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Barry Callebaut Chocolate Academy Zundert [4 MB]Zundert/Netherlands, May 30, 2008 – Barry Callebaut opens its 12th Chocolate Academy in Zundert (Brabant) at the Luijckx premises belonging to the Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate. Patrick De Maeseneire, CEO of Barry Callebaut attended the opening event as well as Paco Torreblanca – best patissier of Spain and one of the best in the world and the mayor of Zundert, Mrs. Poppe- de Looff. The inauguration of the new Chocolate Academy took place on Friday afternoon with the participation of numerous guests and press journalists.
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On Feb. 6, 1930, former owner and editor, D. A. Westmoreland returned and bought the paper back. He served as its editor for about another year before selling the paper to O. Frank Thornton, who edited the paper until he was named Secretary of State for South Carolina. W. S Mason served as editor from Jan. 1, 1951 until June 28, 1951, when Thornton sold the paper to Mrs. Charles Drumheller.
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The College News Volume V. No. 13 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1919 Price 5 Cents H. HILL '21 ELECTED STAGE MANAGER OF "MAID OF FRANCE" H. Hill '21 was elected stage manager of "The Maid of France," one of the three Varsity Dramatics Plays, In place of M. Mackenzie, who resigned, at a meeting of the Undergraduate Association last Fri- day evening. Rehearsals for all of the plays will begin Immediately after mid- years and Mrs. Patch will be official coach. One of Bed War Speakers Coining Saturday Lieutenant Dobelle to Contrast Liberty with Bolshevism "The most thrilling speaker who lec- tures under our auspices," writes Miss gohwede, secretary of the National Se- curity League, about Lieutenant Dobelle, who will address the college. Saturday erenlng, on "What Liberty Really Means," contrasting true liberty with Bol- shevik revolution. Lieutenant Dobelle was In the war from 1914, fighting in the battles of the Marne, the Somme, Flan- ders, and Verdun. He was awarded the Crolx de Guerre, and was cited for con- spicuous gallantry iaJJto battle of the Somme. \ Lieutenant Dobelle is peculiarly fitted to treat Jastly the subject of Bolshevism, since he comes from France, a country surrounded by Bolshevists, but untouched by their violence. He has been sent to lecture In America by the French High Commission, and has been In great de- mand all over the country. The lecture, for the benefit of 1922*s Service Corps quota, will take place at 8 o'clock In the gymnasium. Tickets may be bought from J. Burgess. Merlon, or at the door. Reserved seats are $.75 and unreserved $.50. NEW LITERARY CLUB WILL HAVE OPEN MEMBERSHIP Plan Fortnightly Meetings in Denbigh After Mid-years A movement to provide an outlet for the general Interest In current literature has been embodied in an open club ap- proved by President Thomas and Miss Donnelly, to be called possibly the "New Book Room Club," which will meet every other Thursday evening after mid-years, lu the Denbigh sitting-room. Membership requirements are an inter- est in reading, willingness to read some- thing before each meeting, and readiness to Join in discussion. No member may attend a meeting without this prepara- tion. Members who are particularly In- terested in writing will meet on alternate Thursdays to read and discuss their own DR. FOSDICK SAYS LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS A NECESSITY International Sacrifice Has Made It A Possibility "What America's emergence from be- hind the psychological wall of the Mon- roe Die trine is to mean rests with the people at home." said Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdlck, Sunday evening in chapel. "A red ribbon "on the sleeve of a soldier means that he has been decorated for individual bravery, but one on his shoul- der means that his whole unit has been decorated. This is what I crave for America. I don't want later history to look back and single out one man. I want the whole nation to get the legion of honor. The mass must be behind the government and we must vote a liberal ticket in Politics. Economics and Re- ligion." In speaking of the development of a national consciousness that has come nut of the war. Dr. Fosdlck said. "Before the war I considered a red coat an enemy; but after seeing England's spirit last March, when the Germans were making ten miles a day. I became an Anglo- American. He went on to tell of a Tommy who, having had both legs am- putated at the hip. thanked God that he had strength and was in good health. "France we have always worshipped, but when I rode for miles and miles with- out seeing any signs of habitation except a few fallen-down chimneys, where there had once been villages, and realised that there had been a steady stream of refu- gees pouring south for four years, then I leallzed what France was made of. In August, 1914, every man left home and they haven't been back since to stay. The women have ploughed, sowed and har- vested." As an example of the spirit of the French women, Dr. Fosdlck told of the little woman who,, found on the Verdun battlefield, was requested to leave. She answered, "Pardon, messieurs, but I have lost five sons and am now searching for the grave of the sixth and last." The gen- darmes presented arms and she cfled. "Vive la France quand meme!" The deepness of sacrifice has caused a growth of International consciousness (Continued on page 3, column 3.) TWO BRYN MAWR WORKERS STRANDED IN RUSSIA The first meeting, open to everyone who wishes to Join, will be held In the Denbigh sitting-room on Thursday even- ing, February f, at 7.M. to discuss plans for the semester and elect officers. BUSINESS COMPETITION FOR 1921 BEGINS AFTER MID-YEARS A competition for a position on the business beard of the News will open tor the Class of 1921 after mid-years. The position affords an opportunity to learn thoroughly the boataaaa aad of ranalng a paper and to get experience la the feaat- mn of advertlsieg. Anyoaa who wishes ta try oat Is rsqueatad to notify F. Clarke. Immediately WOMEN'S COLLEGES URGE LEAGUE OF NATIONS Cable President Their Support to That End Others Tell of Varied Experiences in France and Italy Word of two Bryn Mawr women in Russia, practically cut off from all com- munication, has recently come to Miss Marion Rellly '01, chairman of the Serv- ice Corps Committee. They are Anna Jones Haines '07 and Esther White '06, both workers under the Service Corps engaged In food relief work for children. Miss Haines is with the Red Cross at Omsk, where she may with difficulty be reached by cable, and Miss White is in Moscow, cut off from all communicatlou �"one of the few. If not the only Ameri- can woman In Greater Russia." Other workers in France and Italy have written of their varied experiences. Agnes Morrow '12. with the Y. M. C. A. In France, describes her work in the library and "wet canteen." The library is the source of writing paper and infor- mation for the soldiers, and the scene of all sorts of Informal lectures and discus- sions. The wet canteen Is the dispensary for soft drinks and crackers. "On one particularly hot Sunday I made and served about two hundred gallons of fruit punch and lemonade�the American sol- dier Is a thirsty animal." Low Coat of Living in Rome Two letters come from Italy: one from Charlotte Claflln '11, with the Red Cross In the district of Avelllno, and the other from Katherlne Dame, graduate In 1894. with the Red Cross In Rome. Miss Claf- lln reports such a low cost of living In Rome that she has been able to give a part of her allowance to a subscription for the benefit of newly evacuated Italian provinces In which the retreating Aus- trlans have left a starving population. Miss Dame describes a parade held after the capture of Trent and Trieste, and the fiestas celebrating the king's birthday and his return from the front. "A Roman parade," she writes, "Is far different from an American one. . . . The Italians traditionary hold their cele- brations In the Corso, which Is one of the narrowest streets I have ever seen. A Roman celebration is more spontaneous, less cut and dried, than one in the United States�there are no strict police regula- tions, no formality. Our uniforms and the American flags we carried won us special favor. ... We were con- stantly greeted by "Viva 1"America," and one woman added the familiar "Hip. hip. hoorah." IAN HAY TELLS OF BRITISH RE- ACTION TO THE INVADING AMERICAN SOLDIER Calls the Doughboy a Natural Born Fighter Who Sutlers Under the Restraint of Modern Warfare 1920 CLEAR8 $300 FOR 8ERVICE C0RP8 At the instigation of the League to En- force Peace, Bryn Mawr has Joined with eight other women's colleges to send the following cable to President Wilson: �The faculty and undergraduates of nine colleges for women In the United States representing ------ people, pledge their support to the President of the United States In urging that a League of Nations, with the United States as a member, shall be made an essential point In the peace program." The resolution was paaaed by the Fac ulty and by the Undergredaate Associa- tion in meetings last week. Vasaar. Wettoetey. Smith. ML Holyoke. Radellffe. Barnard, Oeaeher. and the Women's Col toge of Brawn University, are among the other eeUesne joialng la the movement DR. CHEW TO GIVE LECTURE8 ON THE BIBLE Roxaaa Murphy ax-'tl la at Radellffe College. Ruth Tinker 1* (Mrs. Daaiel Morse) U a reconstruction aide at the U 8. Hos- pital No. S. Rahway. N 1 Extra-Curriculum C. A. Course Requires Outside Work The Bible, seen from a literary point of view, will be the topic of a one-hour course of lectures to be given next se- mester by Dr. Samuel Chew. Associate Professor of English Literature. The course, for which 107 students have al- ready registered. Is given under the Bible and Mission Study Committee of the C. A. It will trace the historical develop- ment of the Bible, discuss literary ques- tions connected with It and Its Influence on literature, considering, with the Eng llsh. the French and German Bibles. Although it is an extra-curriculum coarse Dr. Chew expects everyone who registers for It to do an hour and a half of assigned reading in the Bible each week. The lectures are scheduled for Wedaeaday evealags from 7 SO to 8.J0. "The American soldier has invaded England and taken the Englishman out of himself." said Major Ian Hay Reith. speaking at Bryn Mawr last Saturday evening on the mutual respect that has grown up among the Allies�"one of the chief by-products of victory." Major Belth's lecture netted $400. of which $300 will go to the Junior Service Corps and $100 to War Relief chosen by Major Beith. "By his strong and vory evident affec- tion for his home town," continued Major Beith, "the American soldier Is teaching the Englishman to be more articulate In his love for his own Island." He quoted the American army chauffeur who, when asked where he came from, replied with pride, "Marion, Ohio, the greatest steam- shovel producing center In the world!" The first Impression that an American soldier forms of England. Major Beith summed up in the remark: "There Is no Ice-water and therefore no ice-cream, the traffic all keeps to the wrong side of the street and the coinage system is a prac- tical Joke." The British, he declared, were anxious to entertain the Americans, but the troops passing through English towns were officially invisible, and the towns were supposed to be In an official trance; hence not much entertaining was possible. The British government Is at present trying to arrange with the United States to allow American soldiers to spend their leave in England. "The American soldier Is a natural born fighter If ever there was one," declared Major Beith, "but suffers under the re- straints of modern warfare. Like the British he possesses an immense amount of initiative, and is at his best In group fighting. Major Belth told of the large German raiding party captured by the Americans In Alsace, which turned out to be a Junior officers' Instruction class, out for a little experience on a supposedly quiet sector. The Germans were as sur- prised as the Americans, for they had not even been told that the American Army had left the I'nlted States. Locomotive Bell Much Enjoyed Describing the Improvement of trans- portation In France since the arrival of the Americans, Major Belth mentioned the deep Impression that the American locomotive bell made upon Europeans. "Imparting a sort of ecclesiastical sanc- tity" upon American-built railroads. He has seen a whole regiment of homealck doughboys, he declared, go wild at the sight of an Imported American mogul lo- comotive puffing along a little French railroad. "The enemy's unseen armlet," con- cluded Major Belth, "are not yet beaten. There are at present a large number of people working hard to pull England and America apart. But we must lay a foundation on which to get through the trying period of readjustment. This U not merely a matter of International policy or expediency, it Is a sacred trust, handed down to us by those who made victory possible, but have not lived to see It " ntlnued on page I. column 4.) *
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Well at least "front page of the New York Times sports section" news. SUNY Oneonta lacrosse captain Andrew McIntosh, who came out in February on the interwebs, says he's been "embraced with open arms." Well, except by his opponents, who'd still like to break them, or whatever it is LAX players do on the field.
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What a stupid headline and a waste of site space…..DUH.
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Holy shittttt I'd get a sex change just so I could have that dude's babies.
On a serious note, this is just further proof about our future. If the jocks are now accepting us… uh, well sorry fundies.
That was sweet. It deserves a much better title than THAT Queerty!
Wow this is a relly handsome guy, damn I can't help it, he's completely hot.
I loved the stories in the links, I hope it can help other closeted athletes somewhere who feel the way he did once.
And maybe a little inspiration straight ppl too (for those who read it in the NY Times.
They spend time hitting each other with the stick in Lacrosse. The sport, also, if I remember, is based on a Native American game that would prepare young warriors for war that they called "little brother of war."
Someday I hope– any athlete in any sport: highschool, college, semi pro or pro will be able 2 come out and it won't need to make the news because it wont matter.
Probably not in my lifetime.
Oh yeah, this guy is a looke. I need to go learn more about lacrosse now!
I read the article, what was really said and quite striking was that his sister was(and had been) an out lesbian with her partner and he still was having these thoughts of suicide and depression. It goes to show how personal this all is, no matter how many stories you hear none of it matters until you've done it.
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cardsfan04 wrote:Apparently Cards have offered a 10 year deal now too. I don't like the 10 years part, but I guess at least we're trying to keep him here. This whole thing has me sick now.
dmiles2186 wrote:I don't blame him for following the money.
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cardsfan04 wrote:lol at Pujols Years. That's pretty funny.
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The Apostolic Church
Because God Himself is truth (John 15:26), He prizes the truth of the gospel. The primary defining mark of a true church is that it is faithful to Apostolic doctrine. If we do not prize the Apostolic and prophetic teaching ...Read More
The United and Universal Church
Many people want to promote visible unity at the expense of the truth. But it should be evident that if individuals cannot agree on the basics of the truth, they are not united in any meaningful sense. Unity at the ...Read More
Athanasius Against the World
Standing for the truth of God's Word is often costly, as we have seen in the cases of Justin Martyr and Athanasius. However, if we have counted the cost, we will be prepared to pay the price when and if ...Read More
The Expansion of the Church
The fact that even the Apostles faced heresy in the church cautions us against viewing any past era of church history as a "golden age." There have been high points to be sure, but Christians are not exempt from sin, ...Read More
Greeting One Another
The differences that separate professing Christian denominations are significant—many of them even touching the heart of the gospel—so we should never minimize them. Yet we should not so separate from others who affirm the true gospel that we believe Jesus ...Read More
Paul's Fellow Prisoners
Sometimes we are tempted to believe that we cannot have a significant ministry or influence if we are not ordained to church leadership. Yet that is to look at the kingdom of God in a worldly manner, for while the ...Read More
Our Debt to the Jews
As Gentile Christians, we owe a great debt to the old covenant community and the Jewish people. God chose them as the first recipients of His special revelation. He saves the world through a Messiah who is of Jewish ethnicity. ...Read More
Paul's Prayer for Harmony
Paul's prayer for unity in the church based upon the truth of God's Word and for the glory of Christ should be on our lips as well. How often do you pray for the peace and purity of the church ...Read More
The Sober Judgement of the Members
Ultimately speaking, God does not need us for His plan to succeed. However, He has deemed it wise to use us—to use His church—to accomplish His purposes in the world. The Lord has ordered things so that all of His ...Read More
Civil Disobedience
Christians must always bend over backward to be models of good citizenship. Thus, we are to obey the law, pray for our leaders, and seek the common good of society. When the demands of God's kingdom directly contradict the demands ...Read More
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- Irresistible Grace
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- Perseverance of the Saints
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- Unconditional Election
- The Church
- Church Discipline
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- Creeds and Confessions
- God
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quote:Tioga is overrated every year. They don't play a great schedule and that's why they're usually a top seed
quote:What about lutcher? They were pretty good last year but didn't they lose one of their better pitchers to LSU?
quote:I know it's a small school but Holden (class B) has a kid (junior) that throws reg. 87-88 and has been clocked at 94 mph.. He was invited to Under Armor camp(over 300 kids) in Arizona this summer with kids from all over the country amd was ranked in the top ten ...a really good kid...I hope he gets some looks from major D1 even though it's a small school LINK
quote:Maybe Zachary if the LHSAA doesn't decide to railroad them this year.
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quote:In 5A it will come down to Barbe, Jesuit, and Catholic High.
quote:NOLA is Holy Cross, Shaw, Belle Chasse. HC will pitch and play D, but has the offense improved any?


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The Amazonians value combat prowess and purity of spirit. By wrestling half naked, they pay homage to both virtues by displaying their battle-forged bodies while preserving as much modesty as their society deems necessary. The gelatin in which they wrestle is symbolic of the fluid nature of battle, a concept the Amazonians call 'akgor-gra.'
Pros: Much more comfortable than my last toilet seat, which was a transparent resin with seashells embedded inside. The outer layer wore off from friction, exposing the sharp jagged edges of the seashells, which were constantly scrapping my backside and causing major cuts and open sores.
SA takes a look back at what our ancestors from the dawn of civilization clicked on THEIR computers!
My time as a captain in Sunless Sea, plus a review of Homeworld Remastered Collection
Murder, suicide, lots of weird sex stuff... anything goes in this grim, Goon-made Garfield universe!
A video game comic without sassy gamers and their non-human sidekicks/girlfriends. Each strip takes place inside a different game, sometimes with different jokes.
Copyright ©2015 Rich "Lowtax" Kyanka & Something Awful LLC.


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Wednesday, May 15, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College honored 49 employees for 1,020 years of combined service at a luncheon May 8 in the McKelvey Campus Center's Witherspoon Rooms.
Employees who are retiring are: Kay L. Allison, secretary/bookkeeper in McGill Library, after 20 years; Dorita F. Bolger, professor and librarian in McGill Library, after 32 years; Gloria C. Cagigas, vice president for institutional advancement, after 19 years; Dr. Linda P. Domanski, professor of education, after 30 years; Elizabeth E. Hines, director of adult and graduate studies, after 33 years; Daniel G. Hockenberry, painter, after 25 years; Dr. Gary D. Lilly, associate professor of sociology/director of institutional research, after 36 years; Dr. Gail L. Miller, 30 years; Jerry W. Tetrick, custodian, 20 years; and Dr. David C. Twining, professor of history, 23 years.
Those honored for years of service were:
40 years - Ferne Layton, baker for Sodexo Dining Services.
35 years - Roberta Flynn, cashier for Sodexo Dining Services; Jackie Meade, director of the career center; Ronald J. Pennington, custodial supervisor; Dr. Grover A Pitman, professor of music; and D. Scott Renninger, Jr., professor of physical education.
30 years - Dr. Gail L. Miller; Carol L. Shibler, administrative assistant for Sodexo Dining Services; Dr. Sandra K. Webster, professor of psychology; and Gerald E. Yeager, utility in Sodexo Dining Services.
25 years - Dr. Neal A. Edman, vice president of student affairs; and Daniel G. Hockenberry, painter.
20 years - Kay L. Allison; Pearl A. Eaton, custodian; Dr. Charlene Klassen Endrizzi, professor of education; Dr. Martha R. Kellner, associate professor of chemistry; Connie L. McGinnis, director of celebrity series; Dr. Kristin Park, professor of sociology; associate professor of physical education/assistant athletic director; and Bradley P. Tokar, director of admissions.
15 years - Dr. John P. Bonomo, associate professor of computer science; David S. Cohen, groundskeeper; Denise M. Guthery, receptionist in admissions office; Richard P. McConnell, custodian; Christine A. Miller, controller; Jeffrey G. Morton, carpenter; Dr. Kang-Yup Na, associate professor of religion; Deborah Parady, graphic designer; Barbara I. Quincy, counselor; Ruth M. Renko, custodian; Deborah M. Sewall data entry clerk in the physical plant; Tracey L. Sinopoli, custodian; and Girish Thakar, head men's and women's soccer coach.
10 years - Dr. Andrew W. Ade, associate professor of English; Robert D. Frazier, Jr., supervisor for Sodexo Dining Services; Evann G. Garrison, lecturer in the department of English and public relations; Debra L. Jones, cook for Sodexo Dining Services; Barbara L. Linebaugh, Titan card coordinator; Terri L. Lunsford, cook for Sodexo Dining Services; Dr. Jamie G. McMinn, associate professor of psychology; Renay L. Montgomery, bookstore clerk; and Dr. Shannon I. Smithey; associate professor of political science.
Contact Kim Christofferson, director of human resources, at (724) 946-7247 or email for more information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 377 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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Marking & Inventory of Personal Property
Students are encouraged to permanently mark and inventory all person property. Students are asked to write down their serial numbers of all expensive items and to put those numbers in a safe place. In the event of property loss, the police and personal insurers will often need proof of ownership to return the property or to process replacement funding. Building Lock Up: College classroom buildings are locked each evening, and trespassing is prohibited. Residence halls are locked 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and are restricted to residents and their guests, subject to the visitation policy outlined in the Student Handbook. Keys are provided to each resident for access to his/her room and residence hall.
Resident Assistants
Staff are available in the residence halls through the evening hours in case of emergency. Resident Directors: A professional, live-in Resident Director is on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week while classes are in session. During office hours, 8 am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday, please contact the Student Life Office at 278-4218. During any other time, please call the RD on-call cell phone at 278-6218.
Crime Prevention Tips General
- Do not leave personal belongings unattended. Lock room and office doors and windows each time when leaving or sleeping.
- Avoid leaving books and other possessions unattended elsewhere on campus. Secure money, check books, ATM cards and credit cards at all times. Keep your PIN secret and don't write it on your cards.
- Do not put your address on your key ring.
- Do not leave keys in hiding places and don't lend your keys to anyone.
- Do not prop open doors in the residence halls or other campus buildings at any time.
- Call 911 (8-911 from a campus phone) if you suspect that you are in immediate danger and tell them your exact location and situation. Do not hang up unless you are forced to leave the area for a safer place.
- Report any suspicious individuals to an RD, to campus security, or to Sterling Police.
- Keep a list of emergency numbers by your phone.
When Walking
- Avoid walking alone at night unless absolutely necessary.
- Walk only in well-lit, commonly traveled routes.
- Avoid shortcuts and dark isolated areas.
- Walk confidently and be alert, not with your head down.
- Carry a whistle to use if threatened.
- Have your door or car keys ready. Carry them in your hand, not buried in your pocket or purse. Keys can be used as a weapon against an attacker by striking the assailant in the eyes and face.
In Parking Lots
- Always remove your keys and lock your car.
- Check the area before leaving your car at night.
- Look around and under your car when approaching.
- Check the back seat of your vehicle before entering.
- Remove all valuables from car. Either take them with you or lock them out of sight in the trunk of the vehicle. Keep in mind that while absolute safety cannot be guaranteed, there are many steps that we can take as individuals to increase the safety of the college campus for everyone.
On-Campus Security
Sterling College employs on-campus security personnel who patrol grounds and buildings every evening and throughout the night. The Student Life Office oversees campus security. Campus Security assures proper lock-up of campus buildings and general well being of students during the night. Should one need a security officer, they can be contacted by calling the Resident Director on call (278-6218).
A Daily Crime Log is maintained in the Student Life Office. The crime log has criminal incidents and alleged criminal incidents that are reported to the Student Life Office. Students and employees are encouraged to report incidents/crimes to the Student Life Office. Any individual may obtain a copy by coming to the Student Life Office or calling at 620-278-4218.
Important Numbers
- Fire, Police, Ambulance: 911 (dial 8-911 from campus phones)
- Sterling Medical Center: (620) 278-2123
- Rice County Hospital: 619 S. Clark, Lyons KS; (620) 257-5173
- Poison Control Center: 1-800-332-6633
- Sexual Assault Center: 400 W. 2nd, Suite B, Hutchinson KS; 24 Hour Crisis: (620) 663-2522 or 1-800-701-3630
- Resident Director Cell Phone: (620) 278-6218
Report criminal activities…
In residence halls and Student Union to: Tina Wohler, VP of Student Life (x236) In other campus buildings and offices to: Scott Rich, Chief Financial Officer and VP (x294)


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Monday, June 23 @ 6:30pm
This month's Book Talk Café features author Larry Baker, who will discuss his latest novel, The Education of Nancy Adams, which is set in St. Augustine. This free program is made possible by the Friends of the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library.
Monday, June 23 @ 5pmDo you love watching anime or reading manga? Tweens, teens, and young twenty-somethings are invited to the monthly meeting of our anime club, where you can meet others with similar interests. Feel free to wear a costume if you'd like and come "JAAM" with us. Refreshments provided by the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine.


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quote:We are trying to do our part with plenty of shows coming in Jan/Feb (Tall Firs, Fishbone, Debauche, Tess Brunet, Lost Bayou Ramblers, Blue Mountain to name a few)
quote:Baton Rouge is lacking compared to Athens, Columbia and other SEC college towns IMO.
quote:Are you referring to local bands sucking ? or the town supporting music period?
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quote:Both. There are no solid bands. Everyone here is the same. It's all hard rock, swamp pop or variety
quote:I've been out an seen the BR scene which is why I'm posting this.
quote:Both. There are no solid bands. Everyone here is the same. It's all hard rock, swamp pop or variety.
quote:King of New Orleans
quote: The only time I remember it being decent was when you'd go hear Addavoy/Another Big Machine and/or Meriwether
quote:nice to see the changes. i went in the old bar and swore i would never go back. fishbone? their documentary is streaming on netflix. good stuff.
quote:Like Meriwether is anything impressive


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Results tagged ' John Ross '
Glove of the game
By Samantha Carr
While walking through the Museum, I often catch a glimpse of some of the early 19th century baseball gloves on display and find it hard to imagine playing baseball with something that looks like a gardening glove.
But how about a cardboard box?
That was what sparked the Oriole Advocates, Inc. community service organization to begin the 'Cardboard to Leather' program that collects new and used baseball equipment and sends it to youth players in impoverished nations.
"We collect stuff all year long at the ballpark and our minor league parks and give it to kids in Venezuela and Nicaragua," said Bob Harden, committee chairman of 'C2L' and volunteer for the Advocates. "It is our biggest program. It is not unusual for kids in these countries to be playing with cardboard gloves or broom sticks and tree branches for bats."
Harden and past Advocates president John Ross visited Cooperstown on Wednesday for the 2010 Annual Symposium on Baseball and American Culture. During their visit they also took a moment to present Hall of Fame President Jeff Idelson with a pin commemorating the organization's 50th anniversary.
Established in 1960, the Oriole Advocates work "as an organization of volunteers joined together to promote and stimulate an interesting baseball at all levels, among youths of all ages." Over 75 volunteers make up the non-profit group and foundation in cooperation with the city of Baltimore and the Baltimore Orioles Baseball Club, Inc.
In 2008, Harden and his wife accompanied a shipment of bats, balls, cleats, uniforms, catcher's equipment, etc. to Nicaragua and got a chance to see the country's passion for baseball.
"It is unbelievable the impact it has upon people," said Harden. "You really have to see it for yourself. We stopped on the side of the road where we saw a bunch of kids playing a game and threw them a brand new ball. They had never seen a brand new baseball before. They all took turns smelling it and passed it around."
Besides the 'C2L' program, the Oriole Advocates serve as the right arm to the Orioles' Public Relations, Community Relations and Marketing departments, helping with promotional giveaways, have established the "Hit, Run & Fun League" for Baltimore city youth, sponsor the Champions League for physically and mentally challenged children, participate in food drives for local food banks with players' wives and established the Orioles Hall of Fame along with a number of other charitable activities.
"In these Latin countries, baseball is not just a game for the kids – it is a way out," Harden said. "And it is the way they teach values to their children."
Samantha Carr is the manager of web and digital media at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.