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quote:Agree. We need to get to Omaha soon because the whole SB fiasco was a real kick in the dick. that sunday game was painful at the box. 2/15 can't get here soon enough.
quote:i agree that the other two would be well considered flops, but a SR is far from a disappointment.
quote: I want to see Omaha soon with my Tigers in attendance.
quote:I hate to be that guy. But.... get us back to Omaha or his seat should start to become somewhat uncomfortably warm. 4 seasons of an Omaha drought should be a problem.
quote:1-2 omaha trips
quote:what are your expectations for the baseball team in terms of a decade?
quote:this isn't the 90s anymore, and baseball across the country has gotten much better at the collegiate level, especially in the south
quote:If PM fails to get us there in 1 of the next 2 seasons, that would be 5 consecutive seasons without an appearance in Omaha. Is that acceptable? For me, that's pushing it.
quote:his shadow hangs over LSU's baseball program as much as the bear hangs over bama's football program, IMO.
quote:Need to step it up and recruit better hitters.
quote:9 years postseason 3-4 SEC regular season titles 5-6 super regional trips 3-4 omaha trips 1+ national title.
quote:We have a great recruiter and a shitty hitting coach. The sad part is that it's the same person.


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In 1999, the new CEO of Vyaderm Pharmaceuticals introduces an Economic Value Added (EVA) program to focus the company on long-term shareholder value. The EVA program consists of three elements: EVA centers (business units), EVA drivers (operational practices that improve EVA results), and an EVA-based incentive program for bonus-eligible managers. Over the next two years, the implementation of the program runs into several stumbling blocks, including resistance from regional managers, who push for "line of sight" EVA drivers; the difficulty of managing a large number of EVA centers; and unexpected bonus adjustments due to poor EVA performance. The decision point focuses on the competitive situation in a business unit where the sudden exit of a competitor produces an unexpected one-time windfall in earnings. Vyaderm's top managers struggle with the question of whether to adjust the EVA results to prevent demoralizing managers in future years when EVA results are likely to decline.
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It has been said that b and u are to be found in every mas- terpiece of prose. We enjoy assonance, alliteration. Good prose should be musi- cal; good verse must be. Craftsmanship consists in arranging sounds in their har- CONTIKUKD OX' PAI.i; 2 PENNSYLVANIA, NEW TO GAME IS BADLY BEATEN BY VARSITY SOPHOMORE CLASS ELECTS VALINDA HILL, ELIZABETH WIN- CHESTER AND SARAH JAY 1927 has elected Valinda Hill President, Elizabeth Winchester, Vice President and Sarah Jay, Secretary, to succeed Caroline Swift, Valinda Hill and Minna Jones respectively. Miss Hill was a member for 1927 on the Business Committee of May Day, and member of the Freshman Show Committee, as well as vice president of her class last year. Chairman for the first week, October, 192a, and on the Business Committee of the Freshman Show, Miss Winchester is manager of Class Hockey for this year, and business manager of the Sophomore Play. Miss Jay was chairman of the class in October, 102:1, and Freshman member of the Self-Government Board for 1939-24. ' CAN WE HAVE PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION, ASKS DR. MEIKLEJOHN America's Confidence in Common Sense Undeserved, Says Educator Dorothy Lee '25, Stars Against Visitors Guarding Varsity easily defeated Pennsylvania in a hockey game Tuesday afternoon, Oc- tober 28, with the score of 14-0. Pennsylvania, which this year lor the first time has its own hockey field and consequently has not played much before, was obviously outplayed by varsity, whose greatest advantage in the uneven game was superior team work. The ball was constantly in front of the Pennsylvania goal, for the varsity for- wards were quick in rushing down, while the fullbacks, lingering near the 50-yar.d line, proved practically impossible to pass to. D. Lee, '25, and H. 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Harris, '26; K. Fowler, '25; M. Gardiner, '25. "All our American education is-suffer- ing and in a large measure failing because we have no philosophy and no religion to teach," said Dr. Alexander Meiklejohn in chapel last Wednesday night, in the first of a sufies of talks on education." "Education," he explained, "is the at- tempt so to equip people that they can live better. The .trouble is that we do not know what to teach. We arc living in a time when thought systems have been .shattered. The problem is to find for our teachers and students some starting point by which they, can build up an interpreta- tion of life. "America is hard to educate; Americans as a whole think it is easy to know the world. They have confidence in their common sense and their common sense doesn't deserve it. With regard to1 all things of any importance, Americans characteristically think no study is needed. Qnly in regard to the minutiae, the me- chanisms of life do we investigate. Ameri- cans realize the need of study if they are going to make shoes, but in regard to religion, philosophy, morals and social ar- rangements they feel they can know by intuition what to think. "One question about philosophy and religion is. Can we have cither? Men had pieced their knowledge of the world to- gether into a picture puzzle. Science spoilt the picture. A dreadful fear is on us that we can neverj)ut the.picture to- CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 MERION CRICKET CLUB GOES DOWN BEFORE VARSITY TEAM Visitor's Individual Play Fails to Break Brown Team-Work DR. AMBERSON, AUTHORITY ON ANIMAL LIGHT, TO SPEAK "The Nature of Animal Light" will be the subject of a lecture by Dr. William R. Amberson, Associate Professor of Physi- ology at the University of Pennsylvania, in Dalton Hall, Friday, November 14, at 7.30 P. M. The lecture, which is under the -auspices of the Science Club, will be in Dalton in order that Dr. Amberson may illustrate his talk with lantern slides and demonstrations. DA Amberson has studied the problem of electrical fish for several years and is an authority on the subject. All members and associates of the Science Club are invited and may bring guests. MISS ELY TO SPEAK AT LIBERAL CLUB MEETING ON FRIDAY Miss Gertrude Ely, who was at Geneva for five weeks this summer, will speak on the League of Nations at tlie Liberal Club Friday night. Miss Ely has talked with a great many of the delegates this summer, and the Liberal Club meeting on Friday will be an unusual chance for a clear and first- hand view of the work the league is doing. In a game of brilliant defensive play Varsity defeated, 6-0, the Merion Cricket Club team playing with only' four for- wards. The remarkaDlj guarding of the Merion goal ami Jhe slashing work of the backs Kept the score down. The ->ryn'Mawr backs also played with sureness and speed; the close teain^atk-of the Walkers and J. Seeley, ','7, was�-cspecially helpful. Coring only one goal in the first half, nude by D. 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C-reactive protein is produced by the liver. The level of CRP rises when there is inflammation throughout the body.
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The S.T.A.R.S. (Sheriff Teaching Abuse Resistance to Students) Program is a 12 hour, online course, including a hands on community service project for grade school through junior high students. It is a school based computer e-learning program utilizing interactive activities, graphics, photographs, animations and videos that embrace learning. The program is derived from the latest principals of preventing adolescent involvement in drugs, alcohol use, violence and gangs. S.T.A.R.S. was developed to transcend the D.A.R.E. program by being more flexible in its curriculum and less restrictive in the certification necessary to teach. The basis of the program is to teach life skills with the principal objective of prevention. The course is hosted by the Fulton Homes online e-learning system.
As an Explorer, young adults have the opportunity to assist the Maricopa County Sheriffs Office. Explorers can broaden their understanding and firsthand knowledge of the challenges and job skills that make up their community's law enforcement service. In addition to gaining a working knowledge of police work, the participants have the opportunity to give of themselves to the community. Explorers are volunteers and do not serve as county employees, sworn or civilian.
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The Maricopa County Sheriffs Office Post is not a program for "at risk" youth. An applicant cannot have any arrests and/or convictions for felonies or serious misdemeanors. A member must be able to work independently with other Explorers, Supervisors and Deputies. An applicant must be reasonably physically fit and able to stand for long periods and work in various weather conditions. Explorers must be able to take orders and instructions from other senior Explorers or Explorers of greater rank.
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Y.A.F. sponsors a non-profit boxing team that was started by long-time posse member Walt Hoskins in April 1987. This program was created to give boys ages 8 through 18 a positive alternative to gangs and drugs. The program's main goals are to teach boys about commitment, discipline, and team work, as well as to provide an excellent resource for building and maintaining self-esteem and confidence. The team relies on funding from the Y.A.F. for equipment as well as expenses associated with numerous tournaments they attend each year. In conjunction with the Youth Assistance Foundation, this boxing program has built a solid foundation and is growing rapidly every day.
Each year the Youth Assistance Foundation partners with the Sheriff's Office to hold a Christmas toy drive. New toys are collected from around Maricopa County from businesses and other interested parties. The toys are then distributed to needy families and groups whose children would otherwise have little or nothing at Christmas.
The college scholarship program has been established by the Youth Assistance Foundation Board of Directors to assist outstanding members of the MCSO Explorer Scout Post #2502 in furthering their education in preparation for a career as a sworn police officer or detention officer. The scholarship is awarded twice each year, in July for the fall Semester and November for the winter semester. The funds are directed to defer the cost of tuition, fees and text books with applicants meeting strict selection requirements. Offering the scholarship is also a recruiting tool for the Explorer Scout Post.


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The Office for Diversity serves as a clearinghouse for diversity resources and a focal point for administering and fostering diversity as a value and key action area of the Association. The Office serves the membership through its initiatives and programs, resource development, active consultations and training on diversity issues that impact the profession, the workplace, and information service delivery. Topics include such issues as recruitment and retention; personal and professional leadership; organizational change; team and capacity building; service strategies for diverse user populations; and effective interpersonal communications.
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National Dialogue on the Curriculum of Readiness - held in 2005
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"Why urban or suburban?" we thought. "Why not both?" So we opened offices on both sides of Lake Washington. We're one of the largest Google locations in the U.S., and the birthplace of products from Google Talk to Google Storage to Google+ Hangouts, to name just a few.
In Kirkland, we're all engineering, all the time. Our computer scientists, product managers and engineers have worked on every major product at Google, from Search to Android to Advertising. In Seattle, engineers cross paths with marketing and sales Googlers, where we have teams working with interesting clients in areas like travel and retail. Based in the Fremont neighborhood, we're in a pretty, light-filled building right alongside the Lake Washington Ship Canal.
When we're not shipping code or making sales calls, we like to have fun. Lots of it. Fremont Googlers can check out kayaks and go for a paddle – or explore works by local artists showcased on-site. And Kirkland Googlers enjoy a a climbing wall, a high-tech golf simulator and a James Beard Award-winning chef.
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What's so great about Google Seattle/Kirkland?
As one of the largest engineering offices at Google outside of Mountain View, we have all of the benefits of working on Google-scale projects while still operating at a more start-up-like size. We get to spend more time doing what we're really interested in, and less time managing people and processes. It means we can make a significant contribution right away. For one thing, we enjoy the best of both worlds. Want to live in the city? Welcome to our Fremont office. Want to rock the suburbs? Kirkland's got your name on it.
What's the most exciting work to come out of Google Seattle/Kirkland?
Every major product at Google has a home in Seattle/Kirkland. We helped build Google Talk, Maps and Sitemaps, and we've made significant contributions to systems infrastructure, AdWords, AdSense, Analytics, Chrome and the Google Apps Engine. Most recently, we built Hangouts for Google+. And our Widevine team develops digital rights management and video optimization technologies.
Have I heard of any Seattle/Kirkland Googlers?
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We host the local technology community on-site at events like the annual Google I/O conference, tech talks and panel presentations. We support local farmers who are part of Growing Washington. We host local students as part of our Computing and Programming Experience program. And we support the University of Washington's Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) programs for students from underrepresented groups.


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5 November 2012
Corporate social media specialists to meet in London
If you think you'd seen the best of the social media events this year, you'd be wrong. Conference organisers Useful Social Media are set to host its third The Corporate Social Media Summit Europe 2012 from 06 Tuesday to 07 Wednesday November 2012 in London. And, if you miss this one, you'll miss out.
The conference is billed as the annual meeting place for corporate social media professionals based in Europe and even further a field. The conference provides marketers the platform to share best practices in the largest corporate-focused social media conference of the year.
Run over two days, Useful Social Media will see brands including American Express, Lego, Siemens, BAE Systems, Microsoft and Caterpillar discuss how social media strategy can be used to enhance and strengthen a brand and how a return can be realised. It's rare to have so many brands in one place to discuss social media, so we're looking forward to seeing and hearing how what they've experienced this far, hopefully without too may agency handholding. More importantly we're keen to see what credence is paid toward social media and if many of the usual debates have moved on.
No doubt there will be presentations from speakers that allow brands to bask in the glory of social success from building brand loyalty, content creation and strategy, crisis management, customer management, engagement, social measurement and so on. It will be interesting to learn if and how brands share when things don't go so swimmingly. It appears there will be balance from taking a peek at the agenda and subject matter that will be tackled, so we'll let you know. Heading into 2013 and yet another challenging year ahead from so many directions, I'm wondering if the conference will give us an inkling if social media will dominate and be featured in the way brands undertake above, below an through-the-line marketing. Perhaps we'll gather more insight about this during the week?
Keep up-to-date with everything that happening on the day follow from @Usefulsocial. To keep tuned in for all that's happening pre, during and post conference use Twitter hash tag for the #CSMEU.
Or, you can follow the stream from the conference below.
Tweets about "#CSMEU"It's still not too late to register at the Useful Social Media website.
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Monday, November 11, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College broadcast and digital communications students, Westminster's Cable Network (WCN), and Titan Radio received several awards from College Broadcasters, Inc. (CBI) for projects featured on WCN.
Joe Ligo's project, "Think Before You Post: Cyberbullying," was awarded first place for Best TV Public Service Announcement.
"Like any great production, this was a team effort. I'm so thankful for crew members' hard work and the actors' great performances," said Ligo.
Ligo also thanked three Westminster professors for their contributions: Dr. Terri Lenox, professor of computer science and chair of the department; Dr. Jamie McMinn, associate professor of psychology and coordinator of the psychology-human resources program; and Brad Weaver; communication studies lecturer.
Ligo was named runner up in this category in 2012 for "Get Out." That year "Titan Radio Never Stops" was named Best TV Promo. Ligo, the program director for the Westminster's student-run Titan Radio, came up with the concept and produced the video.
"It's great to bring home another CBI award to Westminster," Ligo said.
Ligo, a senior broadcast communications major, is a son of Jess and Amy Ligo and a graduate of Mercer Area High School.
Connor Kobis's project, "Fourth and a Miracle," was named Best Documentary. The program documents the journey shared by Scott and Sarah Coy, two people, who through much adversity, have made it through life sticking by each other's side.
"To receive this recognition from professionals in the field is really an amazing accomplishment for me," Kobis said. "I never in a million years would have expected to win this award. I'm so happy and proud that the story of Scott and Sarah Coy hit home with audiences across the nation."
Kobis continued, "I look forward to doing more digital media work in the future and would love to move to Hollywood someday to pursue a career in filmmaking."
Kobis graduated from Westminster over the summer with a degree in broadcast communications. He is a son of Michael and Kathleen Kobis of Elma, N.Y. and a graduate of Bishop Timon-Saint Jude High School.
"The CBI awards confirm that Westminster students are reaching and defining the benchmarks for digital media best practices," Weaver said. "Competing and winning on the national stage against heavy competition from major universities says so much about the quality of education Westminster students receive. I'm incredibly proud of Connor and Joe. They're gifted, skilled, creative leaders who will help shape the digital media landscape."
Westminster College also received national finalist awards for work produced by Titan Radio. WCN and its website were named national finalists for Best Audio Podcast for "Dirty Secrets and Broken News: Checkbook Journalism, Interview Poaching and Bigfoot Journalism." Producers and contributors include the following students:
Joshua Dunn, a senior broadcast communications major, is a son of Charles and Maria Dunn of Pittsburgh and a graduate of Northgate High School.
Jordan Greer received his degree in broadcast communications in May. He is a son of Joseph and Mariagnes Greer and a graduate of Baldwin High School.
Anthony Humes, a junior communication studies major, is a son of Ian and Lynne Humes of Darlington, England.
Stephanie Oleyar, a senior communication studies major, is a daughter of Stephen and Lori Oleyar of Derry and a graduate of Greensburg Central Catholic High School.
Andrea Tice of New Castle is a 2012 graduate of Westminster's Lifelong Learning Program.
Jarred Treshok, a senior broadcast communications major, is a son of Anthony and Karen Treshok of Sarver and a graduate of Freeport Area High School.
The broadcast and digital communications program is one of the largest and fastest growing at Westminster College, offering students interested in radio and television an education with hands-on experience, including: remote broadcasts of sports and other special events, in-studio production of news, magazine and interview shows, announcing and managing Titan Radio, special feature productions, and web and internet journalism on www.wcn247.com.
The objective of the broadcast and digital communications program is to prepare students for entry-level and subsequent management positions in digital media: radio, television, cable and a range of other organizations.
Contact Weaver at 724-946-7238 or email 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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quote: He wouldnt get drafted before the fifth round this year and unless he improves, that may be his ceiling.
quote:He wouldnt get drafted before the fifth round this year and unless he improves, that may be his ceiling.
quote:But....Hamilton wasn't listed on many mock drafts last year and went in the second round to Miami, so you never know.
quote:He isn't a strong defender at the position, as taller players go over him quite regularly, and he doesn't excel at weakside help. His offensive skills are unrefined, and he is extremely limited in his shooting range.
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3 Based on Demo this is 3 Years Wasted!!!Milney | 06/06/2009 | See all Milney's reviews (5)Fight Night 3 is probably one of the best games on the 360 certainly top 5 possibly 3. And from what I can see they have done so many good things to this game, and then ruined it by making the controls feel like youve put the toggle pads in concrete!You constantly flick the right stick to make punches only for random excuses for punches or just nothing to happen. It genuinely has absolutely ruined what would probably be an even better game than its predecessor.I have played the demo as has my friend many times and neither of us can knock anyone out simply because landing to decent punches one after the other is bordering on the impossible.As much as I can agree the controls and method of throwing haymakers needing some work on from round 3. Its is undescribable untill you play it how bad the controls are and fail to see how anyone can rate this highly because its no where near as good as 3.The reason I give this 3 stars is only because I'm sure that when they release the full game they will return the control method back to the same way it was in Round 3 with some modifications. If not as I say they have just ruined 3 years by simply giving it the most unresponsive controls.
2 I expected morezak1993 | 08/06/2009 | See all zak1993's reviews (1)personally i think that FNR3 is better, but thats just me.
5 Amazing!!vanhoylington | 27/06/2009 | See all vanhoylington's reviews (3)I don't understand the amount of people who have criticised this game. It is soooo much better than fight night round 3, the graphics are better the gameplay's better. More importantly the career mode is phenominal, a lot of thought has clearly gone into the career mode, and you can really go too town on personalizing your boxer, you can literally customize everything, gloves, shorts, boots, robes..... honestly, by this game, it really is somethin' else..
3 **Only based on the Demo**TheFunkyDrummer | 29/05/2009 | See all TheFunkyDrummer's reviews (6)I've been looking forward to this for some time and based on the demo I'm feeling a little short changed.With punches being thrown via the right stick, it feels far too easy to throw an incorrect punch. For example, the difference in stick movement between an uppercut and a cross is very small. This constantly left me wide open to a hefty smack in the face, which in a boxing game isn't ideal.The graphics are good but as mentioned in one of the other reviews they do have something of a cartoon like quality. In some of the close ups, the fighters look like wax works and are certainly not as good as the those in UFC 2009.The actual physics of the fight seem to work well although punches feel weak when thrown. The haymaker punches feel especially under powered and during one bout I knocked my opponenet down with a punch, which quite frankly my Nan could have taken!?I sincerely hope that this is one of those games that improves the longer you play it and that the full version will "draw you in" so that the minor flaws can be overlooked.
5 WOWribbitin | 30/07/2009 | See all ribbitin's reviews (10)This game is truley amazing. Graphics are really good but whats better is the effect of there faces when they have been punched several times. There whole ey can swell up depending on the times its hit and you can split there cheeks etc. The customisation is really good and the legacy mode is awsome. The only problem i have with this game is that in the fight now option the fighters dont have belts you can challange for (like wrestling games) but this is not that big a problem but would of made it perfect. This is a must have.


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A fun, easy and silly gift to give the cute men in our lives this Father's Day.
Next, fill in the mustache with your Pebeo gel stain.
First, draw a mustache on the top of your mug with a sharpie marker. As you can see mine took a couple times to get right.
Second, trace around the edges of the drawn mustache with your Pebeo pen.
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Be patient because it will take a couple of coats to get the look you are going for.
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Cranbrook Art Museum Renovations and Collections Addition
The new Collections Wing is clad in clear-glazed red brick that references the masonry work of the original Eliel Saarinen building.
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Eliel Saarinen's 1942 Cranbrook Art Museum.
Above grade, the two volumes are connected via a thin joint of concrete block clad in galvanized metal. This joint hides the ductwork that feeds the new building. An interior passage between the old and new occurs below the stairs.
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Site plan.
Plaza-Level Floor Plan
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Plaza-level floor plan.
Loading-Dock-Level Floor Plan
Loading-dock-level floor plan.
Vestibule in front of Eero Saarinen's entry doors in the museum.
Vestibule in front of the original entry doors in the museum.
Eliel Saarinens original main galleries at the Cranbrook Museum of Art are newly renovated and climate-controlled.
Eliel Saarinen's original main galleries at the Cranbrook Museum of Art are newly renovated and climate-controlled.
At the east end of a ground-level gallery, a sliding metal door opens into the cool, cellarlike confines of the new Collections Wing.
Located at the rear of the complex, the system stretches through sub-basement corridors, up into the display areas, and across to the library.
The wings main corridor is flanked by art-bearing niches and heavy Sapele-wood-plank doors that lead to offices, collections areas, and a seminar room. The ceiling is lined by the wire-and-aluminum ganglia of the massive HVAC system.
The wing's main corridor is flanked by art-bearing niches and heavy Sapele-wood-plank doors that lead to offices, collections areas, and a seminar room. The ceiling is lined by the wire-and-aluminum ganglia of the massive HVAC system.
Collections Wing puts storage on display.
Collections Wing storage.
Eero Saarinen was scarcely 18 when his architect father, Eliel, tasked him with some detail work for a new educational campus under way in a suburb of Detroit. Saarinen the Elder, at the behest of client-founders George and Ellen Booth, was to head the Cranbrook Academy of Art when it opened 1932, and had moved his family to the site—320 wooded acres near Bloomfield Hills—to command the artisan team whose decorative handiwork makes the Cranbrook complex a treasure of 20th-century American design. Young Eero's contributions were minor, but indicative: one, an ornate wrought-iron dragon on the gate of a private enclosure, seems to portend something of his own expressive masterworks, still some 30 years ahead of him.
"The character of the architecture here is timelessly beautiful," says Reed Kroloff, the seventh to follow Saarinen Sr. as Cranbrook Academy director. Besides the occasional ornamental dragon, the Arts and Crafts–derived studios and schools of Cranbrook boast an array of eclectic columns and carvings that "does something that … [Eliel] Saarinen is very much a practitioner of: It says that history is not something to be avoided, but for God's sake it's not to be copied," Kroloff says.
Gregory Wittkopp, director of the Cranbrook Art Museum, stands in the middle of a wonderland of Modernist goodies: Eames shelving, Florence Knoll sofas, some of the only surviving models from Eero Saarinen's office. "In most museums, the vault belongs to the rarified world of the curator," Wittkopp says. But not so at Cranbrook. Here, the Collections Wing puts storage on display.
For years, on-site storage was limited to a cramped vault and ad hoc spaces in the older building, conceived when the collection was a fraction of its present size. The pieces were even worse off when on display. "Whatever happened outside … that was the environment inside," says Kevin Shultis, who leads the cultural studio in SmithGroup's Detroit office: if it was humid in Bloomfield Hills, it was humid in the museum. Veneer on old furniture would peel, paintings would grow discolored. "It created a problem with other institutions," Wittkopp says, since peer museums were hesitant to lend works.
Two-thirds of the project's $22 million budget was given over to the renovation and climatization of the old building. Saarinen's ceiling-mounted vents for forced air were replaced with continuous slots, providing uniform airflow to the museum walls. A new vestibule prevents outside air from affecting interior conditions; triple-glazed windows and a vapor barrier fill the much-thickened wall cavity. The result is a constant 70 F and 50 percent humidity in the galleries, no matter the weather.
Behind a sliding door, the museum's vast archive is on display, some behind glass walls. Academy director Reed Kroloff came on board while the project was already in the works, but the pedagogical possibilities of the new wing have him anticipating this month's opening. "The client—us—wanted to change what a storage building is," he says. At once warehouse, living library, and historical candy store, the museum's new wing puts Modernism's attic on display.
That credo, slightly modified, has been the watchword for the architects of the newest addition to the campus, an extension and renovation of Eliel Saarinen's 1942 Cranbrook Art Museum. Modified, because now it's the Saarinens who are the history, not the practitioners; and their legacy couldn't be avoided; it had to be met head-on.
The museum is the last building that Saarinen designed on campus, and one of the most impressive. The structure is half of an austere, symmetrical composition mirrored by the academy library and centered on a monumental staircase and portico. Paul Urbanek, AIA,whose Detroit–based SmithGroup office oversaw the expansion, admits the challenge of working amidst so much history: "My first thought when getting asked to work on the project … [in 2008] was the awesome responsibility of putting a building next to Saarinen's masterpiece."
Daunting as it may have seemed, the new project was a necessary one, since history itself had caught up with Saarinen. Says Rick Nahm, president of the Cranbrook Educational Community (of which the academy and museum are core constituents), "I knew 10-and-a-half years ago that there was an issue with the exhibit space, with climate control, and with appropriate and proper storage."
"It was like keeping art in your grandma's basement," Urbanek says: Sixty-five Michigan winters had taken their toll, and the building's poor insulation and substandard ventilation meant that the 6,000-piece collection—a veritable cross section of modern art and design, from Ludwig Mies van der Rohe to Frank Stella—was at risk.
So was the institution's standing with the American Association of Museums, which threatened to withhold accreditation unless steps were taken. With a 1999 master plan by Rafael Moneo, Hon. FAIA, in hand, the envelope for the 20,000-square-foot extension was already blocked out, and SmithGroup could focus on the complex interior scheme. Connecting old building and new via an underground corridor for staff and art, the architects relocated the mechanical plant for the museum and library into the new Collections Wing, freeing up space on the original lower floor for galleries and archives. Inside the addition, within a 45-foot-wide footprint, comparable to that of its conjoined twin, the architects wedged a massive program, including a loading dock, seminar space, and open storage that puts the complete collection on view for the perusal of Cranbrook's interdisciplinary scholars.
Not to say that SmithGroup's job was all technical. In a subtle contextual turn, the extension's plain, windowless western façade sports clear-glazed brick paneling that not only complements Eliel's work, but speaks to Eero's as well: even as they were at work on Cranbrook, Urbanek explains, SmithGroup was designing a renovation for the General Motors Tech Center by Saarinen fils in nearby Warren, Mich. "The glazed brick at Tech was actually designed by ceramic artists from Cranbrook." SmithGroup's design brought it all full circle.
Project Cranbrook Art Museum Renovation and Collections Addition, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Client & Owner Cranbrook Educational Community and Cranbrook Academy of Art & Art Museum Architect SmithGroup—Paul Urbanek, AIA (project designer); Kevin Shultis, AIA (project manager); Ryan Smith, AIA (project architect); Darin Daguanno, AIA, Terry Guitar, AIA, Frank Muehlenbein, Frank Weber, AIA, Mark Goyette, Ben Motyl, Tom O'Connor, FAIA, Jared Lawrence, AIA, Andrew Dunlap, AIA, Meredith Steckling, AIA, Jerry Carter (design team) Interior Designer SmithGroup Mechanical Engineer SmithGroup—Brian Noonan, Curt Songer Structural Engineer SmithGroup—Andrea Reynolds, Michael Skalsky Electrical Engineer SmithGroup—Lokman Abbas Civil Engineer Spalding deDecker Consulting Engineers Construction Manager Frank Rewold & Sons Landscape Architect SmithGroup Lighting Designer SmithGroup—Jeff Gerwing, Matt Alleman Size 37,000 square feet (Collections Wing); 60,000 square feet (museum renovation) Cost $22 million
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