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Aelelia looked over at Balthazar, frowning as he voiced his opinion of Cornelia. "Not every Cornelian is like those idiots, so you know. I'm pretty sure that paladin is just a refugee, like most everyone around here nowadays. Everyone's just a bit on edge, is all." She gave him a light smile, skipping a few paces forward, just into the treeline of the forest. "Well, I was gonna get some potions before we left, but somebody walked off in such a huff that I didn't get a chance to stop for any. I've got plenty of ethers though, and even a few elixers." Though with his announcement at not having a plan for whoever it was that was skulking around out there that she just had to laugh. "What's the point of planning when we don't know what we're gonna be going up against? It'll be easier just to all-out smash him down anyways."
There it was. The dead giveaway that she was a follower of Bahamut. Who needs planning when you have the overwhelming power of the great dragon on your side? If Aelelia had a problem with a monster, her number one and only solution was to just squish it into the ground. She didn't bother with very many techs or magic, not with her strength and speed being what they were. It used to be she only relied on her speed, but once she became an avatar, she could really pack a punch. So she couldn't really see any other plan of action that what she would normally do. It was almost stupidly simple, but it worked for her, and if it worked, why change it? So why don't we just get a move on? The forest is pretty big, after all."

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His particular fields are American, English and Medie- val History. "I come from an army family," Dr. Manning said. His family has taken part in every American war. Dr. Manning has traveled wide- ly, especially in France, England, and Italy, and map-making is his favorite hobby. Palmer, Rice Will Describe Service Life in WAVES And WAACS Senators Advocate Bill to Co-Operate With United Nations Major Ruth Cheney Streeter, of the Marine Corps; Lieutenant Jean Palmer, U. S. N. R., and First Officer Jessie Pearl Rice, of the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps, will speak at an Under* graduate assembly on the indi- vidual branches of the services and how women can be of service in time of war, on Tuesday, April 27, at 12:00 P. M. in Goodhart. Major Streeter, director of the Women's Reserve of the United States Marine Corps, is a Bryn Mawr alumna, class of 1918. Long interested fn aviation, she became a licensed commercial pilot and in 1941 was the only woman member of the Committee on Aviation, New Jersey Defense Council. With her mother, Mrs. W. H. Schofield, she gave the "Cheney" award, which is given every year to some member of the Army Air Corps for "acts of valor or extreme fortitude The Deanery, April 15. � The__ ,, ... � r. ..... ... � . . I or self-sacrifice. It was given Pay Tribute to Work, Life of Henry James poet, W. II. Auden, Mr. Donald i � *�.__�.�.�. �� '. ... ,�,, , I in memory of her brother, Lieuten- Brien, and Mr. Leon Edel spoke . �.-,,. � �. . ,, , , � ,, . ant William H. Cheney, who was at the celebration of the centenary of the birth of Henry James. Miss Lucy Martin Donnelly, killed in World War I in an air collision. Lieutenant Palmer, also a Bryn Professor Emer.tus of English at Mawr a,umnaj c,ags of m^ js an various�opportunities�:rbr�wax work were offered to the students, such as Nurses' Aides, Farmers Aides, First Aid, and the U. S. O. Six War Assemblies, to "cover the causes and ideologies behind the war, the military campaigns and post - war reconstruction." were Continued oh Page Three Poet Robert Frost To Present Lecture On Trends in Verse Specially Contributed by Leila Jack- son, '46, and Marie Wasserman, '46 ferhp'te University, April 15.� Senators Ball, Burton, and Hill demanded the immediate establish- ment of machinery for United Na- tions cooperation. The meeting at which they discussed their bill was sponsored by the Non-Partisan League to Win the Peace. Robert Frost, the first. New England poet to win tne; P.iflitzer Prize, will speak on tne various trends in modern poetry at 8 P. M., Thursday,, April ,29, in Goodhart, under the, joint auspices of Bryn Mawr, Baldwin, and Shipley. Although, he was born /in San Francisco, all of Mr. Frost's work is associated with New England, where he has lived since he was fifteen. Having worked his own farm and Jived with the Vermont farmers* all of his poems are full of the authentic feeling and beauty of Vermont farm life. A"�ong the most famous , are, "Birches," "Mending Wall," "The .Hired Man" and "The Runaway." , . Mr. Frost holds the,gold medal ' of the .American Academy of Arts and Letters, as well as the silver medal of the Poetry Society of America, ,and the Mark Twain medal. Ar PM Beta Kappa, Mr. Frost hojds.; degree* ,and|, fejiow., ships from Dartmouth, Harvard, Columbia,.and Yatejaiyd is a mem- ber of the Nation*!,,Institute of Arta�and Letters, ami the Ameri- can Phyq�o&bi�aA'S�?iBti� Senator Ball, and contained the following points: 1. The United States should take initiative in establishing a mech- anism for post-war planning. 2. Economic, administrative and relief agencies should be set up in lands reconquered from the Axis. 3. Procedure and machinery for settling disputes must be estab- lished. 4. Future . military aggression must be suppressed^ 5. There should be a commit- ment of nations to refrain from territorial aggrandizement. This bill is the first concrete action on the part of our govern- ment towards post-war planning, and is sponsored by both Demo- crats and Republicans. Senator Ball explained the ne- cessity for immediate action, stressing that failure to co-operate with our allies" now will make agreement at the end of the war more difficult. If we want to take the initiative 1n post-war planning, we must convince other nations of our' sincerity, he said. They learned from Versailles to be wary of plans formulated by our govern- ment without senate approval. Senator Hill continued? empha- sising the dangers of a return to isolation and stating that we must make our desires known and estab- lish the machinery for their execu- tion. Senator Burton pointed out that we have an exceptional oppor- tunity because it is only in time of great suffering' that1 people are willing Mr abandon t*�eir national selnahness. ' '"�' � continued on Page Pour 1 i Bryn Mawr, introduced the speak- ers. Miss Donnelly related first her own recollections of the great novelist's visits to Bryn Mawr: ortce in 1894, when he spoke on Balzac, and again in 1905, when he discussed "Our Speech" at Com- mencement. His distinguished presence and piercing glance pro- duced an "indescribable" effect on the eager audience, for he was then at the height of his fame- Donald Brien, a collector of executive officer of the Women's Reserve Division of the Navy De- partment. Before becoming a "Wave," she was the business manager of the Junior League of America. First Officer Rice is the Service Command director of the W. A. A. C. A WAVE, a WAAC, and a "Marine" will be in the Deanery � �on Tuesday afternoon from 1:30 n__ i�w,�� ��.,.. u: .___.,_. �# to 4:00 to see.anyone interested in Henry James, gave his account of . ^ 'A Reader's Interest in Henry The reaolution-wao road by Jamps," James-has-enjdyed great these services. fame but comparative unpopular- ity; "he has attracted more criti- cal attention than any novelist since the Civil War." Mr. Brien's interest was first aroused by the difficult Notes of a Novelist, by Mr. James. Finding that this book did not yield its secret easily, he started on a life-long study of the works of Henry James. The eminent critic, Leon Edel, whose article on Henry James and W. H. Auden will appear in next month's Poetry, discussed his ob- servations of James' work. A 'novelist's novelist," he asks al- Aesthetic Theories, Elucidated by Nahm Common Room, April lfy. � A consideration of the structure of a work of art and various perti- nent aesthetic theories was the topic of the paper which Dr. Nahm read last Wednesday. The work of art, said Dr. Nahm, stands for and is the sign of what the artist feels about the non-aesthetic fac- tors he incorporates into his work. This incorporation is accomplished ways'to be met on "his o'wn~ground. |in Jhe artist'8 Particular sensuous He wants the reader to enjoy his j media- virtuosity and for this reason his novels are tlje most "unrelaxed ever written"; they demand mi- nute attention. His books are "too good for the public" and he must have an I audience addicted to him who will appreciate the "great tonal canvasses of astonishing richness." Dr. Nahm opposed A. C. Brad- ley's view, taken from Matthew Arnold's statement that the "sym- bol is equivalent with the thing symbolized." Bradley holds that a work of art provides its own frame of reference, and its struc- ture is such (hat it is immediately intelligible without abstraction. Continued on Pane Three W. H. Auden, English poet and Dr. Nahm brought out that an critic, who is now teaching at | analysis of structure alone is im- Swarthmorev read his own tribute portant but not sufficient. Rodin said that lines and tints were "signs of hidden realities," and that the work of art is enriched by spiritual content. This implies. Dr. Nahm said, that there are certain non-aesthetic factors pres- ent in the work of art which are evolved by the artist's technical ftn; i Dr. Nahm challenged the devel- opments of Bradley's theory of "aesthetic surface" in the field of poetry. Words are not fixed sym- bols, nor do the expression and thought of mo*t,single, words tally exactly. . .-..uMmuwIoi. yw. pour / Air Raid Regulations All members of the College are reminded that under present Civilian Defense regulations no public signal by whistle or siren is a *ign for turning on lights after a blackout. During a night alert the blackout is sup- posed to continue from the first public signal on whistles or sirens until the Ail-Clear, which is announced by radio. .: in I 1 � < � � I '.ii J IT '..*H�6*�.: \ '
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