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A bone marrow transplant is a procedure to replace damaged or destroyed bone marrow with healthy bone marrow stem cells.
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Bashir Q, Champlin R. Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. In: Niederhuber JE, Armitage JO, Doroshow JH, et al., eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2013:chap 30.
Heslop HE. Overview of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, et al., eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 104.
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The College Mews Z-816 VOL. XXVIII, No. 15 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1942 aynor Dorothy M Sings With Fine Control of Voice Copyright, Trustee* of Bryn Mawr College, 1942 PRICE 10 CENTS Technical Ability, Strength Demonstrated Through Program By Anne Denny, '43 Goodhart Hall, February 16.�A small, but appreciative audience heard Dorothy Maynor's concert on Monday night. The extent of the program provided many opportuni- ties for this talented artist. Miss Maynor's technical ability was! demonstrated at the beginning in j the songs by Handel where she, showed remarkable control. Herj full, strong voice was perfectly tuned to the soft notes of "0 Sleep, | Dost Thou Leave Me." But the expressive quality of her: voice was not really brought out] until she sang Franck's "Oh Lord I Most Holy." Here the violin and! the voice do not blend but the high violin part and the low voice part complimented each other in an effective manner, and Miss May- nor's full tone was appropriate to the religious character of the song. The "Ave Maria," though perhaps a little less inspiring, again gave evidence of excellent control. "Widmung" by Schumann pleas- ed the audience more by its own melodic beauty than by the expres- sion of the singer, but Miss May- nor's voice showed dramatic quality in the German lieder as well as in the French songs. The program fol- lowed the course of the develop- ment of the song in the history of music with a few exceptions. In general, the singer showed more talent in the romantic and dramatic types of songs. The French songs "Adieu de 1'hostesse arabe," by Bizet, and "Depuis le jour" from the opera "Louise," were done in good taste and with more ease than were the more serious parts of the program. Miss Maynor seemed to interpret the mood of the French sentiment more easily than that of the lieder. The modern songs were the least striking of the program although the two Rachmaninoff pieces gave Continued on Pane Four Calendar Thursday, February 19 College Council, 6.30. Philosophy Club Lecture. Mr. Weiss, Why I Am a Pacifist. Common Room, 8.00. Friday, February 20 Anna Howard Shaw Lec- ture. Manley O. Hudson, The Legislative Extension of International Law. Good- hart, 8.30. Saturday, February 21 Freshman Show, Love, Fret, and Cheers. Good- hart, 8.30. | Hall Dances. Sunday, February 22 Mile. N a d i a Boulanger, Some Aspects of Twentieth Century French Music. Music Room, 5.00. Monday, February 23 Art Club Tea. Mr. Sloane. Common Room. Tuesday, February 24 Current Events, Common Room, 7.30. Mrs. Cameron Outlines 4 Factors Affecting Peace of Versailles Common Room, February 17.� Four important factors were in- strumental in determining the Char- acter of the Versailles Treaty, Mrs. Cameron said in the second lecture of the course in Post-War Recon- struction. Two of these principles �Wilson's 14 Points and the Pre- Armistice Contract, were sabotaged by the other two factors�the secret treaties and the House Gloss of the 14 Points. The famous 14 Points were an- nounced eleven months before the Armistice and were accepted by Germany in the Pre-Armistice Con- tract as a basis for peace. The Pre-Armistice Contract reached (with the Reichstag government of Prince Max of Baden assumed a peace of justice along the lines of the 14 Points, Mrs. Cameron said. The Allies, however, agreed to Wil- son's program only reluctantly and with reservations. Continued on rage Four Barnes Stormers Briefly Glimpse Priceless Modernistic Art Treasures of Argyrol King By Barbara Cooley, '42 "The Barnes Foundation is not a public gallery. It is an edu- cational institution with a pro- gram for systematic work, organ- ized into classes which are held every day, Snd conducted by a staff of experienced teachers. "Admission to the gallery is re- stricted to students enrolled in the classes." In Philadelphia and in art cir- cles all over the country the Barnes collection is notoriously the most inaccessible gallery in the world. Large iron gates bar this Merion estate from all intruders. To get accepted as a member of one of the courses you must submit to an investigation of FBI thor- oughness climaxed by a probing in- terview. Few reporters, art crit- ics, college students or professors have ever-seen the collection. No one has ever dashed in uninvited. No one from Bryn Mawr has ever been invited. Yet we got through the gates, up Three-College Professors Have Established New Retail Co-Operative on Lancaster Pike By Barbara Hui tore �n The co-operative store An the Main Line in Bryn Mawr has Mr. Helson, of the college Psychology department, as its president. He succeeded Mr. Michels, of the Physics department. A group of professors at Haverford, Swarth- more, and Bryn Mawr, under the leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Stiers, of the Haverford faculty, were in- terested mainly in the philosophy and economics of the co-operative movement, and finally established a working example. The first co-op was started in Swarthmore. It specializes in groceries and meats, although there are some toiletries and cosmetics. Many co-ops include garage service, auto supplies', and the like. This co-op will grow, said Mr. Helson, only as it is financially able to expand. Prospects are good and more than $150,000 worth of business is carried on each year. Five per cent interest is paid on money invested. This is a high rate, since co-ops often pay as low as 2 per cent. Receipts of pur- chases are kept and a "patronage refund" is returned in proportion to each one's purchases over a proved a success. Thus encour- given period. aged, the founder launched another in Bryn Mawr in March, 1939, with goods stored in a garage and de- livery service only. Membership grew by leaps and bounds, and last December headquarters were moved to 778 Lancaster Avenue, just across from the railroad station. It now has a membership of 364, with an average of one new mem- ber each day. There is delivery service to customers from Wayne to Overbrook and even into Phila- delphia. The Bryn Mawr Co-op The important thing about a co- operative is that the customers themselves'own it. Each buys one or more shares at $5 apiece, and each shareholder, no matter how much he has invested, has only one vote. Customers may criticize the service, prices, or policy, and can be sure that something will be done about it. One of the big advantages of a co-op is that the grade of every product is clearly designated, and there is no doubt as to dependable quality. the drive, in the doors. Once up the marble steps, it was easy.. We were in a long gallery lined by primitive sculpture and hung with Picasso tapestries. Room after room opened from it filled with paintings. Row after row, per- fectly hung, perfectly lighted. The most magnificent paintings, the most comprehensive collection of modern French art in the world. Dr. Albert Coombs Barnes work- ed his way through school and col- lege here and abroad studying chemistry. While working as a chemist he discovered the formula for argyrol and proceeded to make millions. In 1917 at the age of 30 he began to collect paintings. In 1923 he returned to the United States with his 3,000,000 dollars, but still embryonic, collec- tion and announced that he was going to build a 500,000 dollar mu- seum to house the paintings in Merion, Pennsylvania, which would become public property. When the public was finally admitted, the furor of criticism began. Art critics all over the country jubi- lantly informed Dr. Barnes that he had been duped into buying the worst conceivable collection of trash. Among the loudest voices seems to have been the misguided Bryn Mawr art department. Cha- grined the Argyrfl King folded his tents and locked the massive iron gates. A few years later the threat of small homes being erected next to his estate, brought forth a counter- threat of turning his museum-ex- Continued on rage Two Improvements Offset Damage in Pembroke Repairs for the Pembroke fire have led to several improvements. The damages were mostly due to the water, and the cost, somewhat under ten thousand dollars, was fully covered by the insurance. As a part of the process of re- conditioning the kitchen, the roof has been insulated both for protec- tion and coolness. A partition with many windows has been introduced into the kitchen itself, forming an extra room which will be used as a dining room for the maids. Minor improvements in light fix- tures and locations are also being made. Price Control Vital As Inflation Check Says Dr. Clair Wilcox * � � Advocates Selective System, Taxing to Absorb Surplus Buying Power Roberts Hall, February 11.� Price control is the only measure to restrain rising prices in this time of war, said Clair Wilcox, in his lecture, Can We Check Inflation by Controlling Prices? But price control mechanisms should not be used as a method of achieving other economic or social reform. If prices were left to take their natural course, rising prices would not apportion goods fairly among all income groups. As for the theory that production would be stimulated should prices be un- controlled, Dr. Wilcox said that rising prices would not increase production in proportion to the price increase. Mr. Baruch advocates an overall ceiling on prices, freezing all prices, rents, and wages on a given date. He argues that since prices are interrelated, it would be unjust to control the finished product with- out controlling costs. This plan ("cmtimu-cl on Page Four Juniors to Make Nominations for Campus Positions Voting by Ballot to Follow Description of Offices In News The election of officers for the chief undergraduate^ositions for the year, 1942-43, will start next week, to continue until spring va- cation. The following procedure for the voting has been planned: After nominations a description of the duties of the offices will ap- pear in the News, along with pic- tures and brief write-ups of the college activities of the candidates. The following week elections will take place in all the halls directly after lunch. Voting will be by ballot, and all undergraduates will be required to sign their names as they cast their votes. Non-Resi- dents are urged to be at college for lunch on days in which elections occur. If any candidate receives 15 more votes than the sum of all the other votes cast, she is elected. If no candidate gets this plurality, a second poll will be held the next day between the two or three high- est candidates. Here the winner Azorin, Spanish Critic, DisCUSSed by SalinaS mus* nave 20 more votes than the * runnpr-nn. February 12th�Mr. Pedro Sal- inas of Johns Hopkins University djscussed "The Protagonist of some Essays of Azorin." In quot- ing from two essays by Azorin, a Spanish essayist of the early twen- tieth century, Mr. Salinas extract- ed the main themes of all his works. Azorin was one of a group of writers who reacted against for- eign interests. They aimed at turning Spanish interest toward Spanish things. Azorin, as Mr. Salinas pointed out, believed that one could encounter this purely Continued on m��> Four runner-up. Schedule of Nominations February 23. Nomination for Undergraduate Association Presi- dent (by Junior Class). Self - Government President (by Continued on Page Three Erratum" . Last week's item on the Model League Assembly ne- glected to mention that Dr. Helen D. Reid has been chair- man of the Model League Assembly Continuation Com- mittee and is Faculty Advisor to this year's Conference. This Evolution of Freshman Show Animals Beats Darwin; From Griffin to Amoeba By Anne Denny, '43 Freshmen go through amazing; hazards to keep their animals a secret�rbut "did you hear about the amoeba that got drunk?"�not that it indulges in stimulating bev- erages, but it was on the stage in forms. The biological tendency reached its climax when '29 gave The Dog-fish Receives, but the drunken amoeba ought to discour- age the idea in the freshmen's choice of animal for the future. of The "changing legs" of Bryn a glass of water and somebody was I Mawr are a most interesting phe- aw fully thirsty .... Thus, the mi- croscopic tendency of freshman an- imals was nipped in the bud. In the old days extinct species, prod- ucts of the imagination, appeared in a slightly over-stuffed form, but now we have real animals, like Western Union boys. Long ago, Freshman shows were far from our present idea of glam- our. Broadway influences were somewhat curbed by the fashion- able hips of those days. After a few Ziegfeldian attempts the trend shifted toward a rather naive fan- tasy type. The class of 'nineteen was frowned upon for its jazzy show with the song, "I didn't raise my girl to be a chicken." The re- action to this show forced the next few classes into allegorical refei - nomena. In the early days, when the Freshman Show was still a short skit presented in return to the sophomore play, the legs were pretty well covered. As skirts be- came shorter, leg action played a larger part in the Shows until in '28's show, the big hit was a dance involving "a kind of circular col- lapse of the knees." In *he beginning, the freshman Show was held in tlufgym. Added attractions were student and pro- fessional orchestras and food serv- ed between the acts. When Good- hart was first used by the class of '32, these tricks were replaced by more elaborate staging. Coinci- dently, 1932's. show was the first to be thoroughly "panned" by the News for having a little too much ences to the campus, appearing in , v*illanova, and not enough coher- the middle of the Egyptian deser ' ence. or Alice's Wonderland. / Fashion in fantasy has definite!/ changed from *23's gree/f;griffin to last year's mixture of Walt Disney and the lobster. Biology is an in- evitable source of material, and constantly reappears in various Nowadays, the shows rely op bi- ology, personalities, and Haver- ford. The departure from this for- mula in the direction of The Land of Oz or crusading knights hava only resulted in an audience "as- leep and better to be that way." /
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quote:He said 'toxic little queen' Why should there be uproar over this? On one hand you folks say that Paula Deen shouldn't be in trouble, then turn around and say he should be? Neither one should be. Or they both should be. If you think Deen shouldn't, then you should think Baldwin shouldn't either. Or you're just as bad as the rest.
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Despite the derailing economy, California voters got on board for reviving train service in their state November 4th by passing state proposition 1A — a $10 million bond to begin construction of a fully electric rail system running 220-mph trains between San Francisco's Transbay Terminal and Union Station in Los Angeles.
The bond is a vote of confidence from the public and a down payment on the $40 billion-plus project that plans to run high-speed trains from Sacramento to San Diego. The plan's boosters say it will create jobs, relieve air and highway congestion, and help the state meet its legislative mandate to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 30 percent below 1990 levels by 2020 and 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050.
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While detractors like the San Diego Union-Tribune's editorial board said California's budget woes make spending billions of dollars on a massive transportation project not only ill-advised, but "potentially the biggest boondoggle in California history", proponents called the victory a landmark for high-speed rail nationwide.
Amtrak spokesperson Vernae Graham said Amtrak, which supports the plan, is likely to benefit from the high-speed rail project's test track, which she said could increase Amtrak's track speed through California's Central Valley. In the past year, Amtrak has seen ridership grow more than 30 percent over the Capitol Corridor – one of its Northern California routes – and achieve double-digit growth on two other California routes that stand to connect up with the high-speed trains. Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner from Los Angeles to San Diego, the second most popular train in the entire Amtrak system, carries more than 2.5 million people a year.
According to the California High Speed Rail Authority's business plan, the $33 billion cost of that San Francisco to Los Angeles backbone link will be shared among the State of California, the federal government, local and regional governments and private sector investors. The $10 billion down payment passed by voters to develop the system cannot be spent until matching federal, local and private funding is also secured.
It's no surprise this plan could give fiscal conservatives, and even fiscal realists, pause in a state that just completed the longest state budget impasse in history. But on this one, former Massachusetts governor, presidential candidate and Amtrak board member Michael Dukakis told Wired Magazine, "people are way ahead of the government. They want a rail system that works."
There's no doubt electric rail is greener than just about any transportation alternative for the routes in question. "I don't know of any transportation system which matches high-speed rail for reducing tainted emissions, improving air quality, and reducing dependence on foreign oil," said Judge Quentin Kopp, chair of the California High Speed Rail Authority and chief spokesman of the campaign to pass the transportation bill.
But how quantifiably green is the project? Kopp said by the time the entire 800-mile system is completed, it will reduce the state's reliance on fossil fuel by 12.7 million barrels of oil per year and reduce the state's CO2 emissions by about 12 million pounds annually. And energy consultant Navigant Consulting Inc. said the train system could run with zero emissions if renewable-energy sources are used to power it. The system is expected to use 3,380 Gigawatt hours a year of energy to transport 94 million passengers by 2030. According to Navigant's findings, generating this amount of energy from renewable sources is "well within the capabilities of the state." This amount represents one percent of the state's electrical load, or about three and a half days worth of electricity consumed throughout the state.
The California High-Speed Rail Authority's business plan calculates high-speed trains will "alleviate the need to spend nearly $100 billion to build about 3,000 miles of new freeway plus five airport runways and 90 departure gates over the next two decades," Quentin Kopp said.
High-speed rail could not only take a few polluting airliners' out of California's skies. It could also help airlines focus on what they do best: long-distance flights. That's according to Robert Crandall, the Former Chairman, President and CEO of AMR Corp., the parent company of American Airlines. Crandall said in a speech to the Wings Club in June 2008 that short-haul flights of less than 300 miles, which are not generally profitable for airlines, could be readily replaced by high-speed rail. Crandall said high-speed rail and aviation could work together. "We could increase long-haul aviation capacity to and from our major cities by linking nearby airports to those cities with high-speed rail links," Crandall said.


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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Tuesday was about as monumental of a day as possible for United States national team fans.
No, the Americans did not overtake one of world football's powers in a friendly match on foreign soil. FIFA did not magically re-draw the groups for this summer's World Cup and take the U.S. squad out of its "Group of Death" to reassign Jurgen Klinsmann's men to a new group consisting of Iran, Switzerland and Algeria (though I'm not sure anyone would oppose a new draw seeing as how being in a group with Germany, Portugal and Ghana is an incredibly cruel twist of fate for a nation that topped its region in qualifying).
What happened Tuesday was the strike of a match that could ignite the U.S. national team's fire ahead of an undoubtedly difficult World Cup group in Brazil, as well as the nation's next two or three World Cup efforts.
That ignition comes from a seemingly innocent decision from an 18-year-old kid, Julian Green.
Green has been the subject of a slight tug-of-war between the United States and Germany, both of which the Tampa, Fla., native has been eligible to represent on the international level.
He has featured for both nations at the youth level, playing for the U.S. Under-18 team in 2012 before representing Germany in 2014 European Under-19 Championship qualifying.
Green's future with the U.S. team looked grim when he denied Klinsmann's invitation for a pair of November friendly matches. But Klinsmann persisted, baiting Green to commit to his team by dangling a spot on this summer's World Cup roster in front of the youngster's eyes.
"This is a player who has tremendous potential going forward," Klinsmann said in an interview with USsoccer.com last week. "I think there's a strong chance to see him rather sooner than later and there's also a chance for him to break even into this World Cup roster. But first he has to make this decision and we go from there."
The decision was made this week and Klinsmann deserves the lion's share of the credit for how it transpired.
Make no mistake, Green was heavily recruited for a place with the U.S. team. Not only did Klinsmann's sentiments about potentially naming Green to the World Cup squad entice him to choose the United States over Germany, but the coach's enthusiasm for inclusion has trickled down to the player pool, which opened Green to the fold with open arms.
Green spent two days with the national team ahead of its friendly match against Ukraine on March 5, and the youngster said his warm reception influenced his decision to commit to the United States.
"A big part of the decision was the experience I had in Frankfurt," Green said, according to USsoccer.com. "All the players were super nice and welcomed me from the beginning. Clint Dempsey gave me a jersey with my name on it, and the way they supported me gave me a lot of belief. The coaches have shown a lot of trust in me, and now I hope to do everything I can to earn a spot on the World Cup roster."
Klinsmann has shown a penchant for securing the services of players eligible to represent multiple national teams. He hit the mark with Fabian Johnson, Danny Williams and Aron Johansson, and the subsequent competition for places has raised the level of play for everyone in the pool.
Shouldn't Green's commitment have a meaningful impact on the national team's current corps of strikers? Jozy Altidore hasn't been in the best form (to put it kindly) since making the switch from AZ Alkmaar to Sunderland; wouldn't it benefit the national team to add another capable striker to the fold?
And the ripple effect of impact should not simply be limited to Altidore. With Green committing to the U.S. national team, all of the nation's fringe strikers have been put on red alert. Suddenly, Chris Wondolowski, Eddie Johnson and Terrence Boyd are sweating ahead of the roster selection: Make yourself indispensable to Klinsmann's World Cup plans, or buy an HD-TV to watch the games this summer.
Even if Green is the last man on Klinsmann's World Cup roster, he adds value to the team in a way that no other player in the pool can. He plays for Bayern Munich. The majority of the German national team plays for Bayern Munich. The U.S. squad is in the same group as Germany. Klinsmann used to coach both Germany and Bayern Munich.
Pairing Green, a player who trains alongside German internationals every day, with Klinsmann, a man who knows the strengths and weaknesses of virtually every German player, can only help the national team's odds of getting a result against Germany in the final match of the group stage, which they'll likely need given the vast quality in the group.
All of this added value from Green and his ability on the pitch has not yet been highlighted. His technical play and ability to occupy dangerous positions would make him a game-changer if the Americans are seeking a late goal in any match of the group stage.
And at only 18 years old, Green figures to be a key piece for the United States in Russia in 2018, Qatar in 2022, and beyond.
So remember this week in the future when Green comes good and becomes the next poster child for American soccer. The decision was that important.


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% p The College News i VOL. XIX, No. 6 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS 1932 Varsity Hockey Season Summarized Team Showed Marked Improve- ment in Co-Operation In Last Few Games DEFENSE WINS APPLAUSE Although it won only one game of its 1932 schedule, Varsity shows marked improvement at the end of the season, both in the offense and in the defense. We are especially pleased to note that the lack of co- operation which was so evident at the beginning, has practically disappear- ed. Of course, there are a few mem- bers of the team who far surpass the ofhers, but the team as a whole has learned to play as a unit. The forwards, especially, have de- veloped from a poor offense, using weak, inanimate passes and rarely making goals, into a true menace. Passes are gotten away much more quickly and show decided accuracy. The stickwork of the team, however, is still amateurish and uninspirng. Most of the credit for real improve- ment goes to the defense. In the first three games, the opponents tallied twelve points against the backs and goal guard, but in the last three only eight points were made. Together with the decrease in the opponents' scoring, there is a gain of four points in Varsity's scoring in the last three games, indicating that the defense was such that the hall was kept in the forwards' possession most of the lime�as was in fact the case. Taggart, a varsity right wing from Rosemary, played three games foH First Varsity and one for the Second. In the Germantown match, she played a nice game in the open, but tended to carry the ball too far down field, ,'so that her passes came to the inner at an impossible angle. In the imore game, however, she was ind her passes were quicker andi_jnuon more accurate. Though Stevenson is the fastest runner and speediest passer on the team, she is very erratic and so is alternated with Taggart for the wing position. Brown, a varsity left wing from Westtpwn, kept her left wing position through- out the season. Although her playing is not spectacular, it is steady and efficient. Cary, although an Inter-Scholastic left inner from Germantown Friends, failed to live up to expectations, and after playing in two Varsity games, (' 11 back as a substitute and finally ended the season on the Second Var- sity. This is not, however, indica- tive of future work and she may eventually shape into Varsity mate- rial. Remington and Collier have prov- ed to be the strength of the Bryn Mawr offense. Remington's hard shots and accuracy have made her high scorer of Varsity with a total of sev- en goals. She is Captain of the team and a reserve on the All-Philadelphia (Continued on Page Four) Old Clothes All students are earnestly re- quested to rem^nbeK the Thrift Shop of the Bryn Mawr Hos- pital when disposing of old clothes, furniture, and such ar- ticles. The Shop, which is run for the benefit of the Hospital, can sell anything from victitria records to old shoes, and is bad- ly in need of contributions. The articles most needed include clothing of all sorts, furniture and household goods, but every contribution will be gratefully accepted. If students have any cast off possessions they should call Bryn Mawr 1093 and the Thrift Shop will be glad to call and collect. This enterprise is worthy of support and co-op- eration, and we hope that stu- dents will keep it in mind. Trial and Error Best Teacher of Playwriting Part of Class Time Given Informal Productions of the Class' Work to EXPECTATIONS ARE HIGH M. Paul Hazard Returns to Lecture on Voltaire M. Paul Hazard, whom the college will remember as the Flexner lecturer of two years ago, is returning to Bryn Mawr on Saturday evening to speak on "Voltaire il y a 200 ans." M. Haz- ard is a great authority on 18th and 19th century French Literature. He is a professor at the College de France, and, at present, exchange pro- fessor at Columbia. He is also edi- tor of the "Revue de Litterature Com- paree." A very fine scholar, and ex- tremely productive, he has given us, in collaboration with M. Bedier, as "Histoire Illustree" of French litera- ture; a life of Stendhal, and an in- troduction to the study of Don Quix- ote's life. M. Hazard was very much inter- ested by Bryn Mawr on his first visit. Having missed the performance of "Hernani," the French Club's pro- duction for that year, he asked that one of the scenes be repeated for him. What few members of the student body were not aware that a playwrit- jng class was being offered again this year, have certainly been brought face Lo face with the fact iri one way or another by now. The consensus of opinion is that there was never before n class like this, and that if the mem- bers are sane, which is at times a little doubtful, something really great may come out of the amazing chaos that begins over the week-end, with rehearsals for the pantomimes to be put on the next Tuesday, and sub- sides only late Tuesday afternoon, after the last critic has hurled her last brick at the last impassioned author. The crux of Miss Latham's method seems to be that no one can leach any one else how to write plays, but that the stage itself and the time- honored trial and error method can 'lo everything that needs to be done. Consequently, each week, part of the 4^wb-hour meeting of the class is taken up with the production of some of l he work that the members have hand- <-d in the week before. These pro- ductions are very informal and sim- ple; so far they have been panto- mimes in the main, and the author and actors usually find an hour over the week-end or on. Monday morning to go through the motions of the mur- �ler, discovery, or comedy that is as- signed. All of this, while it tends to pro luce immense enthusiasm, has a way of creating some confusion along with it. Last week saw the perfect example of both qualities, when two young hopefuls put on a one-act play (the actors reading from their scripts), which required that some Ihirty odd people, gangsters, police- men, sophistocates, and almost every type of New Yorker mill about the ^tage together, and react to the most amazing of melodramas. Needless to �'ay the thirty people had done little in preparation and the result looked more like the rush hour in the sub- way than the cocktail hour on Fifty- fourth street. No less amusing are l he numerous hammer and nail mur- ders that have been practiced in every "show case" on the campus and have bloomed or wilted on the stage dur- ing the past few weeks. Mr. Clay- ton Hamilton in a speech here last week announced that every one of us is potentially a murderer, but that happily most of us take out our urges in that direction in our imaginations, and especially in the theatre. If this is so, there is very little danger that the members of the playwriting class will give way to the urge in real life. It has been worn out of them. But at the same time it is most illuminat- ing to observe just how ingenious the average Bryn Mawr girl is at con- structing sets of horrors dreadful (Continued on Page Three) Saint's Day Presented as Players' Second ��� Play Designed to be. Scurrilous With Sacrifice of His- torical Accuracy FANTASTIC TYPE OF PLOT' �^- CALENDAR Wed., Nov. 30=�Miss Helen (ihapin will speak on A Long How of Buddhist Images in the Palace Museum at Peking. With slides. In Goodhart. Sat., Dec. 3�M. Paul Haz- ard will speak on Avee Vol- taire il y a Deux Cent Ans. Goodhart, 8.20 P. M. Sat., Dec. 3�Bryn Mawr Varsity vs. vAH-Philadelphia' Hockey Team/ 11.00 A. M. Sun., Dec. 4�Chapel. Dr. Ilornell Hart, Associate Profes- sor of Social Economy and Re- search, will speak. Wed., Dec. 7�William But- ler Yeats, distinguished Irish dramatist and author, will speak in Goodhart at 8.20 P. M. Tickets on sale in Publi- cations Office. coxei William Butler Yeats to Speak Here Dec. 7 Nobel Prize Winner to Talk on Irish Theatre and Literary Renaissance NEW IRELAND (Especially contributed oy W. W. . Flexner) "The Players" on Thursday eve-! ning, November seventeenth, produced a one-act play, Saint's Day, by Tom i Prideaux. Miss Marshall, before thei curtain went up, announced that this! was to be the first showing of the play in its � present form, and then: gave the cast of characters and stage \ management as follows: Saint Carlo.............Sally Jones Rosa ................Carry Schwab Sutro................. Olivia Jarrett i Loni...................Maria Klkar ...'. 111 � � � �.. Haviland Nelson Bartoni..........Elizabeth Hannan Stage Manager ........Maria Coxe Properties............Olivia Jarrett Costumes, Caroline Berg and Betty Edwards Lighting..........Diana Tate-Smith j The action centers about Saint j Carlo, an ex-cafe waiter, with a tal-1 rAVUKo ent for exhortation and spiritual sleight of hand, who had been dis-j Bryn Mawr has been very fortunate covered by two business men, Elkarj'" securing Mr. William Butler Yeats and Bartoni, and by them bally-hooed as a speaker on the Ir^sh National into sanctity. In the single act it is � Theatre and the Irish Literary Ren- shown how Carlo, informed by alaissancc> Wednesday> DeCcmber 7th, chance friend that his managers are . _ .��-.....-� ... , , . , � . . I in Goodhart, at 8.20 P. M. Mr. Yeats, planning to murder him and sell his] bones for sacred relics, outwits them besides being a poet of world-wide and escapes with Rosa, his mistress, fame, the winner of the Noble Pjizc and that part of the offerings he has for Literature in 1932, is perhaps collected which he and Rosa have been more than any other onc man rcspon. able to conceal from the promoters. ... , ,, , ,. ... _. . . , , . , , , ; sible for the founding and the success The play is clearly designed to bei scurrilous and amusing, and so feels "f the Irish Literary Theatre, which no responsibility to the church and its [ later developed into the Abbey The- saints, historical accuracy, probabil- atre, now the National Theatre of the ity or dramatic polish. It is so sue-1 irish Free state. His interest and cessfully entertaining that the audi-; ^ the Irish LJte Renaissance ence willingly accepts its premises and laughs heartily. The amusement rises < Jate from hls twenty-fourth .year to its height when Elkar and Bartoni I when his volume of poems, Wund,�>�- are cutting holes in Carlo's "tailor-1 big Osin and Other Poems, signalized made sackcloth" and besmearing himjihe beginning of the movement. He with mud. This is also the most dra-j |ias written more than a dozen plays matic moment of the play, for we, for the Abbey Theatre, and is even know that Bartoni is planning to mur-1 known to the readers of Punch as the der Carlo and here we see the villain � artj8t who signs his drawings, "W. poking holes in Carlo's clothes with a | Bird." bread-knife. The director very sue-! Besjdes these interests Mr. Yeats cessfully brings the action to a focus i ;s very anxious to discuss with Amer- sit this point. I fully expected an at-1 ican audiences the "New Ireland," tempt on Carlo's life and a desperate wnich has come mto being since the struggle, but to my relief the con-| finding of the Irish Free State, spirators allowed him to go onto his |jorn jn Dublin, he has spent most of balcony and address the crowd below,; his mature life in his native land and thus giving him the chance to ac-js.in ciose touch with all of her prob- knowledge his mistress publicly, and'k,ms_ He is especially well qualified so ruin his value as a saint and the J to speak on the problems of the new value of his bones as relics. statef for ne has served as a Senator If the piece had been more serious, i in its Parliament since 1922. It is the Players would have had to give! hoped that he may have a word to more attention to their mob off stage.' say on that subject. On his former It was entirely silent except when the | visits to the United States he has crowd was mentioned by one of the, shown himself to be a brilliant spcak- actors, whereupon it gave forth a or and lecturer, marked both by un- rumbling sound like a surly dog who usual wit and by a very real enthusi- growls when he hears his name. How- asm for the subjects on which he ever, this sufficed to show the mob \ speaks. We are extremely lucky t� was there. Also, when Carlo called j have, heen able to secure one night of for "Yellow wine," fiutro poured a i bis very brief stay In Anterica. colorless liquid into *his goblet, nol An effort is being made to bring this doubt some of our tasty chlorinated; looture within the reach of the gen- water, causing a titter in the audi- j oral student body. There will be a ence, which would detract from a reduction on all college seats of twen- Dr. Vaughan Williams Gives Final Lectures Composers Should Follow Na- tional Models Rather Than Foreign Ones CHURCH USED FOLK-SONG more intense play. The garish col- ors and somewhat singular fit of Car- lo's and Rosa's initial costumes dis- turbed me at first, but were prob- ably intended to accent the fantastic character of the pUt. *.T,*>e other cos- tumes and the setting were admirable. In particular, Miss Coxe was very well gotten up, and acted, I thought, with just the proper mixture of timid- ity and impertinence. Miss Jones gave an excellent representation of Carlo. (Continued on Pa** Four! Freshman Elections President�Alice Raynor. Vice - President � Marion Bridgman. Secretary � Ellen Stone. ty-five cents, and the balcony at sev- enty-five cents is being reserved for students only. With the exception o', the balcony all seats are reserved, first section seats, $1.25 for the college, and second section seats at $1.00 for the college. Amplifiers will be used so that there will not be the slightest difficulty in hearing from any point of the auditorium, and it is hoped that the student-body will take ad- vantage of the reasonable balcony seats. The recent tours of the Abbey Play- ers in this country have created an American Public which is extremely interested in Irish drama. The com- pany gave The Rising of the Moon and Playboy of the Western World at Bryn Mawr last year. "All great music must have popu- lar appeal," Dr. Williams observed in ,lhe course of his two final Flexner lectures. In accordance with this be- lief, he showed in the fifth lecture bow even the Church, though repeat- edly condemning secular music, has drawn from folk song for its ritual and hymn tunes. In his concluding address, November 21, he declared, "that American composers should di- vest themselves of excessive subservi- ence to foreign models, and try to please their own countrymen before seeking recognition abroad. It seems difficult, he pointed out, lo believe that plain song, so aloof and vague, could ever have grown from the simple, direct music of the people. We ordinarily think of rit- ual as it is now, at the end of its development through countless cen- turies, and forget that in order to be- come established, it had to create first a widespread popular appeal. The Church, finding it impossible to oust pagan ceremonial, adapted it to its own use; thus the Roman Saturnalia was celebrated as Christmas, the spring festival as Easter, and the worship of ancestors as the commem- moration of saints, and it is perfectly natural that pagan song should also have been adapted. The early Chris- tians, like John Wesley, prob- ably didn't see why the "devil should have all the pretty tunes," and we actually have direct evidence of the incorporation of pagan cere- monial into French ecclesiatic music. Pope Gregory had collected and sys- tematized church music around the year 500, but local tradition dies hard, and in France a distinct Gallican use, derived from ancient custom, had sur- vived. When Charlemagne visited Rome in 785, he proudly took his own French singers with him. The Ital- ians, however, despised them as "rus- tic," evidently finding traces of folk song in the service, and Charlemagne soon obtained Roman singers. Iff spite of this scorn, it seems possible that the Italians condescended to use some of the "rustic" French music, for later many items appeared in the Roman use which must have originat- ed elsewhere, and among them is the so-called "Foreign Tune," containing more popular elements than the others, and extraordinarily similar to an old French folk song, "Le Chant des Livress" (Ottvrez la porte), which must once have been part of the Gallic marriage ceremony. Even more obvious is this connection between popular and ecclesiastic music in metrical plain song, such as the hymn tune, "O Filii et Filiae," which, par- ticularly at the beginning and the end, shows a likeness to the old French "Chanson de Quete" (Voiri venir le jolie mai). At this point in the lec- ture, the choir sang all the examples cited above, and also "Le mois de mai." Catholic ritual is not the only ex- ample of ecclesiastical adaptation of folk song. Luther borrowed from every*available source � plain song, folk song, travelers' songs�and made spiritual parodies of secular words, as, for instance, in the "Abschied von Innsbruck." The Genevan Psalter of 1539 was founded on metrical ver- sions pf the Psalms, which even Fran- tContinued on Page Threei Personal Molla Brown, of the Class of '34, who is taking her junior year in France, received her diploma at Tours, where the French group went this year instead of Nancy, "avec les fe- licitations du jury." She grad- uated first in a class of 80 or 90 students. �� i
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North Kiteboarding team members Sabrina Lutz (Germany) and Mario Rodwald (Germany) are the 2013 European Freestyle Champions in Kiteboarding.
Stefan Spiessberger (NKB) wins the tour stop. North Kiteboarding domination.
The German front-runners Mario Rodwald (22) and compatriot Sabrina Lutz (24) went into a thrilling competition in Castelldeldefels, Spain. The weather gods gave their support to the 78 riders from ten nations and so the kiteboarders took off to run the single elimination on the stormy mediterranean waters of Castelldefels. In the athletic freestyle competition the riders compete against each other in a knock out system. Judges award points for the most complex tricks and jumps. Everything went well for the two german front runners until some upset was caused in the semi-finals.
Austria's Stefan Spiessberger (24, NKB) who was close on Rodwald's heels in the overall ranking, kept his nerve and won over the German in the semi finals in a very tight match. Rodwald finished third, but Spiessberger continued his winning strike and sent spanish superstar Alex Pastor to the second place. The Austrian's win wasn't enough however to prevent Rodwald from defending his 2012 European Championship title.
In the women's division, Sabrina Lutz faced a similar fate and she too lost and won at the same time. She lost in the semi finals against her nemesis, the reigning european champion Annelou Lammerts (20) and she also managed to finish in third position, but despite her loss against Lammerts, the girl from germany won the title! She had simply already gathered enough points to secure the 2013 title. Danish talent Therese Taabbel (17) secured a second place in Castelldefels.
The winds soon calmed down and the racers were sent out to battle out their tour winner on a course staked out with buoys. Again it was a german who managed to get in front. Florian Gruber won over Julien Kerneur from France and Russia's Ivan Doronin. Then the wind decided that it was time for siesta and returned only on the very last day, when two more races could be run. Florian Gruber won race two and got a second place in the last race, which secured him the event win. However he couldn't get the overall titel due to two missing points that made North Kiteboarding team rider Maxime Nocher from France a very happy tour winner while securing a safe 2nd place in Castelldefels! Well done Maxime!
Congratulations to the whole North Kiteboarding Team, dominating the European Tour!
Freestyle - European Champions 2013
Men's divison
1. Mario Rodwald (Germany, North Kiteboarding)
2. Stefan Spiessberger (Austria, North Kiteboarding)
3. Jerrie van de Kop (Netherlands)
Women's divison:
1. Sabrina Lutz (Germany, North Kiteboarding)
2. Annelous Lammerts (Netherlands)
3. Nanette van der Snoek (Netherlands)
Freestyle - Results for Tour stop Castelldefels
Men's divison
1. Stefan Spiessberger (Austria, North Kiteboarding)
2. Alex Pastor (Spain)
3. Mario Rodwald (Germany, North Kiteboarding)
Women's divison
1. Annelous Lammerts (Netherlands)
2. Therese Taabbel (Denmark)
3. Sabrina Lutz (Germany, North Kiteboarding)
Course Racing - 2013 Tour winners
Men's divison
1. Maxime Nocher (France, North Kiteboarding)
2. Florian Gruber (Germany)
3. Blazej Ozog (Poland, North Kiteboarding)
Women's divison:
1. Katja Roose (Netherlands)
2. Aga Grzymska (Poland)
3. Anastasia Akopova (Russia)
Course Racing - Results for Tour stop Castelldefels
Men's divison
1. Florian Gruber (Germany)
2. Maxime Nocher (France, North Kiteboarding)
3. Julien Kerneur (France)
Women's divison
1. Astrid Berz (Switzerland)
2. Katja Roose (Netherlands)
3. Anastasia Akopova (Russia)
North dominates the first KTE Stop in Almanarre France
Almanarre, the neighborhood of St. Tropez was the perfect start into an exciting season for the NKB team! Let´s get it on! With the two first days of wind, sun, 95 riders from over 14 countries coming to the South of France – Almanarre Kitemasters finished with a full freestyle event and 8 counted course races. The tour started with 46 racers - 39 men and 7 women – as well as 49 freestylers - 37 men and 12 women. The first edition of the European tour stop on the Côte d'Azur was a great event with a parallel execution of the two disciplines. The first day brought strong 30-35 knots. The action was intense right from the beginning and it started early in the morning with both competitions. Freestylers were riding with 7 meters kites and after, to get used to the conditions, the spectators could seen some awesome tricks. North Kiteboarding rider Stefan Spiessberger (Austria), who was unfortunately kicked-off in round 4 in the single elimination, fought his way back straight through the doubles and won unstoppable six heats, until the quarter final, when he was beaten by Liam Whaley (Spain).
The final in the doubles featured Mario Rodwald, NKB (Germany) against Whaley. Both of these riders have had an amazing start and demonstrated great progression over the wintertime. That heat was full of power, variety and action for the beach crowd. With a great powerful double S-Bend Pass and a Low Mobe 5, Mario got it and won the first European tour stop. Congratulations!
The final women's heat took place between Sabrina Lutz, NKB (Germany) and title-holder 2012 Annelous Lammerts (Netherlands), when Sabrina crashed her kite and Annelous advanced. A super women final was announced and finally the first women tour stop title goes to Germany and North Kiteboarding as well - Sabrina Lutz (NKB).
Focusing on course racing, the first two competition days were quite eventful. Racers entered the water early, hungry for days full of racing action. With regard to the rough sea, the course provided tactical challenges that made not only spectacular for racing, but excellent spectating as well.
On day one, French rider Maxime Nocher (NKB) won three of four races followed by Julien Kerneur, also from France. British race legend Steph Bridge, also NKB from UK, holds first place positioning, while Dutch rider Katja Roose followed her on second place. The riders were always quite close and handled out arresting battles. The second day was a smoother running. Some kites moved in perfect synchronization alongside one another. With the fleet on bigger kites, Maxime Nocher, Julien Kerneur, Blazej Ozog and Florian Gruber were riding close to each other in rotational positioning. Day three and four, brought a bout of very light, or better, no wind.
The course director adapted due to these light conditions. But unfortunately they realized their wishful thinking did not materialize. The wind didn't pick up the last two last days. In a nutshell, ten races were sailed, with two discards in total. French rider Maxime Nocher (NKB) at first and Blazej Ozog, also NKB on third position. Congratulations!
The women´s fleet, was lead by Steph Bridge (UK). Steph crossed five times the finish line first and dominated the event. Like so many times before.
The end of the first MINI KTE event was marked with the closing ceremony and the distribution of the trophies and prize money. It could not have been a better way to start the season with a grateful event and tough conditions in the beginning.
The next stop of the season is on the German island Sylt. The rough Northern Sea and strong winds will be a perfect spot for the 2nd stop of the year, from 2nd July to 7th July.
Congratulations to all the participating North Kiteboarding riders!!
North Race Results are: North Freestyle Results are:
1st Steph Bridge 1st Sabrina Lutz
4th Arianne Imbert 3rd Nanette van der Snoek
1st Maxime Nocher 1st Mario Rodwald
3rd Blajez Ozog 3rd Stefan Spiessberger
4th Florian Gruber
5th Olly Bridge
The year is coming to an end and again overall results show the domination of North Kiteboarding: Congratulations Mario, Steph, Stefan, Flo, Luke, Sabrina and Maxime!
Four days of spectacular competitions, light and strong wind conditions at the beach of Castelldefels came to a fabulous end, when the European Championship in Kiteboarding Freestyle as well as the winners of the MINI Kitesurf Tour Europe in Course Racing were crowned. 97 riders out of 19 nations participated in Spain.
The wind didn't came up on the last day to run the double eliminations in Freestyle and to continue with Course Racings, but everyone enjoyed the friendly spanish atmosphere and the prize giving ceremony at the beach. The first day of the event had amazing conditions for Freestyle, with perfectly sunny weather and winds up to twenty knots. This allowed the riders to show how far the riding has come over the last decade. In the single eliminations, Mario Rodwald (GER, North) and Stefan Spiessberger (AUT, North) made their way to the final. Apure North Kiteboarding final of team mates! Rodwald travelled to Spain as the leader of the MINI KTE ranking and was unstoppable to get the title. In the final of the single eliminations, he won against Stefan. Place one and two for North Kiteboarding. Luke Whiteside made it to the excellent 3rd place overall.
In the women division, dutch freestyler Annelous Lammerts won the spanish stop against Therese Taabbel (DEN) with powerful and clean moves. German North Kiteboarding rider Sabrina Lutz gained third place on the podium after her heat against Kelly Schouten (NED).
After five events all the results are in: Rodwald and Lammerts are the winners of the final stop of the MINI Kitesurf Tour Europe in Castelldefels, Spain and were also crowned European Champions 2012. Stefan Spiessberger and Sabrina Lutz, obtained second places of the overall ranking 2012. Well done boys and girls!!
In Course Racings, Maxime Nocher (FRA, North Kiteboarding) crossed the finish line as a respectful third. With this result he managed to achieve the Second podium place in the tour overall ranking, followed by german olympic hope Florian Gruber (North Kiteboarding). Great racing boys! For professional North Kiteboarding team rider Steph Bridge (GBR), the 2012 season was successful again. In Brouwersdam, Netherlands, she became first overall and then dominated the KTE. France. Here in Spain, she left no doubt again about who is one of the fastest European female racers by winning all races and clearly dominating the women's fleet.
Altogether again an amazing weekend for all North Kiteboarding athletes showing the world they are the ones to beat!
Well done team!
Steph Bridge takes European Champion, Florian Gruber takes 3rd overall
Some decent races were held at the kite race Europeans at KTE La Baule where over 110 racers competed for the european title. Winds were generally light and variable making conditions challenging. North riders dotted the front end of the fleets with the new green Dynos and Race LTDs and all were gaining valuable experience preparing for the kite race worlds starting this week in Italy. The mens fleet was dominated by the up and coming young North Kiteboarding Riders Florian Gruber in 3rd and 3 points behind Olly Bridge from the UK in 6th while mum Steph Bridge took 1st place in the womans fleet. Now that kite racing is an Olympic discipline, over 40 countries will be represented in Cagliari for the kite race World Championships with over 220 entries - this will be some event worth watching! Starts 3rd October so don't miss it!


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ricardo wrote:why pyrokinesis ? separate from telekinetic or telekinesis ?
did popular media partition this term ? the movie w/ drew Barrymore
how does one explain independent events of telekinesis ? that don't appear to be conscious? I have heard of emotional events fueling the anomaly. anger,
near death , blood pressure, stress, death of a loved one. love as an powerful emotion . distinguish this from poltergeist activity. several of these recorded incidents were associated w/ metabolic states of those present.
again , the body communicated w/ the soul in some form of warning of/ concerning survival. the synchronisty we have talked about. that small percentage that defies explanation. cont...


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