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The College News Volume IV. No. 7 BRYN MAWR, PA., NOVEMBER 14. 1917 Price 5 Cents EX-PRESIDENT TAFT 8PEAK8 TO-NIGHT ON THE WORLD WAR The Honorable William Howard Taft, ex-President of the United States, has announced "The World War: What the United States is Fighting for", as the sub- ject of his address to-night In the gym- nasium at 8.30 under the auspices of the Central War Council. He is president of the League to Enforce Peace, and chair- man o)r the Central Committee of the American Red Cross, of which Woodrow Wilson is ex-offlcio president. Since 1913 Mr. Taft has been Kent Pro- fessor of Law at Yale, president of the American Bar Association, and the Amer- ican Academy of Jurisprudence. Seats are reserved for the members of the college, but no admission will be charged. ALLIES ON THE BRINK OF HELL- THEY DARE NOT LOSE Devastation in Northern France De- scribed by Canadian Officer FIVE MORE YEARS OF WAR THE LEAST U. S. CAN HOPE rOR VARSITY J1ES GERMANTOWN Weakest Game of Season Ends, 5-5 Weak shooting and a marked slowness in following up held Bryn Mawr down to a 5-5 tie with Germantown last Saturday. The fullbacks were the strongest part of the Varsity line-up, bearing the brunt of the defense. The visitors' team put up- a snappy fight, recovering quickly and closing in well around the goal. The Germantown . line-up Included two alumnae, A. Hawkins '07, warden of Merlon, at left inside, and M. Kirk '10, sister of H. Kirk '14, at cen- ter forward. The captain, Mrs. Murphy, Is a sister of A. Hawkins. Bryn Mawr opened the game with a rush, M. Tyler scoring in the first few minutes of play. A. Hawkins, hitting hard, came back with a goal for German- town, followed by another tally by M. Tyler. P. Turle made a long run down the field and passed the ball In to M. Carey, who scored. Two more points for the visitors by A. Hawkins and Miss White and a Varsity goal by M. Tyler and A. Stiles raised the score to 4-3, Bryn Mawr's favor, at the end of the first half. Several times in the second half A. Stiles blocked the halfback's shot, and several times the fullbacks got the play out of the circle after a close tussle in (Continued on page 3, column 4) WARLICH CONCERT DECEMBER 7 Lieder Singer Arrested as Spy Relnhold Warlich, basso cantante lieder singer, will give a concert in" Taylor Hall December 7th under the auspices of the Music Committee. By request he will re- peat several of the pieces which won him special applause at bis concert here last March, Thomas Reimer, Pirouchka, The Village Fool In Love, and Trepak or The Dance of Death. During a trip to the Pacific coast last summer, Mr. Warlich was arrested as a spy and had some rather unpleasant ex- periences before he succeeded in clearing himself. Of German origin, but educated In Russia, he took an anti-German stand in the early days of the war by dropping the prefix "von" from his name. Mr. Warlich is the only man whom Krelsler accompanies. For some years he sang In the opera at Vienna, but has lately devoted himself entirely to Eng- lish. Russian, German, and French folk songs, for which his clear enunciation and flexible voice make him peculiarly fitted. Tickets will be fifty cents for those con- nected with the college, and one dollar for outsiders, the profits to go to war relief. "Today we are on the brink of hell. The only reason for saying we are going to win is because we dare not lose". This statement came as a climax to the dark sketch of devastated France, violated Belgium, and the perilous fortunes of the Allies drawn by Major Boehm, of the 169th Canadian Infantry, in his talk last Friday in Taylor on the "German Retire- ment from the Somme in March, 1917". The German retirement Major Boehm characterized not as an allied victory, but as a great tactical success for the enemy, "the most marvelous retreat in history", a feat "which has destroyed the possibility of beating the Germans on the Western front". Somme Battlefield a Desert Forty miles long and six miles wide and honeycombed with shell holes In which have lain for six months the bodies of 200,000 "missing" men, the bat- tlefield of the Scmme is to-day a wilder- ness of debris without a blade of grass or a tree with a limb on It, said Major Boehm. The wanton cutting down of fruit trees was an outrage least Justifiable from a military viewpoint. That the Germans do not hate the French in spite of their policy of fright- fulness was proved to Major Boehm by a German cemetery In one of the villages. Side by side were the graves of French and German soldiers, both covered with ivy, both equally honored. "Hier ruht in Gott ein franzosischer Held" was as care- fully carved by a professional stonecutter as "Hier ruht in Gott ein deutscher". It Is for the British and the Americans that the German reserves his hate and if the English navy does not succeed In winning the war, said Major Boehm, we shall have ample opportunity of learning its bitter- ness. With the English navy out of the way, he declared, the German navy could land as easily on the New England coast as the Canadians landed in Eng- land. "It is a time to dispell illusion", the speaker continued. "The war cannot end under five years and perhaps ten. Russia is out of the game; Italy is being crushed; France is not exhausted, but nearly so; and the morale of the enemy was never better". Reckoning on the two years it took Canada to transport 333,313 men at a time when the submarine menace was much less, Major Boehm calculated that it would take still more time before the United States could make her strength felt and that. In the meantime, England must bear the brunt of the attack. Combatting the Illusion spread by Ger- man and Irish propoganda that English colonies are sacrificed for England, the Canadian said that the highest praise a Canadian soldier asks Is to be told be fights as well as an Englishman. An account of what England and Canada are doing and a general appeal to wake up to the seriousness of the situa- tion concluded the speech. The disen- franchlsenient of conscientious objectors and the giving of the vote to all women with brothers, sons, or husbands at the front was, he said, an emergency measure (o Insure the return of the war party In the next elections. COMMITTEES CONFER ON WAR UNIT The possibility of a Bryn Mawr recon- struction unit was discussed at a meeting of the Conference Committee of the Alumna? Association, composed of K. McCollin '13, Mrs. R. L. Barrows (G. Buf- fum '08), and A. Patterson '13, with the president of the Undergraduate Associa- tion and four class presidents, comprising the Undergraduate Conference Commit- tee, last Thursday afternoon. The question of late hours among the Freshmen also came up. The conference Is an annual one, held on matters of com- mon Alumna? and Undergraduate in- terest. WAR UNIT ALMOST CERTAIN Alumnae Discuss Possible Kinds RUSSIAN UNIT URGED Not "Shall we have a war reconstruc- tion unit"? but "What kind of a unit l hall we have"? was the trend of the dis- cussion at the meeting of the Board cf New York last Saturday afternoon. Miss Marion Reilly, former dean of the college, and Miss Dlmon and Miss Martha G. Thomas, who are members of the War Council, were appoiuted a committee to � nvestigate the matter. The American Friends Committee had urged that a unit be sent to Russia, whe;e the need is unusually great. The feeling continually came out In the discussion that a unit should on no account be sent to France unless it was wanted over and above the many organizations already rhere. A small minority suggested that Bryn Mawr alumna? should work Individ- ually through their local organizations in- stead of as a body. Miss Esther Lojventbal, Bryn Mawr '05, Professor of Economics at Smith Col- lege, gave an account of the Smith unit, and Mrs. Anna Rhoads Ladd '89, a Dlrec tor of Bryn Mawr, described the Friends' reconstruction work. Miss Dlmon told of a letter she had received from Leah Cad- bury '14, asking the support of the Asso- ciation in canteen work in Paris, and of letters read at the War Council to Inter est the college In Y. M. C. A. huts. A list of all Bryn Mawr alumna? and former students doing relief work abroad was suggested, and has already been be- gun by Miss Dlmon. V. KNEELAND CHAIRMAN OF WAR COUNCIL OF COLLEGE Heads of Seven Departments Chosen Include Faculty and A'umnae WAR RELIEF COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE BIG WORK OF YEAR ONE-SIDED BATTLE FOR 1919 SENIOR OPPOSITION SLIGHT Strong Junior Team Work�Score 7-1 1918 offered no great resistance to 1919 in the initial game of their first team series on Tuesday, as the score of 7 to 1 indicates. The fight was one sided throughout, though the Senior defense gave '19 enough difficulty In keeping the ball in '18's territory to show up the strength and teamwork of the green team. Four of 1919's^�olnt8 G. Hearne scored. The Senior forwards passed at every chance Instead of dribbling. P. Turle, at right half, played the best game of the eleven and did much to check the sweep- ing advance of 1919's line. Line-up: With V. Kne-land '18. president of the Undergraduate Association, as chairman. Miss Dlmon, Recording Secretary of the college, as secretary, and the heads of the sewn departments appointed, the membership of the War Council of twenty-one is complete. The election took place at the first two meetings last Thursday and Monday. Miss Kneeland, In the hot tflaeualoa preceding the election, urged ih.it the chairman should not be an undergrade ate, on the ground that the basis would be too narrow, but the Faculty and Alumna? representatives and several of the undergraduates agreed tnat available alumna? were too busy, and that an un- dergraduate could work more efficiently. Miss Martha Thomas, c. Dodge '18 and and M. Bacon '18 were the other nomi- nees. The old War Relief Committee, re- leased from the C. A. last Wednesday for the purpose, was taken over bodily as the lied Cross and Allied Relief Department with E. Hoachton is, chairman of the old commit tee, as its head. Mrs. de Laguna represents the Faeulty and staff and Miss Marion Reilly, ex-Dean and chairman of the War Committee of the Alumna? Asso- ciation, the Alumna-. That there should be one cbject for war work was unanimously agreed. The decision of the Red Cross department as to what that object shall be, after It has passed the council, will come before a mass meeting for ratitlcation. Miss Klngsbury. head of the Registration De- partment, described the work of Smith. Wellesley, and Kadelifie in (he Recon- struction Field. The Red Cross Depart- ment was empowered to make minor can \asses to meet appeals that may come In. and to act as a clearing house to proteei the college from private enierprises. No war canvass may be made without Its ap- proval. With the likelihood of a third Liberty Loan being floated in February, Mrs. Wil- liam Roy Smith, Professor of Economics, who managed the campaign here last month, was appointed head of the Lib- erty Loan Department with the power to choose her own committee. After President Thomas declined to ac- cept the election as head of the Education. Department, P. Turle '18. president of the History Club, was chosen In her place. She will submit at a later meeting plans for the organization of the department, whose functions are training speakers on war topics, providing speakers at college. (Continued on page 6, column 2) �">'� 1919 S. Bcllrv<n�.........R. W...........M. S-ott T. Howell ..........R. I............M. Franc** V. Amterton*.......C F...........C. Hnr-t"" H S -ton.........L.I ..........R. Ch*1N>uroe F Buflum..........L. W...........M.Tylrr" f. I"'1*........... k- H.......... P CUrk* M.Bwoo.......... C. H...........E B..1.U, JRi!1?1 i "........... FU� �*"<*........� F........... 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SHARKS (11-7-6) at BLUES (13-10-2)
Last 10: San Jose 4-3-3; St. Louis 4-5-1
Season series: Third and final meeting of the regular season. The road team has won each of the first two matchups. Tim Kennedy's goal with 6:58 remaining gave the Sharks a 2-1 win in St. Louis on Feb. 19, while Vladimir Sobotka recorded a hat trick and Patrik Berglund netted the shootout winner as the Blues prevailed 4-3 in San Jose on March 9.
Big story: Chicago and Anaheim have created separation from the rest of the pack in the Western Conference playoff race, leaving San Jose and St. Louis among the teams teetering perilously on the edge of the cutoff line. They've played two tight games already this season -- Tuesday doesn't figure to be any different.
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Sharks: After blowing a two-goal lead in the third period against St. Louis on Saturday afternoon, San Jose found itself on the comeback trail Sunday in Colorado. Down 2-0 in the last minute of the second period, the Sharks cut the deficit in half on Patrick Marleau's 400th career goal with 39.1 seconds remaining and drew even when Logan Couture tallied with 3:25 left in regulation. Antti Niemi stopped 39 of the first 41 shots he faced, but Matt Duchene beat the overtime buzzer with two-tenths of a second still on the clock and the Sharks suffered a tough 3-2 defeat.
"We have to start finding ways to win these games," Couture told the San Jose Mercury News. "[Saturday] we gave up a lead, [Sunday] we come back. One point is good, but you need to get two in this League."
Blues: It appeared St. Louis could be set up for its second big finish of the weekend when Berglund snapped a 1-1 tie with a power-play goal 1:41 into the third period Sunday in Anaheim. However, the Ducks -- who haven't lost a game at Honda Center since their home opener -- had other ideas. They blitzed the Blues for two goals over the next four minutes to capture the lead, and an empty-netter sealed the visitors' 4-2 loss. It was another tough night for a St. Louis goalie, as Jaroslav Halak finished with 18 saves on 21 shots.
Captain David Backes told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch the rest of the team deserved the blame, though, for taking their foot off the gas: "And you can't do that, especially against a team with their potency up front. We did that and the result is hanging Jaro out to dry, who played a heck of a game for us."
Who's hot: Couture has goals in consecutive games for the Sharks. Niemi is second in the NHL in save percentage (.932) and fifth in goals-against average (1.96). … Berglund has four goals in the Blues' past three games.
Injury report: San Jose goalie Thomas Greiss is day-to-day with a sore neck. Defenseman Brent Burns and forward Martin Havlat are on injured reserve with lower-body injuries. … St. Louis forwards Jamie Langenbrunner (hip), Vladimir Tarasenko (concussion), Andy McDonald (knee) and Alexander Steen (upper body) are on injured reserve.

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After two days off the ice, T.J. Oshie will return to practice today with the intention of being ready for Game 1 of the Blues' first-round playoff series.
Only 10 days ago, Oshie underwent surgery to repair his injured left ankle, which after two weeks off the ice revealed a stress fracture. The right winger skated Tuesday, a week after the surgery, but then underwent two days of off-ice treatment. Today he's expected to ramp up his return.
"He'll be a full-time participant starting (Friday)," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said. "He'll be ready to go."
Oshie is not expected to play Saturday when the Blues wrap up the regular season against Chicago, but the opening game of the playoffs — Tuesday or Wednesday — is a legitimate target.
Oshie missed eight games before the surgery, when his injury was labeled as a serious bruise, and Thursday he sat out his fifth game since the surgery.
"He's a notoriously quick healer," Blues general manager Doug Armstrong said. "He and (Barret) Jackman have the highest pain thresh-hold of our group, so I'm not surprised."
Without Oshie, the Blues were 10-3 going into Thursday's game against Calgary, but Armstrong said that's a false read on the club.
"Sometimes you don't realize how important somebody is until they're not part of your team," he said. "My appreciation for T.J. has gone up immensely going this stretch of games without him. The energy that he brings and the passion for the game is something that we really miss and I'm looking forward to getting him back in."
Meanwhile, fourth-line center Scott Nichol is also close to returning. He missed his 13th consecutive game Thursday with a lower-body injury, which had been lingering before he finally left the lineup April 4.
"The last few days have felt real good," Nichol said. "Just trying to get my conditioning, getting my explosiveness back."
Asked about his plan to work Nichol back into the lineup once he's healthy, Hitchcock replied: "Hopefully he's available for selection for Game 1 and we'll see what the lineup we're facing looks like."
Russell returns
{p style="text-align: left;"}Defenseman Kris Russell returned to the lineup Thursday, replacing Jackman (ankle). Russell had sat out nine games, but it had been 13 since he played his regular position on defense.
{p style="text-align: left;"}Russell was pushed out of the defensive rotation when Jay Bouwmeester and Jordan Leopold were acquired at the trade deadline.
{p style="text-align: left;"}"I really liked my game," Russell said. "In that regards, it was a bit tough for me. But we got two veteran defensemen and they've earned their right to play. That's the way I took it and I tried to be as positive as I can. Some days are tough. Taking it as a chance to get better and just be ready when they want me."
{p style="text-align: left;"}Said Hitchcock: "Both him and Cole have really been good soldiers for our team. Ian is the other guy we'd like to get in a game. They've had a great attitude, players have loved them."
Binnington honored
{p style="text-align: left;"}Blues prospect Jordan Binnington, who plays for the Owen Sound Attack, was named the Ontario Hockey League's goaltender of the year Thursday.
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Diaphragmatic Hernia Research & Exploration, Advancing Molecular Science (DHREAMS)
Recruitment status was Recruiting
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Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) is a birth defect that occurs when the diaphragm (thin sheet of muscle that separates the abdomen from the chest) does not form properly. When an opening is present in the diaphragm, organs that are normally in the abdomen can be pushed (herniated) through the opening and be present in the chest. Currently little is known about why this birth defect occurs.
Through this study ""Molecular Genetic Analysis of Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia" the investigators hope to learn more about whether certain genes contribute to CDH. Genes are the instructions or blueprints for our bodies. They tell our bodies how to grow and develop. Sometimes when a mistake occurs in one or more of our genes our body does not develop properly and this can lead to a CDH. The investigators hope that the information gained through studying the genes of children with CDH and their parents, will lead to significant advances in the diagnosis, prognosis, prevention, and treatment of this disease.
Condition |
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia |
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Case-Only Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Diaphragmatic Hernia Research & Exploration, Advancing Molecular Science |
- survival [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- development [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- growth [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- pulmonary hypertension [ Time Frame: 2 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
whole blood, tissue, saliva
Estimated Enrollment: | 500 |
Study Start Date: | June 2005 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | November 2013 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | November 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Groups/Cohorts |
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH)
Humans affected with congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH)
Healthy family members of individuals affected with congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH)
Detailed Description:
The goal of this study is to identify genes that convey susceptibility to congenital diaphragmatic hernia in humans. The identification of such genes, and examination of their structure and function, will enable a delineation of molecular pathogenesis and, ultimately, prevention or treatment of congenital diaphragmatic hernia. There are many different possible modes of inheritance for congenital anomalies, including autosomal dominant, autosomal recessive, and multifactorial. Multi-factorial inheritance is responsible for many common medical disorders, including hypertension, myocardial infarction, diabetes and cancer. This type of inheritance pattern appears to involve environmental factors as well as a combination of genetic variations that together can predispose to or produce congenital anomalies, such as congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
Our study is designed to establish a small, well-defined genetic resource consisting of 1)Nuclear families suitable for linkage analysis by parametric,non-parametric (e.g. sib pairs, TDT) and association techniques, 2) Individuals with congenital diaphragmatic hernia who can be directly screened for allelic variation in candidate genes, and 3) Individuals who can serve as controls (are unaffected by congenital diaphragmatic hernia). Neonates and their families will be collected from homogenous and heterogeneous populations. By characterizing diverse populations, it should be possible to increase the likelihood of demonstration of genetic variation in selected candidate genes that can then be used in association and linkage studies in individual subjects with congenital diaphragmatic hernia.
The focus will be on neonates recruited through clinical services at the New York Presbyterian Medical Center. Our recruitment efforts will be in collaboration with physicians in the Pediatric Surgery Department and the Neonatology Departments. The patients and their families will be recruited using the prenatally diagnosed babies born at CHONY and the babies born at outside institutions
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | Yes |
Sampling Method: | Probability Sample |
Children/neonates with an unrepaired congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Children/neonates with a reparied congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Women who are pregnant with a fetus diagnosed with congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Individuals with a family history of congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Inclusion Criteria:
- All individuals affected with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH), or with a family history of a CDH
Exclusion Criteria:
- Individuals with no personal history of a CDH or family history of a family member affected with congenital diaphragmatic hernia
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00950118
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United States, Tennessee | |
Monroe Carrell Jr Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt | Recruiting |
Nashville, Tennessee, United States, 37232 | |
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Principal Investigator: Dai H Chung, MD |
Principal Investigator: | Wendy Chung, MD, PhD | Columbia University |
Additional Information:
No publications provided by Columbia University
Additional publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Responsible Party: | Wendy K. Chung, Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics Molecular Genetics, Columbia University |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00950118 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | AAAB2063, R01HD057036 |
Study First Received: | July 29, 2009 |
Last Updated: | November 19, 2012 |
Health Authority: | United States: Institutional Review Board |
Keywords provided by Columbia University:
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) Genes Genetic |
chromosome chromosome microarray microarray |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hernia Hernia, Diaphragmatic Pathological Conditions, Anatomical |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 03, 2015


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Last month in Hong Kong, I was a "provocateur." I was invited to play this role at an international conference on climate change, Climate Dialogue: Low Carbon Cities for High Quality Living, in conjunction with the Clinton Climate Initiative's C40, the forty largest cities around the globe that have committed to tackling climate change. This event was in part, preparation for last week's COP-16 negotiations in Cancún.
Aside from giving a plenary speech, my role was to provoke the attending leaders into a deeper discussion about engaging the public to reduce the harms of climate change. This was based on TreePeople's experience of how people can effectively lead meaningful change from the "bottom up."
My stories of the solutions we've pioneered at TreePeople were enthusiastically and very warmly received by many of the city staffers, academics and young people who attended. I'm already receiving requests to return to China to engage others.
I've just been plugged in as one of fifteen expert consumers selected by General Motors to test out their new all-electric drive automobile, the Volt. I am really excited about this opportunity to test, provide feedback and hopefully, if justified, promote this alternative to polluting technologies. Other testers include prominent electric vehicle enthusiasts, such as Robert Becker and Chelsea Sexton (from the film "Who Killed The Electric Car?"), and a few unusual celebrities, such as Bill Nye the Science Guy and Jim Woolsey, who directed the CIA for two years, and has long argued that the U.S. needs to move away from fossil fuels for national security reasons.
The aim of my recent talk at the Bioneers Conference was to catalyze a rapid response to climate change, to move people - even us caring, committed people - from the inertia where we often find ourselves, to taking action.
But what gets in the way of activating ourselves? So much of the time it comes down to beliefs that we don't make a difference, to myths that change has to come from the top, to impulses that we ignore.
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Acacia Wood Teabag Container
I bought this in the store and love it. I think it's adorable in my kitchen. It does have individual compartments, so I can see why people feel it's too small. It's perfect for me.
December 30, 2012
Wonderful Way to Store Tea
I received a tea set for my birthday and several kinds of tea. I wanted something attractive to hold my tea in so I didn't have to dig it out of the cupboard. This box is gorgeous and it can hold about 12 tea bags in each compartment. I filled each compartment with a different flavor of Twinning's brand tea.
January 21, 2011
Exactly what I was looking for
I love the wood material and the way is treated. From the picture it does not look like it however it stores more that I thought and the compartments for the tea bags make it even more convinient. Overall very well constructed.
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I actually bought this as a prize for a bridal shower/Mad Hatter Tea Party though I wouldn't mind having one for myself. It looks nice and seems well made, though I didn't check it out or keep it for any length of time much less use it.
August 20, 2013
Excellent Product...wish it was slightly bigger though
I was warned from reading other reviews prior to ordering this tea box that it was a little small for tea bags. While I agree that it would be great if it was a little larger, I still think it's a great product, especially for the price. Of course, every time I try to get a tea bag out that's wedged into the four tight spaces I curse it :)
January 27, 2013
Nice Tea Box
Purchased as a gift for avid tea drinker. His wife requested something attractive for the kitchen counter that would house his tea bags. They both loved it.
January 9, 2011
Beautiful, but without tea
This is a beautiful box that will fit in with any decor. But it does not come with tea. Lots of room for you to put tea in though.
December 26, 2010
Easy and looks great
I drink several different kinds of teas during the day. This is GREAT, now I don't have to carry different boxes of tea to work, nor have a lot of boxes on the counter. I will buy several more one more for me and more as gifts.
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� COLLEGE ]\ffWS VOL. XLI, NO. 18 ARDMORE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1945 Copyright, Trustee* of Brvn MawrColleec. 1045 PRICE 10 CENTS Thomas Clarifies Function, Purpose, Rules of Self-Gov't r~~ Role of Individual Declared Essential in Operation Of Self-Gov't Specially contributed by Virginia Thomas '45 "For the purpose of giving a definite and permanent expression to the hitherto unwritten laws, and of forming a body of support for public opinion, the students desire to organize an Association, to be called the Bryn Mawr Students Association for Self-Government." The Self-Government Associa tion is made up of every student of the college, and the rules as they exist now were drawn upc4|fid decided on by the Association as a whole. This government operates through the Executive Board, Ad- visory Board, the permission giv- ers, and concretely through the signing out books and sheets; and indirectly, But most significantly through each student whose co- operation is the very key to the topics of discussion, and guide to the purpose of the function of Self- Government. One of the most ac- tive of these divisions stated above is the Advisory Board, which con- sists of all the Hall Presidents. The Hall president represents Self- government in her hall, and is as- sisted in her function by the per- mission givers of the hall, who accept the responsibility of signing out students. Every Monday at a meeting the Hall President turns ever the signing OUfcjsheets of that week to the Self-Government President, and also reports any lateness or offenses. There is full investigation of every offense through the hall president and through the girl involved, injpner to gain a full understanding of the case, and therefore to be prepared to make a fair judgment of the situation. If the student does not wish to present the case herself Continued on P*xe ) Common Treasurer Candidates: Gilmartin, Poland, Albert, Holland The Sophomore Class has nomi- nated Rosemary Gilmartin, Helen Poland, Jean Albert and Marian Holland for the position of Com- mon Treasurer. * The Common Treasurer**oordi- nates and administers the finances of the Self-Government Associa- tion, the Undergraduate Associa- tion, the League and the War Al- liance. Slje draws up budgets, pays all bills and prepares the financial statements of these organizations. Rosemary Gilmartin Rosemary Gilmartin is a mem- ber of the Science Club and was in the "Mikado" last year. She is a Non-Res and on the Cut Commit- tee. Rosemary has been on the sec- ond hockey team for two years and is on the Sophomore basketball team. Continued on Page 4 Mrs. Wm. Stevenson Will Address College For Red Cross Drive Mrs. William Stevenson, who will open the Campus Red Cross Drive at the College Assembly on Wednesday, March 14, has been overseas for two years with the American Red Cross. She is the author of I Knew Your Soldier in which she tells of her experi- ences in England, Scotland, North Africa, Sicily, and Italy. This pamphlet is a tribute to the volun- teers and supporters of the Red Cross for their excellent work which they have done with the soldiers abroad. Ernie Pyle has written with en- thusiasm about Mrs. Stevenson herself. He says that "She is-a sort of roving delegate, cheerer-upper, smoother-over, and finder-outer for the whole Red Cross�and half the Army too. She lends her ear to tales of woe, turns her smile on generals and privates without dis- tinction." Sociologists Lose Themselves in Subway En Route to Work in Phila. Union Offices by Bettina Kluepfel '48 Through a maze of unfamiliar subways, several Bryn Mawr So- ciology students have found their way to the Union Offices in Phila- delphia. Working in the various departments of Local and National unions, they come into direct con- tact with union organizations and methods. Miss Fairchild, head of the Graduate Department of Social Economy, gave them the oppor- tunity, and after a telephone con- versation with a union leader, about ten students prepared to go into Philadelphia once a week to attend Union functions and busi- ness meetings. Going at different times and in small groups, they lis- ten to meetings, hear grievance cases argued, go through the liter- ature stock rooms, and have a chance to read all the pamphlets distributed in the local organiza- tions. So far most of them have just attended Ae meetings- of the different local and national com- mittees; however next week some will start working with files. Although they work with all serious intentions of gaining a better" understanding of labor movements, often amusing inci- dents do come up. In checking through the files of the Pood, To- bacco and Agriculture Union, two Bryn Mawrtyrs were somewhat astonished to find papers on in- numerable cemeteries cropping up. Finally overcome by curiosity they asked what connection cemeteries had with Food, Tobacco and Agri- uclture. It seems that the union had been asked that before, and had even been accused of canning corpses, but cemeteries did not fit under Steel and Autos, or under Womens' Garment Workers so they were relegated to the Food, To- bacco and Agriculture Union. In a Steel Workers meeting, where salmon cans were used for ashtrays because of the exigencies of moving, the Bryn Mawr girls were asl ed if Jhey had anything to say, i^nder'that section of the meeting labeled Good and Welfare. They are still wondering which they are: Good or Welfare? Athletic Association Board Chooses Hedge, Woodward, Niles for A. A. Presidency ALICE HEDGE NANCY NILES Pat Behrens Elected Undergrad President "My, it's nice to be on the op- posite end of reporting for once". Pat remarked happily. "How I hate interviewing!" Settling down to a discussion of her policy as new president of the Undergrad- uate Association, Patricia Beh- rens declared that Undergrad will continue its policy of "represen- tation and cooperation" during the coming year. Not only must the Undergrad- uate Association maintain an over all view of the interests and ac- tivities of the student body, but i{ must continue to represent caSnpus opinion in the clubs and committees formed by the Asso- ciation and coordinated under it, she said. These have been� its chief functions in the past, and increased endeavor to fulfill these functions will be its prwrram for the future. ,* A History major, Pat has found life one long succession of papers. Declaring that the routine is now varied by practice of "To the May Pole" in anticipation of the day when she'll have to lead .under- graduates over Merion Green, she realized with relief that the day was over a year off. Pat's future promises to be a healthy one (despite the papers), for she declares' she has found the elixir of life in the infirmary gargle. She suspects there may be a strange ingredient in the po- tent mixture which produces mir- aculous results no matter what the ill. Her chief fear seems to be that the cigarette shortage may catch up with her after all, as it did for Ginny Thomas and Harji Malik who had always re- sisted temptation until they were elected to office. JOAN WOODWARD 6S% of Students Favor Psychology For Science Work 48% Having Filled Science Requirement Prefer Psychology Duties of Office to Include Arranging Activities, Meetings The Athletic Association Board has nominated Alice Hedge, Joan Woodwaid, and Nancy Niles for President of the Athletic Associ- ation. . The President of the Athletic Association works with Miss Petts to coordinate the activities of the Physical Education De- partment with those of the under- graduates. She arranges inter- class and hall games, plans week- end activities and takes charge of awards. She also presides over all meetings of the Athletic As- sociation. Alice Hedge At present Alice-is treasurer of the Athletic Association. For the past three years she has been on the varsity swimming team, managing it for the past two years. She was also on the hockey team in her Sophomore and Jun- ior years, a/id its 1944 manager. This year^, she is head of Chapel for the League and is on the nominating committee of the Junior class. Last year she was treasurer of the Undergraduate Association and was on her class nominating committee. Joan Woodward Joan is treasurer of the Ath- letic Association this year. She is also on the League Board a co- head of the summer camp for 1944. 'Ilast year she was Sopho- more representative to the League and worked with the Haverford Community Center. She has been in the choir since her Freshman year. Nancy Niles Nancy is Sophomore represen- tative to the Athletic Association this year. She has been on the hockey and basketball teams for two years. She is also co-chair- man of the Camp and Hospital committee of the Red Cross Unit. She will be a Senior next year because she is accelerating.' Language Houses Students who are interested in applying for rooms in the French House, German H8use or Spanish House next year should make appointments with Miss GHman, Miss Cohn or Miss Nepper as soon as possible, and not later than Thursday, March twenty-sec- ond, the day on which spring vacation begins. Specially contributed by B. A. Mercer '45 ' The Undergraduate Curriculum .Committee questionnaire on thi Science Requirement showed thai of the 68'A of the students wh answered, over two-thirds believed that Psychology should be include.', among the courses which fulfil the science requirement. If Psy chology had fulfilled the require . ment, 48% (177 students) of those who have already completed thei science would have been drained from the present four first year science courses, whereas9 about ten science majors would have been un- able to take Psychology. Since onl twelve answering students hav.- not completed the requiremen: future demand shifts must at pres- ent be predicted on the above basis. The committee will recommend that the faculty committee consider ...e theoretical aspects of the case and investigate the practical changes which would be involved. The tabulated answers are as follows: I. Have you taken First Year Psychology? 94 Yes. 276 No. If not, do you plan to take it in its present status? 49 Yes. 227 No. II. Will you have complete J the science requirement by Jum 1945? 297 Yes. 12 No. (a) If so, what science have you taken? Biology 122. Chemistry 64. Geology 88. Physics 23. (b) If Psychology had been in- cluded among the required sciences would you have taken it instead? 177 Yes. 120 No. . (c) If not, if Psychology wer^ to be included among the require I sciences,, would you take it in- stead? 10 Yes. 2 No. III. If you are a science majo (a) Are you using" Hsych. to ful the reading course requirement.' 10 Yes. 66 No. (b) Would you be unable or have been unable to take it if it did no! fulfill the reading course require- ment? 20 Yes. 32 No- IV. Do you believe Psychology should be included amortg the re- quired sciences? 225 Yes. Ill No. ijor: jftii: French Club to Give Paris Liberation Film The Liberation of Paris, .i French movie with English com- mentary by Charles Boyer, wi! be shown, free of admission, i:i the Music Room on Mondaj, March 12 at 8:00 P. M. Actu; scenes of the Paris liberation, taken by members of the Frem i underground, make up the mai : part of the film. Tellingthe,. story of the fin:: blow dewt by the FFI under the leadership of Colonel Rol, as the Germans retreated, it is the pic torial history of the work of the French people to liberate thea- capital. The Liberation of Paris is :\ record of_aa important ^part of the history of France and is the best French film to be shown, this year. �C' V x
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I've really been enjoying the moonshine my mother-in-law gave me, and this is a cocktail I found and played around with a week or two ago and have been itching to share because it's quickly become a favorite of mine — which is unexpected in the sense that this baby is HOT, just super spicy on the finish, which isn't what I'd normally go for.
I got it off a website called the New York Cork Report; a writer/restaurateur thought up the drink to a) help move more corn whiskey at his bar; b) taste like jalapeno cornbread. How cool is that? Thus, you've got the corn whiskey = cornbread; heat = Tabasco; a citrus taste that goes with spicy food = lime; buttery mouth-feel = corn whiskey's oily mouth-feel; jam you might spread on your jalapeno cornbread = apricot brandy. I am going to have to remember this trick — building a drink from scratch by imagining a specific, culinary reference.
Did I mention yet this drink is hot? It's very hot.
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2 ounces Georgia Moon Corn Whiskey
1 ounce apricot brandy
1 ounce lime juice
2 dashes Tabasco
1 dash Fee Brothers Peach Bitters
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I really didn't change a thing from this recipe — but I did, obvs, use my Georgia Moon; the original recipe employs Glen Thunder Corn Whiskey, produced by Finger Lakes Distilling.


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The seductive, dangerous and overwhelming world of Brett Haylock's La Soiree has taken over off-Broadway's Union Square Theatre! Feast your eyes on the one-of-a-kind performers who make up the show's band of vaudevillian vagabonds.
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February 20, 2015Ronald Keaton on becoming the man who coined the term "The Iron Curtain" in Churchill.
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The Super Bowl is the showcase of the NFL's two best teams, and its halftime show has been the showplace for some of music's greatest showmen and women. Sporting News ranks the 25 best Super Bowl halftime shows of all time.Start Slideshow
It will be interesting to see where Sunday's performer, Beyonce, will fall on his list.
Backed up by the famed Florida A&M Marching 100 band, Prince amazingly exceeded expectations for this 2007 performance in Miami. The set featured seven songs (including his version of Jimi Hendrix's "All Along the Watchtower") and concluded with a spellbinding rendition of "Purple Rain" that was actually performed in the rain. Obviously, with that kind of stagecraft, it was meant to be No. 1 on this list.Next
The King of Pop's 1993 appearance sent the ratings soaring despite the game being a blowout—Dallas beat Buffalo 52-17—and the NFL sought to attract big-time megastars each year after this show. The five-song set included "Billie Jean," which gave Jackson a chance to show the Rose Bowl crowd that he hadn't lost his edge as a moondancer.Next
At age 62, McCartney showed his staying power on the biggest of stages in 2005 at Jacksonville, singing "Drive My Car," "Get Back," "Live and Let Die" and "Hey, Jude." Coming on the heels of Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" a year earlier, the NFL and FCC were thrilled.Next
This 2011 show featured a Super Bowl-record eight songs and a highly charged performance by The Black Eyed Peas, who had fans dancing in the aisles from the first two songs—"I Gotta Feeling" and "Boom, Boom, Pow." At Cowboys Stadium, this was arguably the most "overachieving" show in the big game's halftime history.Next
The Boss brought perhaps the Super Bowl's most energetic performance to Tampa's Raymond James Stadium in 2009, singing "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out," "Born to Run," "Working on a Dream" and "Glory Days." In fact, he had energy in so much abundance that he crashed into a camera after doing his signature knee-slide across the stage.Next
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were both 63 when they delivered this classic performance at Ford Field in 2006. The Stones did only three songs—"Start Me Up," "Rough Justice" and "Satisfaction"—but they did so with their usual contagious energy and left the Detroit crowd begging for more.Next
Perhaps the most underrated of all the Super Bowl halftime shows, this "Celebration of Soul, Salsa and Swing" at Miami in 1999 featured memorable performances from soul legends Khan and Wonder and a show-stopping close from Kiss.Next
This 2002 tribute to 9/11 victims was appropriately performed by U2 at the Superdome in New Orleans. Bono proved why he's one of music's best live front men with superb performances of "Beautiful Day," "MLK" and "Where the Streets Have No Name."Next
This highly anticipated 1996 appearance by the diva of soul didn't disappoint the 76,347 fans in attendance at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz. They saw a true spectacle worthy of a queen. Ross made four costume changes during the 15-minute performance while singing a medley of her hits. The finale song, "Take me Higher," ended with the former lead Supreme getting whisked out of the stadium in a helicopter.Next
The classic American rocker turned in a heartfelt performance of four of his best songs in Phoenix, including a memorable version of "Free Fallin'" that brought down the house in 2008.Next
This halftime in Atlanta featured an eclectic mix of talent and was produced by Disney. Collins and Braxton stole the show, bringing the Georgia Dome crowd in 2000 to its feet with the balding Brit singing "Two Worlds" as a prelude to Braxton's soulful finale of "We Go On."Next
Aerosmith, Mary J. Blige and Nelly saved what could have gone down as a "boy-band disaster" in 2001 at Tampa after the Backstreet Boys sang the national anthem and 'N Sync performed "Bye, Bye, Bye" and "It's Gonna Be Me." A pre-recorded skit by Ben Stiller, Adam Sandler and Chris Rock set the stage for Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler, who performed "Jaded" and "Walk This Way" in the finale.Next
This "Rock the Vote" show produced by MTV is best remembered for Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" while she was singing the "Rock Your Body" finale with Justin Timberlake. Often overlooked at Houston's Reliant Stadium in 2004, however, were sparkling performances by P. Diddy, Kid Rock and Nelly. The star-studded quintet did eight songs in the set.Next
Another underappreciated show, this gathering of soul greats, old and young, at San Diego in 1998 served as the Super Bowl's "Salute to Motown's 40th Anniversary."Next
The pre-show hype and anticipation was palpable. The quality of the performance? Not so much. The fans at Sun Life Stadium in Miami did receive quantity, however, as Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend and company performed five songs, leading off with "Pinball Wizard."Next
Although sponsored by Oscar Mayer, there was no baloney at halftime of New Orleans' Superdome in 1997. Jake and Elwood Blues (Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi) combined forces with ZZ Top and the "Godfather of Soul" to provide a memorable interlude, with the quartet coming together for an electric version of "Gimme Some Lovin'" to close the show.Next
This halftime in Tampa was the first Super Bowl to feature the kind of modern pop extravaganza that we've come to expect today. At the time, New Kids on the Block was the hottest thing in the music industry, and the interruption of their show by news coverage of Operation Desert Storm only added to the drama in 1991.Next
With a theme centering around "Indiana Jones," Disney producers brought together a motley crew of old and new in Miami to entertain the crowd at Joe Robbie Stadium in 1995. LaBelle's performance of her hit "New Attitude" was the highlight—and it helped fans better forget the national anthem performed by Kathie Lee Gifford.Next
The theme was "Polytheism" (that's Greek and Egyptian, if you're scoring at home) and the sponsor was Bridgestone Tires. It would only get stranger from there. Four local high school drum lines joined Madonna and company for eight songs that included "Sexy and I Know It" at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.Next
Surprisingly, "Rockin' Country Sunday" at Atlanta's Georgia Dome was the only Super Bowl halftime show exclusively devoted to country music in the game's history. The show took place at the height of pop country's popularity in 1994.Next
In one of the more unusual groupings in music history, Twain and No Doubt's Gwen Stefani sang "Man, I Feel like a Woman" and "Just a Girl," respectively, before Sting closed the show with Stefani with a spectacular duet rendition of "Message in a Bottle" at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium.Next
In a salute to jazz great Louis Armstrong, Channing and Hurt made their second Super Bowl appearances, and were joined by the legendary Fitzgerald at Tulane Stadium in New Orleans during halftime of the Cowboys' 24-3 blowout of Miami.Next
In this unusual pairing of a South Beach singing sensation and two Winter Olympians at the Metrodome in cold Minneapolis, Estefan gave a stellar performance of "Get on your Feet" while Boitano and Hamill were on their skates in a tribute to the 1992 Winter Olympics.Next
This show, a tribute to New Orleans and the "40th anniversary of Peanuts"—yes, really—featured a blend of jazz (Fountain), Cajun (Kershaw) and soul (Thomas) from three native Louisianans at the Superdome. The trio received backup from in-state college marching bands Nicholls State, Southern and Southwestern Louisiana. Another native Cajun, Aaron Neville, got things started for the day with a memorable national anthem.Next
This was the fourth (and best) of a Super Bowl-record five halftime appearances by the much-parodied Denver-based youth organization—a salute to the 1960s and Motown at the Pontiac Silverdome.


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Cooperstown is home to biggest of stars
By Trevor Hayes
Back in December, we did some research on the All-Star Game. The Veterans Committee had just elected Joe Gordon to the Hall of Fame, and we found that Gordon played 11 seasons and was an All-Star nine times – a pretty good ratio, but how good?
We figured that at 81.8 percent, he would be fairly high. The numbers show that Gordon was the highest among all Veterans Committee inductees – and that the percentage of seasons he was an All-Star was 13th overall among all Hall of Famers.
But en route to finding Gordon's numbers, we found some other interesting stats concerning All-Stars and Hall of Famers. Two caveats: For purposes of this research, a season is counted for a player only if they debuted before June 1. And time spent in the armed services does not count as a season.
Hank Aaron holds the MLB record for both the most seasons as an All-Star (21) and the most selections (25). From 1959-62, two All-Star Games were played every season.
Following Aaron are Willie Mays and Stan Musial at 20 seasons and 24 games apiece. These three players and seven others have percentages above 90 (among players with at least six All-Star selections). The 90-to-99 club includes Aaron (91.3), Bill Dickey (91.7), Ted Williams (94.4), Rod Carew (94.7), Cal Ripken Jr. (95) and Mays and Musial (both at 95.2).
Only three players in the history of the Midsummer Classic have been selected to every game for which they were eligible. Lou Gehrig, who began his playing career 10 seasons before the creation of the All-Star Game, spent his last seven as All-Star (including a 1939 selection, despite playing his final game in April of that year). Joe DiMaggio spent three seasons in the military during World War II, but all of his 13 seasons on either side of his service time were All-Star years.
The only non-Hall of Famer to have been selected as an All-Star in at least 90 percent of his seasons is Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki – who is not yet eligible for the Hall of Fame. After a successful career in Japan, Ichiro debuted in the major leagues in 2001 and has been an All-Star each of the nine seasons since.
Keep your eye on Albert Pujols. The Cardinals first baseman received 5.3 million votes this year – the second highest total in the history of fan balloting. And with each All-Star selection, Pujols is inching up a very select ladder. His current percentage of 88.9 is tied with Mickey Mantle and is trailing only those 10 above 90 percent.
Listed below are the top 15 Hall of Famer percentages for seasons as an All-Star:
Trevor Hayes is the editorial production manager at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Those are some pretty good stats. Albert Pujols could possibly contend with Hank Aaron for the record for most seasons as an All-Star if he can stay healthy.
Thanks for the comment. One of the things I wanted to put up from the research that I did was that Pujols and Ichiro are the leading active players. Of course every year for active players changes their percentages and Pujols has a long way to go to reach Aaron. Albert is an amazing player, but he would need 13 more appearances in the All-Star game to tie Aaron. For some perspective, only 22 players have ever been selected to 13 All-Star Games. Just to tie Aaron, he would have to be in every All-Star Game from this season to 2022. That certainly gives you a more respect for what Aaron did during his consistent and long career. Thanks for the comment and any time you want to chat stats, I'm game.


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The U14 Rush Pikes Peak team won the Glenwood Springs Invitational Tournament over Memorial Day weekend.
Defender Jaimee Hilton recorded the lone goal in a 2-1 loss to Glenwood Ice on Saturday morning with a long-range effort that sailed beyond the goalkeeper's reach.
The team came out with a more fluid effort on Saturday afternoon against Aspen National, with Marisa Shigio and Ellie Matesi scoring goals in the second half.
Rush needed a win in the final game of pool play to secure a spot in the final. After a scoreless first half, Rush's many efforts on goal paid off with Brooklyn Mack and Ailsa Young converting chances to help the team beat Glenwood Hot Shots 2 – 0.
Rush faced Glenwood Ice again in the final, seeking redemption for its loss to Ice in pool play. Rush pressured Glenwood early and scored two goals off of corner kicks in the first half. Rush fought its way through a physical game in tough, wet conditions to come out on top 2-1 at the final whistle.
The girls had a lot of fun playing and working together to achieve their goal of winning the tournament.