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\ The College News VOL. XXII, No. 17 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR ^COLLEGE NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS Comic Spirit Smiles As Maids Perform Tarkington's Play Clarence an Excellent Vehicle � For Humorous, Well-Acted Portrayals ENJOYMENT OF ACTING IS BASIS OF SUCCESS To give a sincere performance is a work of merit. To give a felicitous and humorous performance without the conscious stage tricks of the pro- fessional actor or the over-trained and underdeveloped amateur is the work of actors who enjoy life on the stage as much as they do off the stage. This enjoyment of acting was the basis of the college maids' and porters' performance of Booth Tarkington's Clarence. The play was not only well- chosen and acted, but excellently di- rected by Huldah Cheek, '38. The comic spirit has rarely smiled so benevolently and naturally on Good- hart stage. Nor did its smile de- crease; rather it grew broader and provoked the kind of hearty laughter which was directly in keeping with the ease of the play. Humorous portrayals of characters in natural but often overwrought fam- j ily relations often provide the flavor | of Tarkington's comedies. In this particular play, the group is centered around the mysterious Clarence, of whom no one knows anything, but who has the imaginative capacity to tell convincing fish stories and the ability to drive a mule without swearing. Whittaker's performance as Clarence, together with his other talents, might recommend him for a part in Porgy and Bess (but we do not wish to put any ideas into his head). He was ex- cellently cast and gave a humorous and charming performance from his first appearance as an unemployed soldier who sagged to one side because his liver, to the final disclosure of his identity as Dr. Smith, the famous coleopter or beetle specialist. Every- one in the Wheeler household suc- cumbed to Clarence's army experience and noncommittal ability to befriend everyone, until he succeeded in car- rying off Miss Pinney, the governess with whom all the male members of the play were in love. Miss Pinney was the only truly unrattled person in the play Hilda, as Cora Wheeler, was a typical spoiled brat, the nuisance of her pretty governess, susceptible to anything in pants, but still a quib- bler and a tattle-tale. Her perform- ance was exquisitely pert and fluttery; she was weeping one minute, laugh- ing or dancing about in a scatter- brained fashion the next, and always wondering what was happening. She portrayed a real, unartificial ingenue Continued on Page Four Group Speakers Discuss Regulation of Industry Common Room, March 11.�At the last supper held by the Industrial Group Miss Fairchild and Mr. Ander- son discussed the problem of regula- tion of industry, with special refer- ence to the New Deal. Both agreed that some sort of government regula- tion was necessary to ensure the equitable distribution of reduced profits and to impose uniform condi- tions on all industries and trades. They felt that the New Deal failed to do these things, although they ap- proved of some of its measuresj such as the refinancing of mortgages, building and repair loans and labor union provisions. Mr. Anderson par- ticularly emphasized the fact that in a depression '"the number of apples to go around," is smaller and it is necessary to reduce interest rates, as well as wages, in order to stimulate industry and to have a reasonably fair and even reduction of profits. Miss Fairchild opened the discus- sion by describing some of the social effects of the New Deal. In 1932 pay- rolls were down to forty-six per cent of what is considered the normal (the average of the years 1923-1925), and were forty per cent less than in 1929. Employment was also down to sixty per cent of the normal. The New Deal tried to increase purchasing power by raising wages with its minimum wage provisions, and to end unem- ployment by maximum hour regula- Contlnued on Page Four Richards Completes Series of Lectures Miss Park Discusses Summer Schopl-Work Music Room, March 17.�"More Tenor and Vihicle" Rhetoric than money is involved in undergradu- Is Applicable to Philosophy of Life ate contributions to the Bryn Mawr Summer School," said Miss Park in chapel this morning. "Such contribu- j tions show that we are attempting to METAPHOR IS VARIABLE | meet one of the most dangerous, com- plicated and pressing problems of the day�the part that workers are to take in government in the future." That Bryn Mawr's effort to solve this problem took the form of a sum- mer school for women workers was A. J. B. Wace to Discuss Ancient Ivory Trade The speaker next Sunday afternoon at the Deanery will be Mr. A. J. B. Wace, Professor of Archaeology at Cambridge University, England. For many years Mr. Wace was Assistant Director of the British School of Archaeology at Athens, where he gained a great reputation for his work on the chronology of the Mycenean age. In his excavations he sought for and found information supple- menting the work done by Heinrich Schliemann at Mycenae. Several years ago Mr. Wace lec- tured on his findings in America, and attracted a great deal of attention. During his years in Greece he became interested in modern Greek textiles, and (became such an authority on the subject that, when he left Athens, he was offered the position of curator of textiles in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The position he now holds as Professor of Archaeol- ogy at Cambridge is one of the most important accessible to an English archaeologist. The subject of Mr. Wace's talk next Sunday will be The Ancient Ivory Trade. Willert Thinks War In Europe Unlikely England Holds Balance in Crisis Caused by Breakdown of Security System LEAGUE SUPPORT VITAL Goodhart, March 16.�Mr. Richards concluded his series of lectures on the Interpretation of Prose with a con- tinuation of his discussion of meta- phor and with a final proof of the relation of rhetoric to a philosophy >d~ t^in^i*^ Mils Thomas', of life. He distinguished certain types who conceived the idea in 1921> her of metaphor and demonstrated the ,a8t year as President of the College. great importance of the part they play she organized a board of representa- tive use of language as an aspect of tiveg from the co]lege and from the existence. workers themselves, with the members Metaphors must be distinguished ] from Bryn Mawr at first predominat- according to whether they are based jng> and,finally with an equal num- Horace Spokesman of Equitcs, Roman "City Bourgeoisie" --------- Dr. Rostovtzeff Describes Him as a Progressive Farmer and Reformer POETRY SHOWS PUBLIC OPINION OF HIS TIME on a direct resemblance of one thing ber from both groups. Since every The Deanery, March 25.�Britain holds the key to the problem of peace or war in Europe today, in the opinion of Sir Arthur Willert, K. B. E., Head of Publicity in the British Foreign Office until April, 1935, now Washing- ton correspondent for the London Time.*, and author of What Next in Europe? The present crisis is built upon fear and discontent and it lies within England's power through her participation in the League of Nations to combat these two trouble-breeding elements. The real problem behind the threat of war is how to make Europe feel safe. The answer lies in the proper participation of England in the police system of the League of Nations. Eu- rope has given up expecting America to take part because of her own diffi- culties in her own hemisphere. If Britain, however, can play a leading part in organizing security, war may be successfully avoided. Captain Anthony Eden, Foreign Minister and one hundred per cent League man, is doing his best to draw England into the collective security system. Eng- land realizes the likelihood of war and the impossibility of neutrality. That she feels that the League is the best way to prevent' war was shown by the Peace Ballot of Lord Cecil in May, 1935, in which an overwhelming num- ber of votes were in favor of strong participation in the League. All the troubles of Europe are due to the breakdown of the security sys- tem. The system provides that the League shall function like the sheriff of a frontier posse, calling on any country for aid in emergencies. The fact that America in 1919 refused to join altogether and Britain took a compromise position has made the League ineffective in doing police duty and maintaining security. At present France, Russia and the Little Entente oppose Germany, while England and the United States stand aloof and Asiatic and African races hover in the background. War is not likely to come in the immediate future if the present crisis is surmounted, as Sir Arthur feels it will be. In trying to avoid war the back- ground of the European crisis must Continued on Page Four to another�that of the tenor to the phase of labor and education was rep- vehicle�or whether they are connect- j resented on this board by a separate ed by a common attitude which is an delegate, the whole committee was attribute of each. For example, we j enormous. It consisted of about forty may connect two things metaphoric- j members. Yet in spite of its awk- ally because we happen to like themiward sjze jt continued in this form both, although they have no distinct | until 1927. intrinsic resemblance. This resemb-| The faculty has consisted of mem- lance may be called the "ground ofjbers as distinguished as its director, the shift," and can be found in all; Although both Miss Fairchild and metaphors, although itVay actually' Mrs. Kirk from Bryn Mawr have be hardly perceivable and leads to the taught at the Summer School, the pro- false assumption that if we cannot see | fessors have generally been selected how the metaphor works, it is thereby from other colleges, proven unworkable. A particular word is not confined to one metaphorical meaning, but may be metaphorical in different ways, and \ (^Qlincil Finds Cut&lfl may even be metaphorical and literal I o simultaneously. A metaphor may in- j Rehearsals is SerioilS elude a tenor and a vehicle which are, in one sense indistinguishable, in \ which case the expression is literal; \ Unavoidable Changes in Hours on the other hand, there may be meta-1 Scheduled for Rehearsals phorical interpretation of a word or Cause Trouble phrase as well. A simple illustration ______ of this theory is the use of the word;CARE QF GRASS URGENT "leg." If connected with "table" and| with "horse," it will appear that "leg" is metaphorical in the first instance The word "experiment" is truly the Continued on Paore Five since it has not all of the character- istics of the second. If we apply "leg" ] President's House, March 11.�The progress of May Day plans, the prob- lem of undergraduate papers and re- , ports, and discussion of certain diffi- to the appendages of a starfish ,t >s,culties connected with M Day were difficult to tell whether we are being ^ q{ ^ ^ ^ by the metaphonca or literal and similarly. Co� Coundl &t ^ recent sesgion we scarcely know m what category to;The condition of the grags was also i.l.w... n "utAAHon loor " I no Iqttov 1� . place a "wooden leg." The latter is : brought up with the urgent request actually an example of the simultanc-. that one on campug shou,(| use ity of the literal and the metaphorical, i the ,ar hs and thus saye ^ The purely literal is very rare in any^ fls much ag ^ Certain thing but a specialized scientific dis-.tudente haye faeen ided with course; the majority of ordinary sen-! whjstles ^ mn offcnders am| rf fences turn out to be metaphorical. have been erected at points where A metaphor necessarily involves, hs are bejng worn comparison, but may be approached, May Day are essinfc. from several different angles. The, we� and are geUinj? on fflr eighteenth century rhetorician., M|farter tnan ha(, becn cxpccted. The represented by Dr. Johnson, confined. uestjon of cuttjng rencarsals nas themselves, according to their beliefs, j,^^ serjouSi however> in the to metaphors which called attention to resemblances between two objects. Modern theory is diametrically op- posed to this principle; thc^super- realists, whose leader in France^fpday is M. Andr6 Breton, attempt to seize upon two objects as remote from each other as possible and bring them to- past ^week. Two or three rehearsals were completely broken up by the un- explained absence of one or more of the key characters. If this continues and proves to be genuine disregard, it is probable that drastic action may have to be taken against those who cut Mrs. Collins felt that the cut- gether in a striking manner, holding j tjng wflg not due gQ much to the stu. that this is the highest task to which poetry can aspire.- Both extremes have grave disadvantages. Actually metaphors are as�dependent on the dissimilarities of their component parts as upon their resemblances, but the super-realists mistake the strain Continued on Page Six College Calendar Wednesday, March 18: Nar- rative Series of Films from the Library of Modern Art. Good- hart, 8 p. m. Friday, March 20: Announce- ment of Graduate European Fellowships. Goodhart, 8.45 a. m. Sunday, March 22: Dr. Ar- thur Wace will speak on The Ancient Ivory Trade. Deanery, 5 p. m. The Reverend Alexander Za- briskie will speak in Chapel. Music Room, 7.30 p. m. Monday, March 23: Varsity Basketball game versus Haver- ford College. Gymnasium, 8 p. m. dents as to changes in the hours scheduled for rehearsals. Much of this was unavoidable, but in the fu- ture misunderstanding will be elimi- nated by allowing no changes once the schedule is posted. The coaches may cancel rehearsals, but they will not change them to another hour. The plays are fully understudied and rehearsals will be held for the understudies after vacation. Mrs. Collins pointed out that these people are making a great sacrifice of time and energy and it is only fair that if regular members of the casts cut frequently their parts ought to be given to the understudies. The choice of places to have the wagon plays is causing the committee in charge of May Day quite a little trouble. Mrs. Collins said that she would be glad to receive any sugges- tions as to possible places to have these plays. The location must be one which is accessible for the wa- gons, which will each be drawn by a pair of horses. The plans for properties and coJ- tumes are progressing very well. This Continued on Page Five Goodhart, March 13.�A new con- ception of Horace was presented by Dr. Michael Rostovtzeff in his lecture, Horace As I See Him. This year is the two thousandth anniversary of of the birth of the Roman poet and it is especially interesting, to read his work now, for, as President Park pointed out in her introduction of the lecturer, Horace lived in a "broken world," and the social disorder he knew was not unlike our own times. Dr. Rostovtzeff thinks of the poet as being primarily a spokesman for the great class of "city bourgeoisie," Un- known before Hellenistic times, who were the backbone of Italy and were responsible for a new civilization of \ the Romans. \ Horace was born a provincial, the son of a freed slave, and was educated in Rome. He derived his income solely from his Sabine farm, which was more than the residence of a grand seigneur or the log cabin of an American pro- fessor, to quote Professor Greaves, of the University of St. Petersburg, but was a fundus comprising both grain and grazing lands. The building that is called Horace's villa today is certainly not the original farmhouse, but dates from later Flavian times. Horace was a careful, progressive farmer, economically independent. Before the first century B. C, Italy was composed of many towns loosely bound together, each with its own way of living. During this century there occurred the miracle of a new Italy with a cultural and political unity emerging from the chaos of tribal differentiation. The Italian people were proud of being Romans and of being rulers of the world. Contact with the East led to the importation of Hellenistic civilization, which was not imitated but continued and Latin- ized by the "city bourgeoisie," who were responsible, furthermore, for de- veloping industry and commerce. As a political class these equites standing midway between the senate and the proletariat, ended the dominance of the senatorial nobility. Horace is representative of this class; in his work he tried to go back to his Greek forerunners, whom he knew especially from his journey to Greece as a soldier under Brutus, but he never lost his Latin flavor. He was a master of the handling of his language and of many phases of poetic writing. His chief interest for Pro- Continued on Page Four Heidelburg University Offers 5 Scholarships The University of Heidelberg is offering to Bryn Mawr students three, tuition scholarships for their summer courses, June 29 to August 8. 'The total �expenses (round trip, board and room) will be $250 for students join- ing the Heidelberg party sailing from New York on the S. S. Deutschland on June 18 and returning August 21. This includes the following pro- gram: language courses, reading and composition, from eleven to one o'clock daily for six weeks (students who have had elementary German are eli- gible) ; lecture courses on German literature, music, art, history and politics. Week-end excursions will be plan- ned to Kloster Maulbronn and Schloss Bruchsal, to the cathedral towns of Speyer, Worms and Mainz, up the Neckar valley and through the Oden- wald, through the Black Forest to Lake Constance, to Friedrichshafen, the Zeppelin plant, Reichenau and the falls of the Rhine at Schaffhausen. Heidelberg University will celebrate its five hundred and fiftieth anniver- sary on June 27 to 30. Students will get their board and Continued on Page Four \
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And Malcolm X stands for self-empowerment. He is proof that anyone, even those who have fallen far, can free himself. You just have to work harder. That's why his spirit is very much still alive in the whole wide world even 50 years after his death.
The demands for justice in Ferguson, coupled with the recent speeches by New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton and FBI Director James Comey, are indeed reasons to keep hope alive!
In the basement of St. Louis' Saint John's United Church of Christ at the end of the Labor Day weekend, Yates recounted almost a month's worth of harrowing encounters with a militarized police force to a room of Black Lives Matter freedom riders. She woefully explained that as the days bled into one another, she began "marking days by police tactics."
These are women with family-friendly brands. They have made their livings online by being noncontroversial and avoiding the icky parts of life -- the icky parts that I love to dive into head first. But there they were, chiming in and telling me of their own fears and worry, thus mitigating my own ache.
The beautiful 18-year old Disney starlet Zendaya looked absolutely ravishing at the Acadamy Awards in her satin ivory Vivienne Westwood gown and her elegant dreadlocked hairstyle. But Giuliana Rancic of E! Fashion Police did not agree.
Though it has a shorter legacy than the U.S.' month set aside to honor the achievements of people from the African Diaspora, those in the U.K. also use various mediums to educate the public on the African-Caribbean community.
On the one hand, many would argue that with the first black president in office, it is Martin's dream that has been realized. Yet, on the other hand, with endless wars abroad, increasing police brutality at home, and a society more divided than ever, it is safe to say that Malcolm's critique of -- and challenge to -- America has never been more urgent.
I was truly disappointed to see that a woman could go out of her way to say something so ignorant about another woman. I would hope that a woman who has been given a platform where she can speak her mind would want to use that platform to empower women not tear them down.
As we end Black History Month, let's celebrate our accomplishments and add to that list an 18-year-old girl who had the confidence and courage to address insensitive, stereotypical remark of ignorance head on.
if black children were reminded, for more than 28 days, that kids like them grew up and achieved their goals in the face of adversity and discrimination, these children would experience the same encouragement any white child feels when looking at the histories of their studies.
In the midst of these projected possibilities, one thing is certain: the power of Hip Hop is immense and unwavering. But, how the art form is used from this point forward will determine the type of power we truly want to have.
There is no evidence that the FBI, other intelligence agencies, or the NYPD had a direct hand in Malcolm's murder. But it can't be totally separated from the well-documented, savage war that the FBI waged against black organizations and black leaders, including Martin Luther King Jr., during the 1960s.
There are aspects of ourselves that we are encouraged never to reveal; but I'm not a unicorn. I'm a man. I'm a black man. I'm a black male teacher. I'm a good, queer, black male teacher who is not quite as good when I feel it must be kept a secret.
Now, perhaps more than ever before, black people are joining forces and standing up for their rights and recognition. Yet, there is still disharmony within that same united front when it comes to accepting our transgender brothers and sisters.
Locks are an unapologetically black hairstyle, from their origins to the growing process. And while natural black hair has been put down for hundreds of years in the United States, Zendaya Coleman was showcasing pride.
A multi-cultural group of retired and former police officers met with Rep. Jackson Lee of Texas to share and discuss their varied personal experiences with regard to institutionalized racism and the unnecessary state-sponsored murders of all Americans.
Black History Month is more than just acknowledgement in a newspaper or a special program at the kids' school. It's an opportunity to reflect on how far Black people in the United States have come in their struggle for justice and equal rights.
There is only one person who can determine how far you can go in life -- you. Always remember that what you tell yourself and believe about yourself will be the truth.
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Asus Eee PC 1000HE with 9.5-Hour Battery
Asus is taking pre-orders for a new netbook that runs on the combined Atom N280/GN40 chipset.
According to Linuxdevices.com and the Asus website, the new netbooks are equipped with a 160-GByte hard drive, 1 GBye RAM and a 10" display with LED backlighting. For communication with the outside world the 1000HE runs over an 802.11n wireless network adapter, Bluetooth and a webcam (no details yet). The netbook has three USB ports, a card reader, VGA output and the usual Ethernet ports. It should cost around $400.
The interesting part of the Asus netbook is the new CPU. The Atom N280 processor from Intel runs at about the same rate as its predecessor (1.66 GHz), but also integrates the GN40 graphics chipset. By this combination the graphics and CPU use only 2.5 Watts of power. In comparison, a traditional netbook with an Atom N270 and GMA945 graphics core uses around 6.5 Watts. Because of this change and a markedly larger battery pack (6 cells with 8700mAh), the netbook can run 9.5 hours without a recharge.
Windows and/or Linux?
Asus has not yet come out with an official statement about the netbook's OS. Rumors will fly whether it will be Windows XP, Moblin or even Android. Asus accredits the 1000HE with a fast startup time, which hints at Linux. Amazon.com, on the other hand, offers the 1000HE preloaded with XP Home.
EEEBUNTU - A fully customised, out-of-the-box Linux for your EeePC
Here's another Ubuntu-based distro specifically for the EeePC market.
EEEBUNTU - A fully customised, out-of-the-box Linux for your EeePC
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other asus eeepc's support linux
tweeks, calm down. asus DOES support ubuntu, pre-configured, on the vast majority of their eeepc models. whether this one will work with linux is the question folks are asking here. -
I refuse to support a vendor that does not support Linux!
This is a really nice looking little unit.. But I'm sick of seeing Windows only options here folks! I refuse to buy an MS-laptop and format/install Linux myself. Not that I'm not able.. I'm simply DONE with dealing with windows-only vendors, AND flushing the $100 XP license every time I buy an MS laptop that I'm just going to turn around and install Linux on. Forget it folks! You've had time to get it together.. and I'm done!
My last laptop purchase was from Linux Certified. These folks do it right. I picked up this sweet little 12" WXGA unit preinstalled with Ubuntu (all hardware WORKS out of the box), and it's SWEET.. AND came with free email support for a year! I don't know if I can tout vendors here.. but these guys Rock:
(plus I got to customize the component set!)
Give me an OEM installed & configured Linux laptop or get out of the way and let me pay a vendor who will!
Tweeks -
Linux for a Windows XP Asus EEE 1000H
Try EasyPeasy (its Ubuntu for Netbooks): http://www.geteasypeasy.com/
Actually most modern Linux-Distributions, such as Fedora 10, OpenSuse 11.1 and Debian 5.0 run flawlessly on netbooks. -
Linux for a Windows XP Asus EEE 1000H?
Hello, Group!
I picked up the WinXP version of the EEE a few days ago, and I am wowed by its performance. It's a great little laptop. However, I'd like to add Linux as a dual-boot system.
Does Asus have Linux available for download from its support site? If not, which of the many Linux distros do you folks recommend? Looking for something that'll install for a noob with a minimum of pain...
Rob Sargeant
RE: Asus 1000HE Ram slots
It has only one slot for memory - but is is easy to get to . . . -
I always use  aa rechargeable batteries to cut down on costs. Makes so much more sense that using normal batteries and throwing them away once they are all used up. Don't you think this is a better choice?
RAM slots?
How many slots are there for RAM on this netbook? I was looking at getting two 2gig sticks, but I don't know if it can take both sticks. -
Asus Netbooks
Two issues need addressing here...
1) Microsoft's specifications limiting memory and storage on Netbooks. This is indeed the case as far as I can tell. But I have to wonder however why Microsoft gives a damn about what memory and storage limits a PC maker decides their Netbooks around.
2) Microsoft's maximum memory specifications for Netbooks running XP and XP's maximum addressable memory space are two totally different things. XP can indeed address up to ~3.4GB of RAM and access MUCH larger HDDs.
Can't we all just get along without getting nasty?
editor's note
Update: I took down the most recent three comments, which all included name-calling and/or profanity. Although we love to get reader feedback, we do want to maintain a professional tone on our site. -
linux on eee pc 1000he
By the looks of the asus site, it's windows xp home http://eeepc.asus.com/global/product1000he-spec.html. How hard is it to get a refund on a licence from Asus? -
Windows or Linux
If I am not mistaking 160GB and 1GB of RAM are exactly the limits for WindowsXP (higher disk or RAM requires Vista). So I wouldn't be suprise to at least see it with XP.
Lets hope there will also be a Linux version.
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Recently, I was listening to CNN where they were discussing the states where convicted felons are not allowed to vote and whether that was right.
Is voting a right or a privilege? But there's a third word that used to be applied, though one seldom hears it anymore.
When I was a kid voting wasn't a right or a privilege. It was a duty of every citizen in the democracy to participate in the electoral process.
As to felons. They are in prison to work off their debt to society.
Or not?
When they come out, are they citizens again or are they less than citizens?
Your thoughts?
Tags: citizenship, voting
Voting is a privilege, but I don't agree with prisoners not being allowed to vote.
If there is the potential for one political party to gain over another by having stricter laws, you add an incentive to a political party outside providing "law and order" to extending or reducing time spent in prison for crimes.
In my ideal political system however all votes are not equal. I would prefer a system in which while casting your vote you have to answer a small list of questions, these questions concern the major economic, scientific and political issues at the time, the questions are purely on awareness (not on how to deal with the problem, that is what the vote is for).
Each vote should then be given a value according to the awareness displayed in the questions answered. Currently democracy is too much a popularity contest.
Sure this system isn't perfect either, but it would be a step closer in my opinion.
You remind me of Robert A Heinlein's suggestion that you have to solve a quadratic equation before being allowed to vote. And he said, at first, that he'd restrict it to integer roots. He figured if you have no grasp of math you were ipso facto mentally incompetent and shouldn't be making adult decisions.
It has the advantage of being a test you can objectively grade; I would shudder at the thought of having to demonstrate knowledge of a political issue to someone who might not be able to keep their opinions out of it. (Would you, for example, reject a global warming denier? If so, why wouldn't you have rejected someone who believed Wegener before 1950? The scientific establishment was just as sure the continents did not move back then, as they are sure of climate change today.) I know many people would reject libertarians and insist that they are doing so on factual grounds, and the reverse is likely true too.
I am not sure I'd go as Heinlein. But I shudder at the thought that money in the amount of trillions of dollars is ultimately in the charge of a bunch of people (our congress) who would no doubt fail the quadratic test.
Sadly, as I prepair to vote, I run back into the problem of 'hours in the day'. Numerous times I have really needed to research a proposal, but realized that a decision should, ideally, be based upon 'knowledge', not 'suspicion' or 'ignorance'. Getting to the place of understanding seems to be a deeply time-invested dependent problem. With everything else I do, my political 'duty' seems the hardest to fulfill.
About 10 years ago, I downloaded a copy of the USA Patriot Act and had set out to 'read' the thing. About 20 pages into it, I realized that there are references to previous laws and rulings, that I had no knowledge of, and would take days to research. To understand ment, plumbing the rabbit hole! Atleast a few things seemed obvious, which, at the time were disconcerting.
I still try to research before I vote, but fear that I am out of my depth alot of the time..;p(
No, the questions have to be worded in more a multi choice setting in my opinion, and not ask for opinions but facts. Taking the example of global warming:
What is the scientific consensus of climate scientists about global warming?
a) They all think it is man made
b) 99% think it is man made
c) 50/50
d) None believe it, it's a hoax dreamed up by hippies
e) no one has investigated the scientific consensus
This type of thing, there is only one correct answer.
Another could be "have temperature risen a statistically significant amount in the last 50 years if we take a 10 year moving average?"
Perhaps add a quadratic equation in there just for giggles.
A right, a privilege, and a responsibility. I've voted in EVERY election since Dwight Eisenhower. This year, I will vote for Jill Stein of the Green Party, because she believes everything I do.
Given the atrocious events of 1945, I suspect that the Japanese people might have a different answer to this question than Americans. Think about it.
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean that had Japan been a democracy and thus the common people had had the right to vote, their aggression pre- and in WWII might not have happened?
And for that matter what about the atrocious events of 1937-1941?
In a democracy, voting should be a mandate.
Suffrage should be a universal right in all states for all residents of the age of 18 or older and in the case of convicted felons, after having served their mandated sentences they should be permitted to be restored to civil rights and be allowed to vote.
A review of definitions:
Right 1) n. an entitlement to something, whether to concepts like justice and due process, or to ownership of property or some interest in property, real or personal. These rights include various freedoms, protection against interference with enjoyment of life and property, civil rights enjoyed by citizens such as voting and access to the courts, natural rights accepted by civilized societies, human rights to protect people throughout the world from terror, torture, barbaric practices and deprivation of civil rights and profit from their labor, and such American constitutional guarantees as the right to freedoms of speech, press, religion, assembly and petition. 2) adj. just, fair, correct. (See: civil rights, marital rights)
2) PRIVILEGE, rights. This word, taken its active sense, is a particular law, or a particular disposition of the law, which grants certain special prerogatives to some persons, contrary to common right. In its passive sense, it is the same prerogative granted by the same particular law.
2. Examples of privilege may be found in all systems of law; members of congress and of the several legislatures, during a certain time, parties and witnesses while attending court; and coming to and returning from the same; electors, while going to the election, remaining on the ground, or returning from the same, are all privileged from arrest, except for treason, felony or breach of the peace.
3. Privileges from arrest for civil cases are either general and absolute, or limited and qualified as to time or place.
4.-1. In the first class may be mentioned ambassadors, and their servants, when the debt or duty has been contracted by the latter since they entered into the service of such ambassador; insolvent debtors duly discharged under the insolvent laws; in some places, as in Pennsylvania, women for any debt by them contracted; and in general, executors and administrators, when sued in their representative character, though they have been held to bail. 2 Binn. 440.
5.-2. In the latter class may be placed, 1st. Members of congress this privilege is strictly personal, and is not only his own, or that of his constituent, but also that of the house of which he is a member, which every man is bound to know, and must take notice of. Jeff. Man. Sec. 3; 2 Wils. R. 151; Com. Dig. Parliament, D. 17. The time during which the privilege extends includes all the period of the session of congress, and a reasonable time for going to, and returning from the seat of government. Jeff. Man. Sec. 3; Story, Const. Sec. 856 to 862; 1 Kent, Com. 221; 1 Dall. R. 296. The same privilege is extended to the members of the different state legislatures.
6.-2d. Electors under the constitution and laws of the United States, or of any state, are protected from arrest for any civil cause, or for any crime except treason, felony, or a breach of the peace, eundo, morando, et redeundo, that is, going to, staying at, or returning from the election.
7.-3d. Militia men, while engaged in the performance of military duty, under the laws, and eundo, morando et redeundo.
8.-4th. All persons who, either necessarily or of right are attending any court or forum of justice, whether as judge, juror, party interested or witness, and eundo, morando et redeundo. See 6 Mass. R, 245; 4 Dall. R. 329, 487; 2 John. R. 294; 1 South. R. 366; 11 Mass. R. 11; 3 Cowen, R. 381; 1 Pet. C. C. R. 41.
9. Ambassadors are wholly exempt from arrest for civil or criminal cases.
Vide Ambassador. See, generally, Bac. Ab. h.t.; 2 Rolle's Ab. 272; 2 Lilly's Reg. 369; Brownl. 15; 13 Mass. R. 288; 1 Binn. R. 77; 1 H. Bl. 686; Bouv. Inst. Index, h.t.
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greeney2 wrote:So as the facts unfold, we will see the trail to wikileaks unfold, and that will implicate him.
Like i said im sure Bradley manning will lie & say whet ever the US wants him to, because he is a coward and like all americans he is a sell out.
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quote:same basic formula as Song to RVP in his volley vs Everton last season. not as good as that one, but still a crackin-ass goal.
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There le one man, besides i-r^sifJ-T-t i-arrish, *»ho ?tm3p out in the records with especial prominence in connecter, with the early fin?r,clnl story of the college. This man was Srmruel "illete, of Uev; York. He was b o m in 1795, and was therefore sixty-five y» ars of age when he began his work for Swarthmore College early in IP61. 'Vith hie elder brother Amos, he had established in 1R15 the firm of A . & S. billets at l'o. ZOc r e-' rl Street, lie- Yorx City, and did not retire from active business until fifty-t- o •ye r <rs later. The firm dealt principally in hardware and the products of the whaling fishery until IB62, after 'which time it developed its trade in California^ Mexican and Texa^ products, especially leather. Mercantile prominence and large wealth brought Samuel into numerous directorate, of railway, bsnkinm and insurance companies; but desritc his inert-R sin,. resronsibilitm PS, he remained until the end of his life proverbial " m re ular attendance and punctuality i" h ! <- business engagements. His philanthropies, • ublic and , t , were equally widespread. H: r •"ifts and service as president or director "err bestowed for aa yv-m- r n on more than c. half-dozen of Her York's benevo-lent institutions. Among these were the General Hospital, In*V nt Asylum, ~orkinr "omen's Protective Un? on, Society for the Relief of the Ruptured and Crippled, Infirmary for "'or,en and Children, Association for the Relief of Colored Orphans, and the 'Vomer's Med-ical College.^Thr-u hout his life, he was a devoted member of the Society of Friends and attended, with trv r --ryirt;; regularity its meetinm- for worshic and discipline, including those which were held, in th- mddle of the week.
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quote:Can someone give me a realistic reason, or number of reasons, why some of you think the Saints will win this game? Did you just see the 49ers offense, with a back-up quarterback, torch the Bears defense? Is it just the homer coming out in some? What's up with all the newly found optimism? Prediction: 49ers 37 Saints 20.
quote:Can someone give me a realistic reason, or number of reasons, why some of you think the Saints will win this game?
quote:The rams took them to OT.
quote:We are die hard saints fans
quote:We have Drew Brees
quote:Our running game is on fire
quote:Our offense is a record shattering, unstoppable, bewildering force that cannot be reckoned with
quote:You are on a Saints Board
quote:It is in the Dome
quote:We are on a hot streak
quote:Our defense has stepped up big lately
quote:The Saints offense > The Bears offense
quote:Did i mention you are on a board for Saints fans?
quote:The rams took them to OT
quote:Believe me I know the 49ers are a very good team, but do you really give the Saints no chance?
quote:Alas, remember the homer thing I was talking about? I did laugh though, I'm sure that was your intention.
quote:OK, that made me laugh. There was nowhere to go but up...a little bit.
quote:Their offense is good, your defense is bad. Your offense is good, their defense is great. I just don't see the Saints winning.
quote:You are forgetting this is the NFL, no games are gimmes, especially in the Superdome.
quote:So you dont think our offense is a record setting beast?
quote:consistent goal line stands, opponents ppg dropping, big plays when it counts. I wasnt joking. At all.
quote:you think their offense is on the same level as our offense? You honestly dont think we have a great offense? seriously?
quote:I honestly think we have a good chance of beating them.
quote:If I'm wrong, I'll eat crow. If I'm not, there will be nothing else said about it.


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Iliotibial band syndrome (ITBS) is an overuse injury. It happens in the soft tissues in the lower thigh, near the outside of the knee. The iliotibial band (ITB) is a thick band of fibrous tissue. It runs from the hip down the outside of the thigh and attaches to the tibia. The tibia is the large bone of the lower leg.
Treatment depends on the severity of the injury.
ITBS is caused by repetitive friction or rubbing of the iliotibial band against the bone on the outer side of the knee. This excessive rubbing can irritate the ITB itself and/or the tissue underneath.
Causes of the excessive friction include:
- Structural abnormalities, such as a short, tight IT band
- Problems related to the foot, ankle, or hip
- Opposing muscle imbalances, such as the quadriceps stronger than hamstrings
- A very prominent lateral femoral epicondyle, the bony structure on the outer side of the knee
- Inward rotation of the leg
- Angle where knee flexes
- Legs of different lengths
- Bowlegs
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your risk of getting ITBS include:
- Certain sports with repetitive motions, such as running and cycling
- Incorrect training technique
- Increasing distance run or cycling too quickly
- Running up and down hills
- Overtraining
- Using damaged or worn out equipment or footwear
- Wearing improper shoes for a sport or athletic activity
- Athletic equipment that is not properly fit to the user, such as a bicycle
Symptoms of ITBS include:
- Dull aching or burning sensation on the outside of the knee during or after activity
- Sharp stabbing pain on the outside of the knee during or after activity
- Pain that shows up in the hip, known as referred pain
- Progressive, worsening pain
- Snapping, creaking, or popping when the knee is bent and then straightened
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. In most cases, diagnosis can be made with a physical exam.
Tests may include:
- Obers test—determines the tightness of the ITB
- Rennes test—specifies the area of pain while full weight is placed on the bent leg
- Nobles test—determines the area of pain while the leg is flexed at a certain angle
For images of the internal structure of your leg, your doctor may recommend an MRI .
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Recovery time ranges depending on the grade of your injury. Treatment steps may include:
Acute Care
Your IT band will need time to heal. Avoid activities that place extra stress on the knee:
- Do not do activities that cause pain. This includes running, jumping, and weight lifting using the leg muscles.
- If normal walking hurts, shorten your stride.
- Do not play sports until your doctor has said it is safe to do so.
Your doctor may recommend a foot orthotic to help control rototation of the foot. This will help stabilize the knee.
Apply an ice or a cold pack to the area for 15-20 minutes, four times a day, for several days after the injury. Do not apply the ice directly to your skin. Wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel.
To manage pain, your doctor may recommend:
- Over-the-counter medication, such as aspirin , ibuprofen , or acetaminophen
- Prescription pain relievers
- Corticosteroid injections
Recovery Steps
Use heat only when you are returning to physical activity. Heat may then be used before stretching or getting ready to play sports to help loosen the muscle.
When the acute pain is gone, start gentle stretching as recommended. Stay within pain limits. Hold each stretch for about 10 seconds and repeat six times. Stretch several times a day.
Begin strengthening exercises for your muscles as recommended.
Surgery may be necessary in cases when there is no response to other forms of treatment.
To reduce your chances of ITBS, take these steps:
- Learning proper training techniques
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- Replacing athletic shoes as they show signs of wear
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ALUMNAE ISSUE The College News Volume VI. No. 14 BRYN MAWR, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1920 Price 5 Cents 4 CITIES WELCOME MISS TAFT ON TOUR FOR ENDOWMENT Political Organizations, Clubs and Schools Vie in Honoring Her "Please don't ask me about politics first," Acting President Taft is quoted as saying to a Chicago reporter. "I do so want to emphasize the need for the Bryn Mawr endowment fund which the Alum- nate Association is trying to raise." Welcomed by college clubs and suf- frage leagues; photographed as "the youngest college president." cathechised as to her political views, Miss Taft left behind her an enthusiastic Middle West when she ended her speaking tour for the Two-Million-Dollar Fund last Mon- day. Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City were the cities visited. A tea at Hotel Gibson, in Cincinnati. Saturday, January 17. was Miss Taft's first engagement on the trip. Catharine Anderson, '06, had charge of the ar- rangements. In Chicago she was the guest of Har- riot Houghteling, '07. Margaret Ayer Barnes (Mrs. Cecil Barnes), '07, gave a dinner in her honor, and Marion Scott, Ml. a tea. She spoke at a luncheon of Bryn Mawr Alumnae at the Fortnightly Club, Wednesday. January 21. and the next day at the College Club. She was entertained by President and Mrs. Jud- son, of the University of Chicago, and also by Professor and Mrs. James Field. Addresses Crowded Ballroom in St Louis At a tea given by the League of Wom- en Voters in St. Louis, on Friday, Mid Taft addressed a capacity audience in the ballroom of Hotel Statler on the "Preparation of Women for Political Ef- fectiveness." She also attended a lunch- eon given in her honor by the Associa- tion of Collegiate Alumnae and the Col- lege Club, and spoke at the Town Club and at Mary Institute. While in St. Louis Miss Taft was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gregg. Emily West- wood Lewis (Mrs. Joseph W. Lewis) en- tertained her at luncheon; Mr. and Mrs Gregg gave a reception in her honor Friday night, and Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Loeb a dinner at the University Club. Arriving in Kansas City Miss Taft on Monday morning delivered the opening lecture at a School of Citizenship. She was the guest of honor at a luncheon of 400 given by the Association of Colle- giate Alumnae, and had dinner at the men's Knife and Fork Club. In Kan- sas City she was the guest of Margaret Nichols Hardenbergh (Mrs. Clarence Hardenbergh), '05. Victory Chair Gifts $71,585 $71,585 has been raised to date for the Victory Chair. Of this $8000 was given in the class collections for 1918; $49,- 315.08 in 19t9; $10,820.96 in 1920, and $3449 in pledges. It will be recommended at the Alum- nae meeting that the Victory Chair be made part of the Two Million Dollar Fund. DANCING AND VILLAGE SPORTS TO BE PROMINENT AT MAY DAY ENDOWMENT DINNER HELD IN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA PRES. NEILSON URGES ENDOWMENT IN TALK AT PHILA. COLLEGE CLUB "The Future of the Privately Kndowed College" was the subject of an address by President William A. Neilson. of Smith, before the Philadelphia College Club last Tuesday. Representatives of six colleges raising Endowments spoke afterwards, among them Gertrude Ely. '99, for Bryn Mawr. Declaring that he was not proud of the record of his sex in voting. Presi- dent Neilson emphasized the fact that colleges train women to be "politically intelligent" and as such deserve the sup- port of the nation. President N'eilson was in Bryn Mawr Tuesday and Wednesday as the guest of Louise Congdon Francis (Mrs. Richard Francis). '00. Add lnflMMtial Maahars to Natlooal Co* �IttM for EadowaioaL Seven more prominent men and women t_\e accepted membership on the N'a- Old Morality to Be Given on Wagon; "Jepthas Daughter" on Library Steps May Day this year will combine all the beauty of past May Days with a num- ber of effective innovations. "Nothing could be more beautiful than the May Day which I saw in 1906," Mrs. Otis Skinner, who is directing the pageant this year, told a reporter. "The campus, however, gets more beautiful every year. The ivy in the cloister is now surpass- ingly beautiful. There really is no col- lege campus like Bryn Mawr for an old English May Day." "Robin Hood" and other plays tradi- tional to May Day will be given. "A Midsummer Night's Dream" will be per- formed in the hollow, "St. George and the Dragon" in the angle of Pembroke East, the "Old Wives' Tale" in the sec- ond hollow, and "The Masque of Flow- ers" in the cloister. An old morality, "The Nice Wanton," will be given by the graduates, on a wagon, something not attempted here before. "Jeptha's Daughter" will be given by the alumnae on the steps of the library. Much will be made this year of the d,nuing and village sports. The greed about the May poles will be kept active throughout the day. Jeanette Peabody,'19. will help with the folk and Morris danc- ing. That the two classes which missed M.i\ Day on account of the war might be asked to take charge of the booth for tea, is a suggestion of Mrs. Skinner's whi.h will be taken up by the chairman of the May Day committee and the president of the Alumnae Association Two performances have been decided upon, but the date has not yet been set. AUTHOR OF "PARIS VISTAS'TO GO ON LECTURE TOUR Helen Davenport Gibbons (Mrs. Her- bert Gibbons), ex-'06, author of "Paris Vistas," will deliver lectures next year on her experience abroad under the man- agement of the Pond Lyceum Bureau. Mrs. Gibbons went through the Adana massacres of 1909, lived through the Ital- ian and Balkan wars in Constantinople, and was in Paris at the time of the air raids and bombardments. In 1914 she founded the layette work in France, "Sauvons les Bebes," distributing in three years from her studio in Paris nearly five thousand layettes. From the entry of the United States into the war Mrs. Gibbons devoted her time to the American soldiers, lectured to them and danced with them. Her chateau in St. Nazaire became the fa- mous "Little Gray Home in France." t'onal Committee of the Two Million Dollar Endowment Drive. They art Mrs. Emmons Blaine, Mrs. Ira Couth Wood, and Mrs. Frank H. Scott, of Chi cago; George W. Perkins, Miss Harriett Bradford, of Stanford University. St Louis Reports $15,000 in Pledges Ohio, Indiana and Michigan Organize Knthusiastic reports from a number of districts tell of preliminary events to arouse interest in the Endowment. Only one district, St. Louis, reports a spe- cific amount pledged. Philadelphia and New York have been most active in the past two weeks, Phil- adelphia giving a dinner to ex-Presi- dent Taft; New York, two dinners to get together the New York alumnae. NEW ENGLAND Professor Leuba presented the need for the Endowment Fund at a special meet- ing of the Boston Bryn Mawr Club De- cember 29. On January .1 Mrs. Slade came from New York to address a meeting called at the home of Elizabeth Higginson Jackson (Mrs. Charles Jackson), ''.17, to open the campaign in New England. Margaret Graham Blaine, '13, has ac- cepted the chairmanship for New Eng- land. Marjorie Young, '08, is chairman of publicity for New England. Sylvia Scudder Bowditch (Mrs. Ingersoll Bow- ditch), '01, chairman for Massachusetts, and Elizabeth Higginson Jackson (Mrs. Charles Jackson), '!)7, chairman of Po- tential Donors for Boston. Headquarters are at M7 Boylston street, Boston. NEW YORK A press dinner with Act inn-president Taft as speaker was given at the New York Bryn Mawr Club January 15. Miss Taft's address was quoted in newspapers all over the country, from Buffalo to Denver. line hundred and fifty liryn UlWl alumnae attended a luncheon at the Cod mopolitan Club January -'��. Mrs. Slade, Mr. John Price Jones and Helen Daven- port Gibbons (Mrs. Herbert Gibbon-> ex-'OO, were among the speakers. Louise Fleischman Maclay (Mrs. A. B. Maclayl. '06, who has accepted the chairmanship for New York. Connecticut and New Jer- sey, presided. Barbara Spofford Mor- gan (Mrs. Shepard Morgan), 'on, chair- man of estimates for the district. Raw a detailed account of tin- plans for work. A map was used to show the different district- with their chairmen. New names added to the personnel of the district are: Marguerite Jones, ex-'15, publicity representative; Helen Howell Moorhead (Mrs. J. J. Moorhead). '04. chairman of speakers' bureau; Eleanor Wallace Looinis (Mrs. Henry I.norms i. 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Those who plan to come arc asked to notify Mi-- Martha Thomas immediately on arriving. Instead of the dinner in Pembroke Saturday night, a buffet supper will be served in the gymnasium. Acting-Pres- ident Taft will welcome the alumnae and Data Smith will recount how the col- lege i- affected by the campaign. Dr. Spnrgeon'a address will be given a- -clieduled at B.30 in the chapel. ALUMNAE WILL HEAR DISTRICT RE- PORTS ON WORK FOR ENDOWMENT Progre-s of the different districts in their work for the Endowment will be reported by the district chairmen at the Alumnae Meeting Saturday afternoon. The district- will be represented as fol- lows: New England, excluding Connecticut, Margaret Blaine. 'IS, New York, including Connecticut and New Jersey, Louise Flcischmann Maclay, '06. Pennsylvania, including Delaware.. Elizabeth Kirkbride. '96; Gertrude Ely, '99, as chairman for Philadelphia, and Marion Reilly, '01, as chairman of can- vasser-. District of Columbia, including Mary- land. 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frrostedman wrote:your false claim against greeney regarding tele-evangelists
He didn't deny he watched televangelists after I said he probably did, after he mentioned watching a religious person speak on television. So, naturally, I thought he did. Get over it for whatchamacallit's sake.
frrostedman wrote:your false claim that I think we're all part of a Sims program,
I didn't say anything about Sims.
frrostedman wrote:Furthermore, I have always tried to be careful not to suggest that though I believe certain things are possible, even probable, that I think they are absolutely true. I don't know that the universe is a hologram. I don't know the brain operates like a hologram. I don't know that our reality is an illusion. But I've read enough about the theories and seen enough written argument and scientific backup to form an opinion in support of it.
I was simply asking you a question. A question mark looks like this ---> ? You're acting like I was accusing of something. Lay off the soda pop dude.
You said this:
frrostedman wrote:How do you know your life didn't begin a day ago, an hour ago, a second ago; and all your memories are false? You don't know that and you can't prove your way out of it either.
Now obviously I'm playing "devils advocate" but I'm sure you get the point.
You were talking about being placed here "a day ago" with "false memories". I asked you about the universe being put here 6,000 years ago. I didn't say anything about "false memories".
It's reasonable that I'd ask you that question since one of the main theories in hologram theory is that the universe could have been placed here at any point in time. And you also believe in the bible, which has a 6,000 year timeline. Hence, the reason I asked you the question.
frrostedman wrote:I wish--though it's your choice obviously--that you'd quit bothering yourself with why I believe things and instead concern yourself with what it is I believe
I'm not necessarily "concerned" about either. Hey, if you want to keep it an ancient Chinese secret, that's cool. Nobody's twisting your arm here man. Many people are curious as to how certain people come to their beliefs. It's a natural human instinct to ask such questions. <<<newsflash>>>...you're in a religious forum...these questions are going to arise. Sorry you got your panties all bunched up over it.


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I found these 2 pages on HF of Jeff Woywitka and Doug Lynch, but i'll post the whole thing here anyway.
Name: Jeff Woywitka
Position: D
Shoots: Left
Height: 6-2
Weight: 217 lbs
Birthdate: 1983-09-01
Hometown: Vermilion, AB
27th overall pick in the 2001 Entry Draft
Prospect Grade: 7.0 B
An outstanding junior hockey defenseman for the WHL's Red Deer Rebels, Woywitka was also a member of the 2003 Canadian team at the World Junior Championships, the 2000 U-18 Gold Medal Team and won a Memorial Cup with Red Deer in 2001.
Named a WHL first team allstar in 2002-03 and a second team allstar in 2001-02.
Acquired by the Oilers before Christmas 2003 along with a 1st round pick (Schremp) and a 3rd round pick in 2005 for holdout center Mike Comrie.
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Oilers scout Chris McCarthy describes Woywitka in this way: "He's a solid 2-way D-man with good size and skills, He uses his attributes to his advantage, can play the power play, and does the little things well. Jeff skates well for a big man, can lug the puck out of his own end and he also has a very good shot from the point.â€
Interview Jan '04: http://www.hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=6588
Woywitka certainly is a front runner for a rookie job next season in Edmonton if there is no NHL work stoppage.
Target NHL Year: 2004-05
(sounds like he may be ready this year? Could beat somebody out for the 6th or 7th d spot)
Name: Doug Lynch
Position: D
Shoots: Left
Height: 6-3
Weight: 210 lbs
Birthdate: 1983-04-04
Hometown: North Vancouver, BC
43rd overall pick in the 2001 Entry Draft
Prospect Grade: 7.0 B
Selected seventh overall as a center in the 1998 WHL Bantam Draft by Red Deer, Lynch moved primarily to the position of defenseman in his first WHL season. In 00-01 he improved his offensive output tremendously, helping Red Deer capture the WHL and Memorial Cup titles. He also performed for Team Orr at the 2001 CHL Top Prospects Game. In 01-02 he expanded his role on the Rebels to become more of a team leader.
Lynch, 20, spent the 2002-03 season with the Red Deer Rebels and Spokane Chiefs of the WHL, finishing with 13 goals and 17 assists in 55 games. After being traded to Spokane, Lynch suffered a broken left forearm which kept him out of the lineup from late February until the second round of the playoffs. Lynch signed a three year contract with Edmonton May 28, 2003.
Lynch was named to the AHL's Rookie Team for the 2003-04 season after also being selected to play at the All-Star game.
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Lynch is a good skater for a big man, with decent acceleration, and good speed and a large stride. He has good balance, is quick on his feet, and skates well in reverse. Because of his days at forward, he knows the offensive game well, and does a good job of supporting the rush. He is an excellent power play man because of his skating, passing, and accurate, low point shot. Lynch is improving defensively, engaging in the physical game, and playing strong along the boards and in front of the net; he is hard to beat one-on-one.
Doug was one of the elite Oiler prospects to attend the Oilers Rookie Camp in Sherwood Park in Summer 2003.
Lynch is pegged as one of the future cornerstones of Edmonton's defensive corps and could conceivably make the club as early as training camp 2004-05.
Here's a list of our picks in 2001 for comparison's sake:
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Our hotel's just a few miles from the famous beaches of Southern California. La Jolla Beach and Pacific Shores Beach promise a relaxing day of swimming and sun bathing. After a day at the beach, be sure to visit SeaWorld or San Diego Zoo. Kids also love LEGOLAND, while adults enjoy spending the evening in the beautiful Gaslamp Quarter.
To keep you connected, we offer free high-speed, wireless Internet access throughout our hotel's accommodations. San Diego, California visitors can start their day with the complimentary, hot Express Start breakfast bar and end it with a soak in the soothing whirlpool. Our facilities also boast a sparkling, outdoor pool and a fitness center, and we provide a free shuttle to attractions within a five-mile radius of the hotel.


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Corot Shiny Crocodile Fumé Zip Around Wallet
This shiny crocodile wallet is not only unusually beautiful, it is also an investment in lasting style. The wallet has a zip-around closure for security and plenty of room for cards, coins, and bills.
- Solid colour, Zip closure, Lined interior, Internal zip pocket, Internal card slots
Composition: Crocodile leather
Depth: 2,5 cm
Height: 10,5 cm
Width: 195,0 cm
Made In Italy
Style: 114076VBGH15074
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- OneSize
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