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All is not well in Moomin Valley, and Moomintroll and his friends decide to find out what is wrong. Anandah Kononen brings the familiar, exciting narrative to the world of ballet.
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Leoš Janáček's The Cunning Little Vixen is an insightful study about the relationship between the restrictions of human life and the freedom of the animal kingdom.
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Scores of young Finnish students of ballet will gather together at the Finnish National Opera to perform on the main stage.
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A cleaning woman at the popular soup restaurant dreams of waiting on tables, and she finally has the chance to try her wings. What will happen to poor Sofia? Photo Soup is a contemporary dance work for 6 to 9 year old children.
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Roald Dahl, beloved children's author, and Jean Sibelius, master of incidental music, meet in a concert for the whole family, narrated in Finnish.
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Primates have been at the forefront of The Life in Crisis: Schad Gallery of Biodiversity these days.
Rob Mason, is an archaeological scientist whose research interests include art, technology, trade, and industry from the beginnings of time to the industrial revolution. But you may recognize him as a dancing knight from our Medieval Dancing presentations!
Don't miss the ROM's Medieval Fall Fair this weekend, October 1 – 2.
The ability to place man-made devices – satellites – in orbit around our planet has revolutionized the ways in which we communicate and allowed us to study our planet, our solar system and our universe in ways not otherwise possible. In fact, satillites are so useful that there is a growing lack of space in outer space. Our planet is surrounded by literally tens of millions of pieces of man-made material ranging from dust and flecks of paint, to multi-tonne satellites and spent rocket components.
Recently, we visited at the Vertebrate Palaeontology Lab to see how dinosaur bones are extracted from their plaster field jackets after they are hauled back from the field by palaeontologists like Dr. David Evans.
But where does the ROM store these fossils once they are free from their rock matrix? Welcome to Vertebrate Palaeontology Collections room, housing more than 75,000 fossilized bone specimens ranging in size from small toes to an entire row of Hadrosaur skulls!
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The weather forecast was pretty much on the money, and a dismal dawn yields to thunder-squalls rolling across the tundra. But, after breakfast and a second cup of coffee, the rain eases and we are a shade more optimistic about our flight out later this morning. Time for one last walkabout of our temporary home.
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Away to the airport this morning to see Ed off to Winnipeg - there goes our ace bear protection and GPS expert! At least we had a chance to do the firearms familiarization before his departure, so all are up to speed on handling various pyrotechnic deterrents. I'll ride shotgun in Ed's absence, with Matt as backup, and incoming member Sean adds another pair of sharp eyes to the fossil team.


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The US wins the Cold War, but loses Korea and Vietnam, has other limited wars. The US moves away from an agrarian and manufacturing economy to an information economy. Americans don't make things anymore, they buy them. The US is 10 triilion dollars in debt as a result. The news media is a complete joke. The US has an onslaught of migrants, so much so that you never see a room full of people who look like the people of 1950.
But not all things are bad. Our cars are much better in 2012, but they still don't fly. Our health care technology is far superior; try to explain an MRI. Plus you can see any place on Earth any time you want. And don't forget that people socialize via the internet. Our weapons are far superior; we have a sniper rifle that can kill a man from 2 miles away, cool! Plus we have stealth aircraft and UAVs. Chemical and bioloigcal warfare never really takes off, thankfully. We have nuclear powered ships, satellites and power stations. Japan irradiates the US wiith one of their power stations. So does the USSR, right before the country implodes, peacefully.
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This contemporary hotel is ideally located in downtown San Francisco, 2 blocks from Union Square and the Moscone Convention Center. It is eco-friendly and features a gym and in-room spa services.
The Powell St. BART metro station is next to Hotel Palomar, and the Yerba Buena Gardens are a 5-minute walk away. AT&T Baseball Park is 1.3 miles away.
The bright rooms at the Palomar San Francisco, a Kimpton Hotel have modern décor. Each features a flat-screen TV, iPod docking station and plush bathrobes. A pet goldfish is delivered to every room.
Free coffee and tea are provided in the morning, as well as an evening wine hour. A 24-hour business center is available for guest convenience.
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Union Square is a great choice for travelers interested in Electronics Shopping, Theater and Luxury Brand Shopping.
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San Francisco Marriott Marquis Situated next to the the Moscone Convention Center, this downtown San Francisco hotel offers luxurious rooms with a flat-screen TV. Facilities include an indoor pool, a gym, and a hot tub.
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This San Francisco hotel features an on-site restaurant and warmly decorated rooms with a 42-inch flat-screen TV and a CD player. The Golden Gate Bridge is just 6 miles away.
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Hilton San Francisco Union Square Located in the heart of downtown San Francisco and just a 5-minute walk from the Powell Street subway station, this Hilton features an on-site Starbucks and a beautiful courtyard pool.
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The Westin St Francis on Union Square Home to the historic Magneta Grandfather Clock, this luxury Union Square hotel is right in front of a cable car stop. A day spa and restaurants are available.
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The blow dryers are awful. The rooms are fine - nothing amazing.
Had pic of large tub in room I purchaced when we got their we were Told booking . Com screwed up and had the wrong pic up with the room i purchaced 3 weeks prior : ((
The location is fantastic. Close to all public transportation and BART.
Loved pretty much everything about this hotel. Great location, friendly staff, large comfortable rooms...would recommend to anyone
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Ver small. Pictures are ver deceiving. Terrible maid service. The doorman were the friendliest. Rest of the staff seemed perturbed when asked to do anything. Way overpriced.
Rooms very good, staff nice
Not many public areas to sit in. Parking expensive
Loved the Dirty Habit would stay there just to be able to walk home. The staff is excellent as always. The housekeeping staff is always so pleasant. Thanks
We couldn't get the shower to work left note. Finally the day we are leaving the front desk explained how it works. Sponge bath's no fun. But wouldn't stop me from staying again.
Room amenities shabby, worn and rough. Not at quality we have grown to expect at other Kimptons
Great location, good and clean place, and best bar I have ever seen
Nice and friendly staff, cozy, well renovated place, good central location very close to the Powell Station.
Too many junkies around the place, which is not the hotel fault, I sent a request by Booking asking if could receive packages from mail and if costs would apply and I received answer that no costs would be charged but when arrived was informed that depending on quantity they would charge a daily storage fee, which is reasonable but should be advised in advance.
The spacious room, the hotel location, & the staff was a plus to our trip. This was my second time staying at the Palomar, I highly recommend this hotel.
Location is excellent, and the staff were wonderful - very helpful and accommodating.
Room amenities, like yoga mat and quality of minibar items.
Floor was uneven, plugs didn't all work, odd juxtaposition of building with adjacent commercial space meant no view outside and, keeping blinds closed for privacy all the time.
Had a great time. Staff is very friendly. Clean and well appointed rooms.
Staff were fantastic. Beds were fabulous. Location was great for the shopping! Very clean and well run hotel. Would definitely stay again.
Great location, from the moment we arrived the service and friendliness of staff was excellent, nothing is too much trouble. High standards in all areas of the hotel. Wine hour is a lovely addition to the stay!
ThIe staff were very friendly and helpful.
I shared a suite with a couple and slept on the fold down bed. This fold down couch was very uncomfortable to sit on but horrible to sleep on. I cannot remember when I have had a more uncomfortable night.
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Couldn't use stairs to floor. Restaurant choices small selection
Good location Very helpful staff
Bathroom needs updating
Central location near Union Square and shops. Nice rooms and excellent staff.
Staff often anticipated my needs before I asked. Traveled with 93 year old Mom so I appreciated that!
Comfy beds and great location. Staff really friendly. Restaurant abit dark especially for breakfast!
Great location for the Moscone Center.
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Original Walt Disney Production Cel on Courvoisier Background from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Released in 1937, Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first full-length cel animated feature film. Production for the film, which was based off of the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, began in 1934. Disney certainly took a gamble with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs; many critics, including his wife, warned him that adult audiences would not want to watch a cartoon-fantasy film. Animation was widely dismissed as children's entertainment. Disney originally budgeted for the film between $150,000 and $250,000 – a cost almost ten times that of his short films featuring Mickey Mouse of the time. The final cost, however, reached upwards of $1.5 million – causing Disney to mortgage his house, and earning the film the nickname "Disney's Folly" amongst critics. At the debut on December 21, 1937, however, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs received a standing ovation. When the film was released to the public in February 1938, it quickly grossed $8 million – a record for the time. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs became the model for Disney's signature princess film format, which was used in films like Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and The Little Mermaid. This rare production cel - which features Snow White, the Prince, and all seven dwarfs- is an amazing piece of animation history. The cels were trimmed and applied to a Courvoisier background by Disney Studios; Snow White measures 8" tall on the hose, and the dwarfs measure 5" tall. This is a beautiful piece, and would make an excellent addition to any animation collection. 21" x 18" framed. $15,000 framed
Original Walt Disney Production Drawing From Steamboat Willie
Walt Disney's 1928 short Steamboat Willie is widely recognized as a landmark in animation history; the short revolutionized animation technology, as well as launched Disney's empire. The cartoon is also considered the debut of Mickey Mouse and his girlfriend Minnie. Although both Mickey and Minnie appeared several months earlier in the short Plane Crazy, Steamboat Willie was the first film to be distributed. November 18, 1928 - the day that Steamboat Willie opened in New York City - is now known as Mickey Mouse's birthday. The cartoon, which ran only eight minutes long, revolutionized animation because it was the first cartoon with synchronized sound, or sound that was paired to moving images. The music in the final soundtrack was performed by the Green Brothers Novelty Band; a filmed bouncing ball helped the musicians keep tempo. The technology rendered silent animation obsolete. Prior to Steamboat Willie, Disney's cartoons were nearly indistinguishable from his competitors; the "sound cartoon" set the businessman and filmmaker apart, and helped grow his expansive industry to what it is today. The response to Steamboat Willie was so positive that Disney reproduced Plane Crazy as a sound cartoon, and also released it in theaters. Disney's first full lenght feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, followed less than ten years later. This fantastic production drawing is a piece of animation history, and would make an outstanding addition to any animation collection. 19" x 17" framed. SOLD
Original Walt Disney Production Cel Featuring Jessica Rabbit
This original Walt Disney production cel features the iconic Jessica Rabbit, and is from the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit? The film, which was based on the 1981 Gary Wolf book Who Censored Roger Rabbit?, combined live action and animation. Set in the 1940s, the film creates a world in which cartoon characters and humans interact. When the famous 'toon actor Roger Rabbit is framed for murder, Bob Hoskins as detective Eddie Valiant is hired to investigate; what follows is a wonderfully comedic and animated interpretation of the detective films made popular in the 1930s and 1940s. Roger Rabbit pays tribute to "The Golden Age of Animation"; well-known Disney and Warner Brothers characters make appearances throughout the film. Roger Rabbit himself has physical elements of both Bugs Bunny and Mickey Mouse; his sultry wife, Jessica Rabbit, was inspired by Tex Avery's Red Hot. Believing that the film was too risqué with sexual innuendos, it was decided by the Walt Disney Company to release the film under their Touchstone Pictures banner, instead of the traditional Walt Disney banner. The 1988 release of the film was met with instant success; critics applauded the film for the seamless blending of toon and human acting. Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is the first animated/live action film to win multiple Academy Awards; the film is also credited with leading the Disney Renaissance, which thrived during the late 1980s through the 1990s. This original production cel on a color copy background measures 20" x 15" framed, and would make a fantastic addition to any animation collection. $1,500 framed.
Original Walt Disney Limited Edition Cel from Bambi
Released in 1942, Bambi is Walt Disney's fifth animated full length feature film. Disney's film is based on the novel Bambi, A Life in the Woods by Austrian author Felix Salten. The beloved Disney film features a young, inquisitive white-tailed deer named Bambi, who is especially close to his mother, and whose father is the Great Prince of the Forest, responsible for protecting the other forest animals from Man. As a young fawn, Bambi meets and becomes fast friends with a young rabbit named Thumper, and a young skunk named Flower. In an often referenced and upsetting scene, Bambi's mother is killed by hunters while he is still young; Bambi is then watched over his powerful father. Bambi later grows into a young stag and falls in love with the doe Faline; Bambi rescues her from hunters and in turn replaces his father as the Great Prince of the Forest. While the film was in production, Disney regularly brought deer and other zoo animals to the studios for the animators to study. Although Bambi received mix reviews when it was released, and was heavily criticized by the hunting community, the film is now considered a Disney classic. This cute limited edition cel, released in by Walt Disney in 1992, features a young Bambi and Thumper, and captures the moment when Bambi first discovered a butterfly. The piece measures 39" x 20" framed, and is numbered 89/500. $1,250 framed
Original Warner Brothers Limited Edition Cel, Duck Dodgers Group
Chuck Jones was a renowned animator, director, and producer of animated films; he was particularly known for his work on the Looney Toons and Merrie Melodies cartoons with Warner Brothers Studios. He animated and directed a slew of cartoons staring Warner Brothers' most famous characters, including Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Marvin the Martian, and many, many more. In 1962, Chuck Jones left Warner Brothers to start his own studio, and also produced films for MGM studios, most notably Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Although Jones had left Warner Brothers in the 1960s, he periodically worked with the studio throughout the rest of his career. In the 1970s, Jones, his daughter Linda, and a few business partners developed the idea of limited edition cels. Limited editions cels captured favorite scenes and character from films, and allowed the studio to market to a wider consumer audience. A fire at the Warner Brothers Studio destroyed many of the cels and drawings from the 1940s and 1950s; limited editions allowed the studio to recreate those favorite moments. The first limited edition, titled Duck Dodgers Group, featured characters from the popular 1953 feature, Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 Century . Each cel had a hand-painted background, and was signed, dated, and numbered by Chuck Jones. The concept was so popular, that Jones and Warner Brothers started producing other limited edition cels; the idea was also picked up by other animation studios, such as Disney. Chuck Jones passed away in 2002; the limited edition cels allow animation fans to continue to enjoy his profound talent. Duck Dodgers Group is numbered AP 29/50, and measures 19" x 17" framed. SOLD


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The College News VOL. XX, No. 11 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1934 -*- ropyrlght BRYN MAWR COIXEOE N'EAVS. 1933 PRICE 10 CENTS Miss Sands Is Known As Mimic of Actors Program Includes Take-Offs of Ethel Barrymore and Cinema Stars ATKINSON GIVES PRAISE Bryn Mawr College takes great pleasure in welcoming Miss Dorothy Sands, one of the most interesting of present-day entertainers, to Goodhart Hall, Wednesday night, January 10, in her pageant of the American the- atre, Our Stage and Stars. Miss Sands is an actress of extra- ordinary versatility. Brooks Atkin- son, writing of her in the New York Times, says, "She can play broad or deep. She can mock and travesty, or she can stride honestly to the point." -Besides being accomplished as an actress who is faithful to the legitimate art of acting, she has broadened her scope to the field of the mimic. It is through her imper- sonations that she puts across her history of the American drama from the earliest days to the present. Her program opens with a play first presented in New York in 1787, which tells the story of the "first flapper," a deceitful miss in furbe- lows and farthingale, who was rep- resentative of the post-revolutionary American woman. Her second skit shows a traveling company of arti- san-actors in frontier parts and re- veals the poverty of resource to which such actors were condemned. When Miss Sands appears as Lotta Crabtree with her song and banjo in the third skit, she begins to arouse old memories in the minds of her au- dience. Following this she gives im- personations of Ethel Barrymore and Lillian Russel, both of which give ad- ditional proof of the perfection of her mimicry and of her acting ability. Coming down to the present day, she invades the cinema field to the extent of showing three heroines of the vampire type�Theda Bara, Greta Garbo, and Mae West. "These ladies of the screen," to quote from a re- view which appeared in the Decem- ber 9 issue of the Literary Digest, "perform their allurements on a chaise lounge, endeavoring to wring 'the papers' from their discarded ad- mirers. Her impersonation of Miss West is already familiar to audiences, and the two newcomers to her pro- gram ably stand, or rather recline, with their predecessors." Miss Sands certainly promises her audi- ence an evening of humorous enter- tainment. Bryn Mawr Club Gives Vacation Tea in New York Sixty-seven alumnae and under- graduates attended the annual Under- graduate Tea held in the New York Bryn Mawr Club rooms on Wednes- day, January 3, to present the classes of 1932 and 1933, and to acquaint the guests with the activities of the club. Those receiving and pouring tea were as follows: Mrs. Howard T. Oliver, president of the club; Mrs. Louis Ellinger, chairman of the House Committee; Mrs. Louis J. Darmstadt, chairman of the Member- ship Committee; Mrs. Henry E. Stehli, of the Membership Commit- tee; Miss Katherine Hendrick, of the Membership Committee, and Miss Sa- rah Foster, Undergraduate Member of the Membership Committee: They were assisted by Yvonne Cameron, 1932; Charlotte Tyler, 1932; Wini- fred McCully, 1932; Betty Young, 1932; and Kate Lefferts, 1933. The club sponsors numerous activi- ties for its members, provides a li- brary to which new books are fre- quently added, and offers the use of the club rooms, which are located at the Park Lane, 299 Park avenue, New York, to graduates of the college. During the month of November, for example, there were 392 people who used the club rooms; 9Q teas were served, 118 luncheons and 17 din- ners; and 24 members occupied guest rooms. CALENDAR Wed., Jan. 10 � Dorothy Sands in Our Stage and Stars,' auspices Cosmopolitan Club of Philadelphia. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Thurs., Jan. 11 � Non-Res. supper. Commons Room. Sun., Jan. 14�Frederica de Laguna will speak on The Es- kimos of Prince William Sound. Deanery, 4.00 P. M. Chapel. Rev. Nathaniel Gro- ton will give the address. Mu- sic Room, 7.30 P. M. Thurs., Jan. 18 � Hampton Quartette�Goodhart, 8 P. M. Mon., Jan. 22�Examinations begin. 9.00 P. M. Members of Faculty Attend Conferences Many Bryn Mawr Professors Read Papers Before An- nual Conventions HONORS ARE AWARDED Judging from the number of facul- ty members who read papers at the annual meetings of various academic societies during Christmas vacation, or attended their sessions, one might almost say that the Bryn Mawr pro- fessor prefers all work and no play. At the Boston meeting of the Amer- ican Association for the Advance- ment of Science, Miss Gardiner read a paper entitled "The Origin and Nature of the Nucleolus," and Dr. Blanchard read one on "The Relation of Adrenal Cortical Function to Cer- tain Aspects of Resistance." Dr. Tennent also attended the biology sessions. Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Noether were present at the meetings of the mathe- matics division. Illness prevented Dr. Flexner from reading his study of "The Intersection of Chains on a Topological Manifold." Dr. Richt- myer attended the biannual Organic Symposium at Cornell and Dr. Mac- Kinnon was one of a group of gestalt psychologists who conferred at North- ampton. The Geological Society of Ameri- ca, meeting in Chicago, heard Dr. Watson read a paper on "Differenti- ation in Teschenite Sills at El Mu- lato, Mexico." Dr. Dryden also read an article on "Statistical Correlation of Heavy Mineral Suites." At the Amhcrst gathering of the American Philosophic Association, Mrs. de Laguna read a paper on "Ap- pearance and Orientation." Dr. Weiss and Dr. Nahm also attended. Dr. Weiss has recently been appoint- ed to the advisory board of the new uiarterly magazine Philosophy of Science, which is interested in the "unification and clarification of the program, methods, and results of the disciplines of philosophy and of sci- ence." The magazine is in the li- brary periodical room. The chief address at the joint din- ner of the Archeological Association of America and the American Philo- logical Association, which both con- vened in Washington during the holi- lays, was delivered by Dr. Carpen- ter. He discussed "Homer and the Archeologists." Dr. Muller read a paper before the former organization, on "The Beginnings of Monumental Greek Sculpture," and Miss Swindler presided at one of the sessions. Mr. Holland read a paper before the Phil- ological Association, entitled "Vir- gil's Three Maps of Italy." Although unable to attend the ses- sions of the Modern Language Asso- ciation in St. Lpuis, Dr. Lograsso was elected Councilor of the affiliated or- ganization, the American Association of Teachers of Italian for the year 1934. Two articles by Dr. Lograsso have appeared recently in the A. A. T. I. publication, Italica. Dr. Max Diez read a paper before the M. L. A. entitled "The Principle of the Dominant- Metaphor in Goethe's Werther." M. Canu read one (Continued on rage Two) ^ � Lantern Is Reviewed by Undergraduate, '34 Writing in Literary Magazine Is Criticized for Lack of Deep Emotion - EDITORIAL COMMENDED The most striking thing about the December issue of the Lantern is that it contains a good editorial. In Rav- ens and Writing Desks, Miss Rhoads has grasped and honestly set forth a point of view common to many of the young literary aspirants of our day �the interest in the thought of a writer, in the idea which lies behind an artistic work. Now it is com- mendable that we should want to think; at the same time we must avoid the danger of thinking so much that we forget 'or never learn to feel. It is in our emotional, rather than in our intellectual, education that the great works of literature should play their part. This criticism of the editorial opin- ion would be our general critcisnj for the Lantern as a whole. It thinks, but it does not feel. It thinks, thinks clearly, laboriously, clumsily as the case may be, but at least it shows signs of honest intellectual effort. In matters of emotion, however, honesty is sadly lacking, so that there it nev- er rings true. It shams, it trifles, it dilly-dallies with all sorts of odds and ends of sentiment; its emotion is vague, or so definitely piecemeal that the reader can only wonder what has happened to the missing links. The standard printing of the Lan- tern is not so high as sometimes. Miss Wyckoff's The Stricter Mould:" A Study of Jane Austen, from her Letters, is undoubtedly the best piece of writing in the magazine. The vir- tue of Miss Wyckoff's Study is that while she builds up her portrayal of Jane Austen around a trait which she feels to be dominant, she has at the same time avoided distorting her evidence to prove her theme. Her quotations from the Letters are well- chosen for variety and interest. Her writing is quick, definite, and good to read; her critical touch is pleas- antly deft and sure. A finished lit- erary essay of this type might well become a permanent feature of the Lantern; in this issue Miss Wyckoff sets a tone of breeding, appreciation, and good sense. Miss Jones' dramatic skit, All For One, is uproarious comedy from start to finish. It is a spirited piece of work, fast and good reading, prob- ably faster and better acting; its lines are worth many a laugh from any audience. The setting of the play in an historic background was in- spired, in view both of the oppor- tunities for scholarly burlesque and of the occasion thus offered for point- ing the satire an modern institutions. It is a pity that Miss Morrison could not have chosen a less colorless title for her piece of fictional writ- ing, The Day. Our objection to the title, however, is as nothing compared with our objection to the two charac- ters presented. Nora and Hardie are completely unreal, and what is worse, if worse could be, they are unutter- ably dull. Their conversation is eith- er too abrupt or too deeply meditative to pass muster for even a strained emotional situation. That from the emotional turmoil presented should emerge a proposal is no satisfaction to the harassed reader who ploughs through this ef- 'Contlnuea on Fac* Five) Self-Gov The Self-Government Asso- ciation wishes to announce that smoking on Goodhart stage or in the auditorium is not allow- ed at any |i;/w under any cir- cumstances. This is not only a Self-Gov. rule, but also a col- lege and fire regulation. Of- fenders will, therefore, be dealt with by three separate organi- zations. Radical Tendencies Seen in Early Paper Philistine Attacked Lantern and Pre-Raphaelite Decor at Bryn Mawr LITERATURE VS. LIFE The News, wishing to make its contribution to the mass of "Only Yesterday" flotsam-jetsam that has engulfed readers of late, has been conning Bryn Mawr publications of the nineties in hope of turning up odd data. The Bryn Mawr of 1895, if one may judge from these publications, was as far removed from 1934 Bryn Mawr as tea on Parnassus from an evening at the "Greek's." On March 1, 1895, a paper called the Fortnightly Philistine was tound- ed in opposition to the scholarly Lan- tern by three rebel undergraduates, Helen Hoyt, Mary Ritchie, and Edith Pettit. The attack on the Lantern, which was then an abnormally liter- ary annual, was prompted by the esoteric nature of its contents; but the founders of the Philistine did not cramp themselves by confining their abuse to one subject. The Pre-Raph- aelite movement and over-aesthetic (Continued on Page Three) NSFA Convention States Goal of Organization Tender Roots "The longest way round is the shortest way home." Students are requested not to walk on the grass during damp weather. Even at this season of the year it uproots and kills the would-be green of next spring and, to finish off as we began, "An -ounce of preven- tion is worth a pound of cure." Thank you! (Especially Contributed hy M. Nich- ols, President of the Under- graduate Association) The National Student Federation of America held its annual conven- tion in Washington during the past holidays. Bryn Mawr, as one of the 150 members of the federation, was represented and although the prog- ress made during the congress is questionable the "raison d'etre" of the organization seems to deserve at least the sympathy of any under- graduate body. The following is the ultimate goal of the National Stu- dent Federation: "We would achieve a spirit of co- operation among the students of the United States to give consideration to questions affecting students' inter- ests. "We would develop an intelligent student opinion on questions of Na- tional and International importance. "In working toward these ends the Federation acts independently of any political or religious creed." The convention itself, aside from being a delightful way of meeting representatives from such remote in- stitutions as the University of Ore- gon or Arizona, was of little value except as a resume of the Federa- tion's activities because of the wide differences in the interests of the vari- ous schools represented. It was easy to appreciate their difference from us on hearing that at Georgia State College for Women- they require a certain number of extra-curricular points for a degree, at a certain West- ern University they place a great deal of faith in a student leadership training course, and at the Univer- sity of Southern California the men are not yet reconciled to seeing the co-eds smoke. Discussions of problems of Student Government, Athletics, Self Help and honor systems all served to bring out details that are either in our past or far removed in our future history. The central office of the Federation, however, will answer any questions by mail which are covered by the Mrs. White Speaker. On Magazine Work Well-Known New Yorker Editor Finds More Jobs Open Now Than Formerly LISTS CHIEF OPENINGS On Monday afternoon, January 8, Mrs. E.-"B. White, formerly Kath- erine Sergeant, Bryn Mawr, 1914, spoke on the opportunities in maga- zine writing. Mrs. White, known to her audience as an editor of the New Yorker, while at Bryn Mawr was co- editor with Winifred Goodall of the Lantern, and of the fortnightly mag- azine, Tipyn o'Bob^ precursor of the present News. Upon graduation from college, Mrs. White did not immediately start her writing career. She married and held jobs of various sorts, doing research in Ohio on women in industry, acting as a -factory inspector, and conduct- ing a cripple survey. After going to New York, she took up interior decorating for a while and wrote criticisms for Nation and other lead- ing magazines. In fact, when she. was offered an editorial position on the New Yorker she hesitated to ac- cept it, especially since Mr. Henry Seidel Canby advised her that an edi- torial job inevitably prevented one's writing much. This diverse and long experience made Mrs. White particularly compe- tent to-talk to the undergraduates about opportunities for jobs in writ- ing. She was quite optimistic about the prospects for young writers, pre- facing her more specific lists of pos- sible jobs by saying that, although pull is of value, the best way of get- ling editing jobs is "to write. News- paper work gives a woman valuable experience, but leaves her no further prospect than that of becoming a society or fashion editor or a sob sis- ter, because of editors' reluctance to give a woman difficult and varied as- signments. Other possible places providing openings include publishing houses that employ manuscript read- ers, trade papers offering excellent technical experience, fashion maga- zines, magazines such as Time and Fortune, which employ researchers to collect information rather than to write. Mrs. White declared herself not at all in sympathy with adver- tising writing, which she considered too much like propaganda. Secretar- ial training, popularly conceived as helpful for an opening wedge, she felt was a handicap except in so far as the writer used it solely for his own convenience. Mrs. White her- self started by asking for a book to review; such publications as the At- lantic, the Herald Tribune's "Books," (Continued on Paee Four) Eminent German to Speak on Hitlerism and Peace Regierungsrat Dr. Fritz Marstein Marx, who is to speak here Monday night on Hitter anil Peace, under the auspices of the Undergraduate As- sociation, comes to Bryn Mawr fresh from German' and is known as an expert on p<" problems. Before I. America he was Division Chic: Hamburg Dept. of Public Welf*" and a professor in the University. Although not lia- ble to the pressur. brought to bear on those of Jewish blood, h< volun- tarily resigned his government posi- tion in order to avoid the restric- tions placed on all officials retained under the new regime.; Dr. Marx is well equipped to un- derstand the predilections of an American audience. He studied American Government on a Rocke- feller Research Fellowship in 1930-31, speaks English with ease, and has published in English and American periodicals. His wife is the former Barbara Spackman, "Bryn Mawr, '28, and he lectured at the annual meet- ing of the American Political Asso- ciation in Philadelphia during Christ- (Contlnued on rare Six) V m. s vacation.
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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Four Westminster College senior art students will be presenting select work from their portfolios Feb. 24- March 28 in Patterson Hall's Foster Art Gallery. A reception will be held Feb. 26 from 5-7 p.m. The reception is open and free to the public.
The Senior Art Show features the works of both fine art and media art students. In addition to work created during their first three years of studies, students also have opportunities to showcase a project created in their senior capstone. The capstone is a senior-level course within the major designed to provide an opportunity for students to work independently with Westminster fine art and media art faculty to assess their cumulative body of work and make appropriate adjustments to prepare a professional art or media art portfolio.
The greatest strength of this year's show is the diversity of the type of work and disciplines represented by the following Westminster seniors:
Amanda Gimpel, a media art major, will showcase projects in the fields of graphic design, digital and fine art, illustration, typography, comics and animation. She is a daughter of Walter and Linda Gimpel of Pittsburgh and a graduate of Plum High School.
Deanna Moose, a media art major, has chosen to showcase a multitude of graphic design projects created at the Westminster campus and at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. The projects range from logos, packaging, illustrations, and advertisements, as well as fine art pieces. She is a daughter of Sandra Auchter and Dean Moose of New Wilmington and a graduate of Mercer Area High School.
Kaija Mulvin, a media art major, will showcase a variety of her work from fine art to photography and graphic design. She is a daughter of Brian and Veronica Young of Erie and a graduate of McDowell High School.
Steven Totin, a fine art major, will showcase a variety of wood and ceramic sculptures, the majority of which are inspired by conceptual ideas and organic forms found in nature. Totin recently completed wood sculptures exploring elements of line, space, light, and discovery. He is a son of Ronald and Lisanna Hancox-Totin and a graduate of New Castle High School.
In addition to the capstone presentations, the students present at appropriate regional or national conferences, and will present at Westminster's Undergraduate Research and Arts Celebration (URAC) April 30. This showcase for student creative and research efforts will feature the work of more than 200 Westminster students, who will present posters, oral presentations, documentaries, art projects, and performances.
Contact Kurt R. Roscoe, assistant professor of Media Art + Design, at 724-946-7237 for additional information.
About Westminster College...
Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 378 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
Nearly 1,600 undergraduate and graduate students benefit from individualized attention from dedicated faculty while choosing from 41 majors and nearly 100 organizations on the New Wilmington, Pa., campus. Visit www.westminster.edu/advantage to view "Advantage: Westminster" A Strategic Plan 2010-2020.


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Common symptoms include:
Confusion and memory loss may be likely in secondary parkinsonism. This is because many diseases that cause secondary parkinsonism also lead to dementia .
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions about the person's medical history and symptoms. Be aware that the symptoms may be hard to assess, particularly in the elderly.
Examination may show:
Reflexes are usually normal.
Tests may be ordered to confirm or rule out other problems that can cause similar symptoms.
If the condition is caused by a medicine, the doctor may recommend changing or stopping the medicine.
Treating underlying conditions such as stroke or infections can reduce symptoms or prevent the condition from getting worse.
If symptoms make it hard to do everyday activities, the doctor may recommend medicine. Medicines used to treat this condition can cause severe side effects. It is important to see the doctor for check-ups. Secondary parkinsonism tends to be less responsive to medical therapy than Parkinson disease.
Unlike Parkinson disease, secondary parkinsonism may stabilize or even improve if the underlying cause is treated. Brain problems, such as Lewy body disease, are not reversible.
Side effects from loss of strength (debilitation):
Call the health care provider if:
Treating conditions that cause secondary parkinsonism may decrease the risk.
People taking medicines that can cause secondary parkinsonism should be carefully monitored by the doctor to prevent the condition from developing.
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Joseph V. Campellone, MD, Department of Neurology, Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I was diagnosed with colon cancer and am receiving Folfox chemotherapy. Can I have sexual relations with my wife? She is avoiding me with fear [of causing harm to me or herself]. What are the restrictions on sexual activity during treatment?
Gloria DiLullo, MSN, CRNP, OncoLink Medical Oncology Educational Content Specialist, responds:
In terms of sexual activity, if there is any chance of your wife getting pregnant (i.e. she has not yet entered menopause), then you must use contraception and avoid pregnancy while on chemotherapy, as birth defects can occur from the chemotherapy. Some chemotherapy is excreted in a very small amount in semen, especially within 48 hours of treatment. Even if your wife is past child-bearing age, you should use a condom if you have intercourse within 48 hours after your treatment to avoid exposing her to any small amounts of chemotherapy in the semen. You should also know that there is no danger of your wife developing cancer as a result of sexual relations with you. If you have concerns about fertility or sexual function, you should ask your doctor or nurse about how the specific chemotherapy drug(s) you are taking can affect these things.
Dec 7, 2010 - Rituximab may be a better option than watchful waiting in some lymphoma patients, and a new treatment option appears effective for relapsed or refractory Hodgkin's lymphoma, according to two studies being presented at the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology, held from Dec. 4 to 7 in Orlando, Fla. Other research being presented will highlight new options for the standard treatment of advanced asymptomatic follicular lymphoma; mantle cell lymphoma; and early, unfavorable Hodgkin's disease.


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quote:Love you buddy. At least you dont have a losing record
quote:An MRI revealed that Rajon Rondo has suffered a torn right ACL and he will miss the rest of the season.
quote: I should be rooting for FDD to lose
quote: would love to be only 1 game out of a playoff spot
quote:Can you imagine the shite talk you would get if I started 1-8 and came back to win this damn league!
quote: I would quit tigerdroppings
quote:You got a shot. My team is still solid. If Vasquez keeps playing well and Bynum comes back, I still have a chance
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sseagle wrote:Oh there is a hockey team in St. Louis?
The game has been over for almost a whole day and the local paper has no evidence we even played.
Baseball fans, stay the (Frank) away after the season is over, we don't need you scalping our tickets when we are rolling ass.
Hell even NHL.com and Yahoo sports and ect havn't even cared about our 4-0-0 just hanging off the nuts of the Avs and Sharks. Hell even toronto is getting more love than us, lol.
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Be sure all of your contacts are visible.
If your contacts were synced with iCloud, you can sign into iCloud and recover them.
- From the home screen, tap Settings.
- Scroll to and tap iCloud.
- Tap Apple ID and enter your Apple ID.
- Tap Password and enter your Apple ID password.
- Tap Sign In.
- If prompted to Merge with iCloud, tap Merge.
- If prompted to Allow iCloud to Use the Location of Your iPhone, tap the preferred option.
- Ensure that the Contacts switch is ON.
- You've now signed in to your iCloud account and your contacts display.
If you've saved your contacts to your Google account, you can restore them to your Apple iPad with Retina display.
- From the home screen, tap Settings.
- Scroll to and tap Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
- Tap Add Account.
- Tap Google.
- Enter your name, email address, and password.
- Tap Next.
- Ensure that the Contacts switch is ON.
- Tap Save.
- You've now added the Google account and your Gmail contacts display.
Some Bluetooth-enabled devices have Bluetooth file transfer capabilities. If you stored your contacts on another Bluetooth-enabled device, you can recover your contacts.
- Be sure you have Bluetooth enabled on the other device and it's ready to be paired.
- From the Apple iPad with Retina display home screen, tap Settings.
- Tap Bluetooth.
- Tap the Bluetooth slider to ON if it isn't already selected.
- Your device searches for available Bluetooth devices within range. Tap the name of the other device.
- If a Bluetooth pairing request displays, verify the passkeys match and tap Pair.
- If prompted, enter the PIN and tap OK.
- If you're unsure of the passkey, try entering 0000 or 1234 (the default for most Bluetooth devices).
- After you've paired the devices, begin the transfer of contacts from the other device.
- After the transfer is complete, open the file on your Apple iPad with Retina display and follow the prompts to load your contacts into your contact list.
Note: Sprint recommends you save your contacts to your Google account.


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