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^« HUNTLEY '^"^""^'^^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1962 VOLUME 3 — NUMBER 82 PHONV: 312-669-5621 (any time) (If no anwser) 815-459-0998 SCnoOL fUJE HUNTLCr ni^i wmnthwt, iu» 6 PAGES MAILED AND DISTRIBUTED WEEKLY Slave Sale Friday Friday night Nov. 9. will fea¬ ture the annual F.F.A. Slave Sale at Huntley High School gym at 8: p.m. As in the past, Howard Ruth will kindly donate his serv¬ ices as auctioneer. Slim McCoy will be with us again for the spe¬ cial entertainment. Refreshments will be served by wives of the memtters of Ag¬ ricultural Education Committee. This years proceeds will be divide equally for F.F.A. work and the Agricultural Scholarship Fund. The sale is sponsored each year by the Huntley Consolidated Sch. The Agricultural Education Com¬ mittee is in charge of the sale of 34 F.F.A. members and one Ag¬ ricultural teacher for one days volunteer labor on Saturday Nov. 10. Slave Sale members AGR. i Richard Burmeister Don Evans Jeff Palmer Mike 2^mla James O'Connor CONTINUED ON^IAGE THREE School BcSrd The School Board of Huntley (Zfcnsolidated Sehool met Ftiday, November 2. 1962 at 7:(X) p.m.. for its regular monthly meeting with all members present. The minutes of^^ last meeting of October 12, 19^Pere read and approved. It was announced that there would be a Civil Defense Training Course in Cary in about three wks for anyone who would like to at¬ tend. The Budget reports were check ed. Terry Henning, President of our local F.F.A., along with Don Bar¬ rett, our Agricultural teacher, gave a report on the trip to Kan¬ sas City, Missouri for the National F.F.A. Convention taken by our chapter. It Has a well presiented report, and the Board thoroughly enjoyed it. A bid was accjepted from J. F. Patterson Co. to install the new fire door between tTie sfago and Coachs room as required by the State Fire Marshall. There was discussion regarding the necessity of purchasing a new school bus. Bids are being sent out this week for bus bodies and chassis. It was decided to help the grade school purchase on Opaque Pro¬ jector. This machine will project an enlarged image to a wall or screen, of any book. may. or such materal placed upon it. It should prove very useful in classroom in.struction. The grade .school will give part payment toward the cost and the Board will loan the rest, the balance to be repaid within the year by the Grade School and possible donations. Fund Trans¬ fers were made as required by law and all bills were approved paid. Supt. Thomas Kelly and Board Members, Miss Mackeben and Mrs. Kerwin plan to attend the Conference of the Illinois Associa¬ tion of School Boards and School Administrators as delegates of our school. It will be held at the Sher¬ man House in Chicago on Novem¬ ber 18, 19, and 20th. The next board meeting will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 12, to avoid conflict with a school con¬ cert. The meeting was adpoumed. Audrey Korwin Board Scribe New Street Under Construction «**i*^**.«*^g ¦ ^'^ ¦¦raie--"¦'^J>nS^^^^w^?'V ¦-.,^'a^--..' Pictured above in construction on the new street in front of the Fire Station. This street will bo used prinuirily for the expediency of the fire trucks gittlng out of the station. There is a plott of land which will be left in the oenter where flowers will be planted for the beauty of the vUl- age. The work is being done by the K.P. Bakley Construction Co. Card Of Thanks Halloween Toll A harty thank you all who con¬ tributed, the workers and especial¬ ly the young folks who gave of their time to make the Annual dinner and Country Kitchen a success. And all who purchased our goods in the (Zijuntry kitchen. The members of the United Church of Christ Congregational join the committees in another thank you. The Committee. Annual Music Festival b\ Roger A. Perley The Annual McHenry County Choral Festival will be Monday evening, November 12, 1962, at 8 p.m.. The concert is being held at the C^ary Grove High School, Cary Grove, Illinois. All of the public high schools of the county of the county of McHenry are par¬ ticipating in the festival. Huuntley Consolidated Schools has ten high school Senior Chorus members participating in the 100 voice Se¬ lect Choir, and an additional ten I>ersons participating with 300 other students in the Mass Chorus of 400 voices. Rehearsals for the festival will be on Sunday after¬ noon and Monday for the Select Choir members, and on Monday for the Ma.ss Chorus members. Miss Sadie Rafferty, of Evans- ton Township High School, Evans- ton, Illinois will be the guest di¬ rector. Mi.ss Rafferty is a recog¬ nized authority in the educational field of music. Recently, through her supervision, a television pro¬ gram was produced, the "MIK¬ ADO", an oppertta, by Gilbert and Sullivan. Hhe Mass Chorus will sing: "All in the April Evening," Roberton; "Roll Jordon Roll", Murray; Coun¬ try Style, Van Heusen; "With A Voice Of Singing", Shaw; "Alle¬ luia, Glorious Is Thy Name" Olson "We Hold These Truths", Jacob- son; and "The Lord Is My Shep- heard", Matthews. The Select Choir wdll sing sev¬ en additional numbers, they are: "Make a Joyful Noise Unto the Lord", Lekberg; "Glory to God in the Highest", Thompson; Roots and Leaves",, Williams;; "Gay Lit¬ tle Numph", Regnard; "Sing, Sing a Song for Me", Veochi; "Three Hungariah Folk-Songs", Seiber. and "I Love My Love", Hoist. ¦ The following is a list of dam¬ ages which happened over Hallo¬ ween. Twelve^MDutcs to ten Oct. 31 two men c|Hnnto the Huntley police statioi^md informed the officer on duty that a bridge was on fire. The Huntley firemen were called and extinguesed the fire. It was determined that the bridge was set on fira|^tb an inflamable liguid. — Tw^^s were placed in the road at t^T conor of Second and Mertil Halloween night. Logs were also placed on west Main St. between Route 47 and Lincoln. — A board with spikes driven throu¬ gh it was placed on Rt. 47 to catch unawairs motorists unaware and puncture their tires. — A bri«k was thrown at the Huntley Police garage. However no damage was reported. - - The cab of a truck was piled with ashes causing dam¬ age to the steering wheel, uphol¬ stering and front tire. - - The Hogs were let out of the F.F.A. farm projcctat the school on Halloween night, and Sunday the fourth of November. The people respon¬ sible also broke the gate and the feeder. — Hay was taken from the archery range at the high sch- cx)l and scattered over Rt. 47. The hay, however, was not lit as it is bleaved was the intention. •— On Halloween night there were 167 minors walking the streets trick or treating and acting as children normally act on Hallo¬ ween. — Punkins were thrown in yards, tomatoes at cars and one car was doused with a bucket of water. There were 6 extra pol¬ icemen on duty.It is bleaved that this is the reason damage was kept to a minimum. Parsonage Dedication The Rev. John M. Queen, Asso¬ ciate Superintendent of the Illinois Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches, will make the main address at a dedication ser vice for the new parsonage of the United Qiurch of CHirdst, Con¬ gregational in Huntley this Sunday November 11th., at 3:00 P.M. acc¬ ording to Mr. Albert Boncosky, Chairman of the Church's Board of Deacons. This service will be held at the new parsonage, located at 209 N. Church St., which is 2% CONTINUED ON PAOE FOUR TOTAL NO. OF VOTES 506 STRAIGHT BALLOTS REPUBLICAN (R) 256 DEMOCRATIC (D) 112 U.S. SENATOR Dirksen XR) 342 Yates (D) 161 STATE TREASURER Scott (R) 322 Lorenz (D) 171 SUP. of PUB. INSTRU(mON Page (R) 318 Wilkins (D) 178 CLK. OF SUPREME COURT Searcy (R> 329 Alaxander (D) 162 TRUSTEES OF U. OF I. (Vote for 3) Johnston (R) 324 Swain (R) 316 Hughes (R) 331 Cobum (D) 171 Elliott (D) 164 Nelson (D) 167 CLK. OF APPELLATE COURT Wunder (R) 332 Slingsby (D) 156 U.S. CONGRESS Mcaory (R) 344 Kimball (D) 155 STATE SENATOR Coulson (R) 324 Green (D) 171 .STATE REPRESENTATIVE (Vote for One or Two) McConnell (R) 586 Mi Jones (R) 460% (Vote for One) Pearson (D) 438 COUNTY JUDGE Cooney (R) 350 Coleman (D) 148 COUNTY TREASURER Walgenbach (R) 327 Weeks (D) 171 COUNTY SHERRIFF Dowd (R) 328 Jacobsen (D) 166 COUN. SUP. OF SCH(X)LS Tazewell (R) 365 BLUE BALLOT Yes 172 — No 296 BANKING AOr Yes 187 — No 259 Lions Halloween Party by Rober A. Perley A large number of Huntley chil dren celebrated Halloween at the Lions sponsored Halloween Party for crhildren, held at the Huntley Consolidated Schools on October 31, 1962. The costumes that the children dressed-in were judged by a panel, and first, second and third prizes were awarded per each grade level. Each child participa¬ ting was given a small gift con¬ nected with the occask>n of Hal¬ loween. Refreshments were served in the cafetetria; the refreshments were punch and a donut, and for the adults, coffee and a donut. The Lions and Lionesses of Himtley were the host. Prizes awarded according to grade level, in the order of first, second, and third were: for Pre¬ school, Kelly Bennett, Philip Don¬ ahue, and Jack Ernesti and Eliz¬ abeth Manning; Kindergarten, Tommy Palmer, Paul Ostrandir, and Diane Hintz; grade lA, James Henig, Donald Schiesher, and Jan¬ et Moeller; grade 1 B, Pamela Zimmerman, Diane Koppen, and Kathy Swanson; grade 2A, Don Heinz, Karen Borhart, and Kathy Svaboda; grade 2B, Nancy Kop¬ sell, Arthur Jaster, and Paul Mat¬ tingly; grade 3A, Glen Borhart, Charles Ernesti. and Mark (Js- trander; grade 3B, Jim Palmer, Heather Barrett, and Bobby Zirk; grade 4A, Patrick Donahue, Geo. Herandez, and Hal Shott; grade 4B, Beverly Albrecht, Vanita Sherwin, and David Schmiteiv dorf; grade 5A, Penny Ruth, John Weltzien, and Linda Koch and Marcia Hardy; grade 5B, Mary Jane Kreutzer, Charles Akerberg, and Randy Zinnmerman; grade 6A Barry Borchart, John McNitt, and Frances Donahue; and grade 6B, Deborah Eckman, Patty Zimmer¬ man, and Sue Eggers. 5c PER COPY Village Board The regular monthly meeting of the Huntley Village Board was called to order by president Wil¬ pault Brill last Thursday Novem¬ ber 1 at the village hall. Trustees present: Dellany, Fitzi, Wasser¬ strass, Enstrom Enstrom and Rudy Absent: Meyer. Tre minuztes of the October meeting were read and approved. The treasurer report was given. There were 2 bids on the new street in front of the fire station.Kenneth Bakley having th low bid got the gob. There will be a special meeting November 15 to receive bids for the Church Street storm sewer. C^ief Burton was present and discusser his plans for running the department. Being no futher business the meet¬ ing was adjourned. Election Nov. 24 for Library By Rev. Lawrence Perkins, CSiairman Circle the Satiu-day after Tiian- ksgiving on your dander right now. Then^iniser to vote on that day for ll^pfetablishment of a Public Library District in the Huntley area. That is Saturday, November 24th — a day to ifote. This referendum has been <Md- ered by Mdlenry C^ounty Judge the Honor4A James H. Cooney, CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE School Health Notes The P.T.A. and the SchxA Board of Huntley Schools are again sponsoring the Eye Testing of all school children who are not at present wearing glasses. It will be held on onMday and Tuesday, November 12 and 13, At the school, and each child will receive a permit slip to be signed by Fri¬ day of this week and returned to the school office. This tesl is not a complete eye examination, but serves to help indicate if your child has adequate vision or should be further examined by a qualified optometrist or opthalmologist. Also on Wednesday, November 21, 1962 at 12:45 p.m. the McHen¬ ry Ctounty TB Assoc, is making available upon request, complete testing of all the children in our school who were not previtMisly done on Tuesday, November 6. This simple skin test is harmless, painless, and takes only a few sec¬ onds to give, but can determine whether or not your ciiild has any TB germs in his body. This test is free, and permit slips will be sent home next week. Our oidy hope is that you will su{^x>rt the sale of Christmas Seals whidi makes this service available to oor communlty. There is an adult pro¬ gram available in Woodstodc oae Friday each month, but if any Huntley adults are unaUe to avcdl themselves of this service, they may take a skin test at the taaie time as the students. Mrs. N^ibr R.N. our County TB nurse aoA Dr Hernandez, our Huntley {rfiysidan will be in charge of acfaninistFation and will be aided by vohiateo*. Audrey Korwin CThairman Scho<d Board Committee for Hedth & Wdfare
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1962-11-08 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 08 |
Year | 1962 |
Volume | 3 |
Issue | 32 |
Decade | 1960-1969 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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First things first: Yes, Aftermath got to Reliant Stadium with plenty of time to spare Monday. One embarrassing screw-up per Rodeo season is more than enough, thank you very much.
Besides, no way were we gonna miss Kid Rock's RodeoHouston debut, if not his first time to play the House That McNair Built.
"Remember that little thing they had here called the Super Bowl?" Rock asked the crowd after "Low Life." "We actually played that, but no one remembers because Janet Jackson showed her boob that night."
Long pause; big cheer. "Good."
Whoever booked the American Badass for the Rodeo this year deserves an A-plus. Aftermath is sure the idea met with some friction among the old, old guard at Reliant Center, the people who (with our sympathy) would likely rather still be booking Charley Pride and Ronnie Milsap, but the Kid delivered. In a handful of previous shows, we've seen him be cruder, we've seen him rock harder, but we've never seen him be more of a crowd-pleaser.
Monday brought a number of firsts to the Rodeo, we're guessing, from the extended Beastie Boys breakdown of "Three Sheets To the Wind" that wound its way into ZZ Top's "Tush" and Detroit homey Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever" (with Rock on drums), to the video-screen cameos by Beavis and Butt-Head, shaking what their mama Mike Judge gave them during Neanderthal-and-loving-it "Bawitdaba."
Obviously enjoying himself long before he took a swig from the bottle of Jim Beam resting on the turntables, Rock did clean up his act Monday... a little. There was no mention of "Detroit pussy" in opener "Cowboy" - an early tipoff of Rock's passion for country and Southern rock long before he inserted the Allman Brothers' "Midnight Rider" and Waylon's Dukes of Hazzard theme Monday - and his "words of wisdom" in the climactic rap were "Do this," not... well, you know. Radio edit.
Don't worry, the Early Morning Stoned Pimp hasn't gone G-rated. (Judging by the amout of cleavage, short-shorts and skintight halter tops on hand Monday, he would have been in the wrong place anyway.) He dropped the S-bomb every time it came up in the chorus of the AC/DC-grooving "God Bless Saturday," and the litany of transgressions he detailed before "Low Life" morphed into the Georgia Satellites' "Keep Your Hands to Yourself" would have kept even the most permissive priest busy until June.
Rock may be a low life, or he may be putting up a front - it's funny to hear him sing "I think racist jokes are funny" when at least half his Twisted Brown Trucker band is black - but either way he's smart. It takes a sharp ear to realize how well the hooks of Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" and Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" could fit together to make "All Summer Long"; toss in some lyrics about "smoking funny things" and fooling around on the shores of the Great Lakes, and of course you have a hit.
He was also smart enough to set up piano ballad "Care" so one of TBT's backup singers (didn't catch her name; wish we did) could carry it off into the great gospel beyond, making an excellent segue into the old "Amen" chorus. And it was nice to see former blues-guitar prodigy Shannon Curfman match him tear for tear on "Picture," her voice every bit as whiskey-stained as her boss'. His line "wish I had a Texas woman to miss me" brought the biggest cheer we've heard at the Rodeo this year, and maybe ever.
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(noun) the act of hugging someone closely and creepily. its intent is to display affection but it really just turns out being uncomfortable for anyone watching (or in many cases, for the victim of the "ronan.")
a ronan is usually performed but behind, but many forms have derived from the original ronan (for example: the sidways ronan, the front ronan, the 360 ronan.) (verb) "to ronan" is to perform the act of a ronan on someone, whether or not it is expected. one step below dry humping. I feel so violated after the ronan that dude just gave me.
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A hilarious fella with the alcohol intake level of 100 Russian distillers, He's just like Raymond - everyone loves him! Crossed the mark this time, but hey, You're Ronan! It's fine!
2. | ronan | ||
little seal in the sea ooohhh, look at that ronan over on that rock
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To get really drunk and throw up in a public place. Man, last night I went out and got Ronaned.
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These really amazing guys can sometimes be found asleep on a friend or strangers sofa at 6 in the morning during an Electro party. A Ronan, with his alluring and sofisticated manner both entrances and encapsulates his audience to a degree by such that any argument he is making seems to have a Zen like clarity of logic. This characteristic is often mistaken by others for genius. Probably the most wonderful humans on the planet. 1: "That guy is so amazing I think he just changed my whole perception of reality he's a Ronan if I ever met one!"
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BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (AP) — A dispute has been settled between Dr. Jack Kevorkian's estate and a suburban Boston museum over the ownership of 17 of the assisted-suicide advocate's paintings, and some of them could end up being sold, a lawyer said.
The executor of Kevorkian's estate, Michigan-based attorney Mayer Morganroth, said that under the agreement the Armenian Library and Museum of America in Watertown, Mass., will keep four paintings and 13 will be returned to Kevorkian's estate to benefit Kevorkian's niece, Ava Janus of Troy, Mich.
"Of course we are happy it's resolved," Morganroth told The Detroit News for a story published Friday. "The settlement recognizes the need for his art to be preserved ... while returning artwork to his heir."
Arrangements are being made for the return of the 13 paintings, which Morganroth said he expects will be offered for sale at art galleries.
The museum sued in federal court in Massachusetts last year ahead of a New York auction. It claimed Kevorkian donated the art in 1999. His estate said he loaned it to the museum for an exhibit and subsequent storage. According to federal court records, an order dismissing the lawsuit was entered last month.
The Associated Press sent a message seeking comment museum lawyers Friday.
Kevorkian died in 2011 at age 83. His estate had estimated the value of the 17 paintings at $2.5 million to $3.5 million, but the New York auction was dampened by the legal battle. Images of the paintings were displayed at the auction instead of the actual works because the museum wouldn't send them.
"We had opening bids of $100,000 for some," Morganroth said. "But when we told interested persons we couldn't guarantee delivery because of the pending litigation, the bids dropped off."
Kevorkian sparked the national right-to-die debate with a homemade suicide machine that helped end the lives of about 130 ailing people. He was convicted of second-degree murder in 1999 for assisting in the 1998 death of a Michigan man with Lou Gehrig's disease. He was released from prison in 2007.
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Sorority member on committee, closing out the meeting: The way that the report is written, "I don't feel uncomfortable talking to freshmen… I don't feel that my ability to interact with freshmen, in a friendship context, is inhibited in any way."
Audience question on liability: If a Greek organization is found to have committed a violation, who gets in trouble? Just the people who were there?
Deignan: We would look to see what the evidence shows about who was responsible for organizing the event or attending/participating in the event.
Response: But does knowledge of the event constitute a violation.
Deignan: I think we would stop short of saying knowledge of the event but I certainly hope that those of you who come by knowledge of the event would do your best to persuade others not to do what they're about to do. We would hope those who played a part accountable.
Committee: You can have casual, informal conversations with individual freshmen about rushing. But you can't solicit–you can't hold information sessions, etc.
Audience: How can freshmen make a more informed decision about joining an organization if they can't go to any events?
Deignan: I don't think they'd have any less information than they do under the current system–we're not necessarily saying they know more than they do now. But this wasn't the charge of our committee.
Audience: Is there a statute of limitations on the policy? Can we be charged for things that happened long ago?
Deignan: There is no statute of limitations on any of the violations in RR&R. "I would say, however, that the further away people get from an actual event, the more difficult it becomes to investigate–people's memories aren't as good, information isn't as accessible."
Audience: Is there anyone that we can call to clarify the policy or ask specific questions?
Deignan: We're all happy to answer questions. We're going to make sure that the Directors of Student Life know the policy very well.
Response: Will there be some sort of assurance given?
Deignan: Absolutely, as long as you follow through with the event you described as you described it.
Breakthrough: apparently Greek members can encourage freshmen to join their organizations as sophomores (e.g. "You should totally think about rushing next year" is appropriate). Many 'ooooooh's from the audience.
Student asks about promoting a non-Greek event to his/her fellow Greeks via Listserv (e.g. inviting fraternity members to a non-Greek charity event). If freshmen are also at this open, public event, is that okay?
EDIT–Deignan thinks it's okay.
Question: A student reports that an organization is primarily social I know so because of X, Y, and Z. A host of other students say that that isn't true. Does one student's experience of that being primarily social count as clear and persuasive evidence?
Answer: Not at all.
Committee member on groups: There needs to be some officership or financial structure. It needs to have a sustained identity over time. "61 Patton does not count as group because when we leave the room we're not the 61 Patton Crew."
Audience member: sororities and fraternities could completely undermine this policy by sending a hundred calls or emails to Public Safety–a culture of suspicion could turn against the school.
Committee member, in jest: "I did that once to protect my drug trafficking and it didn't work." — to raucous laughter.
Question: There are organizations that have social events but don't have exclusive membership or whatnot, e.g. a capella groups, dance groups. How is it determined that an organization is primarily social or not?
Deignan: No organization recognized by the school is covered by this policy.
Response: Could I reform as an a capella group ("say, Shere Flan") and fill it up with my fraternity members?
Deignan: Well, you would have to go through the USG's process for becoming an official student group.
Response: Suppose I did that.
Deignan: You would have to convince them that you were taking members solely based on talent.
Response: Ok.
Deignan: "We don't believe that if there's an inadvertent violation–an accidental encounter… we said that, not only do we think that that should result in a lesser penalty, that shouldn't result in any penalty."
Committee member: You're being paranoid if you're afraid of letting freshmen into your room for non-Greek interactions.
Committee member explains that they're still okay with interaction between freshmen and upperclassmen–but they need to "Make it about the freshmen. Make it about you."
Audience member: There's an undercurrent that the university is "out to get" Greek members–even if they're not looking to use the presence of Greek members as evidence, they might use it as reason for suspicion. Brings up that he hasn't felt like he's had any opportunity to give feedback.
Committee member explains that, during the construction of their recommendation, they couldn't reveal their thinking process then solicit comments then go back to improve the report because they couldn't let President Tilghman know before their recommendation–needed to reveal all at once.
Hearing Dean Deignan say "Theta" brings some laughter to the room.
Audience member brings up that, if there are deficiencies in the policy, it should be revised before further action is taken against Greek organizations.
Good quote from Deignan regarding grey space: "There are a million different permutations of any violations of Rights, Rules and Responsibilities. We're simply trying to give you some examples."
Deignan again on the email point: "I do not know where that rumor came from… The university does not look at emails." She explains that it is technically university domain but that is not their policy
Committee brings up email evidence a few times. Audience member: So we're being asked to hand over our inboxes now? Committee: absolutely not; we're just describing situations in which others send in emails.
Audience: we're worried about the grey space in the policy. Committee (again): there needs to be clear and persuasive evidence.
People are very concerned about being charged and found guilty in the face of very little evidence. Committee member: "This policy is not going to get anyone innocent caught." Another explains that students seem to be scared that they will be punished simply for being members of Greek organizations–but this policy doesn't aim to do that; things shouldn't be different than they are now for current members.
Just about a thousand questions fired in from the audience, mostly regarding what defines sponsorship by a Greek organization. General committee response: if there isn't clear and persuasive evidence, you won't be charged as guilty.
Great quote from an audience member in regards to how parties will be identified as Greek: "How do you know I'm not just popular?" Committee response: you won't get charged because you look like you're in a sorority–there needs to be clear and persuasive evidence (e.g. Greek letters on the door).
Committee member points out: You can have the same parties ("informal gatherings") that you've been having during Frosh week, but you can't make it about your fraternity or sorority.
Things are getting testy in here. Jumping between questions–everyone wants to make a few points.
A sorority member points out that most Greek events are casual and informal, while the policy generally looks at formal and explicit events. "Can their not be informal gatherings in the same way?"
Deignan: "If you have an event in your room, you have a level of control over that." If a few Greeks are gathered, they need to ask themselves if this is a casual gathering or is this an event that the sorority is hosting? If it's a sorority event, they need to figure out how to exclude freshmen.
A Greek member asks about how a freshman would be punished if they stumbled into a booth or table at a public philanthropic event, sponsored by a Greek organization. The committee generally agrees that this would not be a violation (as "no reasonable person would see this as a violation").
Professor William A. Gleason explains, roughly: We were thinking about how to separate out freshmen from attending rush events and the easiest way was to ban them from all events–we didn't want to get into the issue of carving out specific exceptions, because it's much simpler and cleaner this way.
Another follow-up: 'But if a girl can't join a fraternity anyway, why should she be prohibited from attending as a date?' The committee's response revolves around the unfairness of banning gay dates from attending.
The meeting has opened up for questions. The first (paraphrased): 'Why did you decide to ban all freshmen from all events? Greek Organizations are gendered by nature–why not let females attend fraternity events and vice versa?'
Response: 'Gender neutrality was a significant issue for us. We thought that the purpose of events might change from year-to-year: could be a rush event one year and something different the next.'
Dean Kathleen Deignan opens up the meeting by asking for a show of hands of whoever has read the committee's report–looks like just about everyone. She then makes a few remarks about the committee's task and objective: define terms (solicitation of freshmen, rush, etc.) and outline appropriate punishments.
One major goal: to be as clear as they can be in defining the parameters of prohibited activity.
Rough estimate: 40-50 students in attendance.
Welcome to our liveblog! The room is starting to fill up. No sign of administrators yet. A bright-yellow flag of Thetarade tank-top opposition sits in the front row. Just a few more minutes now–stay tuned!
Last Monday, Dean Deignan laid out the details and the rationale of the new freshman rush policy. Today, the committee will invite students to an open forum where they can offer feedback and ask questions. We imagine it'll be fairly active. So if you're unable to make your way to Frist 302 at 4:30, fear not — we'll be liveblogging all the lurid details in this here blog post. See you in a few hours …. keep your trigger finger on the refresh button.


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Updated: December 15, 2012
NBC has given the green light to "Get Out Alive" , a new extreme adventure reality-competition series headlined by adventurer Bear Grylls. And casting producers are scheduled to come to Fayetteville with hopes of finding a few fierce competitors.
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But yeah..it's hard remembering nicks 'n names when so much time has flown by. I know certain names I know she'd like to hear from..but I'm not going to list/name them here. They could have moved on to the Adele forums or something anyway.
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Magwheels wrote:Oh get a life, kiddo. Start up any Perry forums/chat lately?
Magwheels wrote:Oh..but Monky...Autumn will find this all hilarious. She could use a good laugh. After all..she was one of those that thought you were just a teenager the way you were behaving..and then starting up your own Perry forum etc. And now still...what, a decade or more later? You are the last one to be talking about disrespecting, anyway. BTW..your links are either dead or dying
Make a choice? Is there a gun to my head or something?
Magwheels wrote:Translation: (Monker)I've got an addiction I just can't quit, I guess.
Thanks for caring steveo777..appreciate it!
Not going to keep updating here..as those interested have PM'd and have contact info. But one last one for the others here- she's doing fine, just wants out of the hospital(and of course..home). That could be another 2 weeks due to the HBO treatments, then who knows how much rehab. So thanks for your cares and prayers
Magwheels wrote:Oh I get that, and I should have realized he couldn't(or is it wouldn't) take the joke...but like I said above- she'll get a kick out of it. There's a long history there..I guess it's one of those "you had to be there" situations.
BTW..she's one of those that could probably write a book(or sell it to TMZ ) about her run-ins with Journey/Perry- back when they were just getting started etc. She used to manage some bands back then. That's where her "The Little General" nick came from.
Magwheels wrote:You STILL can't take it. (no Monker..it wasn't a joke. It was SERIOUS. Life-altering even.)
Classic Monker.
Magwheels wrote:Well..I am getting a good laugh...even it wasn't my intention. After all..it was SERIOUS
And awww....is that a cry for help from Andrew?
What's funny is you could have either ignored it or TRIED to use some humor yourself in a response. Maybe even pretend you didn't even know who I was. And it's not like I let the cat out of the bag
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The Picos de Europa National Park was the first one to be awarded that designation in Spain. Its history goes back to 1918, when don Pedro Pidal, Marquis of Villaviciosa, promoted the law to create the Montaña de Covadonga National Park, which was named Picos de Europa National Park on 30 May 1995. This natural area was awarded the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve designation in 2002.
The Picos de Europa Mountains are made up of three important massifs: eastern or Andara massif, central or Urrieles massif, and western or Cornión massif. Its climate is humid and rainy, because it is affected by the sea (which is only 20 kilometres away). It snows in winter but it is not strange to find year-round snowfields. Because of the park's special climatology, there are often fog banks, much feared by mountain climbers. Regarding its orography, it stands out because of its strong relief, where high peaks are followed by deep ravines and canyons. In more than 200 spots the mountains are over 2,000 metres above sea level and there are slopes that are more than 2,300 metres high. The central massif is the most abrupt of the three, with the highest peaks: Torrecerredo (2,646 metres), the highest peak in the range, Naranjo de Bulnes (2,519 metres) and Pico Tesorero (2,570 metres). The eastern massif is the longest one, where high summits, such as Peña Santa de Castilla (2,596 metres) alternate with meadows, hill forests, beech forests, oak groves and heathland. In this massif you'll find the famous Covadonga Lakes. The eastern massif is shorter and lower, and the sharp crags contrast with the green pastureland. There are four rivers flowing through the park, along deep ravines: Deva River in La Hermida gorge; Sella River in Los Beyos gorge; Cares River in the "Garganta Divina" ravine; and Duje River in La India gorges. There are many viewpoints from where we can contemplate its beauty. A good option is to use the Fuentedé cable car which will take you higher than 1,800 metres above sea level.
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Location: It is situated between the regions of Asturias, Cantabria and León, in the heart of the Cantabrian Mountains, in northern Spain.
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Environmental information: In the Picos de Europa National Park you'll find the best Atlantic forests in Spain. There are many oaks, beech, hazel, maple, chestnut, walnut trees… Many animal species live in the valley: wild boar, roe deer, wolves and some bears, many small birds (robins, coal tits and black woodpeckers), and even the emblematic capercaillie. The terrain is especially rugged and it is crossed by four rivers that cut through deep ravines, forming spectacular canyons in the mountain. You will also be able to enjoy the two most famous alpine lakes in Spain: El Enol and La Ercina, also called the Covadonga Lakes.
There are conservation plans for the capercaillie and recovery plans for the bearded vulture in the Picos de Europa National Park.
Cultural information: The Picos de Europa Mountains cover the municipalities of three provinces: Asturias, Cantabria and León. Excellent cultural tourism is available in these places. For example, in the region of Liébana (in the province of Cantabria but adjoining Asturias and León) you can visit the churches of Santa María de Lebeña and Santa María de Piasca, and the Monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana. In Asturias you'll have the chance to visit the Shrine of Covadonga, in Cangas de Onís. Make the most of your visit and taste the Picos de Europa cheeses, which are traditional in the area and have a strong flavour. They are fermented in caves, and one of them is the famous Cabrales.
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High school girls basketball: Berkshire building off regional final appearance in 2012 (with video)
Berkshire was one win away from advancing to the state tournament last year.
The Badgers had a magical season in which they made their first trip in school history to the Division III regional final at Cuyahoga Falls, where they were defeated by Smithville, 55-30.
They accomplished the milestone with two returning varsity starters — Harley Adler and Kayla Byler.
The Badgers, who finished last year 17-9, are in the same position again this season with two returning varsity starters in Byler, a 5-foot-10 senior forward, and Sara Patterson, a 5-4 senior guard. They have played basketball together since first grade.
Only time will tell if they can repeat history. But one thing is for certain, this Badgers group is motivated after what it accomplished last year.
"These kids were enthralled with the experience of going down to Cuyahoga Falls and playing two regional games with an opportunity to win one and possibly go to Columbus," Berkshire's seventh-year coach, Dennis Lory, said. "That's motivation in itself."
Byler and Patterson are two of four senior starters for the Badgers. The others are guards Brooke Sell (5-7) and Brittany Davis (5-6). Peyton Neumore, a 5-8 junior forward, rounds out the starting five.
The problem is the Badgers aren't very deep. After their five starters, the remaining players on the squad are new to the varsity team — Danielle Young (5-8 junior forward), Kaylee Evans (5-0 junior guard), Anna Carlson (5-5 sophomore guard) and Erin Drew (5-6 freshman guard).
In the Badgers' 44-18 season-opening loss to Chagrin Falls on Nov. 27, the Badgers were outscored, 16-2, in the third quarter and 10-5 in the fourth. Byler, a four-year varsity starter, scored 16 of the Badgers' 18 points. Continued...
"You want to come back and have the same team, but obviously you don't every year," said Byler, a standout volleyball player who plans to continue her volleyball career at a Division II university. "You have to work with what you have. You have to use what you have. We obviously don't have the post we had last year, but we have the same guards and we can use that."
Byler led the team with 13.5 points per game last season. She also averaged 6.7 rebounds per game, 1.9 steals per game and 1.2 blocks per game. Adler, a freshman basketball player for Notre Dame College, averaged a team-high 7.2 rebounds and 11.4 points per game. Graduated senior forward Angela Moss chipped in with 10.2 points and 6.4 rebounds per game.
"Whenever you come off a season like that, people expect you to sprinkle magic dust and make it happen again," Lory said. "We have talented players coming up, but we lost a lot last year.
"We just have to grow into our roles with these kids this year. The bar for these kids has always been high throughout their athletic careers, and I'm not just talking basketball. It's high in everything they do. I don't have to encourage them to be successful. They aren't arrogant, but they are confident in their abilities."
Like Byler, Patterson also stands out in other sports — cross country and track. This past fall, she was Berkshire's top girls cross country finisher at state in 96th place overall. The Badgers placed seventh as a team in Division III.
"Last year, we progressed as a team and we worked with what we had," Patterson said. "We need to focus on doing things that will make us better.
"We definitely have a target on our back. We just need to show everyone we are still Berkshire and we are still working as hard as we did last year. It's just a different team."
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