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V College News Vol. XVII, No. 18 WAYNE AND BRYN MAWR, PA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1931 Price: 10 Cents Socialism Discussed �By Norman Thomas -------- * * Capitalist Age Fails to Give the Economic Security and Peace Needed. NEW WAR PROPHESIED Norman Thomas, executive director of the League for Industrial Democracy, author of America's Way Out, and former Socialist candidate for President, spoke in Goodhart Hall last Thursday night on "Socialism, a Program for Democracy." The lecture was the last of a series on Communism, the New Capi- talism and Socialism, held under the aus- pices of the Liberal Club. Discussion in the Common Room followed Mr, Thomas' speech. ^ "It is almost too easy," Mr. Thomas l>egan, "especially since the stock market crash of October, 1929, to convince peo- ple of the unsoundness of our present economic order. Even Al Smith and Owen D. Young, it is said, are agreed that our economic system is not perfect. The real difficulty is in persuading people to do something about it. There are far too many people 'talking like Com- �muniitii holding jobs like Babbits, voting like Republicans.'" The status quo is usually defended to- , day on the grounds that things are far better than they used to be. Such a test is invalid; the real (|uestioif is not how much conditions have improved but how good they are in proportion to what they might"be. We find in current literature a ques- tioning attitude, disillusion, pessimism about the meaning of life. The preva- lence oi admiration among certain classes lor such racketeers as Al Cajione is further proof of the moral weakness of the age. A strong age has standards, however wrong. And yet Al Capone is not very different as a hero from John D. Rockefeller. One endows colleges, fhe nther soup kitchens. Two Great Failures of Age Our age has failed in two great things. It has not provided economic security and it has not provided peace. Reasonably able-bodied people have a right to expect a livelihood as -the result of labor. What- ever the faults of serfdom and the gild system and whatever the hardships of pioneer times one was always sure of work. Today in the midst of increasing ('(�nilnurd mi I'uce Six Varsity Dramatics The Varsity Players will present "The Enchanted April," by Kane Campbell, on Saturday, April 25, in Goodhart Hall. The men's parts will be taken by members of Hav- erford College. Angna Enters Gives Program of Dances Humor and Simplicity Are Aims, Not Acstheticism of Interpretation. ART OF MONOLOGUIST On Saturday, April eleventh, Bryn Mawr found a rare delight in the danc- ing of Angna Enters. Hers is a new creation in the field of dancing. It has neither the aesthcticistn of Isadora Duncan, nor the pose and color effects of the Denishawns, nor the interpretive physical motion -of Mary Wigman. Miss Enters does not try to be grace- ful, to be beautiful, or to interpret music; she is a humorist, and in this she"discards, the fundamental rules of dancing. In the classic white robes of "Delsarte" she has the audacity- to bring laughter on the Greeks and their earnest disciples by her ungainly poses portraying the emotions. One of her numbers is a perspiring, mosquito-bit- ten school girl in a middy-blouse, per- forming in a "Field Day" to the accompaniment of a Sousa march. In "Pique-Xique" she does not dance at all, but fishes on a bank while an um- brella conveys to us the picture of her admirer asleep in its shade. She draws her characters from youth, and in the naivete of that youth lies her fresh and unnialicious humor. More serious is the red-rohed madonna of the "Moyen-Age," who by merely moving her hands retails i urn imi.-ii on l'age Four Bryn Mawr to Debate The class in Public Speaking is holding a debate with Havcrford Col- lege on Thursday, April 16, from 2 to 3 o'clock in Room F, Taylor. The subject for debate will be: "Resolved, That the emergence of woman from the home is an undesirable feature of modern life." Bryn Mawr had little choice but to take the negative. r BEN GREET PLAYERS COMING FRIDAY, APRIL 17 Self-Government Elections The Executive Board of the Self-Government Association for next ydar: Alice Lee Hardenberg was chosen for president; vice president, Josephine Graton: third senior member, Lucy San- born; first junior member, Polly Barnitz; second junior member. Margaret Collier; third junior member, Elinor Collins; first sophomore member, Harriet Mitchell; second sophomore member, Katherine Gribbel. Miss ^Hardenberg was pre- pared at Sunset Hill, Kansas City, Mo., where she was promi- nent in hockey and tennis. At Bryn Mawr she has been a mem- ber of the choir and glee club, president of the Junior Class and a representative on the Self- Government Association since her Sophomore year. She plays varsity basketball and is captain of the tennis team. Miss Josephine Graton gradu- ated from Buckingham School, Cambridge, Mass. She has been a member of the choir and Glee Club and was vice president of the Junior Class. She was chosen as Freshman representa- tive on the League and then elected secretary for her Sopho- more and Junior years. This ' year she was a Junior member * of Self-Government Association. The secretary and treasurer have not been chosen yet. Sir Philip Ben Greet and English Cast Come "Twelfth Night" Will Be Given in .True Elizabethan Manner by Famous Authority. HERALD PURE DICTION Professor Laski Speaks on the "Future of Parliamentary Government in England" Chief Weaknesses of a System Outmoded in Application to Modern Society Are Useless Second Chamber and Autocratic Cabinet; Socialistic Reconstruction Urged. . PARLIAMENT MUST FILL ECONOMIC NEEDS OR FAIL Sir Philip Hen Greet and his brilliant cast of English players are to give I performance of Twilfth Night in Good- hart on Friday, April 17. After the suc- cess of their 1929-30 transcontinental tour, the company has returned again this year, adding Macbeth, As Yon Like It and Hamlet (second tmartoi to Tuvlfth Night, liveryman and Hamlet (first quarto I. These Shakespearean productions have set the standard both in England and in America, for Sir Philip, who has been on the stage for fifty years and has {taught more actors than, any living man, is world-famous as one of the greatest living authorities on the English drama. The plays are presented iii the true Eliza- bethan manner, modified only by the. use of richer and more elaborate-hangings than wire originally used The simplicity of his productions, based oh the theory that "the stage should stimulate and in- spire rather than relieve the imagination," together with the skill of the actors in the art of speaking words, keep intact the significance orthe plays. Sir Philip has been widely recognised. He was knighted by King George in 192*'. His season at the Garden Theatre in New York was extended to nearly 20(1 performances. He has received remark-" ably enthusiastic press notices, almost j everyone remarking especially the fault- lessness of the diction. The Rocky Mountain News says that "their delivery was well-nigh perfect," and the New York Times observes that "it is the keen- ed sort ��< |>l<-acncf tn haw , ^lial-ir.r�ar� i The MaHory Whiting Webster Me- morial Lecture in History was given this year by Professor Harold J. Laski, Professor of Political Science at the University of London, Labour Member of Parliament, and author of many books on Political Economy. Speaking on "The Future of Parlia- mentary Government in England," Mr. Laski found the chief defect of the present system to be the almost com- plete subjection of Parliament to a small and autocratic group of ministers, and the only solution, without revolu- tion, a shift to socialistic standards. "A hundred years ago the House of Commons was the centre of all that was essential to national life; discus- sion there illumined national thought," although, as Bagehot said in 1867, "The only cure for admiration for the House of Lords is to go look at it." There is today no need for a second chamber which under a Conservative govern- ment is soninanibulent, and, under a Liberal government, furious. The Common! have lost the initia- tive in legislation, and are totally de- pendent upon the Cabinet chosen from their ranks. Daily discussion is not of great importance, for if a question is too vital, the minister concerned de- clares it not for public view. The independence of the private member is gone, and he is now a unit in a voting system; he cannot vote as he thinks because party voting is essential to prevent dissolution. The main deci- sions lie outside the Commons, witness the brief debates and little questioning of the results of the Imperial Confer- ence of this year, of the Indian Con- ference which was the most momentous event since peace, or of the Palestine Russian Facts Shown By Maurice Hindus Private Property, Religion and the Family Considered Soviet Enemies. WOMEN PRIME MOVERS To moralize and prophesy were two things which Maurice Hindis refused to do in speaking oil Russia. Mr. Hin- dus was the guest lecturer of the Pennsylvania Women's . League of Voters Tuesday evening. April 7. Morals are discarded in war. and if if were nqt that the guns are all on one side Russia would be in a slate of war. He was not inclined to prophesy- be- cause the Russians have paid no heed to him anyway. His desire was to create an understanding of -the human facts concerned with his subject. Practically ^ill private enterprise has been snuffed out except in t'u- open market! Although the government sells food cheaply it is of a limited variety. Cabbage soup, black bread., and vegetable oil for breakfast, lunch and dinner is not an enlivening diet and so the open market* *havc plc^ju ol customers. N"i>w, too.jjjjere are no church bells, uji .tyiTidays. The Un- acted on his acting merits . . . Vou can actually understand the words and sense of what is spoken." Of Twelfth Night, which the players are to .produce here, the Mobile Register has said: "It is exceedingly doubtful if theatregoers ever witnessed acting in this city that surpassed that of this talented group from across the waters," and Wil- liam F. McDermott, commenting in the Cleveland Plain Dealer upon the Per- Cantlnued �� P�ff Tw� �t?m�take*�a*t jwliday�cvt r\�httli 'H�y regularly. These changes did not take place at one blow. Momentum had been slowly gathered while Russia I moved further from western clvthxa- tion. The Russian has decided that �i know nothing of human nature, of the intellect, the spirit, or the emotions. We only know how the) react to cer- tain conditions. Change these condi- tiorrs and a newsman appears, trans- problem and Lord Passfield's White Paper. The House accepts these con- clusions, and does not see them again till they are formulated in a bill which must be passed if the Anglo-Indian situation is not to be upset. Finally, the pressure of business is so great as to curtail the governmental activities of the members. Because of this, there has been a great and desirable growth of dele- gated legislation. In the nineteenth century, every law was settled in detail in regular session: now the govern- ment passes a number of statutes, and the departments can supply the suit- able details. The effective organ of government has passed from the House of Commons to the departments of state, and the main reason for this is economic. England is no longer the richest nation, her ruling class no longer so firmly established that con- cessions will not alter the central bal- ance of power. Economic supremacy is gone, and, party Quarrel* are now based not on problems of liberty but of equality, "We have now," declared Mr. Laski, "grave economic questions, but the possibility of solving them on the floor of the Commons is smal), � Without drastic changes, we will drift, into a Fascist or a Communist dictatorship, and the latter as the outcome of a European war. Assuming the hypothesis that Mc- Donald will be defeated and Haldwiu will come back and reconstruct the House of Lords on the lines of the pro- posals of 1925, a Labour government would be unable to carry any legisla- tion, and a governmental deadlock would ensue. The solution of this problem is either single chamber gov- ernment, or the construction of a second chamber so completely deprived of any legislative authority as not to act- as such. It is impossible to have a second chamber and maintain the li\ potlu-sis of equalitariani.sin. Even the Cabinet is now divided, and the outer cabinet merely echoes the inner cabinet of perhaps six who really direct policy. This is because the pressure upon individual ministers is so tense, even with the "blue labclism" practiced by subordinates who en- deavour to discriminate in the mass of literature which comes to them. Tech- nically, the Cabinet i- responsive to ' public opinion, but when i- opinion public, and#wlien is it opinion? Poten- tial autocracy is, however, tempered by tlie prospect of revolt. - There i>, therefore, a definite prob- lem of reconstruction, "\W must get rid of the government's domination of the House. If the power to decide the vote of no confidence were transferred to the'Speaker; with a consequent pro- tection to minorities,,the private mem- ber would be free and. independent." 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How many kilograms does freedom weigh? The philosopher in me sighed. We were standing in an airport check-in queue. Just within reach of three weeks of independence and vast open spaces. But the lady at the desk was delaying us – and making us feel bad about loading the plane so much. She rolled her eyes at every additional kilo of bulky luggage that clocked up on the scales. "Do we absolutely need all this?" we asked ourselves in silence. Björn und Max answered in their own unique way. A shake of his blond mane of hair, an exchange of wide grins, and they joked with the lady in the crisp navy uniform. "We're making a film over there. Hey, do you want to be in it?" Her bureaucratic attitude melted like Alpine snow in the midday sun in the face of the charm offensive by the two lads who have made Innsbruck their adopted home.
36 hours later: Temuco, South Chile.
We meet up with André und Bondi. André is an old friend who spends several months of each year in South America. He knows the landscape around here as well as Max knows the Nordkette of his native Innsbruck. Bondi is the name he gives his bus. This 14-ton veteran of the Argentinian public transport fleet was just what we needed for our soul trip through the Chile-Argentina border area. Plenty of space for sleeping bags and sleeping mats. A shower unit. A small kitchen. And it had thousands of kilometres of experience with gravel roads, the odd hijacking and other peculiarities of the Patagonian infrastructure.
André drove us off directly to the Chilean version of the famous pampas. A landscape of brown prairies and scraggy hills. Wide open vistas for greedy eyes. And off in the distant haze, the first mountains. Bondi carried us along the rough road steadily but surely in the direction of Pucón. We told André about our ideas on how to make both our trip and the film something special. How we wanted to capture images with a visceral impact. To tell of a land where nature is the victor. A land where on average there are only two people to every square kilometre - in some places even fewer. For the last two hours we had not laid eyes on a single soul.
Our guide was active in the freeriding scene. He well knew that the most thrilling ski and snowboarding films are generally shot in Canada or Alaska. That's where, due to its unique composition, snow can even hold to slopes of greater than 50°. Where a helicopter can take you in minutes to the most exposed peaks, the steepest runs and the deepest drops. As often as your thigh muscles and your sponsor's money allows.
Andre threw me a skeptical glance. "You want to go skiing in the Argentinian spring and shoot a film about it? In the middle of unpredictable weather, ferocious winds, and little or no chance of powder snow?"
Silence. We looked back at him. For a long minute. Not backing down. Finally he nodded. The right corner of his mouth slid up in a grin. His eyes betrayed a gleam. He understood all right.
"Yeah. Why do ski films always have to chase after what's steeper, higher and more sensational? There's more to the winter mountains than how much adrenaline shoots through your system..."
My attention was drawn by the huge shape of Villarrica - our first goal. This 2,840 metre volcano forms part of a magnificent national park which spans the border area between Argentina and Chile. It loomed there, smoking a thick pipe of peace. The volcano is still very much active.
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"The idea is to have a different story to tell than the usual one. I mean, we all love the sun and days of powder snow, endless steep runs and comfortable ski-lifts. But is that really the way forward for us and for the sport? Free ski mountaineering: for us it means freedom and fairness. Fair to the environment and nature. A freedom that reflects our own needs and goals. To be open to adversity, to terrible weather. To meet the inner challenge when it is not possible to make the ascent today. And maybe not tomorrow either. And if the sky clears the day after tomorrow, then you have to make the ascent using your own strength alone! The only weapons are your skis, skins and ski poles."
Just seven days later I was cursing my idealism. Villarrica was plainly brushing us off. An apparent headwind of 120km/h wind was too much for us. But if the weather isn't going to budge then you have to make a move yourself. We got out of there. André and Bondi brought us to the Parque Nacional Lanín. It's named after the Volcán Lanín, a 3,700-metre high volcano. We looked forward to a two-day ascent and friendlier weather.
As we climbed upwards, some of the images captured in my viewfinder over the past few days flashed through my mind again. A gurgling river, crystal clear water. A piece of driftwood that seemed to have been left high and dry on a rock for decades. A small cabin by the river bank. A place for a fire. And behind: wide open space. Silence. Fresh air. Nobody around to worry about taming the river, banking it in. No local residents to appeal to the authorities about inadequate flood protection.
The wind ripped these images from my mind. It was as though even the weather forecast was being blasted away by the wind. "How far more is it to the refugio?" I shouted across to Max. It was amazing how he was able to keep up our pace on his splitboard under these conditions, even taking the lead from us again and again. That's how free ski mountaineering works for snowboarders too. Particularly if they are among the top ten of the Freeride World Tour 2010. Max can sniff certain things out about a terrain. Even if he has never been there. The words "Not far now to the hut" somehow reach my ice-cold ears.
The night in the refuge was better than expected. Hot soup and a thick down sleeping bag proved to be a recipe for a sound sleep. And the next morning all our worries had literally blown over. A cold clear sky, altitude of 1,400 metres, and a freeze-dried landscape tempted us out of our goose down bags early. The long-awaited descent was one of the best that Björn, Max and I have ever experienced on any mountain - despite the hard-packed snow. An almost endless line of descent, unbelievable views, and a ride from one world to another – from a winter volcano to the steppes. Ride on.
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Perl has been around for more than 20 years. During that time, it has received its share of both praise and criticism, and lots of misconceptions surround it. Much of this stems from long-outdated notions of what Perl used to be, but have nothing to do with what Perl actually is today.
Perl hasn't been standing still. It's been growing continuously and evolving, and that growth has accelerated dramatically in the past few years. Moose is one of the technologies at the heart of this "Perl Renaissance", which also includes other exciting projects that have emerged, such as Catalyst and DBIx::Class.
Moose is essentially a language extension for Perl 5 that provides a modern, elegant, fully featured object system. I say "language extension", but Moose is written in pure Perl, and as you'll see, its syntax is still normal Perl. You don't need to patch Perl itself to use Moose; under the hood, it's just Perl 5.
Because Moose is still just Perl 5, it's fully compatible with all of those wonderful modules on CPAN, regardless of whether they are written in Moose (and most aren't, as CPAN has been around for so long, and Moose is relatively new).
For me, this is still the single biggest reason to choose Perl. Whatever you are trying to accomplish, chances are, there already is a refined module for it on CPAN. This usually means dramatic cuts in total development time, because someone else already has written a lot of your program for you.
And now, with all the modern object-oriented features Moose brings to Perl, you get to have your cake and eat it too.
In this article, I provide an introduction to object-oriented programming in Moose and cover some of Moose's core features with useful examples. To get the most out of this article, you already should be familiar with object-oriented programming concepts, such as classes, objects, methods, attributes, construction and inheritance.
You also need to know Perl—at least the fundamentals. If you don't know Perl, learning it is not very hard to do. At the end of the day, it's just syntax. The good news is you don't need to master Perl by any stretch to start using Moose.
Perl does have its quirks, and Moose doesn't make them all totally go away (and you wouldn't want them all to go away, because a lot of them are really useful). The most important concepts to understand are how Perl references work (the "perlreftut" tutorial is a great place to start—see Resources), and also the basics of working with Scalars, Arrays and Hashes. Also, learn what the fat comma is (=>) if you aren't already familiar with it. Moose makes heavy use of it as an idiom. It's actually not that scary; it's interchangeable with the normal comma (,).
Most of the rest of it you can learn as you go. Normal language stuff like loops, conditionals and operators aren't all that different in Perl than any other language. So give it a shot. I think you'll find it's well worth the investment.
What about Perl 6?
A lot of the features in Moose were inspired by Perl 6. Perl 6 still is being developed actively, and I believe that when it's finally released for production use, it won't disappoint. The fact is Perl 5 is solid, proven and fast, so there is no reason to rush Perl 6. It is better that the developers take the time to do it really right, which is exactly what they're doing.
Getting Moose
Chances are you already have a distribution of Perl installed on your system. You at least should have Perl 5.8, but preferably 5.10 or 5.12. Installing Moose from CPAN is an easy task; simply run the following command:
cpan Moose
This should download and install Moose for you, as well as all of Moose's dependencies.
Object-Oriented Perl (the Old Way)
Even though Perl has had object-oriented features for a long time, it was not originally designed—syntactically—as an object-oriented language. This is more about the API provided to the programmer than it is about the underlying technical design of Perl itself.
Perl 5 provides a lean environment with the fundamental features and hooks needed for object-oriented programming, but then leaves most of the details (such as setting up object constructors, implementing attributes and handling validation) to you. As a result, the "right way" to go about implementing these concepts is open to interpretation.
The fundamental feature utilized by Perl to support objects is the "blessed" reference. This is like the flux capacitor of objects in Perl. Blessing simply associates a normal reference (usually a Hash reference) with a class. The blessed reference then becomes the "object instance", and its referent is used as the container to store the object's data.
The class name is the same thing as the package name, which is nothing more than the namespace in which subroutines and variables are defined. The subroutines defined in the given package namespace become the methods of the class and can be called on the object reference.
All object-oriented languages have to do something along these lines to implement objects under the hood. Other languages just don't impose so many of the low-level details on the programmer as in pure Perl.
Here is an example of a simple class in old-school Perl 5 OO:
package MyApp::Rifle;
use strict;
sub new {
my ($class, %opts) = @_;
$opts{rounds} = 0 unless ($opts{rounds});
my $self = bless( {}, $class );
return $self;
sub rounds {
my ($self, $rounds) = @_;
$self->{_rounds} = $rounds if (defined $rounds);
return $self->{_rounds};
sub fire {
my $self = shift;
die "out of ammo!" unless ($self->rounds > 0);
print "bang!\n";
$self->rounds( $self->rounds - 1 );
Save the above class definition into a file named MyApp/Rifle.pm within one of your Perl's include directories, and then you can use it in a Perl program like this:
use MyApp::Rifle;
use strict;
my $rifle = MyApp::Rifle->new( rounds => 5 );
print "There are " . $rifle->rounds . " rounds in the rifle\n";
print "Now there are " . $rifle->rounds . " rounds in the rifle\n";
I guess the basic question
I guess the basic question this raises is whether ease of development for you beats usefulness to others. If that ticket is representative, it suggests that actual users feel that converting to Moose is transferring an unwelcome cost them, and so you might end up with modules that are easy to maintain, but unused. That more people might use Moose in the future is speculation, but this complaint is from an actual user.
Perhaps it would be better to wait for requests to Moose-ify existing modules, and if they don't come, don't bother. If converting to Moose is that simple, surely someone will send some patches to you, or fork the module, if they want a Moose version.
Instead, just consider Moose for new code, where there is no opportunity to encourage take-up by people looking for lightweight code, only to find it switched to what they think is heaviness after the fact.
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Andris Poga Becomes Assistant Conductor of Boston Symphony Orchestra
Latvian conductor Andris Poga won a closed competition for the post of Assistant Conductor at the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Competing with three more contestants, Poga received the highest number of votes from the orchestra musicians. For the next two years the conductor will closely work with the orchestra and will also have an opportunity to take the helm for concert series in Boston and the well-known summer festival in Tanglewood.
According to the organizers of the competition, the Latvian conductor was noticed by the orchestra manager during the 2nd Evgeny Svetlanov International Conducting Competition where Poga received the 1st prize.
Since 2011 Poga has been working as Assistant to Paavo Järvi, Music Director of the Orchestre de Paris.
In his early thirties, the Latvian conductor has given successful performances with many orchestras in France, with the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra and Israel Symphony Orchestra.
This season he will also make his Japan debut with the Sendai Philharmonic Orchestra, Kyoto Symphony Orchestra and Tokyo-based New Japan Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Map of Available Grave Sites
Printed copies of these documents can be picked up at the Cemetery Office during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8am - 5pm, except City-observed holidays. Sales service ends at 4:30pm each day.
Other ways to locate a grave include www.findagrave.com, which includes more than 30,000 graves at the Mesa Cemetery, or visiting the Cemetery Office.
We respectfully ask that meetings with Cemetery staff be scheduled in advance.
How do I find a specific grave?
What is the availability of graves and what is the cost?
What decorations can be placed on a grave?
What do I do if the earth around a monument or on a grave is settling?
What creamation options does the cemetery provide?
How do I purchase a monument for a grave?
Where can I purchase a Monument or Plaque?
For complete instructions, visit the Find A Grave tab. There are many ways to locate a grave at the Mesa Cemetery:
1. Patrons can call or visit the Cemetery office to obtain a map and directions to a specific grave. Office hours are 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday, except City holidays. Maps can also be provided through mail, e-mail or fax. email@example.com Phone: 480-644-2335 Fax: 480-644-3190
2. The Deceased Name Search Listing is a report with basic information on the deceased, in alphabetical order by last name. It will be updated and re-posted periodically throughout the year. Once you find the grave location number on the report, please refer to the Find A Grave tab for directions on how to locate a particular grave.
3. More than 30,000 graves at the Mesa Cemetery can be found on www.findagrave.com.* This project is a continuing effort and our appreciation goes to volunteers at the Mesa Family History Center. We also appreciate the efforts of numerous Boy Scout eagle projects and various other volunteering projects for their efforts in photographing monuments to be shared on the internet.
*we provide the link to external sites as a courtesy. We are not responsible for the accuracy of external websites.
The City of Mesa Cemetery has gravesites available for sale in Heritage Garden, which is the section west of 12th Street near the Country Club Drive entrance. This section allows only flat markers.
The Cemetery also has gravesites available in North View which is the section north of D Street. This section allows for flat or upright markers. See a map of available gravesites.
All other sections of the Cemetery are sold out.
Costs for grave can be found on the Fees and Charges tab.
Note: Owners very rarely return graves to the Cemetery. Any private sales can be found in the newspaper or on websites that advertise items for sale.
Decorations can be placed on a grave, niche, or urn garden; however, they must be placed in an approved, permanent flower vase. All other decorations are subject to removal at any time for maintenance and safety purposes. The only exceptions are funeral arrangements (removed by staff within three to five days) and certain holiday decorations.
Glass, fences and plantings (including sod) are strictly prohibited. Holiday arrangements are allowed only for the following holidays: Christmas, Easter, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Father's Day and Veteran's Day. Decorations will be removed January 15, June 15 and two weeks after Easter.
All maintenance on the grounds of the Mesa Cemetery will be conducted by City staff or contractors thereof.
Contact office staff and they will process a work order to backfill the grave or raise and level the monument. All maintenance on the gounds of the Cemetery will be conducted by City staff or contractors thereof.
Two creamation urns can be interred in one grave, niche or urn garden space. Cremation remains can also be scattered in a designated area at the Rose Garden. The niches, urn gardern and scattering garden are located North of the office. Costs for cremation options can be found on the Fees and Charges Tab.
A monument can be ordered through any monument company or mortuary. Companies can be located through the phone book or on-line. The City of Mesa Cemetery installs all monuments and foundations. Installation costs can be found on the Fees and Charges tab. Please note that upright markers can be placed in designated areas only. Cemetery office staff can advise on the type of monument that is permitted for a particular grave site.
Here are local companies that sell Monuments and Plaques.
Burial areas at the Mesa Cemetery include Interment Areas and Cremation Memorials
Mesa Cemetery opens the new North View area. Read full article.
The Mesa Cemetery annouced on March 6, 2013 that 1,400 plots in the new North View area will be made available for purchase on March 7, 2013. North View is situated on the north side of the Cemetery and covers two acres.
The Cemetery is divided into five interment sections featuring distinct landscape characteristics and aesthetics. Space is no longer available in the Original, Garden or Rolling Meadows sections.
North View Section: Opened for sales in March 2013, this two acre section includes 1,400 plots. Trees are planted along the roadside in this secluded, quiet area in the North East area of the Cemetery. Monuments can be upright or flat based on the designated row of grave purchased.
Heritage Garden Section: Established in 1988, various shade trees include olive, ficus, ash and pine. Flat grave monuments are used exclusively in this area.
Infant Sections: Available infant grave sites are located within the Garden and Heritage Garden section, where flat markers are used exclusively.
Garden Section: Landscaping is formal with uniform rows of Italian cypress. Flat grave monuments have been used exclusively in this area. (This section is sold out.)
Original Section: Mature plantings of olvie, Italian cypress and citrus trees. This section has a combination of flat and upright monuments. (This section is sold out.)
Rolling Meadow Section: The landscape of rolling lawn is enhanced by plantings of various shade trees. Upright or flat monuments may be found in this section. (This section is sold out.)
Some graves in the original areas of the cemetery are now available for Creamation Burials only. Each grave has specific restrictions, depending on space limitations. For example, some allow for only one urn instead of two, or some are in upright marker areas but are only allowed a flat marker. See the map for general areas, or call the office staff at 480-644-2335 for more details or to schedule an appointment.
Two cremation urns can be buried in a full grave (see interment areas) or the following are available:
Scattering Garden: A landscaped section for scattering cremains on a bed of rocks and covered with gravel, with adjacent areas for meditation. The scattering garden is located within the Rose Garden, just north of the Cemetery office. Cremated remains can be scattered by family members or staff in a common area. There is one common vase for flowers that is shared by all loved ones. A 6" x 4" plaque can be purchased through a plaque provider and installed on a granite memorial.
Niche Banks: An above ground memorial that allows for two urns per niche. Inside dimension of 11" x 11" x 11". One bronze plaque and vase per niche is permitted. (Niches on 6th street are sold out. Plaques can be purchased through a plaque provider. Vases may be purchased through the Cemetery office.
Urn Garden: Designated area in the Rose Garden for ground burial of cremated remains with bronze memorialization. Common vase to be shared by loved ones.
Ash Lots: Groupings of in-ground spaces for cremated remains. (This section is full)
If you are in need of forms not listed below, please contact the Cemetery office at 480-644-2335, during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8am - 5pm.
Information Checklist
Transfer of Ownership
Print Version of Service Guide
Mesa's first small cemetery was established in 1883, following a smallpox epidemic that claimed the lives of 44 residents. As the community grew, more space was needed, and in 1891, land was purchased along Center Street north of Brown Road for this purpose.
The cemetery celebrated its centennial anniversary in 1991 with the publication of a historic walking tour map, documenting the graves of individuals who played a key role in Mesa's history. This brochure can be obtained at the Cemetery office by visitors wishing to tour the grounds.
During World War II, an airbase was constructed in Mesa for the training of U.S. and British fighter pilots. More than 2,000 pilots were trained at this airfield, Falcon Field, which today serves as a muncipal airport. Twenty-three British cadets and one American pilot were killed in air accidents during Falcon Field's four years as a training facility, and these individuals are buried in a special section of the Mesa Cemetery.
Located near the center of the Cemetery, the airmen's grave markers include rank, serial numbers, and the eagle crest of the RAF. A special Memorial Day service is held annually to commemorate the sacrifice of these individuals. The service is held on the Sunday before the observed Veteran's Day holiday, at 10:45 am. In addition, a monument in memory of all who served at Falcon Field was dedicated in 1991 at Falcon Field Park.
To the north of the Cemetery office is a section dedicated to "those persons unknown buried during the Great Depression". The area reflects on a bleak period of American history when even permanent memorials were a luxury.
Noted individuls buried in the Mesa Cemetery include:
Waylon Jennings - popular country/western singer and songwriter. Waylon Jennings grave is located on 9th Street. Park by the 1st garbage can south of B Street. Walk east 4 rows of graves to find his black granite monument.
John Lee - as Wild West entertainer "Powder River Jack", he popularized the American folk song "Red River Valley"
Ernesto Miranda - whose 1966 Supreme Court case resulted in the "Miranda Rule", which requires that law enforcement officials inform individuls of their rights upon arrest
Daniel W. Jones - the leader of the first expedition party in 1877 to settle what is now Mesa
Mesa's four "founding fathers" - Charles Crismon, Frances Pomeroy, Charles Robson and George W. Sirrine, who are memorialized in a statue at Pioneer Park.
The Mesa Cemetery hosts a Memorial Day observation each year. From 8am to 11am, Cemetery staff is available to hand out flags, help visitors locate gravesites, and provide general assistance.
A special memorial service for the 24 British RAF and American fighter pilot trainees who died in training at Mesa's Falcon Field during World War II is held annually at the Cemetery.
This ceremony is sponsored by the Lion & Unicorn Chapter of the Daughters of the British Empire in the USA. Over the past four decades, this annual service has developed into a significant and poignant event. In 1997, it was attended by Sir Angus Ogilvy, husband of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandria, as well as British Consul-General Merrick Baker-Bates.
The Mesa Cemetery provides the opportunity to recognize loved ones with a decorative fir holiday wreath. The $40 fee includes the wreath, easel, placement on the grave, and removal after the holidays. Deadline to order wreaths is October 28. Wreaths will be placed on the graves within the first two weeks of December.
Complete and return this form by October 28 to order your Christmas wreath.
An extensive holiday decoration removal begins January 15, June 15 and two weeks after Easter. Throughout the year, Cemetery staff reserve the right to remove decorations at any time that are deemed unsightly, weathered, or that interfere with grounds maintenance.
City of Mesa Cemetery 1212 N. Center Street Mesa, Arizona 85201
Contact us
(480) 644-2335
(480) 644-3190 (fax) via e-mail
Cemetery Home
Acceptable forms of payment include credit card, money order or checks (if 14 days prior to services). No cash is accepted.
Christmas Wreath Program begins! Order Forms must be recieved by Oct. 28th.
Mesa Cemetery featured in Phoenix Magazine, July 2014. Grave Matters


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I like Adorn It on facebook :)
Cathy Byrd
byrd at gulftel.com
Adorn It - is SO pretty! I love Happy Hearts! :) And just in time for Valentines Day.
Hope Cupid sends this giveaway - my way ;_)
Cathy Byrd
byrd at gulftel.com
What fun fabric, perfect for Valentines day.
Totally sweet combo of fabrics. Thanks for letting me know about these creatives ladies. I am always looking for great ideas.
Such cute fabric. Thanks for the giveaway!
I just love Valentines fabric. It is so full of love and happiness :)
I am liking Adorn It on Facebook :)
Beautiful fabric, I'd love to win it. I also love your little quilt.
Great fabrics!
Count me in please!
That Valentine's fabric is some of the cutest I've seen in a long time. Dreaming up the projects I'm going to do! Thanks for the giveway!
Lovely fabric. Thanks for the chance to win.
I think this fabric is fab. Would love to win.


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At advanced nodes, variability issues lurk behind every design mode, power state, process condition, and manufacturing step. Yet designers must find a way to balance the optimization of multiple operational modes and design corners against the aggressive performance and power targets demanded by today's fast-moving markets. Concurrent analysis and optimization during place and route operations can provide … Read More
place and route, design corners, IC Design, concurrent analysis, Olympus-SoC, P&R, IC Verification, mcmm