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The College News Volume VI. No. 15 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBUARY 11, 1920 Price 5 Cents No Limit Set Yet For Quarantine Dean Smith and Dr. Branson cannot yet give definite information as to the end of the quarantine. "At least it won't he lifted this week-end." said Dean Smith, "because the epidemic is still on the increase in Philadelphia." According to Dr. Rea, in the two weeks since the quarantine was put on nine cases of influenza and four of bronchial pneumonia have developed in the college. "The influenza is lighter this year than last year," said Dr. Rea, "and with less serious after-effects. The epidemic seems to have been harder on the graduates than on the undergradu- ates." she concluded. MRS.SLADE PUTS ENDOWMENT \ BEFORE MASS MEETING National Chairman Outline Plan of Campaign to^Student Body Caroline McCormick Slade. '06, nation- al chairman of the Endowment Drive, made the first formal appeal to the stu- dent body in behalf of the Endowment at a mass-meeting of graduates and un- dergraduates last night in Taylor Hall. "No college in the world has ever at- tempted so gigantic a feat, as to get $2,000,000 from 2,000 alumnae, said a New York business man to me the other day." began Mrs. Slade. "That is the very reason why we are not go- ing to fail....Oar task is tremendous, but we are going to put it through. Emphasizing the gravity of the pre- sent crisis. Mrs. Slade declared that of all the people who enlisted in the war, no group made the supreme sacrifice that the teaching profession made. "We know all too well that if tomorrow our faculty had to leave us, we could not get another to take its place." Faith In Publicity. "Mow are we to get this money? There steps in the Queen of Belgium,'" Mrs. Slade continued. "The one thing I learned in my Bryn Mawr student days was to avoid publicity, but experience in war drives has shown the need for it. Newspaper men tell me that even if we put our message in the blackest type on the front page of every paper. we could not get it across. \\ e must first of all rouse interest and attention." TO DISCUSS CHAPERONE RULES FOR GRADUATES Three important matters have been registered by a number' of graduates for discussion at the monthly Self Govern- ment meeting to be held next Tuesday evening in Taylor Hall. Abolishment of tin- ruling that gradu- ate students without academic appoint- ments be forbidden to have social en- gagements with members of the faculty is the first question. Secondly, that grad- uates be freed from all chaperone rules. The final business would make all grad- uates, regardless of age, authorized chaperones. GRADUATE CLUB EMPHATICALLY OPPOSES CHANGE IN RULES The Graduate Club passed a sense of the meeting Monday night, (to be pre- sented to the Self Government meeting next Tuesday.) which sets the Graduate C'ul> as definitely opposed to: 111 Abolishing rule about social en- gagements with men of the facultv. Freeing graduates under -'5 years of age from chaperone rules (3^ MIoMing all graduates, regard- less of age. to be authorised chaperones. SIEGFRIED SASS00N STRIPS WAR OF ILLUSIONS Soldier Poet Reads Poems Under Auspices of English Club The second of the British war poets to lecture at Bryn Mawr, Siegfried Sas- soon, proved to be a man whom war had changed from the idyllist to the satirist, a man whose power of portray- ing natural beauty has been stifled by in- dignation, and yet a man who is still an idealist at heart. Mr. Sassoon gave a commentative reading of his poetry last Friday evening in Taylor Hall, un- der the auspices of the English Club. When Robert Nichols, the first repre- sentative of "The Young Elizabethans," came to Bryn Mawr last year, although ihe armistice hail been signed, war was still uppermost in everyone*! mind. In- fluenced by it, Mi*. Nichols' audience re- sponded to him witli their emotions. The poet was too close to the war to cull from his own horrible experiences a gen- eral theory. Coming a year later. Siegfried Sassoon rekindled in his audience, by appealing to the intellect, a truer and deeper hat- roil of war and of all that it represents. Reads Serits of Ironic War Poems "Blinded by no illusions concerning the glory of war, the soldiers placed truth above all." said Mr. Sassoon. "They realized that it was neither he- roic nor necessary. It was for them that I wrote my series of war poems� records of the effects of war upon the individual." Mr. Sassoon hrst read "Absolution," a poem written before he knew what war really meant and when he too was influ- enced by the glamour of August, l'.ni. "In the Pink" showed a step towards a fuller realization of the horror involved in lighting. It tells of a Tommy who from his mud writes home that he is "in the pink." "Tonight he's in the pink; but soon he'll die, And still the war goes on; he don't know why." �The Redeemer" and "Base Details" �how further the growth of indignation that finally culminates in a poem." The General." the epitome of Sassoon's is tiric poems. (iood morning: good morning!'' the I uneral said \\ hen we met him last week on our way to the line. Now the soldiers he smiled at are most of 'em dead And we're cursing his staff tor incompe- tent swine. "He's a cheery old card," grunted Harry to Jack As they slugged up to Arras with rifle and pack. But he did for them both with his plan of attack." Quotes from New Book. Picture Show." Below all the irony and choking fury �gainst the established order of politi- cal events, there are hints of SaSSOOW the idealist. "So from these words you'd never |BtM The stars and lilies I coatd see" This >|>ir it bcCOCBei more apparent when Mr. Sas-omi read from "The Old Huntsman" and from "Picture Show." his new book containing forty poems, only se\cn of which are �ii poems. 01 all he rted, "The South Wind" best shows (Continued on page Q DR. J. GORDON GILKEY LEADS ANNUAL WEEK-END CON- FERENCE Urges Rational Basis for Faith Three talks and an open forum led by Dr. James Gordon Gilkey, of Spring- field, constituted the thirteenth annual conference of the Christian Association, held here last Saturday and Sunday. Dean Smith, introducing Dr. Gilkey, called him the man "under whose wing a church in Springfield, other than his own. voluntarily put itself for commu- nity service work." Questions ranging from "Is God Om- nipotent ?" "Are the Miracles necessary to a living faith?" to such as "What is llure in life to prove a purpose behind it?" were answered by Dr. Gilkey in a crowded Forum on Sunday afternoon. The time allotted was SO short anil the questions so many that the discussion was continued in the evening after the chapel service. Personal interviews were held early Sunday afternoon. Speaking of them, Dr. (iilkey said that they were the most satisfactory he had ever held at a col- lege. Committees wishing interviews had to be refused because of the num- ber of individual applications. The at- tendance at the talks was good�186 on Saturday night, 136 on Sunday morning, and IM on Sunday evening. Modern Man's Convictions About God lite acid test of reason does not de- stroy religion. Intelligence would have us believe at least three great things of God," Mr. (iilkey insisted in his first lecture on Saturday evening, though he admitted that there are many things about God that the modern man realizes he does not know. "We can believe that there is a living (iocl behind life, a being of intelligence, purpose and power," he asserted. "God is our best explanation of the physical universe and its evolution, and of the moral universe with its capacities for love and sacrifice. We can believe that God cares about us." declared Mr. Gilkey. "Granted that there is a God, He must care about something, and that something is human beings, the most important thing! in life." "God cannot alter the laws that He Himself has made," according to Mr. Gilkey's creed. God is fighting against obstacles just as human beings are. "This does not mean that some day God will be conquered. As humanity grows Stronger and God gains co-operation of more generations, He will become more and more successful in working out his purpose." (Continued on page -') MOVIES OF QUEEN TO BE SHOWN HERE FRIDAY IN GYMNASIUM Hockey Games. Five-Reel Drama and Comedy Included The (Jueen of Belgium at Bryn Mawr," and Bryn Mawr hockey games will be featured in the movies to be given under the Social Service Commit- tee in the gymnasium Friday evening al eight o'clock The Misfit Karl." a five- red thriller, with Lotus r.cinsou star ring, is on the program, and a comedy or animated cartoon will conclude the performance. Admission <- .'. .nil-, and the pro- ceeds will be given to the Intei. giatr CoSBSBMSSthtJ srn > t \.s,.,iation Alumnae Re-elect Mrs. Francis Louise Congdon Francis 'IM) was re- elected president of the Alumnae As sociation in the biennial elections, the results of which were made public at the annual meeting last week. Mrs. Francis who lives at Ilaverford has been Presi- dent <ii tin Association for the last two yetTS. I In- other officers are: Vice-President: Leila HoughtelinK' 'n. of Chicago. Recording Secretary: Myra Elliot \ auclain. '08 (Mrs. Jacques Vauclain). .., Rosemont. Treasurer: Bertha S. Ehlers "OS Philadelphia. LARGEST ANNUAL ALIMNAE MEETING EVER HELD Hold Round-Table Session Curing Midyears to Launch Endowment Two hundred and fifty alumnae � r.nvded the chapel on January 31 at the opening of tlu- largest annual meeting ever held by the Alumnae Association. The three day meeting was turned int.. a round table session in connection with the branching of the Su'.ooo.ooo drive. The opening of the drive was announ- ced for March 1. when the first applica tions to the public will be made. It is expected that all the Alumnae will have been canvassed by that date. A proposal to increase the goal of the drive to a minimum of $4,000,000 was re jected on the grounds that it was better to ask only for the $2,000,000 absolutely necessary to meet immediate needs. As the figures stand, an average of $|immi mail b� raised by each member of the Alumnae Association. It was voted to call the campaign officially �The Bryn Mawr Endowment.'' The suggestion of "Bryn Mawr Pilgrim age, Crusade, and Quest," was rejected, as was a suggestion to increase the en- dowment by $1,000,000, the extra sum la be use<! to found a department of music. FOUR MAY-OAY PLAYS CAST. Mrs. Skinner to Coach "Nice Wanton." With the casting of four plays practi- cally completed, rehearsals tor May Day began Monday evening, under Mr. King During this Wei k In- will give each of the plays under his direction one rehear sal. ami during his absence from the Col- lege, which will last imin the end of this week to March -'2, rehearsing will go "ii under student managers cl from ilie � ,i-i. The graduate play, "The Nice Wanton." lo be coached by Mrs. Skinner, will he cast tomorrow afternoon. The masques will lie cast next week. Tlie four caa>tl already chosen (sn to change.i are: Robin Hood. Ca�t Ma Mirer: A. Harrlaon, '-It Kol.ln -1, Kelli.jcs, -'" Kins in- ii.irii \ Barrlaoa, SO Print* .loi.n i; i,-, ii -i'T if. McFariau, "Si I.lull 1..I111 C ".arnm.ii. 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I have , yet, to have watched it. decided to wait until it's done and then Netflix the whole thing. It's similar to reading a novel, netflixing a whole series in one go, yo.
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Chainsaw 3D
bills itself as a direct sequel to the original 1974
Chain Saw Massacre
. As this is the seventh film in the series that can be a
very confusing claim.
The Texas Chainsaw
already has an official sequel,
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2
, released in 1986 and even
directed by the writer/director of the original, Tobe Hooper. Next the
franchise rights went to New Line who released
Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3
. Despite the subtitle,
this film ignores the events of the second film and places itself as an
�unofficial� follow up to TCM. After that came
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation
, finally released by
Columbia pictures after sitting on a shelf for years. Allegedly, it was only distributed
to cash in on the appearances of Renee Zellweger and Matthew McConaughey, who
were becoming famous at the time. Again part 4 disavowed the existence of parts
2 and 3, bringing the count of direct follow-ups to the first film to three.
reboot of
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
and its own prequel,
The Texas Chainsaw
Massacre: the Beginning
can be completely discounted because they recreate
an entirely new chronology, borrowing elements from the original. Both these
films were produced by Michael Bay�s Platinum Dunes. After
The Beginning
grossed less than half the amount of its predecessor;
PD announced that they would not produce a third sequel. Finally, the franchise
rights were purchased by Lionsgate (the house of Saw) who now bring us direct
sequel number four.<>>
time the filmmakers have taken the term direct sequel literally; picking up
moments after TCM left off with the police showing up at the Sawyer farm. The
house, the yard, and almost every other physical detail are painstakingly
recreated. The Sawyers have called in more kin with shotguns and a standoff ensues.
Gunnar Hansen, who played Leatherface in the original, has a cameo as Boss
Sawyer and Bill Moseley (Choptop Sawyer from TCM part 2) fills in for the
deceased Jim Siedow as the cook Drayton Sawyer. This piece of recasting is the
first slightly jarring moment of the film because it feels like a reenactment in
an episode of �Unsolved Mysteries�; something is not quite right, but
unsettlingly familiar. <>>
standoff is settled by an angry mob of locals who start shooting and then burn
the Sawyer house to the ground; killing everyone inside except for baby girl Heather,
who is abducted/adopted by two of the angry locals. Flash forward to 2012,
Heather is now grown and only becomes aware she was adopted when her biological
grandmother (who knew she was abducted but made no effort to retrieve her) dies
and leaves her a huge mansion in Texas. This is where the film comes up against
its first major problem. The movie begins in 1974 � it is now 2012, Heather
should be at least 38. The actress playing her is 26 and they dress her and all
her friends in the movie like they�re 21 (a personal pet peeve with modern
American horror films � all her friends are models). The film seems to be
hoping very hard that no one will do the math and even goes so far as to try
and cover the problem up. Newspaper headlines appear onscreen with the date of
the original massacre and deliberately cut the year out of frame.<>>
gathers her boyfriend and two other friends to drive to the Texas
mansion and rediscover her roots. Along the way they pick up a hitchhiker (also a model in label clothes) and decide to take him along, all the way to their destination. Once there it turns out that her inheritance includes her cousin, Leatherface, who has been living in
grandmother�s basement for decades. In spite of his past troubles, Grandma has allowed Leatherface to keep his arsenal of chainsaws, hooks, and other assorted cutlery. Once Leatherface appears, the movie begins
to crib liberally from the earlier films. The main group travels in a microbus
meant to echo the van in the first film, the first two kills take place by the
exact methods and order as in the original, and there�s even a �face peeling
while still alive� ala what happened to L.G. in TCM part 2. The plot then
shifts from slasher to family feud drama as Heather learns that the Mayor led
the shootout that killed her family and Leatherface is recast as her protector.
The film tries very hard to show his noble side but it�s an ill-fitting mask
for an infamous chainsaw murderer.
The bottom
line is that in spite of the assertion that this is a direct sequel,
Texas Chainsaw 3D
is part 7 in the
series. If you�re a horror lover that has stuck by horror series as they got past
about part 4; you know what you�re signing up for. I�m a big fan of the series
(the great lenticular poster really had me looking forward to this movie) and
Texas Chainsaw 3D
is far from the worst
sequel, but unfortunately its silly moments and unaddressed logic gaps largely
spoil the terror. Casual horror fans will find a few good 3D moments with a
chainsaw, but not much else in the way of gore or scares to hold their
attention. <>>
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"Blackfish," a film about Tilikum the orca whale that killed its SeaWorld Trainer will open the festival. Its world premiere was this past Jan. 19 at Sundance Film Festival. It's directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite
"Frances Ha," a black and white comedy about a woman looking for an unknown something in The Big Apple, under the direction of Noah Noah Baumbach will close the festival.
"The Spectacular Now" and "Running From Crazy" will centerpiece the festival.
"The Spectacular Now" centers around a high school young love, and director James Ponsoldt will be in attendance.
"Running From Crazy" directed by Barbara Kopple is a portrait of Mariel Hemingway and she and her family's battles with mental illness. Mariel Hemingway will be in attendance. Stay tuned to YourObserver.com for more updates on Sarasota Film Festival.
Here's a list of the feature films announced:
AFTER TILLER, directed by Lana Wilson and Martha Shane
ALIYAH, directed by Elie Wajeman
THE ANGELS' SHARE, directed by Ken Loach
AUGUSTINE, directed by Alice Winocour
THE BALLAD OF THE WEEPING SPRING, directed by Benny Toraty
BARZAN, directed by Alex Stonehill and Bradley Hutchinson (World Premiere)
BEAUTY AND THE BREAST, directed by Liliana Komorowska
BETWEEN US, directed by Dan Mirvish
BIG STAR: NOTHING CAN HURT ME, directed by Drew DiNicola
BLACKFISH, directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite
BRAVE MISS WORLD, directed by Cecilia Peck
BROKEN, directed by Rufus Norris
BURMA, directed by Carlos Puga
C.O.G., directed by Kyle Patrick Alvarez
CASTING BY, directed by Tom Donahue
CITIZEN KOCH, directed by Carl Deal and Tia Lessin
THE COLD LANDS, directed by Tom Gilroy (North American Premiere)
COMPUTER CHESS, directed by Andrew Bujalski
CONCUSSION, directed by Stacie Passon
THE CRASH REEL, directed by Lucy Walker
CUTIE AND THE BOXER, directed by Zachary Heinzerling
DEAD MAN'S BURDEN, directed by Jared Moshe
DEATH METAL ANGOLA, directed by Jeremy Xido (North American Premiere)
THE DEFLOWERING OF EVA VAN END, directed by Michiel ten Horn
THE DIRTIES, directed by Matt Johnson
THE DISCOVERERS, directed by Justin Schwarz
THE END OF TIME, directed by Peter Mettler
FALL AND WINTER, directed by Matt Anderson
FILL THE VOID, directed by Rama Burshtein
FIRST COMES LOVE, directed by Nina Davenport
FORBIDDEN VOICES, directed by Barbara Miller
THE FORGOTTEN KINGDOM, directed by Andrew Mudge
FRANCES HA, directed by Noah Baumbach
A GIRL AND A GUN, directed by Cathryne Czbek
GOOD OL' FREDA, directed by Ryan White
THE GREAT CHICKEN WING HUNT, directed by Matt Reynolds
THE GREY AREA, directed by Noga Ashkenazi
A HIJACKING, directed by Tobias Lindholm
HOMEFRONT HEROINES: THE WAVES OF WWII, directed by Kathleen M. Ryan
THE HUNT, directed by Thomas Vinterberg
I USED TO BE DARKER, directed by Matthew Porterfield
IN THE FOG, directed by Sergei Loznitsa
IN THE HOUSE, directed by François Ozon
IT FELT LIKE LOVE, directed by Eliza Hittman
THE KINGS OF SUMMER, directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts
LA SIRGA, directed by William Vega
LA SOURCE, directed by Patrick Shen
LACE BITE, directed by Sharron Bates and Carmen Klotz
LAND OF HOPE, directed by Sion Sono
THE LAST SENTENCE, directed by Jan Troell
LAURENCE ANYWAYS, directed by Xavier Dolan
THE LIST, directed by Beth Murphy
LITTLE FUGITIVE, directed by Morris Engel, Ruth Orkin, and Ray Ashley
MAIDENTRIP, directed by Jillian Schlesinger
MARIA THE KOREAN BRIDE, directed by Maria Yoon
MEDORA, directed by Andrew Cohn and Davy Rothbart
MONSTERS, directed by Melissa Thompson
MORE THAN HONEY, directed by Markus Imhoof
MUSICWOOD, directed by Maxine Trump
MY NAME IS FAITH, directed by Jason Banker, Jorge Torres-Torres, and Tiffany Suedela-Junker
NEWLYWEEDS, directed by Shaka King
NEXT YEAR JERUSALEM, directed by David Gaynes (World Premiere)
NO ONE LIVES, directed by Ryûhei Kitamura
NO PLACE ON EARTH, directed by Janet Tobias
NOR'EASTER, directed by Andrew Brotzman
NOTHING WITHOUT YOU, directed by Xackery Irving
THE OXBOW CURE, directed by Yonah Lewis and Calvin Thomas (World Premiere)
PASADENA, directed by Will Slocombe (World Premiere)
PERSISTENCE OF VISION, directed by Kevin Schreck
THE PERVERT'S GUIDE TO IDEOLOGY, directed by Sophie Fiennes
PLIMPTON! STARRING GEORGE PLIMPTON AS HIMSELF, directed by Thomas Bean and Luke Poling
POST TENEBRAS LUX, directed by Carlos Reygadas
THE RAMBLER, directed by Calvin Lee Reeder
REALITY, directed by Matteo Garrone
REMOTE AREA MEDICAL, directed by Jeff Reichert and Farihah Zaman
RENOIR, directed by Gilles Bourdos
RICKY RAPPER AND COOL WENDY, directed by Mari Rantasila
RUNNING FROM CRAZY, directed by Barbara Kopple
RUNNING WILD: THE LIFE OF DAYTON O. HYDE, directed by Suzanne Mitchell
RUTA DE LA LUNA, directed by Juan Sebastián Jácome
SALMA, directed by Kim Longinotto
SHEPARD AND DARK, directed by Treva Wurmfeld
SOFT IN THE HEAD, directed by Nathan Silver (World Premiere)
SOMETHING IN THE AIR, directed by Olivier Assayas
A SONG STILL INSIDE, directed by Gregory Collins (World Premiere)
THE SPECTACULAR NOW, directed by James Ponsoldt
STILL MINE, directed by Michael McGowan
SURVIVAL PRAYER, directed by Benjamin Greené
THÉRÈSE DESQUEYROUX, directed by Claude Miller
THIS IS MARTIN BONNER, directed by Chad Hartigan
TOWHEADS, directed by Shannon Plumb
TRAILBLAZERS IN HABITS, directed by Nancy M. Tong
TWENTY FEET FROM STARDOM, directed by Morgan Neville
UP HEARTBREAK HILL, directed by Erica Scharf
VENUS AND SERENA, directed by Maiken Baird and Michelle Major
THE WALL, directed by Julian Roman Pölsler
WE ALWAYS LIE TO STRANGERS, directed by AJ Schnack and David Wilson
WHEN I WALK, directed by Jason DaSilva
WHICH WAY IS THE FRONT LINE FROM HERE? THE LIFE AND TIME OF TIM HETHERINGTON, directed by Sebastian Junger
WITHOUT SHEPHERDS, directed by Cary McClelland
WORLD CIRCUS, directed by Angela Snow
YOU AIN'T SEEN NOTHIN' YET, directed by Alain Resnais
ZARAFA, directed by Rémi Bezançon and Jean-Christophe Lie
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PHILADELPHIA, PA 2010—This year's Summer Wonder series at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology will have children and their families hula dancing, listening to music spanning Brazil to the Middle East, joining a Roman gladiator's journey, and traveling along the ancient Spice Route.
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Philadelphia, PA Penn Museum —The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is the host for an episode of Humanities On The Road, a new television initiative presented by Pennsylvania Humanities Council (PHC) and broadcast on Pennsylvania Cable Network (PCN). Penn Museum was selected from more than 75 organizations from across Pennsylvania to present "American Indian Cultures in the 21st Century" featuring John Sanchez, Associate Professor of Communications at Penn State University, and a member of the Apache nation. The episode will be taped before a live audience on Thursday, June 3, 5:30 pm, in the Main Entrance foyer adjacent to the Museum's long-term exhibition Living in Balance: The Universe of the Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and Apache. PCN will broadcast the episode to 3.3 million households in the fall.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA 2010—The Wall Street Journal called him "a living legend." The London Times dubbed him "the most famous art detective in the world."
Robert K. Wittman, founder of the FBI's Art Crime Team and an undercover agent for two decades, pulls back the curtain on his remarkable career with the publishing of his new memoir, PRICELESS: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures. He speaks publicly about his adventures, and signs his book, co-authored with John Shiffman, at the University of Pennsylvania Museum Tuesday evening, June 8, at 6 pm. General admission tickets to the program are $10; $5 Penn Museum members; and free for Penn students. The program is co-sponsored by Penn Museum's Cultural Heritage Center. More information and pre-registration (suggested) is online: www.penn.museum/events-calendar/details/234.html.
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The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has joined with the nearby Franklin Institute to offer area residents and Philadelphia visitors an unparalleled ancient Egyptian experience-at a double ticket discount price even a pharaoh like Cleopatra would appreciate!
From June 5, 2010 through January 2, 2011, The Franklin Institute hosts a major new exhibition from Egypt, Cleopatra: Search for the Last Queen of Egypt.
Read more: Penn Museum, The Franklin Institute, Partner for Double Ticket
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April 26, 2010--Dr. Kathleen Ryan, Consulting Scholar of the African Section, University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, is on her way to a new field season of the Laikipia Archaeological Project in North Central Kenya, and to her ethnobotanical project among the Maasai in southern Maasailand, close to Mount Kilimanjaroñ -with a team that will be photo-documenting and blogging about the experience:
Digging Kenya on the Laikipia Plateau: http://penn.museum/blog/kenya/
The research team, led by Dr. Ryan, includes Kenyan archaeologists Dr. Mulu Muia, Paul Watene, Simon Katisya, and Chris Kirwa, and archaeological mapping and surveying consultant Dr. William Fitts. They plan to excavate settlements from 2000 - 3000 BCE on the Laikipia Plateau in north central Kenya, overlooking the Rift Valley, as part of the ongoing Laikipia Archaeological Project.
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Read more: May/June 2010 Calendar of Events at the Penn Museum
PHILADELPHIA, PA SPRING 2010—They may not all be soft and cuddly—but the almost one million artifacts housed at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology have rich stories to tell about humankind, through time and across the continents. They also need regular care, in order to be preserved for future generations. That is why the Penn Museum recently began a new Adopt an Artifact program, inviting visitors of all ages to share in the care and "feeding" of its world-renowned collections.
"Maya Women: Figures of Enduring Strength and Power"
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MARCH 2010-"Maya Women: Figures of Enduring Strength and Power" is the theme for the 28th annual Maya Weekend, taking place Friday, April 9th through Sunday, April 11th, at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. More than a dozen scholars present illustrated talks and interactive workshops for the public, exploring the central role that women have played in the social, political, and cultural history of the Maya people from the Classic period (AD 250 to AD 900) to contemporary times.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA —Secrets of the Silk Road, a major new exhibition of international importance, concludes its three city US tour in 2011 with a stop at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology—the only East Coast venue.
Organized by the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, California, where it will be on display March 27, 2010 through July 25, 2010, this exhibition draws on the collections of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region Museum and the Xinjiang Institute of Archaeology in Urumqi in northwest China.
Read more: Penn Museum is Only East Coast Venue for "Secrets of the Silk Road"
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Bass to be Awarded Drexel Medal for Archaeological Achievement at Program
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., May 13, 2008 – Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced it has re-architected SupportNet, http://supportnet.mentor.com/, its web customer support site, offering users an individually customizable portal for easy access to technical product information of interest to them. The company is also the first company to earn certification for its web support services through the internationally recognized Service Capability & Performance (SCP) Standards. Mentor earned certification under the SCP eService Standard after an extensive audit of its global online customer support operations.
"Mentor has hundreds of products and thousands of application notes, how-to videos, product updates and the like on SupportNet. By offering customers a way to customize SupportNet to the products they care about, we've reached a rather remarkable 76% success rate for on-line support," said Tom Floodeen, vice president of customer support for Mentor Graphics. "Not only does this offer customers a powerful and swift way to get the answers they need, but when customers can find what they want quickly on-line, it allows us to focus on more complex problems, speeding responses there, too."
With hundreds of products, electronic design automation (EDA) customers can struggle to find the information relevant to their needs. The new SupportNet allows customers to select the products that they care about and filter out extraneous information. The company studied customer usage patterns and developed statistical information to better prioritize content display for the most critical and common tasks customers wanted to do. The portals are further segmented based on customer role, either designer or system administrator. SupportNet is architected to enable continuous customer usage analysis to further refine information display, so evolving usage needs can be met.
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Further proof of Mentor's online support excellence is that in mid-April SupportNet received its third Association of Support Professionals (ASP) "The Year's Ten Best Web Support Sites" award.
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Men's Basketball: Tigers head into WCC tourney on down note
Women's Basketball: Dons spoil Tigers' senior day
College Softball: Tigers hold off Montana in nightcap
Women's Basketball: All-state guard leads Mustangs in playoff opener
Super seniors play home finale today
Community Blog: New AHL Team Name - Finalists are Revealed
Fish Finder (Feb. 25, 2015)
San Luis Reservoir offers so much
Fish Finder (Feb. 18, 2015)
Outdoors: Reduced season at Pardee Lake
Pro Sports
Thunder's new name down to 5 finalists
Idaho goalie foils Stockton again
Farewell to a special fan
Fists fly early in another loss
Hockey: Idaho wins tense tender's duel
Latest stories
Woman power
There's lots to do in Stockton
A racy shade of funny
Sauro: Romance, Rolling Stones in the air this weekend
Oscar predictions: Look for faves to make waves
Review: Royal Siam 2 a convenient stop after the movies
Tastings (Feb. 25, 2015)
Review: Loaves of love
Tastings (Feb. 11, 2015)
Tastings (Feb. 4, 2015)
Back in his comfort zone
Remones carry on legacy of namesake's punk spirit
Woman power
Family legacy: Grammy Award-winning Clark Sisters are shaped in the image of their mother
Community teams to bring groups to Lodi
Go and Do calendar (Feb. 26, 2015)
Travel Troubleshooter: Tour operator canceled Antarctic cruise: Who should pay up?
Stockton's ship-building lore
Easter Island — more than just giant heads
Travel Troubleshooter: Can Oceania keep our airfare refund?
Another V-Day takes stage
Carol Burnett tribute recalls television legend
Honoring an old friend
Things To Do
Crab Feeds (Feb. 27, 2015)
5 Things to do this weekend (Feb. 27-March 1)
Go and Do Calendar (Feb. 27, 2015)
This Week (Feb. 26-March 1)
Entertainment calendar (Feb. 26, 2015)
Latest stories
Lifestyle briefs (March 3, 2015)
David Murdock: An open letter to our friends up North about snow
Gail Ciampa: Curried cauliflower soup gets creaminess from coconut
HealthStyle: Marriage care and maintenance
It Is What It Is: This too shall pass
HealthStyle: Marriage care and maintenance
Lost in Suburbia: Ode to Spring (with apologies to Edgar Allan Poe)
Dr. Elaine Heffner: Oscars and reality
It Is What It Is: Girls just wanna have fu-un
Lost in Suburbia: So, this is 50
Food & Wine
Gail Ciampa: Curried cauliflower soup gets creaminess from coconut
Joanna McQuillan Weeks: Cheeseburger pie is the perfect winter comfort food
Artist's bowl creations are centerpiece of fundraiser
Crab Feeds (Feb. 27, 2015)
Page H. Onorato: Hot dogs I have known and loved
Health & Fitness
HealthStyle: Marriage care and maintenance
Blog: Joe's Health Calendar March 2
Off life support, hospital's condition improving
Health and Fitness Calendar (March 2, 2015)
Blog: Joe's Health Calendar March 1
Home & Garden
Home Help: Enhance your home-office experience
Community Blog: User-friendly Weed Identification Tool
Dear Monty: Home seller questions agent ethics
Community Blog: Preventing the Spread of West Nile Virus
Home Help: Low-maintenance landscaping ideas
SJ County births (March 1, 2015)
S.J. County births (Feb. 22, 2015)
SJ County births (Feb. 15, 2015)
Unsung Hero: Abbigail Hickman
San Joaquin County births (Feb. 8, 2015)
Pet Care: Medication toxicity in animals
Pet of the Week: Meet Lauren
Debbie Snyder: Fleas annoy you and your pet
Pet of the Week: Meet Little Miss Diva
Pet of the Week: Meet Hero
Latest stories
Water withheld again
Aramark building commercial laundry in S. Stockton
SJ County retargets farm-related crime
Aid offered to seniors with reverse mortgages
Train hits big rig; no one injured
Water withheld again
SJ County retargets farm-related crime
San Joaquin Ag: blessings and innovation
Bunch of bright spots in 2014 grape crop
Lodi grape harvest, prices slip
Local Business
Water withheld again
SJ County retargets farm-related crime
San Joaquin Ag: blessings and innovation
Bunch of bright spots in 2014 grape crop
Lodi grape harvest, prices slip
Upswing in stores and online
Optimism is in the air
McFeatters: GOP dense on issues of climate change
Letters (March 3, 2015)
Cheers and Jeers: It's on to the future for Stockton
Kent Bush: Minnie Minoso was famous for the right reasons
Matthew T. Mangino: Bite-mark analysis — science or charlatanry
McFeatters: GOP dense on issues of climate change
Kent Bush: Minnie Minoso was famous for the right reasons
Krauthammer: Sun should not set on Iran restrictions
Blount: A new day in Stockton
White: The battleground of teacher evaluations
Letters (March 3, 2015)
Letters (March 2, 2015)
Letters (Feb. 27, 2015)
Your View: McNerney's plan has merit
Your View: Reader has issues with speaker
Cheers and Jeers: It's on to the future for Stockton
Our View: Time to eradicate gnarly water weed
Our view: 42.9 percent
Cheers and Jeers: Sustained success for Delta coach
Our View: Political switcheroos
Real Estate
Michael Fitzgerald
Business Services
Specialty Publications
Take a look - Dr. Seuss has a new book
App Finder: Best party game apps
Take a look - Dr. Seuss has a new book
App Finder: Best party game apps
After eight months, Amiracle goes home
Amiracle Myblessing Faith Jackson weighed just under 10.5 ounces when she was born prematurely May 9. After eight months in the intensive care nursery at San Joaquin General Hospital in French Camp, Amiracle went home Jan. 22 with her parents, David Jackson Sr. and Felicia Brown.
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Posted Jan. 23, 2014 at 12:01 AM
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Posted Jan. 23, 2014 at 12:01 AM
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Empire - US Beyond SyriaTranscript - The Brief: The US beyond Syria Read the full transcript of this month's web-only documentary which asks if the US is a reluctant empire. 17 Oct 2013 10:13 GMT The BRIEF Transcript PDF (PDF)
 The BRIEF Transcript PDF (Text) Empire can be seen from the last Sunday of every month at 2000GMT, and is re-aired during the following week at these times GMT: Monday: 1200GMT; Tuesday: 0100GMT; Wednesday: 0600GMT. Click here for more Empire . Source: Al Jazeera
Analysis: Netanyahu's brazen American power play US braces for Israeli prime minister's polarising challenge to Obama on Iran in controversial speech to Congress. Politics, Middle East, US
Hate attacks: Bulgaria's invisible crime Human rights activists say the Bulgarian government is not properly investigating a growing number of hate attacks. Human Rights, War & Conflict, Europe
Soft approach to revolution in North Korea Defectors have turned to floating soap operas - even Hollywood movies - into the North to stir up 'regime change'. Human Rights, Asia, North Korea
Ebola and Africa's medicine men With modern communication technology failing to halt the disease's spread, traditional healers have stepped in to help. Health, Africa, Guinea
The SystemProsecutorial MisconductThe System examines two cases where prosecutorial misconduct may have led to wrongful imprisonment. Crime, Law, United States
Talk to Al JazeeraPrince Ali of Jordan: 'Bring back FIFA's reputation'The FIFA presidential candidate explains why he is challenging Sepp Blatter and how he plans to reform the organisation.Sport, Middle East, FIFA
Al Jazeera WorldAhalil: Music of the Red OasisThe music of the Algerian Sahara, known as Ahalil, is a key part of a way of life that has survived for centuries.Arts & Culture, Algeria, Music
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