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The College News Volume VI. No. 21 BRYN MAWR, PA., TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1920 Price 5 Cente JUNIORS WIN APPARATUS MEET ON FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS Individual Cup Goes to E. Cecil, '21, Captain of Victorious Team Winning the first team apparatus championship by a margin of MJ points, and taking first, second and fourth places in the individual contest. 1921 for the third consecutive year carried off the gymnasium shield in the final apparatus meet last Friday. Second place went to yif! and third place to IMS, The- individual cup was won by E. Cecil, '21 with �-�'.�.-> points; E. Cope, '21 coming a close second with a score of M points Third place went to B. Weaver, '.n. and fourth to M. Smith. '21. Each competitor offered one vault and one original exercise on the parallel bars, which were judged for both form and difficulty. In speaking of the individual series, Mr. Bishop, who judged the meet, said that the exercises were more dif- ficult than in previous years, and were 'unusually well executed for young ladies " The second team championship also went to 1921 who secured a lead of 15 points over 1922, the nearest competitor. The third place was won by 1M8. Results I Team II Team Seniors Roll Hoops After Third Oral For First Tune In History 1�20 is ihe first class in the history of the college to have no fourth orals. KX) per cent passed the third French two weeks ago, and the announcement last Saturday that 100 per cent had passed German was the signal for the unprece- dented occasion of hoop rolling after the third oral. 1920 has remained true to the tradition that blue classes always roll their hoops. Due to a rumor current on the campus for the last tour days of the week thai everyone had passed (,erman. the Seniors bad ordered their hoops in advance. Saturday morning they had waited three hours with their hoops for the an- nouncement that came ,n noon. Those who passed ihe third German are: M. Ballon. I".. Brace, M. B. Brown. M. R. Brown. M. K. Carey, J. Cochran, C Kecble, H. Kingsbury, If. Lindsay, V, Park, I). Rogers. K. Tyler "19, I'. Uehida. I Whittier '19, and B. Zilker. The only class with a record near 1920's tor* the third German examination is 1919, with 'HI.'HI per cent passed � After the hoop rolling from Pembroke \rch down Senior Row. the Seniors sang on Taylor Steps. Dr. Prokosch. at the invitation of the Seniors, had the teal of honor on the Steps The German Oral Committee is; Professor Bascom, Professor Huff, and Dr. Prokosch. NOTED SPEAKERS TO ADDRESS BIG VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE ST. JOHN ERVINE DESCRIBES OLDER AUTHORS' INFLUENCE Dr. Angel Meeting. to Speak at Teacher's Alumnae Tell of Work I'.IJI .39 1921 .38 IMS ..........18.5 1922 ..........23 1920 ..........15 1923 ..........19 Individual: I. E. Cecil. '21 ....................njs '.'. K. Cope. '21 ....................28 ':. B. Weaver. '20 ..................2* 4. M. Smith .......................23.5 RED FAR AHEAD IN RACE FOR ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIP With a total score of 152 points, 1921 has i long lead in the race for the Ail-Round Athletic Championship. The other classes ire running neck-and-neck. 1920 with 30 points, 1922 with 21, and 1923 with 25. The Juniors' sudden spurt is the result of 20 points they received for first team water- IHilo and i3 points they won in the appa- ratus meets. The Freshmen's victory on the three lower apparatus teams added 16 points to their score. 1920 gained 1 point from apparatus, and 1922 none \s second and third team water-polo fames are not over, points for them can not yet be added to the total. Summary of apparatus points tor all- round championship : Team Won by Points Pint ........1921......... 20 Second ......1921......... 15 Third ........1923......... 10 Fourth .......1923......... 5 Fifth .......1023......... 3 Individual� Pint ........1921......... 5 Second ......1921......... 3 Third........1920......... 1 Doctor's Club Secures Dr. George Vincent for Lecture on April 16th Dr. (hoik, Vincent, president of the Rockefeller Foundation and honorary pres- ident of the Chatauqua Institution, is com- ing to Bryn Mawr, April 16, to lecture under the auspices of the Doctor's Club. \- Ik.hi ot trn faculties of art, litcra- ture, and scierrn .it the University of Chi- cago, prc-idiiit ot the University of Min- nesota, and in. mlier of the General I ion Hoard, hi \ m.ciit is an authority on loh.il and s.KTial ipicstiolis He i� th, father of I Vincent 12 (Mrs. Pud Vinctni Harf" I I Vincent "23 Conducted on a larger scale than in any former year, the Vocational Conference on Friday, April (). and Saturday, April 10, will give opportunity to hear speeches by prominent workers in vari- ous held*. Noted specialists, including Dr. Haven Kmerson, lecturer on Public Health at the New York School for So- cial Workers, also many alumnae, will speak at the divisional meetings to be held in the hall sittitu; rooms Friday af- ternoon and Saturday morning. The mass meeting Friday evening on teaching, presided over by Dr. Castro, will emphasize, in connection with the Endowment drive, the present need for educators. Dr. Angell, one of the speak- ers, is head of the Psychology depart- ment. University of Chicago; he has been granted a year's leave of absence to till the position of chairman of the National Research Committee at Wash- ington. Speakers and alumnae will have dinner Friday evening in Pembroke with the faculty and undergraduate confer- ence committees. Although all of the speakers and alum- nae mentioned have not yet accepted, the following program is now arranged: Friday. April 9. 2-4 O'clock Basins** Presiding. Louise Watson. 12; Bus- iness Manager. Bryn Mawr College. Finance: Margaret Hrusstar. '08, Bond Salesman and Manager of the Women's Department. Bonbright & Co., Philadel- phia. Conferees. Mary H. Ingbam, '03; Marion Kleps, 'Id; Miss Ccnevieve Pot- ter. Miss Mabel Thomas. Secretarial Work: Bertha Laws, '01. Secretary the Agnes Irwin School. Con- ferees, E Campbell, '01, Agnes If. Irwin, 111, Dorothy Macdonald, 17. Training for Social Work Presiding, Dr Susan M. Kingsbury, Professor of Social Economy. Bryn M.iwi College, Speakers: sirs. Edith Shatto Kin.;. Manager, National Social Workers' Exchange, New York City. Community Problems Presiding. Hilda W. Smith. 10. Act ing Dean of Bryn Mawr College, \tina King, '08, Executive Secretary. Home Service Section. Boston, A. R. C; Mrs. Fva W White. Head Worker. Fliza- beth Paabodj House. Boston; Mrs. Lau- rette Eustis Pease. "9�. Exe-utive Secre- tary. Church Mission of Help, New York Conferees. Henrietta Additon. Hannah Carpenter. '�*. Helen Barrett, l.�. Helen Harris, n >iHinued on Page S) Dr. mttist Calls Environment of Irish Intolerance Stimulating "Not until Americans hit each other in the streets over being Democrat or Re- publican will they know what it is to be patriots," declared St. John Frvine Friday evening. Mr. Frvine. Irish nov- elist and dramatist, began his lecture. "Impressions of My Elders," by describ- I ing the mental stimulus of Irish intol- i erance. With dry humor he traced his I mental development in bigoted Belfast land in London under the influence of I Shaw. Wells and Chesterton. The lec- � ture was under the auspices ,.f the Eng- I lish Club. "Impressed when a young boy by a copy of the 'United Irishman,'" said Mr Ervine. "I announced my intention of be- coming a Nationalist. My grandmother gave me two minutes in which to turn Unionist again. After that I read the Nationalist newspaper eagerly in secret places." "Nothing is so good for the mind," Mr. Ervine commented, "as to be rear- ed in an atmosphere of intolerance. The reason no one in America can tell me the difference between Democrats and Republicans is because Americans are too tolerant." Tiring of his narrow-minded environ- ment in Belfast, Mr. Ervine went to London. He soon came under the influ- ence of Bernard Shaw, who was able to voice the profound discontent felt by Mr. Frvine and other young writers. Contrasts Shaw With H. G. Wells Shaw, although sixty-three," said Mr. Ervine, "has the queer youthful flippancy that always wants to shock old men. We were drawn to him because he had no respect for old people or institutions, but we found after a while we could not live long on a diet of destructive criti- cism. We were influenced then by Yeats' advice to live with our superiors and avoid our inferiors. The trouble was that we felt we had few superiors, and those superiors didn't want to live with us. So ue lived with their books, and ....... (Conlinueil on Page :< i CHINESE SCENE OF FRESHMAN SKIT CREATES UNIFIED ACTION I. Jacobi Writes Music for Songs; Groen Griffin Enters Bryn Mawr Zoo CA8T. The Emperor.................M. Holt Trie ......................R. McAneny Da Ming ...Son of Heaven ..F. Knox Kai Shuay. Red Moth Princess, J. Richards Tuan Fu, Tiger Princess, . I. Beaudrias Ming Tien ...........H. Humphries Mystic Figure ................J. Ward Head Priest................V Fitzgerald Sultan ........................E. Page Pee Tee .................S. McDaniel Secretary ..................E. Ericson Englishman .................A. Smith W'aiter ......................A. Fraeer Executioner .............M. Macferran E. Vincent, K. ENDOWMENT RECEIVES $50,000 IN SINGLE DONATION Total to Dato Is $404,000 The largest gift which the Endowment has yet received. $J0.000, was the dona- tion List week of Alice Belin duPont i Mrs. Pierre S. duPoat), '92 Mrs. du- Pont lives in Kennett Square. Pa. and requested that her contribution be cred- ited to the Philadelphia district. Her gift BfOBBjhfl the total to date of the En- dowment to $404,000. Skit Committee Raht, F. Knox. I'lace: The Forbidden City Time: First part of the present dynasty. Softly chiming temple bells and dimly glowing lights lured 1939 into the dreamy atmosphere of old China last Saturday night when the Freshmen presented "Fractured Flowers." a one-act skit, as a substitute tor Freshmen Show. Most of the music, including the mys- terious harmonies of the curtain song which gave the keynote of the perform- ance, was composed by I. Jacobi. who added to the Eastern setting by keeping up a continuous accompaniment of in- terpretative melodies during the whole skit. College Allegory Orientalized The adventures of Ming Tien in the Forbidden City, where he was scorned by Da Ming, the Son of Heaven, advised by the Red Moth Princess, and trained by the Blue Tiger Princess, formed the plot of the skit. His love for the dainty Tiger Princess refused because of her previous betrothal to the Son of Heaven, Mi ng Tien went for comfort to t he Red Moth Princess. The class animal, a magni- ficent green griffin, was brought in just in time to prevent the death of Ming Tien, who was to be executed for steal- ing one of the paper flowers being made for the (ireat May Festival. I. Beaudrias, as the bewitching and saucy Tuan Fu. was a perfect soubrette and a lit companion to the majestic Son of Heaven, realistically interpreted by P. Knox. J. Richards put personality in- to the rather exacting and nagging char- acter of the Red Moth Princess, and H. Humphries created effectively the shrink- (Continued on Page 5) Former Ambassador to U. S. Under Czar Comes to Bryn Mawr Baron Roman von Rosen, the last Rus- sian ambassador to the United States under the Czar, gave a lecture in Taylor Hall this afternoon under the auspices of the Phila- delphia Endowment Committee. He dis- cttssed Russian questions which Grej ZUboorg, former Secretary in Kercnsky's ministry, presented here two weeks ago, treating them from a different viewpoint Baron von Rosen, author ..nd diplomat, was one of the Russian peace emovs to the Portsmouth Peso Conference after the Rus-.ian-Lip.iiii �� His reniini-.emes are lieing published in the current iss|j�� of ; ,-HiH,/ /' afstaheri at the Facultv. alumrur. and -indent 01 | Us met B �OB Rosen at tea in Rockefeller Hall after the lecture
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quote:there was rumor of him wearing an A&M shirt at the A&M LSU game
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A riveting fusion of visuals, dance, music and fantasy that immerses audiences in Michael's creative world and literally turns his signature moves upside down, Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World Tour unfolds Michael Jackson's artistry before the eyes of the audience. Aimed at lifelong fans as well as those experiencing Michael's creative genius for the first time, the show captures the essence, soul and inspiration of the King of Pop, celebrating a legacy that continues to transcend generations.
THE IMMORTAL World Tour takes place in a fantastical realm where we discover Michael's inspirational Giving Tree—the wellspring of his creativity. The secrets of Michael's inner world are unlocked—his love of music and dance, fairy tale and magic, and the fragile beauty of nature.
The underpinnings of THE IMMORTAL World Tour are Michael Jackson's powerful, inspirational music and lyrics—the driving force behind the show—brought to life with extraordinary power and breathless intensity. Through unforgettable performances Michael Jackson THE IMMORTAL World Tour underscores Michael's global messages of love, peace and unity.
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Few stage performers have created iconic looks that are directly related to specific songs. Say Billie Jean, and the black sequin jacket, black and white-striped tuxedo pants and fedora hat immediately come to mind. As for Thriller, one unmistakably sees the red leather jacket with the two black diagonal stripes. In THE IMMORTAL World Tour, there are references galore to Michael Jackson's legendary outfits.
"Michael is our narrator, leading us on a journey through his lyrics, his poetry, his visuals, his moves and, of course, how he dressed," explains Director Jamie King. Michael's world was the wellspring of Costume Designer Zaldy Goco's creativity. "My approach has been to draw upon and respect Michael's iconic style while creating something new and fresh. I placed subtle references throughout the costumes in the show," says Zaldy, who was also Michael Jackson's exclusive designer for the THIS IS IT concert series.
For Zaldy, playing a role in THE IMMORTAL World Tour had a special emotional resonance. "The prospect of working on this show," he points out, "was not so much a second chance with regard to THIS IS IT as much as an opportunity to honor Michael and keep his legacy alive with new ideas."
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The production brims with imaginative costumes and outfits. Gangster types have surreal guns that seem to be tucked in their pockets but are only shapes; The ghoulish Thriller characters wear pure white, shiny outfits; the bloody innards that show behind the wrappings reflect Michael's love for horror movies. The straps duo artists appear as magnificent swans; covered in Swarovski crystals, their costumes are corseted and laced in reference to Michael's corseted wrist in his Black or White video.


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Bo Duke comes to Cooperstown
By Bill Francis
Was that really Bo Duke?
John Schneider, who famously portrayed Bo Duke on the television series "The Dukes of Hazzard" from 1979-85, could be found on Cooperstown's Main Street in front of the KeyBank building signing autographs on Friday.
"My brother Bob lives in Cooperstown right around the corner, and he teaches people how to paint beautiful landscapes right up here at the top of the bank building," said Schneider between posing for pictures and signing photos for fans. "I was doing a movie in Florida and Bob said, 'Hey, you're on the East Coast. Come through Cooperstown on your way. It's Induction Weekend.' I wish my 17-year-old son was here."
Besides "The Dukes of Hazzard," Schneider has had starring roles on such series as "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" and "Smallville." He's even portrayed a few baseball players over the years.
"I played several baseball players, mostly knuckleball players, on television," Schneider said. "On a show called "Grand Slam" (1990) I played a guy named Dennis Bakelenekoff and another one for Aaron Spelling I played a dead guy who was a knuckleball pitcher called "Heaven Help Us" (1994), and that didn't last very long either."
While he played a knuckleball pitcher, he couldn't master the elusive pitch. But he did get to meet one of the pitch's masters today.
"Here's the thrill of a lifetime. It's when somebody says, 'I'd like to shake your hand,' and I turn and it's (Hall of Famer) Phil Niekro," Schneider said. "What a nice man and what an honor to have Phil Niekro want to meet me. He's a hero. So my weekend was made right there."
Though he was a baseball fan while growing up in Mt. Kisco, N.Y., Schneider has been away from the game for a little while.
"I played Little League as a kid. I was a first baseman and they called me Stretch. But I've been so busy I haven't been following it a lot," Schneider said. "I grew up a Tom Seaver fan, an Amazing Mets fan. We're talking about '69. One of the first Super 8 movies I had on my Kodak projector was called "The Amazing Mets." In those days Gil Hodges and the gang were my favorites."
Today, Schneider's 17-year-old son is a big fan.
"I went to the Baseball Hall of Fame with my son a couple years ago and Chasen read every word on every plaque in that building. It was the greatest thing," Schneider said. "We use to call him Stats because at 14 he could tell you everything about anybody."
Schneider can be found outside the KeyBank building in Cooperstown for the rest of Induction Weekend.
Bill Francis is a library associate for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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Do you think Mark Buehrle ever has a chance to get to Cooperstown? What would it take for him to get there? He has had some big games: Perfect game, no-hitter, World Series winner. And is an innings eater, has 9 straight 10+ win seasons, and 133 wins and counting…


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PEORIA — Bart Rogers helped steer the Peoria Rivermen through troubled waters and complete the team's sale to the St. Louis Blues this week.
But on Tuesday, he said bon voyage.
The Rivermen president, and architect of a marketing plan that saved the franchise last spring, abruptly resigned, stunning the Blues and their New York based parent company, SCP Worldwide.
Rogers will be president and general manager of indoor football's Bloomington Extreme, and serve as chief administrative officer of Central Illinois Arena Management, the management firm that runs Bloomington's U.S. Cellular Coliseum.
He will partner there with Mike Nelson and John Butler, both former Rivermen front office execs.
"I wanted to see the Rivermen sale through to the end, I felt I owed that to Bruce Saurs and the fanbase," Rogers said. "I will miss the Rivermen terribly. But as the new ownership came into place, there were some uncertainties I wasn't comfortable with. The opportunity in Bloomington, in terms of salary, benefits, security, is something I just couldn't turn down."


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greeney2 wrote:Nigfis wrote:Remember this from Obama, just recently? : "And there's no country on earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders.".
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I feel like I'm just in running mode, but Arabella made the Diving team. She'll be starting that next Friday. She will go on Fridays and Tuesdays till March for 2.5 hours. This will be in addition to her dancing which she goes on Mondays for 2 hours, Wednesday for an hour, and Saturday for an hour with an Acro class before that. So if you see me snoozing, you'll know why. I'll be busy running her here and there.
My mom also went in for gastric bypass surgery for her diabetes. it was supposed to be an easy thing, but well it didn't turn out that way. I've been running back and forth to help her this past week and I'm hoping she'll be getting up again soon.


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quote:Some of these same voices also do their best to gum up the works.
quote:"reject the fear mongers",
quote:We have never been a people who place all our faith in government to solve our problems. We shouldn't want to.
quote:Obama: Reject Voices that Warn about Government Tyranny
quote:government needs them.
quote:So we should take a chill pill for every time he makes laws byway of Executive Powers, or his czars do the same without any oversight by anyone, We should ignore how much he laments about not having the powers of a tyrant as he could rule so much more efficirntly if things were different
quote:But, the Supreme Court never ventured into the issues of redistribution of wealth, and of more basic issues such as political and economic justice in society. To that extent, as radical as I think people try to characterize the Warren Court, it wasn't that radical. It didn't break free from the essential constraints that were placed by the Founding Fathers in the Constitution, at least as it's been interpreted, and the Warren Court interpreted in the same way, that generally the Constitution is a charter of negative liberties. Says what the states can't do to you. Says what the federal government can't do to you, but doesn't say what the federal government or state government must do on your behalf.
quote:Alinsky at his best
quote: call other FELLOW AMERICANS communists, marxists, etc
quote:Why would he treat a commencement speech as a campaign speech?


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quote:Whats up Duke your grandmaw still live DTR??
quote:Wish these posts would die. It's quite obvious that jrevonte is not Duke, in fact we know exactly who he is.
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quote:I think he's only a 3 star because he's so much closer to his ceiling than a lot of other guys. He doesn't have a lot of areas to improve because he's just about maxed out. What you see is what you get. And while what you'll get is a good player, there are other guys that have more potential because they are more raw.
quote:He's a good player but he's not even the best LB on his high school team.


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Tata Consultancy Services Selects Mentor Graphics Design-for-Test Tools
WILSONVILLE, Ore., March 1, 2005 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced that Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Asia's largest information technology consulting and service provider, has selected Mentor Graphics{reg} Design-for-Test (DFT) tools. TCS offers design services and intellectual property (IP) to a wide range of semiconductor design and manufacturing customers, so it requires a comprehensive set of DFT tools that are flexible enough to accommodate a variety of complex process technologies and design flows.
Mentor Graphics DFT tools provide TCS customers with superior test coverage, flexibility and innovative at-speed test capabilities that increase test quality while reducing test cost. Mentor Graphics provides the industry's broadest portfolio of DFT solutions for today's system on chip (SoC) and deep submicron designs, including solutions for memory BIST, logic BIST, boundary scan, ATPG and embedded compression.
"Our customers expect us to address highly complex test challenges, which require that we use the most advanced tools and test techniques available," said Dr. Sherlekar, Head Embedded Systems, TCS. "TCS philosophy is to use best-in-class tools or customer preferred tools to provide the services and solutions. Mentor Graphics offers best-in-class DFT tools that fit into any design flow, enabling us to deliver high-quality test solutions to a larger number of customers. Investment in industry-leading DFT tools from Mentor Graphics helps us to train and equip our designers with the necessary skill sets and ensures value added solutions to our customers."
TCS adopted the FastScan product, the industry-leading ATPG tool. The FastScan product provides TCS with an intuitive interface and a range of fault models, advanced fault analysis, pattern compression and optimization capabilities, and industry-proven at-speed test capabilities to deliver the high-coverage test sets needed for today's leading edge ASIC and SoC designs. TCS also selected the MBISTArchitect product for memory BIST and the BSDArchitect™ product for boundary scan implementation.
"The breadth and depth of Mentor DFT solutions ensure that leading service providers such as TCS can offer their customers the complete set of advanced manufacturing test solutions required for today's most complex SoC designs," said Robert Hum, vice president and general manager of the Mentor Graphics Design Verification and Test Division. "As the industry continues to move to nanometer technologies, Mentor's advanced test solutions including the FastScan, TestKompress{reg} and MBISTArchitect products will play an increasingly important role in ensuring the quality of manufactured ICs."
About Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is the world leading information technology consulting, services, and business process outsourcing organization that envisioned and pioneered the adoption of the flexible global business practices that today enable companies to operate more efficiently and produce more value.
TCS achieved this by creating and perfecting a unique method of global deployment and delivery of high quality, high value services and products in IT consulting and business process outsourcing. Known as the "Global Delivery Model," this strategic services delivery concept has reshaped the IT services industry.
More than 75% of TCS customers reward the company's reliability, passion, creativity, and unique ability to handle the broadest range of their IT needs by continually extending and deepening their partnerships with TCS. With over 40,000 of the world's best trained IT consultants located in 32 countries, TCS is uniquely positioned to deliver its flexible world class services seamlessly to any location.
TCS reported consolidated revenues of $1.56 billion (U.S.) in the fiscal year 2003-2004. The company is listed on the National Stock Exchange and Bombay Stock Exchange in India. For more information: www.tcs.com.
About Mentor Graphics
Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of over $700 million and employs approximately 3,850 people worldwide. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777; Silicon Valley headquarters are located at 1001 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose, California 95131-2314. World Wide Web site: http://www.mentor.com.
Mentor Graphics and Testkompress are registered trademarks and FastScan, MBISTArchitect and BSDArchitect are trademarks of Mentor Graphics Corporation. All other company or product names are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.
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Vince Vaughn Gossip
Vince Vaughn gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Fawning over the Foreign Press
Mark Davis/ Jason Merritt/ Kevin Winter/ Getty
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association held a luncheon yesterday in Beverly Hills. You remember what Amy and Tina said of the HFPA at the Golden Globes? "There is no known cure for the Hollywood Foreign Press." I just watched their opening monologue again. God that James Cameron joke still lands even after at least a dozen viewings. Full Story
Bradley, Suki, Vince, no Jen
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There was some bullsh-t story in some tabloid last week, probably STAR Magazine, about how Bradley Cooper tapped out on Suki Waterhouse by not answering her messages. Well, he took her to the Guys Choice Awards on Saturday so... I mean if it's one place you want to be single... Here they are, Coop and Suki, hanging out backstage with Amy Adams, clearly still together. Full Story
Wedding Crashing Google
A trailer for The Internship came on tv the other day. Jacek almost never, ever volunteers to go out and see a movie. He'd rather stay in and see a movie after enjoying a nice blend. Jacek's reaction to The Internship preview? Oh, we have to go see that. It's a Wedding Crashers thing. Full Story
A handy list of actors who think you're stupid
That's what Forbes should have called their list of "Hollywood's most overpaid stars". In and of itself, there's nothing wrong with commercial filmmaking. It's not a completely soulless endeavor, it's just that it's frustrating when movies consistently get made to the lowest common denominator and people with actual talent squander it repeatedly on trash. Full Story
Forgiveness, man weight, and wedding drama
Written by Sasha I'm 25 and have been with my current boyfriend for nearly 5 years. After more than a year with my boyfriend, I found out he cheated on me for the first 10 months with an older woman who was my complete opposite. Full Story
Colin is a talker
Colin Firth and his wife Livia were in Paris last night for the French premiere of The King's Speech. Have you seen it yet??? As you know, Firth is, at present, the favourite to win Best Actor, even though we're still 3 weeks away from nomination day. Things can change, anything can change, but there is no question, on this performance he is worthy of it, and on reputation and career accomplishment, he certainly has earned it. Full Story
They always have babies with the next
No doubt Michael K over at Dlisted.com will have something to say about Jennifer Aniston's lonely girl tears today. He does it better than anyone else. So what's the new pity? Vince Vaughn and his wife Kyla had a baby girl on Saturday. Her name is Locklyn. Full Story
Winona... comeback... again
Well f-ck me gently with a chainsaw... Winona Ryder's comebacks have started and sputtered several times. This time however, this time seems like the most legitimate and perhaps the last shot. EW.com is reporting that Winona has won a major role in the new Ron Howard feature starring Vince Vaughn. Full Story
Better genes
It makes my friend Jody very happy when I post pictures of him. I am happy to post them. Am happy to make her happy. So everyone wins with Jason Bateman. Jason was with his Couples Retreat co-stars in London today at a photocall to promote the film. Look how handsome. Jason Bateman and Rob Lowe. They never age, do they? It's the genes. Full Story
Where's the Swinger?
Hidden under too many layers of douche. This is Vince Vaughn with Jason Bateman and Kristen Bell in Sydney presumably to promote Couples Retreat heading to the zoo for some sightseeing. On screen he's hilarious and endearing. In person… by many accounts… he's insufferable. As in when they were shooting this film there were specific instructions not to look at him. Full Story
Nipple tweak alert
It's shaping up to be a sh-tty day for Jennifer Aniston. Photos of the Brange electrifying the red carpet last night with their hotness will be all over everywhere. And now these – of her ex boyfriend Vince Vaughn strolling around contentedly before dinner last night in Hollywood – well they won't help either. Full Story
Legs at Letterman but no Vince
Reese Witherspoon outside Letterman studios today for an appearance with David to promote Four Christmases in theatres tomorrow. She's been working hard on the promotional trail, on the carpet, morning chats, magazine covers, and shouldering the responsibility for the movie, the sole face of the film thus far, even though she's supposed to have a co-star. Full Story
Red Belle Lips
Reese Witherspoon presented last night at the CMAs looking so happy and so healthy, in red lips and black lace and big hair and embracing the country spirit. Reese is just kicking off promotion now for Four Christmases with Vince Vaughn. Movie poster is attached. She really is that short. He really is that tall. Full Story
Jakey's home!
After spending several months in London shooting the Prince of Persia, Jake Gyllenhaal was home with Reese Witherspoon this weekend looking relaxed and relieved too. They made it work through a summer apart – my sources say they promised each other they wouldn't go more than 2 weeks without seeing each other, which of course involved Reese flying to visit Jakey undercover every fortnight. Full Story


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I got the purple ones since I go to Kansas State University. I went to a yoga class here and they are the exact same ones which is cool. The purple isn't feminine at all, which is cool being a 24 year old dude, and the foam, while light, is dense enough it an support my 165 lb frame as easily as anything. Great blocks, and a great deal
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Rated 5 out of 5 by gigs17 Essential to my new practice
I was diagnosed with osteoporosis recently and based on recommendations I have to modify my practice. I used to use wooden blocks originally purchased from Gaiam many years ago when I first started doing yoga, but eventually stopped using them as my practice progressed. These foam blocks are so much more comfortable to use and their light weight makes them easier to handle and transport. Plus the color purple makes me happy.
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Love these blocks. They really are essential to an alignment practice AND they are unparalleled in support, stability and firmness. I shopped other blocks for my classes that were firm, and these by far were the best.
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Baseball Credited with the Save
By Samantha Carr
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – Even during America's darkest days, baseball provides a little light.
On Friday, Sept. 11, newlyweds Jason and Jody Seigel visited the Baseball Hall of Fame as part of their honeymoon. The date could not have been more significant for Jason.
During their visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame, the Seigels were wearing shirts to honor victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.
"We try to wear these shirts once a year on this date to remember what happened on 9-11. For me, it always feels like I got a second chance at life that day. I lost about 23 friends in those attacks," said Jason.
Back in 2001, Jason was asked to be the best man at a friend's wedding. He was living in North Carolina at the time, and planned to travel to the New Jersey area for the wedding. As a Mets fan, Seigel thought it would be fun to catch a ballgame with his friend – who is a Phillies fan – as a bachelor party-type celebration of the wedding.
"We decided the two of us would go to the Labor Day game between the Phillies and the Mets (in Philadelphia)," said Seigel.
Despite having seats just a few rows from the third base line, Jason's friend had to miss the game due to a scheduling conflict.
"So without hesitating, I thought of all the games my dad took me to as a child and decided it was time to pay my dad back with a trip to the ballpark," said Seigel.
On Sept. 3, 2001, Jason and his dad watched as the Mets beat the Phillies 10-7.
"We had a great day, we spoke to each other as two adults do, talking not only as father and son, but also as two dads. We discussed our jobs, our marriages and we drank in every moment of the close game."
During the game, Seigel found out from work that he'd be back up north in a week for a business meeting in New York City. His dad suggested instead of making two trips to try and hold the meeting a week early and save himself the time.
"The baseball game we watched had made me feel very close to my dad, and put me back in a place I used to be as a child – taking advice from him as if he could do no wrong by giving it," said Seigel.
Seigel took the advice and arranged plans with his boss to hold the client meetings the following day – Tuesday, Sept. 4.
"So you see, if I had not gone to the game with my father, and took his advice, I would have been in (World Trade Center) Tower One at 8:30 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, and not a week earlier on Sept. 4."
Jason will never forget how baseball saved his life.
"For me, baseball was always an island of peace when I was growing up. I'd go to the game with my dad and we'd just talk about baseball, not about school or what I might have done wrong that day. Just baseball. It is still an island of peace for me."
Samantha Carr is media relations coordinator at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.


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"We are amazed and saddened to find how much of your lives is devoted to inventing and using destructive machines with which you murder each other. You spend vast sums of money pretending to bring peace on earth, when you should know that the only way is obtaining peace is free - Through Christ: LOVE, so why waste your money?"
who said the above words???...and why?...was it really an extraterrestrial?
below I will be providing a link,that is as sub-sub link from a sub link on a great website(in my estimation). This page comes from a volume of things written under the name of Nikola Tesla , but this page I find to be of great interest,as it makes reference to books about him,some of which
are his very own thoughts.
one of these called "The Wall of Light",I would be most interested in hearing any comments on ,if someone has read it.
He quite fascinates me,and I'm not even a scientist,or near close to many who understand his contribution to technological advancement.
I thought the above quote was very wise though.
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/tesla ... sla_15.htm
(any feed back on THE WALL of LIGHT, or the possibility that he actually did spend some time on another planet?? he definately was a "visionary")
For some reason,I do believe this is also his son,in some way....
I could be very wrong on that,
But definately a man who studied closely , with this fascinating (human?)
we call NIKOLA TESLA


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quote:I love that Duke has their own region
quote:If they are going to put all those white people,
quote:In fairness, they are doing an entire Duke region which means there are going to be a disproportionately high number of Caucasian douchebags in the field.
quote:I barely remember Eric Devendorf. Was he they guy who raped somebody?


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quote:Enough booze and I'd tap a League of their Own Madonna.
quote:f we did a hottest movie characters tourney
quote:Charlize Theron from A Time to Kill wins this.
quote:Charlize Theron from 2 Days in the Valley wins this.
quote:Ashley Judd
quote:Since it's down to these two, I'll take Alba.
quote:To the OP... that last pick of Beckinsale... is NOT Beckinsale.
quote:So is that a vote?
quote:NOT Beckinsale.
quote:Maybe wait a bit till the next tourney instead of right away. Dont want to just have them one after the other.
quote:Hottest actor. Would be super gay but would make for some killer threads/convo, maybe even bring some chicks to this board which is rare.
quote:Best one liner in a movie? I actually like this one a lot.
quote:And we have the 1970s to discuss.
quote:Best one liner in a movie? I actually like this one a lot. Hard to judge methinks
quote:Best one liner in a movie?
quote:The same group that called this a sham bc Hepburn lost would call that a sham if "Well frankly my dear, I don't give a damn" lost
quote:I'm not sure anyone said it was sham Hepburn lost


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I got this nasty feeling,something very bad is about to happen ,in my gut ,something big ..not to me,but an event the world will have to enjure.
Jee,of course it is just a feeling,a feeling i cant explain that i am just feeling of course...i hope this post proves me wrong...and nothing happens..Because i don't care to have been wrong about bringing forth such a horrible tragedy .
I don't have anything extra to add,i am in good health ,it's just a nasty unease ..it's probably weather related screwing with my head , or something trivial causing me to be irrational with my determinations over this last week..
Do you feel like things are not right at the moment ?
I feel as though it could be called a predicition,a prediction of sadness for a great many people very very soon..But of course with no vision i cant call this event anything but a stab in the dark guess' that something is not right.As i said if i am getting carried away it is purelly my imagination ,and we all know how powerful the capacity of a good imagination .
Could it be possible that Vindaloo curry EATING could do this to ones mind ?


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The College ��'. ?V- VOLUME V. No 1. BRYN MAWR, PA., OCTOBER 2, 1918 .<�� Pri�6 Cents I TWO OF FACULTY WED Dr. Clarence Ferree, Professor of Psy- chology, and Dr. Gertrude Rand, Associ- ate In Psychology, were married In New York last Saturday (September 28th). No engagement had been announced. ,W. B. M. PROFESSORS' AVIATION TEST IN USE ON WE8TERN FRONT Device Worked Out During Summer in Psychology Laboratory The government Is now using in France for the testing of aviators a piece of ap- paratus devised by Dr. Clarence Ferree and Dr. Gertrude Rand Ferree of the Bryn Mawr Psychology Department. The purpose of the test is to measure the speed of adjustment of the eye for clear seeing at different distances. Dr. Ferree's services were enlisted by the government last June when he was called to Camp Mlneola and asked to work out a test dur- ing the summer. An aviator needs a supernormal eye, Dr. Ferree said in sta'tlng the probfom. He must be able In one Instant to look off and see objects In the far distance and In the next to read clearly the figures on his dial plate. If his eye fails to adjust itself instantly to the change of focus, he is un- fit for aviation. Aces in France Often Unfit This facility of adjustment varies not only with different individuals, but from day to day. Aces in France are on some days unfit to make a flight. By means of Dr. Ferree's instrument such cases can be Instantly detected and consequent fa- talities avoided. The device will also be used in this country in the selection of aviators. Throughout his tests, which he made chiefly on the graduate students and the college farmers, Dr. Ferree found no one over thirty with the requisite speed of adjustment. His test has proved inci- dentally an excellent one for astigmatism. The apparatus may be seen in the Psy- chology Laboratory. Dr. Ferree was urged by Colonel Wil- iner, commanding officer of the Medical Research Laboratory at Camp Mlneola. to take a commission in the U. S. Service. Last week Dr. Ferree was called down to Washington and asked to devise an eye test for naval observers and signal men on battleships to determine the acuity of their eyes at low illumination. REFUGEE GARMENT8 R. C. PROGRAM Must Be Made in Village Workroom No surgical dressings are to be made for the Red Cross in campus workrooms this year owing to the decision of the Red Cross abolishing small groups. Refugee garments will be made instead at the Main Line work rooms In the old Lancaster IniJ on Montgomery Avenue op- posite the Italdwin School. Workers there will havfc the advantage of experi- enced supervision. Later the necessary sewing marlines and equipment will be Installed in the campus work rooms. Sol- diers' gai menu may be taken from the Red Croat for mending. Free wi *�1 will be given out at the vil- lage worl rooms. A card catalogue will be kept f >r members of the college and strict regi ilations enforced. The Merlon work roof > will be open for the use of the knlttl" �* machines, and for the sale, at TS �ents a hank, of khaki, white and gray wool left OTsr from last year. SI8TER8 OF B. M. 8TUDENT8 WIN MATRICULATION SCHOLARSHIPS Robert E. Speer and Otis Skinner Have Daughters in 1922 (if the twelve sisters of alumnae or un- dergraduates among the entering class, two are matriculation scholars. Virginia Randolph Grace, scholar for New York, New Jersey and Delaware, is a sister of J. Grace '17. She was prepared by the Brearley School. Her average is 83.20. The other is Lillian Wyckoff, of Norwich Free Academy, who won the New Eng- land matriculation scholarship, awarded last year to her sister. D. Wyckoff "21. Her average was 76.35. The matriculation scholarship of the Western States went to Margaret Cros- bio, entering from the Northrup Collegi- ate School, Minnesota, with an average of 71.85. The first Bryn Mawr Chinese Scholar, Fung Kei Liu, enters college this fall. She was prepared by Miss Shipley's School. (Continued on page 6.) LIBERTY LOAN WAVE COMING Will Sweep Campus Next Week The campus Liberty Loan campaign will begin October 12th. On this date there will be a big War Council rally, with song-i. short speeches and an ad- dress by a member of the Main Line Lib- erty Loan Committee. Throughout the following week, the last week of the National campaign, there will be a vigourous drive on campus, un- der the direction of the Liberty Loan Committee of the College War Council. NEW GRADUATE STUDENTS One British and four French students have been awarded scholarships and have reached this country to study at Bryn Mawr. They are as follows: Miss Helen Isabella Wllkle. of Edin- burgh University: Master of Arts with Honours in English. Miss Denise Leredde, of Paris: Student of the Lycee Feneion and the College Savlgne. (Continued on page 3.) CHANGES IN THE FACULTY AND STAFF Dr. Huff, Professor of Physics, has been granted leave of absence for the year 1918-19 and Is doing war work in Wash- ington in the Bureau of Standards. His courses will be given by Miss Blake, who has been a demonstrator In the depart- ment for a number of years. Miss Nora May Mohler of Dickinson College, grad- uate scholar In mathematics last year, has been appointed Demonstrator In Physics for 1918-19. Dr. Crandall Is promoted to be Pro- fessor of English Composition. Dr. Gray has leave of absence to work in London for the Shipping Board. His courses will be given by Dr. Anna Line Llngelbach, who has collaborated with her husband, Dr. William E. Llngelbach. Professor of History in the University of Pennsylvania, in his recently published book. Miss Dimon. Recording Secretary of the college, has a year's leave of absence. Dr. Anna Johnson Pell, Instructor and Associate Professor of Mathematics, Mount Holyoke College, 1911-18. becomes Associate Professor of Mathematics. Mde. Alice H. Beulin, Agregee des lettres, succeeds M. Vatar as Associate in French. Mde. Beulin Is well known as a writer in PariB. M. Vatar is working in Washington for the French Government. Miss Lanman will give the courses in Chemistry previously given by Dr. Cren- shaw, absent in France on war service. Miss Dunn continues as Acting Director of First and Second Year English Compo- sition, in place of Dr. Savage, absent on war service. Dr. Charles Wendell David, Instructor In History, University of Washington, 1915-18. has been appointed Associate Professor of History- Miss Carolina Marclal Dorado. A.B., In- structor In Spanish and Head of the Span- ish Department, Wellesley College. 1907- 11; Head of the Spanish Department of Glnn A Co.. 1917-18, will lecture on Span- ish. Dr. Margaret Steel Duncan '08. Asso- ciate Professor of Romance Languages. Temple University. 1914-17, will give the elementary French Course, some courses In Spanish, and will conduct the French tutoring classes. Dr. Mary Agnes Quimby '04 will give the si�atirr German Course and con- tutoring Dr. Rlddell, who taught Spanish last year, will conduct Minor. Major, and Graduate Courses In Italian. Miss Anne Besanzon. A.M.. Manager of Business Firm, 1903-11. Lecturer on Sta- tistics, Wellesley College, 1917-18. will give courses In statistics and industrial questions in the Carols Woerishoffer De- partment of Social Economy snd Social Research. Miss Marjorie Lome Franklin. A.M.. Li- brary Assistant, American Telegraph and Telephone Co., 1916-17; Instructor in Po- litical Science, Vassar College, 1917-18, will take one section of the Minor Course In Economics and Politics and give a graduate seminary in Municipal Govern- ment. Miss Helen E. Fernald, A.B.. Scientific Artist and Research Assistant, Columbia University, 1915-18, has been appointed Instructor in History of Art, and will give a new elective course In Chinese and Jap- anese Art. Mr. Malcolm Havens Blssell. I'hli. A.M., Assistant in Geography, Yale Uni- versity. 1917-18, becomes Associate in <;��- ology. succeeding Mr. Frank James Wright. Miss Margaret W. Watson, A.M., Law turer in German, Barnard College, 1917- 18, will be Instructor in English Composi- tion. Dr. Esther Parker Ellinger is ap- pointed Instructor In English ( omposi tion, and will assist Professor Donnelly in the first semester and direct a section In English Composition In the second se- mester. Dr. Marlon Hague Rea, A.B., Ml), has been appointed Assistant Resident Physi- cian. Dr. Rea was Superintendent of the Woman's hospital in Philadelphia in 1918 Miss Mary Ruth Almack. A.M.. and Istar Haupt '17, A.M. Bryn Mawr College, will be Demonstrators In Psychology. Harriet Hobbs '18 will be Demonstrator in Chemistry. Miss Dorothy Crane Is a newly ap- pointed Demonstrator In Athletics and Gymnastics. Miss Mary Neaiing 09, for two years Warden of Rockefeller Hall, has resigned and will be succeeded by Mrs. Webb I Vorys (Adeline Agnes Werner '14). Miss Bertha Ehlera '09 has also resigned as Warden of Denbigh Hall, but the vacancy is not yet filled. EVERY SttJDENT TO HAVE PART IN COLLEGE WAR SERVICE Nine Hours a Week Quota All students of the college, as It was voted at a mass meeting last spring, will be conscripted for nine hours of work per week; four of war work, three of recrea- tion, two of physical development. Registration will take place during the first week of college. Everyone will be offered a choice of war work and times for doing it. which will be followed as far as possible by the Conscription Board. Conscription plans worked out by D. Peters, chairman of the Conscription Board, are: Organization Each hall has a captain with seven minor officers under her. The captains: Rockefeller, L Wood '19; Pembroke WesL H. Holmes '20; Pembroke East, O. Hearne '19; Denbigh, A. Moore '19; Merlon, A. Warner '19; Radnor, E. Mar- quand '19; Llysyfran, E. Lanier '19. form a Conscription Board to decide upon all individual cases. The minor officers Include a student In each hall for Red Cross; one for Clerical Work; one for (Committees; one for Com- munity Center and other lines of work. Each officer will see that people In her division do not fall behind, and will an- swer questions concerning her line of work. Cute and Substitutions Illness will be the only acceptable ei cuse for failure to put In the nine hours of conscripted work .Substitution It to be limited. Thus, If a student who has signed for Tuesday night in the Red Cross room wishes tp ko on Wednesday, she may exchange with someone who goes on Wednesday. Her Wednesday appointment, however, may not be postponed further. (Continued on page 3.) BUSY SUMMER FOR STUDENTS Many Take Jobs, Chiefly War Work Vacation Jobs and summer school courses, ranging from the manufacture of munitions to work among the insane, claimed many undergraduates during the past summer. Most of the positions taken were connected with war work, par- ticularly farming. M. L Thurman '19 worked with the Woman's Land Army In Petersburg. Virginia. A. Thorndlke '19 tilled the soil In Massachusetts, and M. Peacock '19 and I). Rogers '20 cooperated In the running of a farm at Putney, Ver- mont. K. Woodward '21 and A. Taylor 21 Joined the Connecticut Land Army. C Hayman '19 worked In a Philadelphia leather factory, making shin guards for horses. A. Harrison '20, J. Cochran '20. and M. McDonald '21 manufactured muni- tions. M. Ballou '20, besides working in (Continued on page 4.) FRE8HMAN MINISTRY PEACEFULLY ELECTEO The Freshman committee which will run the class until the election of the president In the first week In November. in-cording to the plan worked out last year by 1920, was elected last night by the i man class In the gymnasium. The committee consists of Emily Anderson fi .mi the Brearley School. Katherine Gar- dener from Rosemary. Prue Smith from Mlsa Wheeler's, Catherine Stuart from the Columbus School and Margery Tyler tram the Sprlngstde School at H11L 98574
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