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Zambian Football Association Downplays Stoning of Players
The Zambian Football association has downplayed the stoning of chipolopolo by Bafana Bafana supporters, citing it as a minor and isolated incident.
Chipolopolo celebrating (file photo).
The Zambian Football association has downplayed the stoning of chipolopolo by Bafana Bafana supporters, citing it as a minor and isolated incident.
Zambia/South Africa: Mweene, Katongo Injured
The Times of Zambia, 16 November 2012
ZAMBIA'S first choice goalkeeper, Kennedy Mweene and midfielder, Felix Katongo were on Wednesday injured in Johannesburg after the Chipolopolo team bus was stoned by some irate ... read more »
Chipolopolo celebrating (file photo).
South Africa/Zambia: Case Against Bus Stoners Withdrawn
South African Press Association, 15 November 2012
Two boys arrested after a Zambian soccer team bus was stoned in Soweto will not be prosecuted, police said on Thursday. read more »
South Africa/Zambia: Youths Stone Zambia Soccer Team Bus
South African Press Association, 15 November 2012
Two boys, aged 12 and 13, have been taken into police custody for allegedly pelting the Zambian soccer team's bus with stones, the SA Football Association (Safa) said on Thursday. read more »
Zambia/South Africa: Chipolopolo Dwarf Bafana
The Times of Zambia, 15 November 2012
A FIERCE Collins Mbesuma strike last night propelled African champions, Zambia to a well-deserved victory over 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) hosts, South Africa to win the ... read more »
South Africa/Zambia: Safa Condemns Unfortunate Attack On Zambian Bus
South African Football Association, 15 November 2012
The South African Football Association (SAFA) condemns in the strongest of terms, the attack last night on the Zambian football team bus by two youths who have since been ... read more »
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Summary (Magill's Survey of American Literature, Revised Edition)
"The Prologue" is Bradstreet's apology for her book of poems. At first, it seems like an apology in the common sense of the word, for she refers to her "foolish, broken, blemished Muse" and begs elaborate pardon that her poems are not so fine as those of other poets, although she insists that she is doing the best she can. Upon closer inspection, "The Prologue" turns out to be an apology in the literary sense of a defense of her art. One of her favorite poets, Sir Philip Sidney, also referred to his own work condescendingly. This attitude has a special meaning when expressed by a woman writing in a New World Puritan outpost before 1650.
"The Prologue" is written in eight six-line iambic pentameter stanzas, using the rhyme scheme ababcc. Bradstreet begins by advising her reader that she has no ambition to write an elaborate, important poem such as an epic. She lauds the sixteenth century French poet du Bartas but notes that her work will be much simpler. She hopes it will not be judged too harshly, for her ability is severely limited.
In the second half of the poem, she modifies her defense. She acknowledges that men expect women to practice feminine arts such as needlework and refuse to recognize any value in a woman's poem. She intimates that the Greeks, in making the Muses feminine, had more regard for feminine creativity but concedes that this argument will not convince the men. She then concludes with two stanzas confessing the superiority of male poets but asking "some small acknowledgment" of women's efforts. After all, Bradstreet's "lowly lines" will simply make men's poetry look better by comparison.
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Bibliography (Magill's Survey of American Literature, Revised Edition)
Cowell, Pattie, and Ann Stanford, eds. Critical Essays on Anne Bradstreet. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1983.
Dolle, Raymond F. Anne Bradstreet: A Reference Guide. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1990.
Hammond, Jeffrey. Sinful Self, Saintly Self. Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1993.
Harde, Roxanne. "'Then Soul and Body Shall Unite': Anne Bradstreet's Theology of Embodiment." In From Anne Bradstreet to Abraham Lincoln: Puritanism in America, edited by Michael Schuldiner. Lewiston, N.Y.: Edwin Mellen Press, 2004.
Martin, Wendy. An American Triptych: Anne Bradstreet, Emily Dickinson, Adrienne Rich. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1984.
Scheick, William J. Authority and Female Authorship in Colonial America. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1998.
Stanford, Ann. Anne Bradstreet: The Worldly Puritan. New York: Burt Franklin, 1974.
White, Elizabeth Wade. Anne Bradstreet: The Tenth Muse. New York: Oxford University Press, 1971.


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Ana Gabriela Aguilera Silva, Class of 2014
Education, Economics and International Relations
Caracas, Venezuela
BIENVENIDOS A CASA! My name is Ana Gabriela Aguilera Silva (you can call me Ana). I am a senior in denial, and I am from the land of enchantment, Venezuela. I am also a triple major (International Relations, Economics and Education), and I am involved in Chi Omega Fraternity, Common Ground, This is ME Play Project, and the Vagina Monologues.
For me, International Orientation was one of the Greatest highlights of my first year, and I can't wait for it to be the same for you. Trust me when I say that the IO staff is here to ease your transition to Bucknell, and that we are here for you whenever you need us.
Let the fun begin!
Paúl Andrés Sierra, Class of 2014
Management - Economics
Quito, Ecuador
Hello Class of 2017! Welcome to Bucknell!
My name is Paúl Sierra and I'm one of your IOL's for this year! I am a senior working on a Management and Economics double major. I was born in the beautiful city of Quito (Ecuador), right in the middle of the world. I can also speak Spanish and a little bit of French. Music is one of my passions; I just love to spend hours listening to all kinds of music. I like to spend time watching funny movies, reading fiction novels, dancing, and partying. In my free time I usually spend my time either studying, hanging out with my friends, or at meetings with the clubs and organizations I am part of. Bucknell has been such a great experience because it has put me in situations that challenge my comfort-zone. I am very excited to hear from all of you and to get to know you. We will have so much fun at Bucknell and feel free to contact me at any time if you have any questions.
Oswaldo Galicia, Class of 2014
Civil Engineering
Los Angeles, CA
Welcome! My name is Oswaldo Galicia and I am a senior majoring in Civil Engineering because I love how my work can impact people and communities.
I am from Los Angeles, California. My parents emigrated from Mexico and I am one of the first in my family to be born in the U.S.
A few of my hobbies are running, dancing, singing (even if people don't like it), and watching GLEE!
Even though International Orientation might only last a few days, I will always be here for any kind of support!
Your IOL
Yifan Ge, Class of 2013
Electrical Engineering
Nanjing, China
Hello there! So I'm Yifan, senior EE and CS double majors. This will be my last international orientation. In the last 4 years, IO has meant so much to me. It started my adventure when I was a first-year and has constantly been my most exciting event of each year. I will share any the useful advice to make your transition as smooth as possible. If you have questions about Engineering Majors, Entrepreneur programs, Greek life, and club activities, please free feel stop me at any time. Welcome to Bucknell!
Quinn Earl Blanco, Class of 2014
Chemical Engineering and Management for Engineers
Leon, Iloilo, PHILIPPINES
Mabuhay! My name is Quinn, a rising subsenior majoring both in Chemical Engineering and Management for Engineers. I was born in one of the 7107 islands of the Philippine archipelago, and spent most of my life under the tropical Philippine sun. I am so hyped and am very excited to meet all of you.
You will find that International Orientation will be one of your special moments here at Bucknell, so make sure that you take advantage of this opportunity and make the most out of it. Also, you will find that time at Bucknell flies really fast, and like every year, I will leave you with this formula:
x = how time normally passes
x2 = how time passed in high school
x3 = how time will pass at Bucknell
So get all BUCK-led up for this one crazy BUCKNELL ride!
Kunga Dagpo, Class of 2014
Chemical Engineering
Dharamsala, Tibet
Hi people. My name is Kunga Chodar Dagpo. I am a Tibetan, raised in India and living in Canberra, Australia. I am rising senior chemical engineering student. I am honoured to be given the opportunity to be able to be an International Orientation Assistant again for the third time and I assure you all that you all will have a lot of fun and make friendships that will last during your time at Bucknell and beyond. I am looking forward to meeting all of you. It will be an amazing experience for you just as it was for me three years ago and to maximise your experience, get to know me, I'm fun, I promise. But seriously everyone is eager to meet all of you and looking forward to help you make Bucknell your home for the next 4 years and a year for the TAs.
Rose Dimal, Class Of 2014
Accounting Major
Hi future Bucknellians! Welcome to Lewisburg Pennsylvania!
My name is Rose and I'm a rising senior here at Bucknell. I was born in the Philippines and came to the United States when I was nine. I currently live in Los Angeles, California. I love Bucknell and everything about it. Bucknell offers many opportunities to its students. Traveling and exploring the international community is my newly found passion. This past semester I was able to travel around the world and it changed my perspective in life. I applaud your courage in expanding your knowledge and experience by studying in a different country. Welcome to Bucknell!
Patience Osei, Class of 2014
Biomedical Engineering
Gaborone, Botswana
Hello and welcome to Bucknell, I assure you that your life will never remain the same (in a good way)!
At Bucknell, I enjoy hanging out with my crew, singing in the choir, participating in the endless weekend activities and meeting new people like you! I´m also a student leader in several campus organizations. If you ever need someone to listen to you, or laugh with you, come find me!
Ahamed Rishard Rheyas, Class of 2015
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Business Management
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Hey there,
My name is Rishard Rheyas and I am a rising junior (third year) at Bucknell, currently majoring in Global Management and in the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. I was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka but I have studied abroad in India and been on a student exchange program in Germany prior to attending Bucknell University. I am so excited to be one of your international student assistants during international orientation.
I am part of the Bucknell Business Leaders and South Asian Student Association at Bucknell. I love watching and playing soccer. I am also a part of the Bucknell Soccer club, which is a lot of fun because we play throughout the year and we participate in tournaments and other friendly matches. One of my passions is meeting new people and you will be doing a lot of that during your 4 years here. College is one of the most important times in your life and you could really miss out if you do not take full advantage of this opportunity. Last semester, my roommate and I started our own club, Seize the Day which encourages students to go outside their comfort zones and try new things....Skydiving anyone?
I am also a part of the Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. You will find out more about Greek life when you get here, but if you need more information please feel free to ask me questions.
International Orientation will help you meet new people from all around the world and allow you to make new friends even before new student orientation begins. Therefore you will have the edge as you would already know how things work on campus before everyone else arrives! Bucknell is truly an amazing place boasting state of the art facilities and one of the most beautiful campuses. Bucknellians are very genuine and friendly. You can literally walk up to anyone and have an interesting conversation. We, as orientation assistants/leaders will help you throughout your transition to college not limited to just international orientation, so do not worry we are here for you! I love Bucknell and I am sure all of you will fall in love with this place too.
Judy Anne Romero, Class of 2014
Cell Biology and Biochemistry
Hello First Years, TA's and exchange students! It's a pleasure for me to welcome you to an amazing time of your life - uni!!! =) Look forward to starting it with what will be a very unforgettable week - International Orientation Week!!!! My name is Judy Anne Romero, I am born and raised in the Philippines, went to Canada for high school and am now a senior pre-med student in Bucknell. I enjoy singing and playing the guitar, kayaking, swimming, cooking for massive numbers of people, talking about life, laughing about anything, watching HIMYM, Big Bang and Grey's Anatomy. If any of these is your thing, come talk to me and if none of it is your thing, come talk to me. =p
Jokes aside, I am very keen to meet all of you and get to know you. You should feel at ease because you are sure to have a supportive, tight-knit and caring environment coming from your international student community. Get excited for fun activities, laughters that will make you cry, experiences that will change your views and friendships that you'll keep for a long long time. Get keen and I'll see you all very soon!!!! =)
Hein Tun, Class Of 2014
Civil Engineering and Comparative Humanities
Do you open a banana from the top or from the other top? Whatever end you open the banana from, you are going to call it the "top." While people from China, Nigeria, Singapore, US and Zimbabwe open bananas from the handle, Burmese, Cambodian, Russian and Ugandan people (and monkeys) open from the other side.
At Bucknell, you will realize different people open bananas from different ends. You will make friends with them and learn from them. You will become more appreciative of your traditional way of opening bananas, abandon it completely or discover ways to combine multiple techniques. Most importantly, you will have some ideas about how to open a banana for yourself! Get ready for this life-changing experience!
Nguyen Vo, Class of 2014
Chemical Engineering
Can Tho, Vietnam
Welcome to Bucknell!
My name is Nguyen Vo, a rising Senior majoring in Chemical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. I was in born in Can Tho, Vietnam, when it used to be a town but is now a city. I went to study abroad in Singapore when I was 12. I graduated high school in 2010, and have been at Bucknell since.
I hope you are all excited for the orientation. Looking forward to meet you all!
Lidya Abune, Class of 2016
Biomedical engineering with a minor in Arabic
Washington , DC
Selam !! ( which means hello in Amharic) Welcome to Bucknell !! It is my privilege to be your International Orientation Assistant & to get the chance to know each of you as an individual & a group. I am Lidya but you can call me Mima. I am originally from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. I came to the US three years ago. I now reside in Washington, DC.
I am a good listener. I am passionate about learning different cultures & languages. I love to meet new people, listen to Contemporary Christian songs, & sleep long hours.Bucknell is a place filled with opportunities & experiences which you can cherish the rest of your life.
Love you all!
Cliff Chang, Class of 2016
Interdisciplinary Studies in Economics and Mathematics
Ni Hao and welcome to Bucknell! My name is Cliff Chang, and I am extremely excited to meet all of you and sure you will have a blast during the orientation. I'm a rising sophomore at Bucknell majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies in Economics and Mathematics. I was born and raised in the wind city of Taiwan, Hsinchu city. International orientation is one of the most unique and extraordinary memory you will have at Bucknell, so get pumped and ready to have some fun!! 'Ray Bucknell!
Sasha Bausheva, Class of 2016
East Asian Studies
Hi everybody and welcome to Bucknell! I am Sasha from Russia (yeah, I know it rhymes), and the first thing I would like to tell you is that you have made the right choice to come here! I was in your shoes just a year ago, but now I totally love this place. The International Orientation was, without any doubt, my best week at Bucknell so far, and I am sure you will like it when you arrive here. Just remember that we are always here to help you. Can't wait to meet you all! :)
Amjad Khalil, Class of 2014
Marhaba Everyone & Ahlan wa Sahlan (Welcome) to Bucknell University!!!
I am Amjad Khalil, one of the Community College Scholars at Bucknell (BCCSP)!
I'm originally from Syria, The Cradle of Civilization, a country in the Middle East; my native language is Arabic! Interested!!? Please join the Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA) ;-) !
I love nature & taking photos! One of my main strategies in life is to keep smiling and to be optimistic always =) !
I LOVE Bucknell & I'm thrilled to be an International Orientation Assistant!!!
Sam Roy, Class of 2016
Electrical Engineering
India, Tanzania
Hey there future Bucknellians,
Welcome to our Bucknell family! My name is Samriddha (pronounced as SamRida) and I am a rising sophomore majoring in Electrical Engineering. I was born in Calcutta, India and later lived in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
On campus, I am associated with a number of clubs. By joining clubs, you get to meet with many awesome people on campus and never get bored.
Anyways, we cannot wait to finally see you all. We are planning a lot of fun stuff for International Orientation so GET PUMPED!! 'Ray Bucknell and WELCOME HOME.
Erik J. Loo, Class of 2016
B.S. Civil Engineering
Perú / Netherlands
¡¡Hola and welcome to Bucknell!! I hope you are as excited as I am for you to join our awesome Bucknell community! I'm Erik and I'm a Civil Engineering Major. I was born in a mountain-town in Southern Perú, called Arequipa, but I lived the first 6 years of my life in Guatemala, 4 in the Netherlands and 1 at this awesome place I call home. I can also speak Spanish, English, Dutch, German and I will be taking Japanese next semester, so please don't hesitate to talk with me in any of those. I enjoy hanging out with people, fun stuff and facebook-ing, so add me if you want to. Once again: welcome to Bucknell, and get ready for International Orientation because it's going to be amazing!
Mariam Asatiani, Class of 2016
Hello and Welcome to Bucknell!
Here are several things you should know about me:
· I speak 4 languages: Georgian, Russian, English and Spanish.
· I also want to learn Mandarin, Turkish, Portuguese and Icelandic.
· I love travelling. I've been to 12 different countries so far.
· I like reading, listening to music, playing chess, watching movies and just hanging out with friends. (Who doesn't?!)
· My favorite food is PIZZA.
· And my favorite animal is Alpaca.
· On campus, I'm involved in Russian club and Chess club.
Bucknell offers you lots of great opportunities and time here flies super fast. So, try to get the most out of being here.
Chau Tieu, Class of 2015
Computer Science and Engineering
Born in South Vietnam, currently US citizen
Hi everyone! I'm a rising junior intending on majoring in Computer Science and Engineering. I was born in Vietnam and I came to the US when I was about seven-year-old. I currently live in Alexandria, VA (near DC!). One thing you may not know about me is that I love food and one of my favorite foods would be red velvet cupcakes. I am open to many things so if you have questions about anything, please feel free to ask me. Anyways, I cannot wait to meet and get to know all of you guys!
Interested in being a member of the International Orientation Staff for 2014-15? Please check back in February, 2014.
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As of late, I find the VIP Travel Blog is plastered by Travel Blogs by TravelBen. I find these travel blogs detract from the regular VIP Member blogs. It is one thing for the members to write about a personal travel experience. However, it is unlikely, that TravelBen has visited all these properties in person. By the sheer number that TravelBen puts out, the regular member blogs get sort of lost.
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06-29-2012, 07:51 AMLL_Travelfan, do you really find Ben's blogs that bothersome? I think part of his responsibility is to blog about travel opportunities available here at Luxury Link and I think his work is well written.
The stock photos he uses seem to apply as well.
For my part, I don't read everything that is posted any where in the community. If the subjects don't interest me, or the threads start going off subject or I just don't care about the writing style or perspective of the contributor, then I move along to something else.
I do find the contributions from other community often the most interesting, just because I know or at least assume they have been to the location and have no other motivation other than sharing.
There is plenty of room for everyone to offer their contributions.
I don't find TravelBen's Travel Blog bothersome, nor do I find his writing objectionable; I just think there should be a separate category of LL Editor's contributions and blogs and leave the VIP Blog to the LL members.
I agree with LL - I think the folks that work at LL should have a separate area to write - they are an interesting read, however, they are more of a selling feature as opposed to a review from someone who has been there.
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Hi LL_Travelfan,
I hope the blogs I post on behalf of Luxury Link arent intrusive. I'd probably have the best job in the world if I were able to visit all of the properties profiled and report back first-hand, but time and budgets obviously dont allow! I always try to conduct an interview with the hotels concierge, on-site manager, or another high-ranking representative in order to make these write-ups insightful for the Luxury Lounge community, and give a true sense of what a stay there is like. Otherwise, there would be nothing to distinguish them from the descriptions that appear on Luxury Link's property pages. We actually have an upcoming blog post on a London property that we commissioned a local to shoot photos and videos of...
There are no more than one or two of my blog posts per week, and in between I would LOVE for that section of the Lounge to be populated by a robust library of blogs from Luxury Link travelers. One of my goals here is to grow the Luxury Lounge community; in fact, whenever I see a Facebook or Twitter user comment about their upcoming Luxury Link vacation, I encourage them to blog about their trip in the Luxury Lounge afterwards.
As of now I feel the Blog tab is the best place within the Luxury Lounge to consolidate all reviews and editorial-type content, but let me discuss the possibility of a separate tab for blogs that originate from Luxury Link itself. What are the thoughts of others VIPs?
I enjoy your travel blogs, Ben, and can tell they are more than just a description. Not cut and paste, like some posts. I think splitting blog tabs is detrimental--it is after all, the BLOG section and multiple divisions mean we have to go hunting for a category. I sometimes ask if you've been there, Ben, because you are giving us some juicy info about a property.
I keep trying to encourage others to visit the lounge and participate, too.
I once asked my sister, who bought a LL pkg to do so and she wrote a little blog. (But I'm pretty sure she has only returned once. She's not addicted to travel, like I am!) She will be in London for the games--her son competed for a spot on the hammer throw team, but placed 5th at. the trials. I'll invite her to check out the London feature. Of course they have their lodging set.
So that's my tuppence...."wherever you go, there you are"
Hi TravelerBen_ll,
I appreciate your detailed response. It would indeed be a dream job to visit all the properties you write about in person and then have the opportunity to write about them as you have experienced them. I am not critical of your Blogs in itself. I just feel, that blogs by LL Editors ought to have their own section.
You are probably too new to remember, that in the beginning of the LL Forum, there was such a Section of articles and first hand reviews of countries, cities, LL properties and restaurants, by LL Editors, that members could add comments to. I felt this section was quite helpful. it was written by LL editors who had actually been to the various locations they wrote about. After that, the VIP Blogs were created and then the Individual Blogs were added.
It seems the LL editor blogs, as well as the individual blogs have disappeared in the revamping of things. However, I feel by your prolific posting (even if it is just 2 blogs a week, the individual contributions to this sections get lost.
I have to say, that I disliked the 2 Blogs about the two Luxury Gadgets section the most. This seems to be sheer advertising, which LL has always advised against.
Not every contributor is posting 2 blogs a week and so you have to scroll down quite a bit to find the member contributions.
I would be most happy to see your blogs under a different LL Editor Blog. Perhaps the possibility of a separate tab for blogs that originate from Luxury Link itself could be discussed by LL..
LLTF--I'm with you in regard to Merilee Kern's blogs. At least the last one was actually travel related. I looked at some of the items and agree that it's more of an advertisement than an endorsement based on personal experience with products.
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Although usually well written, the content of Ms. Kern's entries are too commercial to hold my interest...just too much of a female slant. Maybe if I watched The View on afternoon television rather than Fox Business News, I would read her stuff.
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Zamba (L) and Canuta, female otorongo twins, remain in Las Leyendas Zoo, in Lima, Peru, April 21. Zamba and Canuta were born in captivity a year ago in the zoo, and were elected as a symbol for Earth Day.
After its first veterinary check up on April 23, Saticoy, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park's six-week-old California condor, settled quickly back into the nest. Since the California Condor Recovery Program began in the 1980s, when there were only 22 condors left in the world, there are now approximately 386 condors.
Baby polar bear Anori plays with a branch as she explores her enclosure at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany, April 19. Anori was born on January 4 and has the same father as world famous polar bear Knut, who died in 2011.
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NJ, a one-year-old Galapagos tortoise, eats grass at Taronga Western Plains Zoo on April 20 in Dubbo, Australia.
Polar bear Anori plays on April 25 at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany, with her mother Vilma (L). Anori was born January 4 at the zoo in Wuppertal and is a half-sister of world famous polar bear Knut, who died in 2011.
A one-month-old albino Bennett tree-kangaroo rests in an enclosure at the Garden of Nature Zoo in of Szeged, Hungary, April 21. New World Heritage legislation aims to protect the population of Bennett kangaroos, a type of large tree-kangaroo.
Tilly, an orphaned baby wallaby, relaxes inside a rucksack at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, England, April 30. Tilly is being hand-reared by keepers at the zoo, using a rucksack and blanket as a substitute marsupium until she can become more self-sufficient after being found out of her mother's pouch one month ago.
Two-week-old elephant Assam walks next to its mother in their enclosure in the Hagenbeck Zoo in Hamburg, Germany, April 27.
Baby polar bear Anori plays with a knotted rope in her enclosure at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany, April 23. Anori was born on January 4 at the zoo and is a half-sister of world famous polar bear Knut, who died in 2011.
Zookeeper Jo Shirley wears a rucksack containing Tilly, an orphaned baby wallaby, at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, England, April 30. Tilly is being hand reared by keepers at the zoo using a rucksack and blanket as a substitute marsupium until she can become more self-sufficient.
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Baby polar bear Anori plays in the pool of her enclosure at the zoo in Wuppertal, Germany, April 17. Anori was born on January 4, together with a sibling who died after a week. Anori's father is Lars, who also fathered Berlin's famous deceased polar bear cub Knut.
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Jews were in Helena by the 1840s. In 1846, this small group of Helena Jews borrowed a Torah from Cincinnati for the high holidays. In the decade before the Civil War, the Jewish community in Helena continued to grow, as Jews from central Europe settled in towns along the Mississippi river. Many of these Jewish immigrants worked as traveling peddlers before settling in market towns like Helena. The 1870 US Census indicates that most all of the Jewish residents of Helena were born in Prussia or other parts of what would soon be Germany. Most of the men owned dry goods stores or other retail establishments. In 1867, they founded a congregation which they named Beth El (House of God).
The 1860s was a crucial decade in the history of Helena's Jewish community. Several Jewish immigrants settled in town during this time, including many families that would sink deep roots into this fertile land. Henry Fink came in 1862 and opened a large mercantile store in Helena. Aaron Meyers came in the 1860s, and started a wholesale and retail grocery business. Other important Jewish families like the Mundts and the Solomons first arrived in the 1860s.
The Solomon family has been prominent in Helena ever since. Moses Solomon and his wife Pauline were the patriarch and matriarch of the family. When Pauline died in 1903, the family donated a playground to the city in her honor. They later bought a playground for the town's black residents. Moses and Pauline's children played an important role in Helena's development. Joseph Solomon got involved in the grocery business, and later in the cotton industry. He ended up buying a lot of area farms and was instrumental in building the first concrete highway in the area which connected Helena to the river crossing. Joseph also built a five-story office building in downtown, which was then the tallest structure in the area. His brother Phillip opened a department store that became the biggest in town. Their brother David Solomon worked with the department store and also grew spinach on his farm land. He later opened a clothing store called "The Leader" and started a wholesale dry goods operation with his brother Lafe.
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As evidenced by Jacob Trieber and the long line of other Jewish office holders, anti-Semitism was not a significant factor in the lives of most Helena Jews. Jews were always allowed to join the local country club. Jews socialized and became business partners with their gentile neighbors. In 1903, the local newspaper described Helena's Jews, writing: "in character, in wealth, and in influence, the Hebrews of Helena will compare favorably with those of any other city, large or small, in this country...they are almost to a man valuable citizens and upright gentlemen." Jews were accepted and active in Helena's civic life.
Although they closely integrated into Helena society, Jews also worked to preserve their distinct identity. In addition to Temple Beth El, they also created several other Jewish organizations. Twenty-one local Jews formed a chapter of B'nai B'rith, a national Jewish fraternal and charity organization, in 1871. There also was a short-lived Young Men's Hebrew Association and the Lotus Club, a social organization for Helena Jews, which continued even after the opening of the Helena Country Club. One particularly influential group was the Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Association, which was formed in 1875 to support those in financial need and soon became a major factor in the development of Temple Beth El.
Helena was never a large Jewish community. Its peak size was in 1927, when 400 Jews lived there. Since that point, the community has experienced gradually diminished in size. The economy was heavily reliant on cotton; as cotton agriculture changed, Helena began to decline. Jews continued to own businesses into the 1970s and 1980s, but the congregation and the Jewish community shrunk as Jewish children raised in Helena did not return. David and Miriam Solomon have remained in Helena and watched it decline. David is a prominent local attorney, and the grandson of Moses Solomon, who first settled in Helena in the 1860s. David and Miriam raised three sons in Helena, all of whom have moved to larger communities on the East Coast. Their son David is director of the American Jewish Historical Society while son Rayman is Dean of the Law School at Rutgers University-Camden. Their story is typical of other Jewish families in Helena, whose sons and daughters have moved away to the booming metropolises of the South and beyond.
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Arlington Cemetery to get special tech support
Northern Virginia information-technology companies will help Arlington National Cemetery sort out bungled burial records, nudging it from index cards to computers. Bobbie Kilberg, President and CEO of the Northern Virginia Technology Council gives us the details
Tags: Federal Drive , management , technology , Arlington National Cemetery , Army , Northern Virginia Technology Council , Suzanne Kubota
Who is Saying 'Check Please'?
Tags: contracting , card check , Northern Virginia Technology Council , technology , employee free choice act


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