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Very convenient!!!
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By DebbieP
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These were perfect for us. They are great for ice cream sodas & floats. Also good for getting to the bottom of jars. They were dull when we received them, but after washing them in the dishwasher, they came out very shiny. My husband & I love them. My Dad even had me give him one!
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By Blue Feather
from Pelion, South Carolina
I had been looking for some inexpensive tea spoons for some time when I saw these MK catalog. The price was right, so I ordered them immediately, but was disappointed in how flimsy and delicate they were. All my flatware is really heavy duty and I guess I was looking for the same thing in these spoons.If you aren't bothered by the weight of these then they would be a good addition to your long handled teas.For me they just weren't what I wanted. They will bend easily and if you have kids they wouldn't last long at all.
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just what I wanted
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The long handled tea spoons were exactly what I was looking for at a low price! Plus they showed up quickly! Thank you!
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you can never have enough iced tea spoons!
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By Sweety
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The size and length of the spoon are just what I was looking for
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By sweetascandy
from Albany, GA
I have looked every where for long tea spoons and could not find them any where. I was so glad to see these at kimball's. I ordered them, I think they are great for alot of things, not just tea. They are not fancy and alittle thin, but sundies, floats, milk shakes etc. I think they are great. I use them for alot of other things too, like getting peanut butter or mayo out of a large jar.Well, anyway I think they are great and I am glad I ordered them.
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I've ordered these spoons before and what I got this time is a poor relation of the previous order. My previous order was shiney, strong and stylized. The spoons I received this time were exactly the opposite. They were dull, poorly made, flat and with no design what-so-ever. I would rather you raise the price than lower the quality. Save your money.


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knock off might be a bit harsh. they have some cool software/hardware designs that I would love Apple to implement. I wouldn't at all be upset for them copying/stealing them (and would it really be mentioned that way?). I wouldn't defend that they didn't copy a model and use it to build theirs. However, where the phone (not cheap accessories) design lies, its not a knock off. It did build off it of it however. That is an apparent truth.
*edit: this is in response to Renie's comment. comment 8. not sure why it's up at the top of the comments.

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The iconic Reva Ballet Flat — named after Tory's mother, Reva, and known for its timeless design and perfect fit — looks completely of-the-moment in metallic leather with a tonal logo medallion. A slip-on-and-go style, it's the epitome of effortless chic.
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This is my second pair of Reva Ballet flats. They are the most comfortable flats I own. They have an ample toe bed so that my toes (second toe is longer than first) don't feel squished. The elastic in the back is comfortable without feeling tight. I really like the color. While it is a blue metallic, it is not a flashy metallic, making it appropriate for any age. They go with anything so I'll be wearing them a lot!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Rosemarie Excellent Shoes
These are great. Fit well and have received a lot of compliments!
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Rated 4 out of 5 by brooklet Lovely flats
My first pair of Revas... and they are beautiful. Overall, I am very happy with the look and fit of the shoes. I am an average size 7 and needed a 7.5 in this shoe because my toes hit the front of the shoe in the 7. The silver is like pewter; not a perfect silver but definitely more silver than gold. My only complaint is that since the metallic finish is crackled, it gets damaged very easily. I already have a patch that has scratched off in the back of one. :( Treat them with TLC; I keep mine in the box when not wearing them.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by caracal Love these!
Bought online so was curious to see if they would fit. I'm a size 8 in most shoes and these were perfect! Maybe a bit narrow for me but I have kind of wide feet. I wore them all weekend and they stretched a bit. Love them <3
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Lila Color Clarification
These are gorgeous shoes, just like all Revas. I wasn't sure what color the Metal Luna/Silver shoe would be after some of the other reviews saying they are a rose gold color. Yes, the leather part of the shoe is more of a warm, slightly gold tone color, but I wouldn't definitely call it gold. It's somewhere between gold and silver, which actually makes it a perfect neutral that can be worn with almost anything. The metal disc is definitely more silver. Also, Revas hurt until they are broken in. When I buy a new pair, I have to wear them a few hours at a time until they are properly broken in, and even then, I can't wear them all day without some discomfort. They do get better with time though, I promise! They are such beautiful shoes made with such quality that they're totally worth it!
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Wutang Disappointed AGAIN
I purchased the pewter and gold. So disappointed. After only a few wear with the pewter it killed my feet especially my bunions. I called and was actually glad customer service gave me a gift card credit so I'll be buying their handbags. The gold doesnt hurt as much so just a few more wears. No more flats from TB. sorry TB. i love your leather but just hurts wayyyy too much for my feet.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by SATCAddict Beautiful Classic Blue Shoe!
I have been looking for a beautiful navy blue flat for a few months to wear with all of the new navy items for fall.
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The Fossil Fuel and Natural Gas industries have launched an all out publicity blitz to skew the conversation around the highly controversial practice of Hydraulic Fracturing (Hydrofracking). Their targeted commercial spots on Fox, CNN, MSNBC and other channels during the main news casts are insidious in how they seek to make the sheep feel good about being lead to slaughter. The spots expertly lull viewers into a feeling of safety, security, and hope by focusing on 'creating jobs' and having 'energy independence' and enough energy to last for '100 years'. They FAIL to mention a few, pesky details that might dampen public opinion and get in the way of the 3 trillion dollars the fossil fuel industry stands to make in the process.
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DOVER — It would rather have won the game, but the Dover High School boys hockey team will take the tie.
"We were lucky," Johnston said. "Coach was telling us to stretch the ice. We were just trying to tie it up there. Get us back in the game. I got a lucky bounce off the boards. Saw the guy coming at me, and I got around him, just one-on-one with the goalie and stuffed it home." The Falcons took a 2-1 in the second period at 11:23, when Derek Tillotson scored on a breakaway. That's where it stood after two periods. Dover scored the game's first goal early in the first period, when Ben Henderson buried the rebound of Cam Crowley's shot and swept it into the goal on Simpson's glove side at 6:27. "We were lucky we weren't down 5-0 with the way Dover was playing," said Bow coach and former University of New Hampshire forward Tim Walsh. "Five on five, they kicked our butt. Second period, we came out and responded and controlled the period. The third period was back and forth, and that's exciting. Those are fun games."
The Green Wave played well for most of the first period, then began to hurt itself with penalties. An interference call on Kieren Lombard led to a Bow power-play goal from Nate Corriveau at 12:16, which tied the game 1-1.
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quote:Highlight blocks aside, perhaps the most impressive aspect of Davis' game this week has been his mid-range jumper. During the 2012-13 season, Davis took 62 percent of his field goal attempts in the protected circle, according to NBA.com's stats. But during portions of practice that have been open to the media, Davis has consistently taken and made elbow jumpers, looking like a young Chris Bosh or LaMarcus Aldridge at times.
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i'm hoping i can kick it off and people can provide me with more infomation any and all infomation on them would be good even if you can expand on something previously said.
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Greys are to us Extra terrestrials, beings from another world in space, they too are from the milky way gala mxy from Zeta Reticulli, they stand about 3 - 4 ft tall. have greyish - silvery metallic looking skin, large black eyes, a small mouth and nose, but apparently no ears which appear to be discernable.
now what i propse is done next instead of talking about weather or not there us their from the future we simple start discussing thier technology level or atleast what we can discern, talk about thier culture, maybe we can work out some kind of social pattern for them.
hopeful i know but i think we can do it, anyone care to help me, if you must contact me privately i'm open to talking about it.


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FLASHBACK: George Harrison Becomes The First Solo Beatle To Tour America
Saturday, November 2, 2013
It was 39 years ago today (November 2nd, 1974) that George Harrison launched his "George Harrison & Friends North American Tour" becoming the first solo Beatle to tour North America. Harrison opened the tour on November 2nd, 1974 at Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum.
The 30-date tour was particularly grueling for Harrison, who had blown out his voice in the rush to complete his Dark Horse album, resulting in some reporters mockingly referring to the dates as the "Dark Hoarse" tour. To make matters worse, Harrison and his band were often playing two shows a day, with some dates not selling out. The show, which had already had pacing problems due to Harrison's choice of material, featured guest spots by saxophonist Tom Scott and Billy Preston, as well as two long Indian music sets by sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar interspersed within the concerts, which all but wrecked any momentum the "rock" aspects of the show had gained.
Although Harrison and the press liked to portray the concert audiences as hostile toward his performances, underground recordings of concerts -- taped in such cities as Fort Worth, Long Beach, Los Angeles, and Baton Rouge -- show boisterous fans cheering the show, including the songs from Harrison's soon-to-be critically bashed Dark Horse album -- which didn't hit the stores until the tour was halfway over.
For many, the main problem with the tour was Harrison tampering with the lyrics and arrangement of Beatles classics. "Something," which surprised many as the second song of the night, had its lyrics changed to "When something's in the way we move it"; "For You Blue" was changed from an acoustic-based 12-bar romp into an extended up-tempo jazz number; "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" became "While My Guitar Tries To Smile"; and Harrison's update on John Lennon and Paul McCartney's "In My Life" had Harrison declaring during the song's chorus, "In my life, I love God more."
Among his solo hits performed on the tour were "What Is Life" and the Number Ones "My Sweet Lord" and "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)." Conspicuously absent from the tour was Harrison's Beatles hit "Here Comes The Sun."
Billy Preston performed show-stopping renditions of his hits "Will It Go 'Round In Circles," "Outta Space," and "Nothing From Nothing."
Harrison had his share of friends visit him throughout the tour, with Bob Dylan checking out both his afternoon and evening Los Angeles Forum shows, John Lennon and girlfriend May Pang catching one of the Nassau Coliseum shows on Long Island, and Paul and Linda McCartney attending one of the New York City shows at Madison Square Garden. McCartney tried to disguise himself in an afro wig and fake mustache, but was easily spotted by die-hard fans.
Beatlefan magazine reported that David Bowie visited Harrison backstage in Memphis, but that he and Harrison "didn't hit it off that well."
After the dates, Harrison was so turned off to performing that it was 17 years before he embarked on his next tour, a series of dates in Japan far away from the glaring Western media.
Harrison explained that the rock press didn't do him any favors when reviewing the shows: "I think the public were just -- didn't know what was happening, it was too much for them. Although, the public as a whole enjoyed it. It was always standing ovations -- even for the Indian section. But they got on my case, the press -- some of them anyway. And I don't know if I learned anything from that; it would probably be never to go on tour again."
Mark Lapidos, who that same year founded what is now known as The Fest For Beatlefans, caught several of Harrison's 1974 New York shows and said that the press were too harsh on Harrison: "Y'know, after a while the headlines take over; Dark Hoarse, H-O-A-R-S-E, the Dark Hoarse Tour as it became known as. I don't think that the people were bothered by his voice. I noticed that it was a little bit off. My objection (laughs) was when he did 'In My Life' (and) he changed the words. I would have rathered him not to, but he was religious and that was his thing."
Harrison's widow, Olivia Harrison, who was with him for the duration of the '74 tour, says that although it's still on the back burner, she's planning some type of major retrospective around the tour, including a reissue of the Dark Horse album, and a live CD and DVD -- a taste of which was featured in 2011's documentary, Living In The Material World: "There's a lot of footage and a lot of history around that 1974 tour. Y'know George filmed quite a lot, so I think that it needs a little more time to sort that out. Because there's this great footage, y'know he filmed backstage, he filmed in lots of cities, so many things happened on that tour, as well as a live album."
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quote:During a bust at the residence he shared with Brock, Pachall reportedly told police on Feb. 15 that he had failed a drug test and had smoked marijuana within the past week or two of that night. According to a police report first obtained by a student-run website, TCU360.com, Pachall also admitted to using cocaine and ecstasy within the past year, but maintained "both were just a one-time thing and [he] hasn't done either since."
quote:Pachall also admitted to using cocaine and ecstasy within the past year
quote:Why would you admit this again?
quote:He's not admitting it again, just giving a new rundown on his issues, which clearly seem bigger than maybe anyone would have thought.
quote:is that a tat behind his ear?
quote:That's good for us this year.
quote:what a moron. he couldnt find a freshman on the team or a sorority girl to be his driver?
quote: True, but it seems as if this DWI is only the tip of the iceberg for this guy. It seems as if he was almost apart of those 18 people who got arrested back in February for drugs and he did admit to using cocaine and ecstasy...which is far worse than a DWI imo. At least it could be potentially.


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quote:dude already made the plea deal to get life instead of the death penalty for the two murders—if they bring additional charges, could they decide to give him the ax?
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It's time for our monthly check-in of the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices (HPI). The Case-Shiller data is generally considered to be the most reliable measure of overall home price changes for a region, since they only consider repeat sales of homes when calculating their index, instead of looking at all the homes that sold in a given month.
For the full source data behind this post, hit the S&P/Case-Shiller website. For a more detailed explanation of how the Case-Shiller Home Price Index is calculated, check out their methodology pdf. Also remember that the data released on the last Tuesday of a given month is for the period two months prior (i.e. – October data is released in December).
Here are the basic Case-Shiller stats for the Chicago area* as of October:
Month to Month: Down 2.0%
Year to Year: Down 6.5%
Prices at this level in: June 2002
Peak month: September 2006
Change from Peak: Down 27.5% in 49 months
Low Tier: Under $172,202
Mid Tier: $172,202 to $291,424
Hi Tier: Over $291,424
All twenty metro areas tracked by Case-Shiller saw a decrease in their HPI between September and October (vs. 18 August to September). Only four markets posted year-over-year gains: San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles, and Washington DC.
Here's a look at the latest local tiered data, back through 2000:
And here's a closer look at the recent changes, with the vertical and horizontal axes zoomed in to show just the last year:
The low tier in Chicago continues to lose ground faster than the other two tiers. Month to month, the low tier was down 3.0%, the middle tier fell 1.4%, and the high tier decreased 1.8%.
Here's a chart of Case-Shiller HPIs for all the markets that Redfin serves:
Here's our peak decline chart, in which we line up the peak Case-Shiller HPI value for each of Redfin's markets, so we can see how long each market has been declining, and how much it has dropped from the peak.
Here's the flip side of the peak decline chart—a graph since January 2009, indexed to January 2009 = 100%:
With the post tax credit home price double dip now in full effect across the board, I think it's about time to retire this last chart.
Methodology: The Case-Shiller index tracks price changes in sets of homes of similar size and style to better determine changes in what people are willing to pay for the same home over time. If data is available from an earlier transaction for the same home, the two sales are paired and treated as a "repeat sale." Repeat sales that are too far apart, sales between family members, lot splits, remodels, and property type changes (e.g. from single-family to condos) are excluded from the calculations. All remaining repeat sales are totaled together and weighted based on the time between each sale, then the data for the most recent three months is averaged together to create a given month's index value (i.e. – September's index represents the average of the data from July through September).
The three price tiers plotted in the charts below simply represent the top, middle, and bottom third of all sales, based on the initial sale price. In other words, if there were 3,000 sales in the three-month period, 1,000 of them would be in the low tier, 1,000 in the middle tier, and 1,000 in the high tier, by definition.
*[Case-Shiller defines Chicago as the entire Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, IL Metropolitan Division, which includes all of the following counties: Cook IL, DeKalb IL, Du Page IL, Grundy IL, Kane IL, Kendal IL, McHenry IL, and Will IL.]


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Dress your mantel or staircase in the warm colors and classic sights of the season. This realistic collection keeps fall fruit, leaves and seeds looking fresh and bountiful day after day.
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Coffee Maker Type: | Drip coffee maker |
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Maximum Cups Per Brew: | 2-5 cups |
General Warranty: | 2 year limited |
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Kenmore Small Coffee Maker Brews Just Enough
When it's just you or just two, brew the perfect amount of coffee with this Kenmore 5-Cup Digital Coffee Maker. Sometimes bigger isn't better, and this compact, convenient-size appliance is ideal for small spaces and small households.
The Kenmore Small Coffee Maker features an innovative metal filter, which means no more paper filters. Plus, the metal filter lets more of the coffee oils and flavors come through. The "pause and serve" function allows you to steal a cup mid-brew with no leaking. Also, the 24-hour programmable controls let you set it before bed and wake up to freshly brewed, hot coffee. The two-hour auto shut-off feature means no panicking on your way to work, wondering if you turned it off or not. Thanks to Kenmore reliability, all you need to think about is guarding your favorite mug.
- Compact, convenient-size appliance is ideal for small spaces and small households.
- Twenty-four hour programmable controls let you set it before bed and wake up to freshly brewed coffee.
- Metal filter eliminates need for paper filters and lets more of the coffee oils and flavors come through.
- Volume gauge in the reservoir makes it easy to see how many cups you're preparing.
- Pause and serve function lets you steal a cup before it's done, with no leaking.
- Two-hour auto shut-off safety feature keeps you worry free as you leave for the day.
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I was looking for a small coffee maker and came across this one at Sears. It was priced pretty decently so I bought it. It makes a decent cup of coffee but after a few months the coffee pot fell apart. It is not constructed very well.
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I am the only one in this house who drinks coffee so this coffee makeer is just the right size for me.
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I've had many B&D, Mr.C... you name it. The other brands 4-cup makers are just not wuite enough. The 12-cups are a waste. The Kenmore 5-cup is the Best Coffee Maker I've ever owned. It is sturdy and everything is easily accessible. Easy to fill and easy to clean. I don't think it gets any better than this!
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My wife and I decided we needed more than just an occasional cup of coffee so we decided to purchase a coffee maker. We wanted one that would not require those paper filters. We found this one at our local Sears and were pleasantly surprised at the check out where we received a discount and paid only $16.00. It is simple to use and makes a great cup of coffee. There are bright white water level markers inside so that you can estimate the right amount of water to use. I've found however that they aren't accurate. If you fill the tank to the 1 cup marker, it will only produce about 2/3 a cup of coffee. You have to go above the marker. I pour the water into the cup I plan to use first, filling it to near the top and then pour it in. This method will give you the correct amount of coffee. The reusable filter is nice too but seems very fragile so treat it kindly. It can be programmed the night before so that you wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee. I've found programming to be unnecessary as it brews the coffee so quickly I just make it when I get up in the morning. It takes just a couple of minutes to make a steaming hot cup of coffee. We have only owned it for a couple of weeks so I can't comment on how long it will last.
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I had numerous problems with another brand so decided to try this Kenmore. Wanted a programmable 5 cup and this looked good. I have used one for a year now and it still works great so I bought one to give as a gift. I'll buy this one again.
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This great little coffee maker has a timer and makes 5 cups of coffee--just enough for 2 mugs in the am. It has a nice compact design, heavy duty cord, and a re-usable filter. A perfect coffee maker for an individual, at home or in the office.
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I've had this coffee maker for five years--and it still works great!!! I just purchased another to have when mine quits, but it's still going strong. I love the carafe size, but unfortunately I broke the first and had to settle for a different sized replacement, which doesn't activate the drip shut-off feature, but I still love this little coffee maker! I use a small gold wire basket instead of paper filters.
the only problems I came across is the water fill lid flops down on it's own and the metal perm basket is coming apart. I don't see them available in store, but deff would buy same model. wish they sold baskets
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The unit makes good coffee and no problems to date. Except the lid started developing cracks from the heat. I have tried to glue them back together and finally resorted to getting a 5 inch wide piece of strapping tape to put over the lid. The hinge finally let go so I am in the market for a new machine.
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The Kenmore 5 cup brewer was ordered with introductory ************* by SHOP YOUR WAY on Tuesday and was scheduled to arrive on Thursday. I had some doubts about that as it was not in stock at the warehouse and would be shipped from a Sears store. It arrived about 10 AM Thursday from a store 400 miles distant! The brewer is well designed with no quirks unlike the 5 cup unit it replaces. The previous unit (different brand) had a squat carafe with a minimal spout making it almost impossible to pour a full pot of water into the brewer without water running back under the spout and onto the counter. Once that started there was no stopping it. Also, the warming plate was recessed so deep the pot had to be inserted at a precise angle or the carafe top caught on the grounds basket above. This Kenmore has a tall carafe with adequate spout and always pours well into both brewer and cup. And it slides smoothly onto the warming plate. It quickly brews two and a half MUGS of coffee. just right for one person. The instructions say to use junior paper filters. I find standard basket filters fit equally well. I LIKE IT!
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The College News Z-616 VOL. XXVIII, No. 18 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY,.MARCH 11, 1942 Copyright, Trustee* of PRICF 10 CFNTS Bryn Mawr College, 1942 rKlv'c lv ^mlJ Dr. Murray Asks Youth's Support To Defeat Nazis German Ideology of War Must be Overthrown For Success Goodhart Hall, Monday, March 9.�In his talk on "The Psychologi- cal Aspects of the Present Con- flict," Dr. Henry A. Murray asked the people of the younger genera- tion to make an unequivocal ans- wer to the challenge of the Nazi fight for power . . . they must "jump out of themselves to give and be given." He gave a picture of the motivation behind the oppos- ing ideologies of the conflict and drew some conclusions concerning the morale on both sides. Dividing the people of the world into two factions, for the benefit of the "analytical" Bryn Mawr mind, Dr. Murray denoted the Nazis as the "X faction", and the United States, as the "Y faction". Ger- many's motive, the power motive, following the nation's former frus- trations, has become a religion, he said. The philosophy which em- bodies this motive has been, enliv- ened by passion and potencyL The idea of an omnipotent ruler is dominant in the Nazi ideology, he said. The whole State, or ges- talt, is more than the sum of its Continued on Page Two Clement, Nicrosi, Chase, Wright Nominated By Juniors for Chairman of The Alliance BETTY NICROSI LIND WRIGHT Purpose of College Education Discussed By Student and Faculty in Forum Panel International Union x Offered by Schumann As Ultimate Solution American Tradition Must be Federal Union Basis, Says Williams Professor Goodhart, Sunday, March 8.� Speaking under the auspices of the Philadelphia Committee for Fed- eral Union, Carl Schuman, Wood- row Wilson professor of Govern- ment at Williams College and author of numerous books on the Nazi conflict, urged that we must now lay the basis for winning the peace or we will lose the war. A federal union based on an expan- sion of our American tradition is the only solution to the threat of a Nazi-dominated world. The frustration of the twentieth century, stated Mr. Schuman, arises from two opposing trends: the first is an attempt to deal with world difficulties in terms of na- tional sovereignly; the second, in what appears to be international anarchy. International govern- ment is necessary to eliminate war and poverty. The -crucial issue of the present war is the question of who shall establish that govern- ment, who shall dictate the world order of the future. Expanded American federalism and "melting pot" culture, Mr. Schuman declared, can and must be utilized by the United Nations in creating a federation of nations. Other countries must nofe. be co- erced to join, but no nation that will comply with the regulations should be excluded. The federation would be based on the premise that all communi- ties must be willing to yield their sovereignity over trade, finance, defense and foreign policy, and that all must be willing to accept the fundamental principles of de- mocracy and some form of a fed- eral bill of rights. Freedom for India and a new conception of our Continued on Fax* Four Common Room � A forum on "Education in Wartime", held Monday evening, under the chair- manship of Mrs. De Laguna com- bined faculty with the Alliance speakers. Reasons for going to college, the values of liberal and technical training, what professors feel they are contributing in the field of instruction, and the decis- ions of individuals now in college, were discussed by Miss Taylor, Miss Robbins, Mary Gumbart and Sheila Gamble. Sheila Gamble Sheila Gamble stated two main reasons for going to college: either to prepare for some special field or spend the time profitably be- fore getting married. The present state of war would not, she said, affect those preparing for voca- tions unless they were doing grad- uate work in the classics. The val- ues and justifications for those at- tending college with no special ca- reer in mind are not so easy to see. For four years, Sheila stated, a student is a non-prjoductive factor j and the feeling of uncertainty may cause students without a specific vocation either to leave college or stfrt^^nmediatek jnHefea^work after high school. Mary Gumbart � There is value in college train- ing not only for those preparing Rowley to Present Illustrated Lecture On Oriental Painting George Rowley second speaker in the Chinese Scholarship fund se- ries, will discuss "The Pacific Background Seen Through Paint- ing" Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Theatre Workshop. Mr. Rowley is Curator of Art of the Far East, Associate Professor of Art and Archaeology at Princeton University. His lecture will be il- lustrated with slides. Mr. Rowley was in the Bryn Mawr Art depart- ment several years ago. Square Dance A' square dance for the benefit of the Experiment in International Living will be given in the gym on Satur- day, March 14, at 8.30 P. M. Admission will be 35 cents. Faculty are cordially invited. for vocations, said Mary Gumbart, but also for those without specific careers in mind. We must think of the peace which must be settled as well as of the actual prosecution of the war. In college we develop the techniques of criticism and evaluation which can best be gained by a general study covering four years. The post-war recon- struction course fills in. a needed gap and new courses of the same type should be added. These, she stated, need not be required. Miss Robbins Miss Robbins discussed the aims of teachers in the present crisis. Teaching techniques creating men- tal control, discipline and forti- tude, can all be gained through studies, she stated. The continua- tion of scholarship is valuable and must be perpetuated mainly through women and children. The need for doing things within defin- ite time limits and for recognizing facts as facts are some of the most valuable assets gained from col- lege. Miss Taylor To the question, shall we leave college to do war work? Miss Tay- lor answered yes, if we have tech- Continued on Page Five NANCY CHASE College to Vote March 16 For Head of Defense Activities Choirs Will Combine; Plan 'Elijah9 Concert For Musical Service Mr. Willoughby is Conducting Mendelssohn Performance In Goodhart The Mid-Semester Chapel Serv- ice in Goodhart Hall will be held on Sunday, March 22, at 8 P. M., and, as in former years, will be a musical service. It will consist of excerpts from Mendelssohn's Ora- torio "Elijah," constituting about half the entire work. "Elijah" was first projected by Mendelssohn when he was living in London in 1837, but on account of other projects it was held in abeyance until 1845, when he was commissioned to write a work for and to conduct the Birmingham Festival to�.be held the following year. The work was thus produced there in 1846 amid scenes of tre- mendous enthusiasm and has ever since retained its popularity, owing to its fine dramatic qualities and its very singable and effective straightforward chorus writing. Its Continued on Page Five Catherine Clement, Betty Nic- rosi, Nancy Chase, and Rosalind Wright have been nominated for the chairman of the Alliance. The College will vote on March 16. The chairmanship of the Alli- ance, since it is a new position, re- quires an especial organizing abil- ity, a fund of ideas, and the ability to present and promote those ideas. The chairman, who runs the student end of the defense courses, is the coordinator between the undergraduate and faculty de- fense activities. All problems arising in connection with defense courses are to be referred to her. Catherine Clement Catherine Clement, secretary of the Alliance hasten active on the Forum committee" and in all de- fense work. She is a member of the Spanish Club. Betty Nicrosi Betty Nicrosi is chairman of the defense courses this year. She is a League Board, and headed the Rhoads Dance Committee. She is also a member of the Sub-Fresh- man Committee and is a former^ member of the Business Board of the News. Nancy Chase Nancy Chase, secretary of the International Relations Club, is deputy secretary of the Model League and has taken part in the Forum. She is a member of the Dance Club, and had a part in Stage Door this year. She has worked in the Haverford Commu- nity Center. Continued on F�r� Six Eichelberger Is Voted President For B.M.C. League Revote for A. A. President 'Between Boal and Wells On Thursday Helen Eichelberger was elected president of the' Bryn Mawr League in the revote held on March 10. The revote was be- tween Helen Eichelberger and Bet- ty Nicrosi. On Thursday, March 12, there will, be revoting between Mimi Boal and Betty Wells for president of the Athletic Association. Elections for chairman of the Alliance will be held on March 16 and 17, and those for the vice- president of the Undergraduate Association are scheduled for March 19 and 20. New League Chairman Awaits Final Verdict; Indulges in Solitaire Helen Eichelberger, the first non-resident in a long time to have one of the big college offices, was elected to head the Bryn Mawr League on the first day she has missed during her college career. She sat at home all day, playing solitaire while .awaiting the ver- dict. Noted for her ability to amuse the children who flock to the Bryn Mawr Camp each summer, Eichy may be found almost any day un- der Pern Arch in serious conversa- tion with Judy Weiss. She is also apt to dash up to someone, saying, "Oh, wouldn't you like to model for the Art Club?" The girl accosted turns on her most professional smile, smoothes hack her hair, and gurgles, "Why, I'd be delighted. What shall I wear?" "Nothing," Eichy replies. Sally Matt Revamps Personality for New Undergrad Activities Sally Matteson, the new Under- graduate Association's president, smoked her twelfth cigarette at the announcement of her election. "I have to fight against wholesome- ness.'^he says, "and try to be dark and devious." To encourage these characteris- tics, besides waving a foot-long cigarette holder, she avidly reads long, morbid Russian novels. Dos- toyevsky is her favorite author, but she denies the assumption that she models her personality on the lines of his characters. Sally's ambition to be a railroad engineer receives her planned at- tention. She climbs trees, and eats member of the Bryn Mawr Scrambled eggs daily to keep physi- cally fit for her intended career. She is confident that such an efficient system of committees of the Undergraduate Association has ^>een worked out that she can sit back, and in true engineer fashion "watch the wheels go 'round". Her only demand on her new position is that it will release her from duty on Saturdays and Sundays so she can attend the baseball games Her major, Biology, requires much of her time, and she philo- sophically told us that her peace of mind is directly proportionate to the yield she gets in organic chemistry.
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The College News Volume III. No. 12 BRYN MAWR, PA., JANUARY 10, 1917 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR Wednesday, January 10 9.30 p. m.�Mid-Week meeting of the C. A. Leader, Ryu Sato '17. Friday, January 11 8.30 p. m.�First Swimming Meet. Saturday, January 12 8.00 p. m.�Moving Pictures in the Gym- nasium. For the benefit of the Endow- ment Fund. Arranged by 1919. Sunday, January 13 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. C. Stevens '17. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Robert Speer, of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions. Monday, January 15-17 Child Labor Exhibit at the Community Center. Wednesday, January 17 4.00-6.00 p. m.�Faculty tea to the graduates In Rockefeller Hall. 9.30 p. m.�Mid-Week meeting of the C. A. Leader, D. Chambers '19. Silver Bay meeting. Friday, January 19 8.30 p. m.�Second Swimming Meet. Saturday, January 20 8.00 p. m.�Moving Pictures In the Gym- nasium for the benefit of the Endowment Fund. Arranged by 1919. Sunday, January 21 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Right Rev. Arthur Lloyd, President of the Episcopal Board of Foreign Missions. Wednesday, January 24 9.00 a. m.�Mid-Year Examinations be- gin. FACULTY COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT TO AWARD PRIZES "BRYN MAWR AUDIENCE M08T APPRECIATIVE", SAYS SANDBY Danish 'Cellist and Composer Performs Own Compositions ENDOWMENT FUND LOST $25 President Thomas's six prizes, three for general information and three for a knowledge of the great writers discussed In Morning Chapel, will be awarded by committees of the faculty which have been appointed by the President. The committee for general Information la: Dr. Gray, chairman, Miss Donnelly and Dr. Crenshaw. The committee for the great writers is: Miss King, chair- man, Mrs. Wright, and Dr. Savage. The conditions deciding the winners will be announced later. FIVE-REEL DRAMA TO BE SHOWN IN GYM 1919 Arranges Moving Picture Program "God's Crucible", a five-reel movie, will be given in the gymnasium at eight o'clock next Saturday under the auspices of 1919 for the benefit of the Endowment Fund. It was staged and photographed in the Grand Canyon of Arizona by the Bluebird Moving Picture Company and will be the main feature of the evening. This play has not yet been released, and so cannot be seen at a theatre for several weeks. Cartoons and Current Events will com- plete the evening's entertainment. Ad- mission will be twenty-five cents. If this moving picture show Is a success, a second will be shown on January 20th, with a new program, and others will fol- low later in the year. Choir Sang at the Light House Thursday before Christmas vacation the choir went in to the Light House Set- tlement to sing to the Ladies' Bible Class. As the ladles were not expecting them there were not the usual numbers to hear them, but the choir sang carols to about thirty people. 1. Concerto .................Golterman Allegro. Cantilena. Allegro. 2. Gypsy Song ..........Dvorak-Sandby Indian Lament ........Dvorak-Sandby Abendlled .................Schumann Waltz .......................Weber 3. Romance ....................Debussy Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt, Tschaikowsky-Sandby Solitude .....................Sibelius Valse Triste .................Sibelius 4. Scandinavian Folk Songs.....Sandby Song of Vermeland (Swedish). Elverhoj (Danish). Bridal March (Norwegian). ( appricclo ..............Saint Saens Mr. Herman Sandby's 'cello recital last Friday evening in Taylor was unique in that several numbers on the program were composed by Mr. Sandby himself. Mr. Sandby was delighted with the ap- preciation and enthusiasm of the audi- ence. "I have never met with such en- thusiasm", he said, "except, perhaps, in the men's colleges". From a financial point of view only, the concert was un- successful, as the Endowment Fund lost $25 by it. Born in Denmark. Mr. Sandby. who is well known as a 'cellist and composer here and in Europe, has shown his great in- terest in Scandinavian folk songs by com- posing settings for them. Three of these settings. Swedish. Danish and Norwegian, he played on Friday night. Mr. Sandby also played selections from Tschaikowsky and Dvorak that he had himself re- arranged. His own re-arrangement of Dvorak's "Humoresque" and of Palgren's "Swan" he played as encores. The en- cores given at the end of the concert were a "Spring Song" by Popper, and "Solitude on the Mountains" by Ole Bull. Mr. Sandby was particularly Interested in the "Valse Triste" of Sibelius, which he played. It comes from an opera, he said, in which an old woman whose only son has just died, imagines that he and all her long-dead friends come into the room in which she is sitting and join in a ��valse triste". In vain she tries to -Masp them, and the dance ends In a mad whirl, In which she dies and the dancers vanish. Mrs. Sandby accompanied him on the piano. Mr. Sandby's 'Cello Dates from 1732 Mr. Sandby expressed great hopes for the future of the 'cello, and gave an in- teresting history of It, describing its use by monks for sacred music. To enable the monks to play their 'cellos In proces- sions, holes were bored in the necks of the instruments by which they could be fastened to the monks' clothing. Mr. Sandby's own 'cello dates from 1732. and was used by the monks at St. Mark's In Venice. Even with this device, 'cellos were too cumbersome to be played while walking in processions, and so were cut down. Mr. Sandby's 'cello Is one of the few that escaped mutilation. 'Cello Coming to Its Own The practice of treating the 'cello like the violin, which has considerably lim- ited its literature, originated, Mr. Sandby explained, in the custom of cutting down the size of the 'cello. "Besides", he said, "not many men are physically able to (O�W�4 �� Fmg* I) $35,000 WILL COMPLETE MENT FUND ENDOW- Alumnas Report at Luncheon The annual business meeting of the Finance Committee and the class collec- tors of the Alumnae Association was held WORK OF EXECUTIVE BOARD COMES TO HEAD IN OPEN MEETING Self-Gov Plans Revision of Rules The meeting of the Self-Government Association to be held to-night in Taylor for a reconsideration of the rules comes at a luncheon at the College Club in Phil- \ as a climax to the work begun by the Ex- adelphla last Saturday. Reports made by ; ecutlve Board early in November, the class collectors, or their representa- At a meeting on November 6th the Ex- tives, as to the growth of the Endowment ecutlve Board decided (as is recorded in Fund showed that $35,000 will complete the official minutes) that "many resolu- it. Miss Martha Thomas, warden of Pem- | tlons and decisions have been handed broke, presided. down which the Association has now out- In round figures $65,000 is pledged and [grown and that, as a result of these, we due in 1917, and $35,000 more must be have become so engrossed In detail as to raised to complete the Endowment Fund ; lose sight of the broad views of Self-Oov- of $100,000. $900 raised by the Boston ernment. The Hoard felt that all rules Bryn Mawr Club at a concert by Gluck should be carefully reviewed and the use- and Ziraballst in Symphony Hall, is In- less ones abolished or renovated", eluded in the $65,000. The $600 raised : Since this meeting the Board has been by 1915 in New York by their entertain- working on the rules and has come to a ment at the Plaza during the Christmas conclusion as to what changes are needed, holidays has not been reckoned Into this These changes will be proposed to the sum. Association tonight for discussion. Mo- H. Harris '17 and M. Wlllett '17 re-; tlons to accept, refuse, or modify them ported the growth of the undergraduate will be in order. i pledge of $10,000. Approximately $4,900 In speaking to the News" reporter has been raised by the undergraduates to date, and $5,100 more must be raised be fore June. 1917. to complete the pledge. Miss Stevens, imvsnlent of Self-Govern- ment. said that she had hoped that action would come from the Association and C. A. DELEGATION ADMITTED TO SILVER BAY Miss Donnelly. Miss Dimon. Mrs. Smith, that students would cull a meeting to MIrs Bontecou. Miss Hawkins. Miss Kirk change the rules of which they com- and Miss Hilda Smith, now at the head of plained. But ns long as no one has taken the Community Center in Bryn Mawr, the initiative, said Miss Stevens, and in were present. Miss Swindler was also asmuch as the Hoard Itself realizes the in present as collector from the Ph.D. mem adequacy of certain of the rules, the bers of the Alumnae Association. Hoard has undertaken to suggest revision I In accordance with what it considers the wishes of the Association. Change in Time of Election Other business will he the report of the Intercollegiate Conference and a motion I to change the time of the annual election The Bryn Mawr Christian Association of officers to an earlier date In order that Delegation which has for the past five the new Hoard may work for a longer years attended the summer conference at time while the old Board Is still in Col- Eagles Mere. Pa., will in the future go to |� the Silver Bay Conference on Lake--------------------- George. The change was submitted to BUSINESS OPENINGS the Department of Conventions and (on- PROFITABLE FOR WOMEN ferences of the Y. W. C. A., which met on ' --------- December 19th. and was approved by .Conference for Women's Occupations In Change Approved by Y. W. C. A. Philadelphia them. This change was first agitated by M. Bacon '18. H. Hammer ex-'18, and R. j Advertising, bond selling, hotel man- Cheney ex-'18, who consulted Mrs. Robert agement. and real estate, now offering Speer (Emma Bailey "01), president of new and Important opportunities for the Y. W. C. A. It was taken up by the women will be some of the subjects of the Christian Association Board this year and i first of a series of vocational conferences approved by President Thomas. Origi-. to be held in Philadelphia beginning on nally Bryn Mawr went to Sliver Bay. but January 11th at 4 p. m. at the New Century in 1912 a geographical division of colleges Club, 124 South 12th Street. Last year was made and Bryn Mawr was sent to Eaglesmere. Change Badly Needed The location of Eagles Mere is Incon- venient. The colleges attending are chiefly co-educational and normal; their problems are not at all those of the Bryn Mawr Association, and although some in- dividuals have been helped the benefit similar conferences were held in New York, Boston and Chicago. Dr. Marion Paris Smith is chairman of the committee for organizing this conference. Mrs Elizabeth C. Moore. Wellesley 1902. of the advertising department of Wanamaker's. will give one of the speeches. Bond Selling and Investments will be the subject for Miss Elizabeth . Cook of Hemphill Chamberlain. 34 Wall has not been general nor the appeal 0,.� . ,,.,., �. �_ Street. Hotel Management will be de- popular. Last year a great effort was made to give the conference a last fair trial and only ten students attended. whereas twenty-two went to the North field Conference in Massachusetts, when no effort was made showing that some conference is greatly needed. Silver Bay Conference scribed by Mrs. A. K. Kvans. manager of the Hotel McAlpIn and of the Savarln restaurant. Real Estate will be by Mrs. Hugh Ward of Kansas City. Mis- souri, Vassar 1902. The speakers, who have all achieved notable financial suc- cess and have carried on work of great !�� are splendid according to Mra. The Silver Bay Conference la held on Smith, the west shore of Lake George, ten miles Beginning of Vocational Directory for from the northern end. this year from June 22d to July 2d. E. Biddle 19 has been appointed delegation leader. {ComHmfd on Pf �) Women At a meeting of the Association of Qaj The leglate Alumnae In 1909 the committee for (OsaMatMtf m /��#� �>
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