows, perhaps Southeast Engine will have a Big Brother & The Holding Company-esque cover in future days?…
"One of the very greatest works by that unique and irreplaceable American voice, the truly splendorous Harvey Pekar… graced by the impeccable and poignant artistry of Joseph Remnant." – From the introduction by Alan Moore
"A must for graphic-novel, Americana, and localism buffs alike." – Booklist (starred review)
"Often insightful, and unafraid to show himself in an extremely uncomplimentary light, Pekar illustrates 70 years of recent history as seen through the eyes of one gloomy but talented pessimist… Remnant brings this very personal history to vibrant life with his own flair for the charm of the ordinary. Cleveland will stand as a must-have volume in Pekar's body of work." – Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"America's poet-comic-laureate of curmudgeonhood is sorely missed, but thankfully, this posthumous book, like Hamlet's father, is here to remind us of the great man, the great Pekar." – Jonathan Ames, author and creator of HBO's Bored to Death
"A great American writer at the very tip top of his game and working with one of the best visual interpreters of his long career. Cleveland is a masterpiece, a modern American masterpiece." – Richard Metzger, Dangerous Minds


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quote:he fact he retired when he was thirty is a testament to everything wrong with English football at the international level
quote:So is Wilshere going to make England better at pens? Because that's the only thing really wrong with English football at the International level at least in terms of results.
quote: Not even close.
quote:England never evolved with the modern game.
quote: Look at the Italy quarterfinal this past June. England look thoroughly outclassed most of the 120 minutes of play.
quote:Shots: Italy 31 England 8 SOG: Italy 18 England 4 Possession: Italy 63% England 37%
quote:Read what crazy posted about Paul Scholes and his role for England.
quote: That and some terrible decisions to shoot from Cassano.
quote:Do you just ignore how Spain and Barcelona win championships?
quote:Are Germany's current young talents in the same mold as past physical players like Gerd Müller and Franz Beckenbauer?
quote:Is Cristiano Ronaldo the same type of winger for Real Madrid as Steve McManaman?
quote:How hard is that to get?
quote:But you're arguing that Italy didn't outclass England in that match, which it did.
quote:They just so happened to not score.
quote:I get that the point is to score more than the other team, but that's not all that matters.
quote:Just a fundamental difference of how we view the game and probably sports in general.
quote:I don't root for England in any way nor do I give two fricks about how they do in tournaments.
quote: Once again, your premise discussed "optimism" which is something England fans should have plenty of.
quote:They won't be contenders this WC, but I think Beast is saying that most of the people on that list are young and are highly touted.
quote:This after winning a gritty semi 1-0 on a late header off a corner from their center back, how English of them.
quote:This is much more legend than fact.
quote:Every recent tournament they have qualified for they have advanced to the knockout stages and generally given a good account of themselves, results wise, outside the 2nd half of a tainted Germany game in South Africa.


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ViPeRx007 wrote:AlsWoodenStick wrote:cprice12 wrote:ViPeRx007 wrote:AlsWoodenStick wrote:TARASENKO
What?!?! I sponsored Tarasenko for the past two seasons and then when he finally gets here I lose him? It's like raising a child and then having to give it to somebody else.
Lame. I'll go with Oshie but I'm sort of unhappy. I was looking forward to actually using an action photo for the sig instead of just the draft one. You bastards.
Maybe you should work out a trade for Tank, or see if you can co-sponsor.
And...uh... I already have Oshie.
I'll co-sponsor Tarasenko with Viper if cprice co-sponsors Oshie with him as well
Reasons ViPeRx007 should get to sponsor Tarasenko:
- His post count total is 40 times higher.
- He's been around since before LGB was even LGB.
- He's sponsored Tarasenko for the past two years, even though the dude wasn't even on the team yet.
- Montanans are always badass.
Reasons AlsWoodenStick should get to sponsor Tarasenko:
- He claimed him first in an LGB Sponsorship thread that was posted in the middle of the afternoon when some people maybe work and can't visit the site to even have a chance at claiming "certain players".
- Everyone knows wooden sticks > the crap ones they use now.
If I had any other active player from last season I wouldn't really care, but I feel like being a dick so I think that's what I'm going to do instead. The lockout has made me a grumpy, bitter old man. I got screwed out of half a season and now I'm getting screwed at this pointless thing. I'd rather sponsor the sponsorship screwjob than co-sponsor my sponsor with chumps.
Haha I can't believe we're having this discussion. Not my fault that the thread came up when it did. I work in a kitchen so my hours are franked up. Feel free to take my weekend shift of 3PM-2AM . I saw Tarasenko in person last year when I was in Russia & have a jersey from his team there, I think I've been reasonable to offer a co-sponsorship, sorry if that makes me a chump If I see ya in person I'll buy you a beer and give you a big ole' hug.


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How freaking good am I talking? What Stephanie said: "I would wear this as perfume." Michelle: "This is the Most. Intriguing. Cocktail. I have ever tasted." And then more Michelle: "I would order a second one of these just so I could spend more time with it."
To mention ordering it is apropos, as you can do just that at Death & Co. Have I said yet that I try to swipe ask for a menu to take home every time I go there? I'm hoping to work my way through the latest copy I've got, which dates back to the fall. For my second attempt at that endeavor, I chose the Grand Street simply because I had all of its ingredients on hand, although those ingredients scared the poop out of me a little bit.
Specifically, the Cynar, which is an artichoke-flavored liqueur. At least, that's what I think I'm being told to think given that there's a picture of an artichoke on the label. To me, Cynar tastes nothing like artichoke and quite a bit like shoe polish. I lump it in with Fernet Branca as one of those alleged digestifs that I happen to believe would give me a stummyache if I sipped it straight. (We had Cynar at The Royale, where one guy used to order it mixed with Coke. I think he was somehow trying to show off.)
Combine that with the fact that I'm supposed to combine that with Luxardo — a maraschino liqueur? geez Louise! — and Punt e Mes, an extra-bitter Italian vermouth, and my big hurdle, obvs, was deciding on each ingredient's measurements; all I had to go on was the order in which they're listed on the menu. Luckily, I think I hit on some awfully good proportions on the first try, judging by audience reaction. (Ur so sweet guyz!)
The Grand Street
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2 ounces Tanqueray gin
1/2 ounce Punt e Mes
1/4 ounce Cynar
1/4 ounce Luxardo
Grapefruit peel, for garnish
Combine all liquid ingredients in an ice-filled mixing glass. Stir vigorously for about 15 to 20 seconds. Strain into cocktail glass. Rub the outside of the grapefruit peel (i.e. not the pith side) around the rim of the glass before garnishing drink with it.
Tasting Notes:
Just to see what would happen, I made this drink a second time with Bulldog Gin instead of Tanqueray. Boo, Bulldog! Whereas the Tanqueray provided such a fragrant layer of botanicals that underscored the drink from start to finish, the Bulldog really added nothing. It rendered the Grand Street pedestrian and saccharine.
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Hiryu wrote:He was a Nordic God before he was a Marvel character.
Blood Lord wrote:Warbear wrote:Thor isn't just a Marvel character...Hiryu wrote:He was a Nordic God before he was a Marvel character.
I am more than fully aware of this. But where is he the most recognizable in pop-culture? Marvel's spin on the God of Thunder, or the traditional Norse myth?
Point is, I think Thor fans would be up in arms with him loosing to Kratos.
Blood Lord wrote:Q.U. wrote:Blood Lord wrote:Xbox & Sony > PC
Ohoho, that slaps me on the knee. Good joke BL.
When it comes to performance and capability nothing beats a PC at present.
My preference isn't based on performance and capabilities. Its the level of enjoyment the games bring me and my preference in how to play them. I use the computer for RTS games only. FPS, RPG, and similar games I prefer to be on console, more specifically, my Xbox 360. I know fully well that the games can cross between, but I don't like the controls when they do it.
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greeney2 wrote:You have no idea what I meant with that quote do you? Went right over 2 heads that is for sure.
Most people tend to use that passage in the manner you do Greeny2. However there is more here than what you quote.
As I stated Jesus the Christ for Remission of Sins was speaking to the pharisees. And the pharisees were not interested at all in the woman caught in adultery...they were interested in entrapping Jesus the Christ for Remission of Sins. And Jesus turned the tables on them. And this is also not the first time he did this nor the only time the pharisees tried to entrap him for he knew what they were attempting to do.
He also told the woman go and sin no more.
Once again..most ministers totally avoid what the elders taught me...that the pharisees were teaching that women get stoned for adultery and men do not.. For you cannot catch a woman in adultery ..in the very act..without catching a man. Yet they brought only the woman.
The Pagan/Talmudic law the pharisees were keeping said that women get stoned for adultery and men do not.
This is proof that the they has switched gods and switched to a law other than the Law of Moses...they had switched to Paganism...and only "appeared" to be keeping the Law of Moses..when it was no such thing. And they were looking for judgement on this woman and by this also on Jesus the Christ for Remission of Sins. They were indeed of their father the devil. For they were looking for judgement based on a falsehood..a lie and deception about the Law of Moses.
This is very similar to how our own leadership works today...including our MSM in deception and appearances...in lies.


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The college News Z-615 VOL. XXV, No. 24 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1939 PRICE 10 CENTS G, DOLOWITZ WINS EUROPEAN FELLOWSHIP, 90.94 Faculty Scattering As College Finishes Fifteen Professors Plan Summer Of Hard Work; Four Prefer Quiet Holidays Still scattered about the half-empty Library a few of the faculty are hold- ing conferences about backward stu- dents and last minute papers before they march through the commence- ment procession, and hasten away to do some serious work. Mr. Samuel Chew, professor of English, is driving to California with his wife where he will stay until the second semester of next year on sabbatical leave. Mr. Stephen Herben, also of the English department, and Miss Caroline Rob- bins, associate professor of History, are sailing for England. They plan to work in the British Museum on their respective subjects. Mr. Charles Fenwick, professor of political science, is staying in Bryn Mawr during June to work on his book, The Foreign Policy of the United States. On the side he wilT also lecture at an Institute of Inter- national Relations in Lafayette Uni- versity. In July Mr. Fenwick has been invited to attend a conference at Geneva, Switzerland, to discuss a con- structive program for meeting the presept world situation. On his return in August, he will give a further series of lectures at another Institute of International Relations in New England. The Latin department is perhaps the most ambitious of all. Miss Lily Ross Taylor and Mr. Thomas Brough- ton, with the assistance of Miss Eliza- beth Ash, graduate student, will spend the summer in Bryn Mawr working on an index for Mr. Tenney Frank's unfinished Economic Survey of Ancient Rome, in five volumes. Mr. Broughton, who was an original col- laborator on the Survey, is writing in addition several articles for the New Oxford Classical Dictionary. Miss Continued on Page Two Garden Party Wyndham Garden, June 6.� On Tuesday the annual Senior Garden Party began Commence- ment festivities. From four un- til seven Wyndham lawn was crowded with nearly a thousand guests, students, faculty and friends and relatives of those graduating. Miss Park and Dean Manning received. ' Re- freshments of punch, ice cream, and cake were served. w Gene Irish Awarded First Alternate: Taft and Sperry Give Final Addresses SPERRY CHOOSES 'LET ME NOT BE ASHAMED' AS TEXT Goodhart, June 4.-�Preaching the Baccalaureate Sermon at the close of the 54th academic year, Dean Willard L. Sperry, of the Harvard Divinity, took as his text, "Let me never be ashamed." Dean Sperry described the prob- lems of courage which confront the people in' a world of changing con- ventions. There are three kinds of courage. The first is to dare, to act in bad form, the second to be reticent and unblatant, and the last to have courage in the face of change. "Every attempt to translate life in any one type of culture into the terms of life in another culture is held up by mental detours, which have had to be made to replace conventions which have been washed out. And every attempt to translate the life of the past into the terms of the'present is confronted by the same necessity. Deliberate acts of honest imagination are required for such translation. It is in something of this spirit that I am asking you to think, as appropri- ate to the occasion, of a half dozen familiar words from the Bible, 'Let me never be ashamed.'" Continued on Page Three YEARBOOK DEPARTS FROflff USUAL TRACK Pictures Show Seniors, Faculty With Habitats After the whitewashing effusions on the subject of sweet girl gradu- ates current in our earliest youth, it was a relief to find that the 1939 yearbook presented the seniors in the normal atmosphere of college life. It deserves applause for. its effort to record people with their personali- ties "en deshabille" as well as stream- lined by the average portrait photo, and because it makes an excellent vehicle for the inevitable college gos- sip that is an intrinsic part of every yearbook. Unlike the college movie, its first cousin, the Yearbook was not created for the mothers of incoming freshmen, and we find it pleasantly Continued on Page Three Campus Flooded by Commenting Alumnae, Reunion Marked by Continuous Festivity Eleven classes, ranging from 1889 to 1938, have been actively visiting the college during the past week. The reunion was opened on Saturday after- noon by the annual meeting of the Alumnae Association. Plans for pic- nics, suppers, teas and other activities were made afterwards by the indi- vidual classes. As usual, the reunions were planned so that the groups who returned had been in college" simultaneously. The group of twelve 1889ers who made their headquarters in the Blue Room at the Deanery was an exception, however, as they were celebrating their fiftieth anniversary. It has always been a matter for speculation that the alumnae who used t) grumble in the smoking rooms year in and year out thpt they would never come back to a reunion�that thejjj would rather be seen dead�that it was all a lot of�are always the ones seen around campus afterwards. Then therejs usually a marked dearth of the "Of course, I'll be back" type. The class spirit of 1901 rose to dramatic heights on Saturday when they presented Adam and Eve in the Deanery Garden. In 1897 (before the Denbigh fireJthey gave a play as Freshmen on the Denbigh staircase. The one given Saturday was a repeat performance, with an altered cast, slightly inferior only from want of rehearsals, and a more appropriate setting. Adam was played by Fannie Woods, Eve by Helen Converse Thorpe. There were Archangels, An- gels, Imps and Satans in the cast and a very capable and mellow chorus. The stage effects included false mus- taches, Herald Tribune angel wings', and writhing coils of ivy. Ah* encounter with some members of the class of 1901 proved enlight- ening. When asked her opinion of Rhoads, one answered that she thought it wa* "very lovely, but if you want a little constructive criti- cism I think if they took those curley- cue gadgets off the ends of things there would be much more, room for something like drawers." A second alumna said: "But there's not enough room to live in. It's all very well to go in for spacious furniture, but there's no room to walk around in." Continued on Pag* Three GRACE BKLLE DOLOWITZ WINNER PLANS FUTURE CAREER IN EDUCATION Grace Dolowitz, winner^of the Eu- ropean Fellowship*, has always lived in New York though by chance -she was born in Long Branch, New Jer- sey, where her family were spending their summer vacation. A major in French, she is also interested in music and writing though she insists that both of these pursuits are merely for her*owfi pleasure. In college her average has stayed consistently above 90 except in the second semester of freshman year when it dropped to a mere 89. Miss Dolowitz graduated from the Packer Institute in Brooklyn where she was humor editor of the magazine and actress in many of the school plays. Her interest in French be- gan at home, however, because her mother disapproved of high school language teaching methods and em- ployed a French governess and French maids to bring up the children. Fresh- man year she planned to major in English, but the required English course changed her^mind. In her junior year, Miss Dolowitz studied in Tours and Paris with four other-Bryn Mawr French majors as members of the Delaware Group. Her work for the Sorbonne diplome con- sisted chiefly of a long paper on parcel Proust's Idea of Happiness. On the side, she acted in L'Ecole des Femmes, a production of the Group which was attended by a great many bearded Sorbonne professors. At Tours, Miss Dolowitz enjoyed the bicycling, the chateaux, and the gen- eral environs, but found the city dull. Paris was much__better; she lived with a charming family and enjoyed walking around the streets to see the city. During Easter vacation some of the Group toured vaguely around Italy in a bus. "I thought Italy was wonderful," she said, "but maybe it was just because I had finished my Proust paper and needed the change." She "found the French -a rather serious race, though she had many amusing experiences with them. One day on the subway, two Frenchmen Continued on P�g� Five Notice Students who are changing their courses must notify the Dean's office before September 15. After Commencement noti- fication may be made by letter to Mrs. Manning. After Sep- tember 15 a fine of five dollars will be charged unless a very good reason for delay can be given. -$* MR. TAFT ASSERTS SPIRITUAL VALUES VITAL TO SECURITY Goodhart Hall, June 7.�"I submit that the effort in Russia to build a state capitalism without belief in God is what produces the cruelty to man and the disregard of personality that most observers report," stated Charles Phelps Taft, LL.D., in his address to the graduating class of 1939. Mr. Taft discussed aspects of the search for security today, developing his 92 Receive Degrees Of Bachelor of Arts 7 Magna Cum Laudes, 25 M. A.'s, 10 Doctors of Philosophy Conferred ^ Goodhart, June 7.�Closing the 54th academic year, Miss Park announced the selection of Grace Dolowitz as the Bryn Mawr European Fellow for next year. The Bachelor of Arts degree was received by 92 members of the graduating class, 7 magna cum laude and 5W-t><�i laude. To graduate stu- dents at Bryn Mawr 35 doctorates and Master's degrees were awarded. As the announcement was made, Miss Dolowitz, who was graduated minima cum laude, with distinction in opinion that spiritual values stand before simple economic safety in the I French, rose to take her place on the individual's search for security. platform with the other scholars and The ChristiaA religion as preached fellows of Bryn Mawr. Gene Roberts by Christ, and later the Puritans and [Irish, graduated magna cum laude, Methodists, has emphasized the worth!w'th distinction in physics, was named and equality of every man before as alternate for the fellowship. God, and, said Mr. Taft, "democracy can only exist while we look on each man, woman, and child as a person, who in some degree can make his contribution to the comnjon good. Each must have a life to lead, his own, not somebody else's plan for him." - To Miss Irish also w�nt one of the two new awards announced by Miss Park, the Charlotte Angas Scott Prize in Mathematics. This prize, given in memory of former Professor Char- lotte^Scott, js awarded by the head of the Mathematics Department to a" senior majoring in mathematics whose work has shown "diligence, intelli- In answer to the often posed ques- tion: "Is the religion of Christ rele-jgence and promise." vant today?" Mr. Taft concluded his The second award, a scholarship address to the class of 1939. He said that the Christian religion is a "gos- pel of perfection, perfection in your own life, and perfection for your com- munity from class to world stage. If you look at that glorious teach- ing as a vision to achieve, a plan to work on, a goal and purpose or your own life�not as a set of laws or a moral code�it has a fascination that is deathless ^from generation to gen- eration." Overemphasis on Economic Values "Don't think I am attacking the ideal of the fu'.l dinner pail and the solid house. Neither am I suggest- ing that we abandon the attempt to solve economic problems�I simply raise the question of whether we do not need spme other standard of val- ues while we push along the high- way. "Very likely you may suggest that of course you believe in religion and spiritual values, but that they can- not live in the slums and on relief wd in sweat shops" Therefore, you say, we must first attack these in- equalities and injustices. It is to some degree a matter of emphasis, Continued on Page Six given by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hislop and Mrs. Frederic W. Crawford in memory of Jeanne Crawford Hislop of the class of 1940, was awarded to Virginia Center Nichols, '4i, of New York City. This scholarship is to be given annually for twenty-five years a: the discretion of the president and faculty to a member of the sopho- more class. Following is a list of those who receive A.B., M.A., Ph.D. degrees from Bryn Mawr College. BIOLOGY Ethel Alberta Shepherd Dana New York Catherine Dallett Hemphill e Maryland Mary Tyrrell Ritchie Illinois CHEMISTRY Denise Debry New York Catherine Christine Eide magna cum laude Ohio (with distinction in chemistry) Dorothea Reinwald Heyl magna cum laude Pennsylvania (with distinction in chemistry) Dorothea Radley Peck magna cum laude New York f (with distinction in chemistry) Continued on rase Four Senior Survey Shows Six Brides To Be, Majority Plan Summer of Recuperation Before the seniors cease to be nor- mal individuals and enter the odd re- mote worlds of graduates and alum- nae, we thought some statistics, as to plans, marriage, and majors, would appeal to their public. Out of the 82 seniors interviewed over 50 are going to spend the sum- mer in "relaxing hard." But ap- parently some few hardy individuals still have energy despite comprehen- sives. Jean Morrill (an English major) will be doing settlement wotk in St. Louis, Agnes Spencer (eco- nomics) hopes to be with some trade union, Sarah S&eigs" (history of art) has been asked to work with the Weston Theatre group in Vermont, Jane Braucher and Eleanor Taft (so- cial economy major's) are to work with the International Labor Office in Geneva and Elizabeth Aiken (eco- nomics) is an assistant at the Hudson Shore Labor School. Besides this there is a Rhoads contingent driving out to Alice Biddle's wedding and a small group who plan to spend the summer in learning how to copk. \ Before bothering with the winter plans ofvthe more ordinary individuals, one particular group deserves a very special and careful analysis�the six that admit they are marrying this summer and the one that is doubtful yet says "probably this summer." What are the characteristics of this group? Their majors: Biddle and Ann Rauch, philosophy, Denise Debry and Ruth Stoddard, chemistry; Alys Welsh and the indefinite Adel Clement, history of art, and one lone Latin major, Amanda Gehman. No history, English or French majors, notice. But to go deeper into the analysis of this group�only one wears glasses and al( have their wisdom teeth. Still- more significant perhaps, Stod- dard and Biddle went to the German orals several times, Debry to the French oral more than once and Welsh is violent against either German or French or even hygiene. The prin- cipal outside activities of this group nre either weekends or, if the trip is too long, art club and philosophy club. To belong to this group, major in philosophy, chemistry, history of art, or, if absolutely necessary, risk Latin; take on* your glasses and sprout wis- Contlnued on Pe*e Three
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