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Republican, Libertarian Candidates Oppose Federal College Loans
Eric Knowles and Paul Drgos, both running in Maryland's 3rd District, say the federal government shouldn't be in the business of education.
The Republican and Libertarian candidates for Maryland's 3rd Congressional District both came out in opposition to federal college loans—including Pell Grants—at a candidates' forum Monday night.
"The federal government is not in place to handle your college education," Libertarian candidate Paul Drgos (L-Pasadena) said. "Get the Department of Education out of here; we don't need them."
About one-third of the students at Anne Arundel Community College receive federal grants and 20 percent use federal loans to pay for at least part of their education, according to data supplied by the college.
Nationwide, two-thirds of American students use financial aid to help pay for college, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. And 47 percent of all undergraduates receive federal funds.
"Making that sort of investment in education is absolutely fundamental," countered Rep. John Sarbanes (D-Towson).
The incumbent Democrat admitted his opponents' opinions on education funding surprised him. He said Dawn Lindsay, the new president of AACC, recently thanked him for his support of federal student loans.
"The worst trick you can play on somebody is to say they worked hard, they played by the rules, and they can't take that next step in education because of means," Sarbanes said.
Republican candidate Eric Knowles (R-Annapolis) said he believes federal education funding falls outside the bounds of the powers enumerated to Congress by the U.S. Constitution.
He said he believes federal loans actually contribute to the skyrocketing cost of education because colleges know, "They are going to get their money," even though graduates are left holding larger and larger bills.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau estimates national student loan debt at $1 trillion, and Knowles said he thinks that places an undue burden on many young Americans.
"There are two ways to crush a nation: One is with an army, and the other is with debt," Knowles said.
Sarbanes countered by saying that education drives the American economy forward.
"If those people can move forward and get their education and get a career, they become tax paying citizens and keep the economy strong," Sarbanes said. "I was a little surprised that they were so quick to disavow the role of government."
Knowles also took a swipe at a law authored by Sarbanes called the Education for Public Service Act, which forgives a portion of a person's federal student loans for a 10-year commitment to work in the public sector or nonprofit jobs.
The law passed as part of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act in 2007, and Sarbanes called his part an excellent way to reward Americans who invest in their communities. He said he sees it as one tool that helps to address the crisis of mounting student debt.
Knowles didn't offer specific alternatives to the Public Service Act, but he said, "The answer is definitely not being able to work for the government to work down your loan."
Broadneck Patch editor D. Frank Smith contributed to this story.
Paul Drgos, Jr
5:14 pm on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Patrick Callan, president of the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education, said colleges and universities need to get tuition under control. He likened the trends in costs and federal aid to a treadmill, where prices rise, federal money gets pumped in, and costs increase again. (Wall Street Journal)
Paul Drgos, Jr
5:23 pm on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
According to economist Richard Vedder, college tuition costs increased by 295 percent between 1982 and 2003, a growth rate higher than health care costs (195 percent), housing (84 percent), and all items (83 percent). In his book, Going Broke By Degree: Why College Costs Too Much, Dr. Vedder argues that increased federal spending on higher education has contributed to rising tuition costs. In other words, federal subsidies are not making higher education more affordable because colleges and universities simply consume this additional source of revenue. (The Heritage Foundation - http://www.heritage.org/research/education-notebook/the-facts-on-federal-education-spending)
Anna Staver
5:37 pm on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Thanks for adding the additional information for readers looking to explore the issue of federal funding for higher education further.
Paul Drgos, Jr
5:35 pm on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Expenditures per pupil 1970 - $842 (Adjusted - $4,552), Graduation Rate 78%
Expenditures per pupil 2008 - $10,441, Graduation Rate 74.4%
(National Center for Education Statistics)
10:50 am on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Do you think colleges are going to lower their tuition because federal funding is stopped? Think again. Common sense, this only hurts the student, not the colleges who will continue to raise fees anyway. Not the way to resolve this problem.
Paul Drgos, Jr
11:45 am on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Of course colleges are going to lower their tuitions. If a service costs too much for people to afford, demand decreases. If demand decreases the colleges will adjust the prices to bring the students back. Basic economics of supply and demand.
Kathy Harrison
12:38 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Wow! What a one sided article. Guess you can tell who is paying you guys! Eric Knowles was totally misrepresented in his views. He is for Pell grants, but feels these types of things should be taken out of the Federal Government and given to the State Government. Loan forgiveness? Who is going to pay that money back?? Is the Federal Reserve just going to print more? Not in this case...the cost will be put on the taxpayer. You interviewed a couple of the Knowles volunteers(and we are volunteers, unlike most of Mr. Sarbanes people), but you didn't write about how Congressman Sarbanes who has just written a "Grassroots campaign bill" why he lied about how much he spent on his campaign to date. He stated between $150.000 to $200.00 to date when the actual number is $540.000. You were shown proof of this, yet you chose to leave that important fact out of the article. Again I say...I guess we know who is paying you for good press. I thought journalist were supposed to be out to get the real story..you just write stories based on what side is paying you. This comment will probably be taken down. Don't forget about the 1st Amendment to the Constitution!! If you have forgotton, that gives me Freedom of Speech. That is what Eric Knowles is all about. Returning our country to what it once was..a country that upholds the Constitution and doesn't try to dictate everything we say and do. Maybe you should read it! You might decided Mr. Knowles is the RIGHT man for the job
Anna Staver
12:51 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
You are more than welcome to your opinion about my article, and we at Patch encourage you to express yourself as long as it doesn't include profanity or threats. We have a very clear terms of service, which anyone is welcome to read regarding why comments are sometimes removed. I will absolutely leave this comment up, but I would like to make a few points.
First, the question about whether Rep. Sarbanes was truthful about how much he is spending on his re-election campaign is beyond the scope of an article about funding for higher education. I'm not quite sure why you think it would be relevant to this specific story?
Second, I never said that Mr. Knowles opposes all funding for higher education. The article clearly states that he thinks the federal government should not provide college loans.
Third, the implication that I am being paid by Sarbanes' campaign is completely ludicrous and personally offensive. I can assure you: the only people paying me to write are from Patch.
And Finally, If Mr. Knowles believes this article does not accurately represent his views, I would be more than happy to discuss it with him personally. He knows how to reach me.
12:39 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Not bad AnnStaver but very misleading title that def. slants to sarbanes. There were alot of great quotes from all that were there in attendance.. Not just eric, sarbanes and drgos. Faith louden shined brightly against her dems opponent and the respect that her dems opponent had for faith running would of been a excellent addition to this article. Would of shown how party lines can wk together and have respect for one another. Eric even said to audience that he invited sarbanes for a drink after the forum and that we all should be friends.
Plus being a grassroots supporter i was surprised you left out the 16 Trillion in debt we are facing and eric proposed incremental cuts and of course his opponent sarbanes said "We have a fiscal responsibility but wouldn't cut anything out."
Currently we have 200 million i believe in entitlements that r coming due that we have no way to pay for. Something must be done about the debt in the room and the inflation rearing its head at the gas pump,food and services only inching now but after election time after QE 3 still failing goes through the system we will c what will possibly happen to this great nation.
Sarbanes is the wrong choice. My daughter knows how to spell Trillions but i don't want to burden her with that debt. Eric Knowles doesn't want to burden the guberments debt on his daughter or mine or anyone elses. Real change by showing Sarbanes the door. Principle, Prosperity, Peace http://www.knowlesforcongress.com
Anna Staver
12:56 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
If you would like to read about Loudon and Edwards, you are more than welcome to check out the article written by my colleague Kaitlyn Carr. We both attended the forum. We split the coverage because some Patches are only in one of the two districts.
Kathy Harrison
12:52 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
I would also like to say that I actually worked for the Sarbanes campaign in the beginning when "Daddy" left office and I walked around the Annapolis Fair with him for about 2 hours. He is no longer the person he was then. He is now a career politician that votes party lines and no longer with his conscience. He is one reason I started looking for someone with NEW ideas and some common sense ways on how to achieve these goals. That person is Eric Knowles. I invite anyone who is interested in returning to constitutional government please go to http://www.knowlesforcongress.com and check out what Eric Knowles really stands for. This article is so biased due to the fact that Mr. Sarbanes pays to have this coverage and Mr. Knowles refused to do that any longer. If you have to pay for good coverage what would true unbiased coverage look like I ask you??
1:15 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Thanks Ann Staver for the linkage to the other patch that has more coverage. I spoke to 2 reporters there. I remember speaking with a women reporter on the way out and eric said to you how our daughter was a blessing every time he went to a forum and always likes how she gives him a hug before going on and before we leave. If that was you then i guess you felt to leave that out of your reporting also. I myself like i stated before am a grassroots supporter of eric and not camp staff.
1:20 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
I want to express that the above comments do not reflect our campaigns views on this article. Although we are dishearten by the title of the article as its misleading. We In no way condone personal attacks on anybody. Thomas Coleman Campaign Manager EKFC
Kathy Harrison
1:28 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Ms. Staver,
I would sincerly like to apologize for them comments made above. I made those comments as a concerned citizens who attended the forum. I did not make them as a person on volunteer staff of the campaign. You reported as you saw it and I am sorry if it seemed like a personal attack on you. I met you at the forum and found you to be very personable. Please accept my apology, the comments above were not meant to be a personal attack on you! Again these were my personal views and not that of the campaign itself.
1:31 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
" I will absolutely leave this comment up, but I would like to make a few points. " I understand why you would leave it up , there are no profanity or threats.. just facts about events in the past and how people have voted on things. and suggested reading for you in your own future endeavors ann.
Judith Moylan-Forman
1:47 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Is Mr. Knowles associated with the IOTC?
Judith Moylan-Forman
1:49 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
What does he think about the GI Bill? The FAA?
1:54 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
from your own beliefs page " I will say that I'm always open to the idea that my beliefs are wrong, and I love engaging in political discussion and debate. I think an important part of listening is being open to the ideas of others.
Are you registered with a certain party?
I'm registered as an independent. " I was a independent for many years myself and only became a republican recently in 08 to vote for RP but alas when he stepped down i voted for chuck baldwin of constitution party & became aware of eric knowles later when he ran for governor. I'm glad that kathy and thomas said what they said but as far as rational debate i still am not sure where " profanity or threats " came into the wording anywhere. Maybe i am just not seeing it or have not had enough caffeine in my system. Noticed your running ambitions. Maybe eric can give you some running areas that ya may want to try or run with him in the future. That is one of his interests , running also.
2:08 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
IOTC? Institute on the constitution theamericanview.com is that what you are asking judith ? I have not asked him personally about his belief structure on this particular .com if that is what you are asking
2:12 pm on Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Maybe if you make the next forum event you can ask him directly Judith.
Paul Drgos, Jr
11:59 am on Thursday, October 18, 2012
As a candidate, I thoroughly believe in the GI Bill. It is part of the compensation package provided to our soldiers. Perhaps if we did not fund other things our soldier's compensation could be even more. We owe it as a nation to compensate these individuals properly. Personally I feel as though there should be less soldiers and that they should be defending our borders and shores, but that does not mean they should not be compensated for what they do.
1:52 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
On the ballot for the Presidency, Gov. Gary Johnson (Libertarian) and Dr. Jill Stein (Green).
Make a special note to remember to watch the Free and Equal Election Debate between third party candidates, Gov. Gary Johnson and Dr. Jill Stein to be aired tonight on Monday evening, Nov. 5th from 9:00 - 10:30 pm Eastern Time. Perform a worthwhile civic duty, and be certain to listen in on this historic debate so that you can make an informed decision on voting day. Third party candidates who will be on the ballot in most states deserve to be heard.


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You have contacted all your friends to come over for a night of cards, the snacks are ready, the poker chips are handed out, and now all you have to do is figure out how to deal for poker. There are various ways to deal, but if you do it incorrectly, the hand will be cancelled and have to be dealt again. Learning how to deal poker is important so you can avoid slowing down the game and frustrating your fellow card-playing friends.
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I think he quite looks the part
Unfortunately production on the film has trickled close to a halt, and the release date has been pushed back by a year.
hell :D :D :D he look like Prince of Persia. Hope that movie gonna be awesome ever like jumping and matrix style.
he certainly looks the part, will reserve comment on the movie for later
I'm looking forward to it. I hope they've got some of the writers from the SoT trilogy. I really liked how they brought it full circle at the end of 2thrones, and some of their subtle touches here and there.
I really wish I had more time for gaming, as I'm dying to replay the PoP series, but have got some much else to do/play first.
For many reasons. But this looks good! Sucks about the production halt; I'm curious as to wry though.
*scampers off to google*
Mods, please fix title spelling (I really need to slow down on the caffine)
The official reason is because the original release date coincided with the release date for Transformers 2. I've not heard any insider gossip about any other reasons though, although I am sure there must be a few.
It sucks. I was due to start working on the film next month, but now it looks like that won't happen.
Well I was scheduled to, but now I have no idea what the hell is happening.
The concept art is insane. I was really looking forward to starting work on it.
Gah... Prince v2 - the whiny emo stupid one. Not shiny happy v1 with the hammerpants or wiser, trickier v3 :(
Hmmm... I think he looks good:P Perfect for the part too!
He is actually alot taller than I thought. Or maybe everyone else in the picture is just really short :D
I think that he looks fine as the prince.
The lady next to him is Reese Witherspoon I think. She does have a somewhat petite build.
dislekcia is right, it does look like Donnie Darko Prince of Persia.
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The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion's Park Nights climaxes with a series of performances that explore cultural identity. The temporary structure, designed by architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron and conceptual artist Ai Weiwei (designers of the 2008 Bejing Olympic Pavilion) is submerged into the earth with the intention of exploring concepts of archeology and human memory: how we create culture through the process making of memories both temporally and spatially.
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A Tale Of Two Wars
That image is the iconic mark of the end of World War 2, when Americans took to the streets to celebrate. Yesterday President Obama announced that the rest of the U.S. troops serving in Iraq will be home by year's end. He didn't top gun onto an aircraft carrier and stand in front of a "mission accomplished" banner and make the announcement, but rather just informed the American people from the White House. The country responded pretty much with crickets.
After almost 9 years of the Iraq war, Americans were never once asked to sacrifice. This wasn't a war waged by a nation, but rather by a President and his authority over the military.
During World War 2 taxes were high to help offset the costs of the war. Every family had risk of a loved one serving in the war when 10 million Americans were drafted into service. Every American had to give in one way or another.
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Columbian Flower Worker Dismissed From Job Following U.S.
May 26, 1993
Sibilina Torres, a worker in Colombia's flower industry
for approximately 17 years, toured the United States this spring
as part of a campaign to alert U.S. government, human rights
groups, labor and environmental organizations, (including the
staff of Pesticide Action Network North America Regional Center)
and others to the dangerous working and living conditions faced
by those who plant, raise, harvest, and prepare cut flowers for
the international market. Upon her return to Colombia, she
received a notice of termination of employment. Workers' rights
advocates in Colombia and throughout the world express concern
that this was a retaliatory act by Torres' employer of many
years, Floresa S.A.
Torres' presentation to groups throughout the U.S.
earlier this year highlighted serious abuses of workers within
this multimillion-dollar export industry, including low wages,
lack of job security, and many forms of exposure to dangerous
pesticides. When pesticides are sprayed in the large greenhouses
where roses, chrysanthemums, and carnations are grown, workers
report that they remain inside to meet production quotas.
According to the Colombian Human Rights Committee, nearly two
thirds of Colombian flower workers have symptoms of
pesticide-related illnesses, including headaches, nausea, eye and
skin problems. Spontaneous abortions and children with congenital
problems such as limb malformations and retarded growth are
common among flower workers. Many of the pesticides in common use
in Colombia are banned or severely restricted in the U.S. and/or
the European Community due to their high toxicity.
Torres reports that Colombian flower workers,
approximately 80% of whom are women, are commonly dismissed from
employment by the age of 35, without medical care or means of
supporting themselves and their families. What limited
monitoring of workers' health exists, such as blood testing for
impaired cholinesterase, is used by industry to identify and
dismiss workers who may be at risk of illness. Workers do not
generally receive the results of these tests, nor do they receive
follow-up care.
In addition to the direct hazards of working with and
around highly toxic pesticides, flower workers and other
residents of rural areas in the flower-producing regions of
Bogota are further exposed through groundwater contamination from
flower-farm runoff. Irrigation for the expanding flower industry
has placed a strain on the water system supplying urban as well
as outlying areas of Bogota, with underground aquifers drying up
and inadequate treatment facilities to process the volume of
water used. Many workers live in structures without running
water, forcing them to dig crude wells to provide water for
drinking, washing, and cooking. The risks to flower-worker
families with young children are compounded by the dangers of
open wells, contaminated water, and inadequate sanitation.
The Colombian Human Rights Committee and Colombian
Support Network urge letters, telegrams, and faxes to
officials in the Colombian Ministry of Labor, as well as the
President of Colombia and the director of the Presidential
Council on Human Rights, calling attention to the conditions
facing flower workers and the injustice of firing Sibilina
Torres for her international efforts.
Dr. Rafael Carbonell, Director General, Ministerio de
Trabajo, Calle 20 8-18, Santa Fe de Bogota, Colombia. Fax:
Dr. Carlos Vincente de Roux, Consejeria Presidencial para los
Derechos Humanos, Calle 7, 6-54, Santa Fe de Bogota,
Colombia.Fax: 57-1-284-2186
Presidente Cesar de Gaviria, Palacio de Nario, Santa Fe de
Bogota, Colombia. Fax: 57-1-286-7434
Letters are also recommended to the administrative
officers of Floresa, S.A. and the Colombian Flower
Association (an industry association):
Dra. Juana Maria Unda, Asocoloflores, Carrera 9 90-53, Santa
Fe de Bogota, Colombia
Fernando Guzman Posada, Gerente Administratativo, A.A.
240477, Santa Fe de Bogota, Colombia.
US citizens are also requested to contact their US
Senators and Congressional Representatives, urging support
for Circle of Poison Prevention legislation to prohibit the
export of banned and severely restricted pesticides.
Sources/Contacts: Colombian Support Network, Box 1505,
Madison, WI, USA. Contact: Cecilia Zarate-Laun, phone: (608)
273-4767, fax: (608) 255-6621
Colombian Human Rights Committee, Box 3130, Washington, DC,
USA, 20010. Contact: Charlie Roberts, phone (202) 462-8176,
fax (202) 462-4724.
CHIBCHA, Colombian Human Rights Information Committee, Box
40165, San Francisco, CA. Contact: Natalia Lopez, phone
(415) 282-6914 or Tico Arenas, phone (510) 655-3290.
For more information on pesticide abuses in Colombia, contact
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Palmira (Valle), Colombia.
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The owner of the 7 Twelve Boutique already belonged to the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce when she decided to join the new Grand Strand Chamber. Michelle Spontak says she's not unhappy with the old chamber and will remain a member, but the new group offers something more.
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The founder of the new Grand Strand Chamber says there are some 17,000 businesses in Horry and Georgetown counties, and the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber represents fewer than 3,000 of them.
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The new chamber's president is former Myrtle Beach mayor Mark McBride, a vocal critic of the city's new one-percent tourism marketing tax, which the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber supported. When asked whether opposition to the tax is the main reason why the new chamber was formed, McBride says, that's a good question.
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Heres a pic of my nine yr olds longbeard! killed a jake last year and a big ol tom this year!
Heres a pic of my nine yr olds longbeard! killed a jake last year and a big ol tom this year!
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Quebec student leader takes protest on road as group looks to create Ontario 'strike movement'Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois, known for his telegenic looks and refusal to condemn violence, has been recruited to teach Ontario student leaders about Quebec's paralyzing student strikes, as Ontario students appear to be setting the stage for their own season of discontent.The Canadian Federation of Students has organized and funded Mr. Nadeau-Dubois and other Quebec organizers to tour 10 Ontario universities for its Quebec-Ontario Student Solidarity Tour."We are optimistic that a general student strike in Ontario can and will succeed, given the right ingredients," an open letter from Quebec activists to the CFS said, adding the letter "represents a first step towards creating a radical, democratic strike movement in Ontario and beyond." (Photo: Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press)
Montreal police arrest 12 as hundreds march in post-Grand Prix protestProtesters sent a clear message Sunday night that while the Canadian Formula One Grand Prix may be over, their nightly demonstrations will continue.After a weekend of violence and arrests that put Quebec's student protests back on the international stage and brought claims of police "profiling," several hundred marched in a downtown demonstration that almost immediately was declared illegal.Windows were smashed, notably those at the offices of the Caisse de depot pension manager and at the National Bank.A police cruiser was also damaged and police said they made 12 arrests — nine for bylaw infractions and three for alleged criminal offences, including assault. It was the 48th consecutive night that protesters gathered in Montreal. (Photos: Gazette; Reuters; AFP/Getty Images)
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Quebec tuition protesters clash with Grand Prix partiers in MontrealA group of activists, protesting capitalism in general and Quebec's tuition hikes in particular, tried their hardest last night to crash the party on the Montreal street most closely associated with this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix.On one side of the barrier they shouted about injustice; on the other they sipped beer and wondered what the fuss was about.Thousands of Formula One fans flock to Crescent Street each year for the expensive cars, the free swag and the popular nightclubs. It is the focal point for scenesters, for those looking to see and be seen.A protest march that began near a community center in one of the city's working-class neighbourhoods projected an altogether different ethos.1,2,3,4, this is f—ing class war," the crowd of several hundred chanted. "5,6,7,8, overthrow this fascist state." (Photos: Canadian Press; AFP/GettyImages; Reuters)
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Sid Ryan: The case for zero tuitionIn Ireland, where I'm from, education is free from kindergarten through university. It seems absurd to me that we charge our young people any college or university fees at all, given that their skills and knowledge will propel our economy.There are 20 developed countries in the OECD that currently charge zero or nominal fees for higher learning. However, here in Canada, free tuition continues to be treated like a radical idea, while the more than 150,000 students who have been striking in Québec for the past 15 weeks to stop fee increases have been chided by politicians and pundits alike for harboring a sense of "entitlement."Isn't it time to consider free and universal access to college and university in the same way it universalized high school education at the beginning of the last century? Isn't it time that profitable corporations were obliged by law to invest in workplace-based training such as apprenticeship and basic skills?
Lawyers take to the streets with students for Montreal's 35th consecutive night of protestAs negotiations between student leaders and the provincial Liberals resumed in Quebec City Monday evening after a supper break, more protests took place in different parts of Quebec including Montreal, which hosted its 35th consecutive night of demonstrations.Lawyers dressed in their courtroom gowns paraded in silence from the city's main courthouse through the streets of Old Montreal to join the nightly march."It is one of the first times I've seen lawyers protest in public like this…and I've been practising for almost 30 years," Bruno Grenier said outside the building surrounded by about 250 people, some carrying copies of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.The lawyer said his colleagues wanted to show the public that they oppose a law they "find unjust and which is probably unconstitutional." (Photos: Canadian Press/Reuters)
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Teruo Uchino
A young designer's sketches for a new sedan impressed his bosses. The result: the stylish Datsun 510, which sparked Nissan's exports.
Earliest Nissan involvement: 1963
Role: Designer, Nissan Motor Co.
Key influence: Designed the Datsun 510, a breakthrough sedan that stoked exports to the United States and became Nissan's first cult classic
But the greenhorn hardly sat in humble deference to his elders. In jarringly un-Japanese fashion, Uchino instead upstaged them with a breakthrough design that changed the company's history.
His sketches proposed a sedan with a swept back windshield, sloping hood and short, sporty deck. One look and his bosses closed debate: This would be the blueprint for the Datsun 510.
"My design was the most dramatic. It had a speedy look," recalls Uchino, 69, and now retired. "It was raised in the back and lower in the front. That's why they chose it."
Instant hit
Call it beginner's luck. But when the Datsun 510 debuted in 1967, it was more than just an instant hit at home. The spunky 1.6-liter Euro-styled car almost single-handedly sparked Nissan's export boom to the United States. And the 510 soon earned a place in history as Nissan's first cult classic.
Before long, loyal fans worldwide were calling the car the "poor man's BMW," a tribute to its reliability, performance and styling and price.
The car was conceived as a domestic foil to the Toyota Corona, which was outselling the 410. It also was hoped the car would stamp out Datsun's international reputation for boring econoboxes.
Datsun dropped the Bluebird moniker in the United States to make the 510 a little more macho. And soon the Dime, as it was nicknamed by enthusiasts, was appearing as a favorite on race circuits.
In its second year, about 261,000 510s were produced, doubling the best annual output of the 410. By 1969, Nissan was churning out more than 327,000 a year, thanks to booming overseas demand.
Making the numbers more impressive was the fact that Pininfarina had designed the 410.
To reward Uchino for his efforts, Nissan sent the youngster to the United States and Europe to pitch the car, his first trip outside Japan. With pride, he still remembers his shock at seeing one of his 510s parked outside a cathedral in Paris.
"It was bright red. And I was like, "I designed that!' " Uchino says.
Sweating the design
For the Japanese company, the 510 was a milestone on many levels. It was the first project at Nissan to use full-scale clay models. It was made without the aid of market research. And its stylists labored in blistering studios without benefit of air conditioning.
"The design center was still very primitive," Uchino says. "We sweated like crazy working on the clay models. The only way to keep cool was by eating ice cubes."
Uchino and his peers started forming the clay model on a table but soon realized they couldn't see the finished product at eye level. But it was too big to lower. So the desperate design team instead built a new floor around it, raised flush with the tabletop.
Production of the 510 ended in 1972. The car's success propelled Uchino to a 35-year career as the designer of 12 other cars, including the critically acclaimed 300ZX sports car in the 1980s.
More than three decades later, the 510 often is cited as one of the auto industry's most important cars. And it certainly gets top honors at Nissan, alongside other greats like the Z.
"I loved all the cars I've owned," reminisces former President Yoshikazu Hanawa, who orchestrated Nissan's alliance with Renault SA. "But the 510 was something special."
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Living in So Cal now, I'm trying to learn the area and create some photographs of the local sights and attractions. Here's one from last night…
I photographed this late last evening using my Nikon D3x and Nikon Zoom Super Wide Angle AF-S Zoom 17-35mm f/2.8, a great wide angle lens. I also used a Singh-Ray Vari-N-Duo Polarizing Variable ND Filter, at about 4 stops. I use their "Vari-N-Duo in Thin Ring Mount", FYI.
Sunset at the Malibu Pier.
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