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- MISSION DISPLAY OPENS MEMORIAL The rnission ScC"nerama, a World Mission Exhibition, will open in Rochester on Sunda;\'. Oc. tober 16, and run until Sunday, October 23. This .Exhibition will be under the s ponsorship o! Hi;; Excellency. Junll's E. Kearney. and presented by the local office of the Society for the Propaga. tion of the Faith. This event will formally open the new Rochester War Memorial at Exchange and Com·t str<Hlts in Rochester. Nazareth Uepresented The mission board has been asked by nev. Will iam F. l{inJt, the assistant sect·etary of the Catholic Ncar East Welfare Association, (headquarters at Lexing. ton Ave., New York) to help him at the booth depicting Near East mission activities~ on weekdl:lys from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. The mi~· sion boa1'd officers al'e: lln.rbar:a Belmont, Rochester, prefect; Con. nie Capolu po, Niagal'a Fa.Hrs, vice .. prefect; Patricia \Vurtz., Boston, N.Y., treasurer; and Janice Egan, Wisconsin10 sccrctnry. Nazareth girls will be asked to work in the booth conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph, depicting their activities at the Selma, Ala. mission. Evening Afasses witJ be celebrated eve•·y day during the week of the Sce'llcruma. Bishop Kear· ney will open the Sctmcrama with a Solernn Pontifical Moss Rt 4 P.M., with music by the St. Bern· nrd's Seminary Choir. The Naz. nreth CoUege Liturgical Choir will sing the Mass on Wednesday evening, October 19, at 7:30. Selections will include the f(yf'i~, Sanct.us. a·nd Agnu3 Dei from the Flor Peeters Mass in honor o! St. Joseph~ "Jesu Rex AdmirabilP' by Palestrina, and the "Conco•·di Laetitia," a XIVth century Latin hymn arranged by Deems Taylor. Celebrants and preachers for the evening Masses will include His Eminence Thomas Cardinal 'l'ien. Primate of China, and His Excellency, the Most R~vcrend St·. Edward Ma1'mion poses 1Uith het· fmwte1' stud(mts, amollg them Ma,•intt. Pqng, (left) 801)/lt>m.<n·c at N (tzcu·etlt. Pau l Ya.mug uchi, Bishop of Nagasaki, Japan. The Hevea·cnd ll urold A. Rigney, a n1 issioner whOsC' l'e. lease from Communist China was strongly urged by the N.F.F.C.S. National Congress at Chicago this stunn"'el'J will also be a cc.lcbl'ant iOI' one o.f the evening Masses. The Sct1U?>'mua. will close Sun· day night with a talk given by the Most Revc,·end f\ olton J. Sheen, National Di•·ector of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Tickets for the Bish· op's ltcture can be obuiined in the parishes in Rochest(u· and the surt·ounding areas. Nazareth girls will ushe J' a1. that time. Alumna Teaches At Indian School The faculty :tnd student body of Nazareth College WCl'C ve ry proud and hapi>Y to learn recently of Pauline Anu Mo nsour's new t.eaching career at St. Jose!)h ln. dian School in Chamberlain, South Dakota. Pam, cl!lss ol '55, left her hon1e town of Sy1'ac-usc on Thursday, September S to assume he•· position as -the kindel'gat'ten teacher. The school, s ponsored by the Ma•·quette Indian League, is a home for more than two hun· d1·ed poor Indian boys and girls. It has on its facclty another Naz. !li'Cth graduate, n~na \V elth. class of 1951. In ou•· Mission TJnit here. gil'!s give generously of their time and talents for the p1·opagation of the faith, but it shows the highest m issionnry spirit when a girl is willing to dedicat<! he1· life to the lny apostr late. [t is quite grati· fying to realize the loving assistance which will be administered to an underprivileged class by cne of our own schoolmates. FAR EAST MISSIONER DIES IN NEW YORK Sister Edward Marmion, 33, Maryknoll missioner in Hong Kong, died in Saint Vincent's Hrspital, New York City, Sunday, September 18th. Critically ill, Sister was brought to the States in the hope of fl nding a cure fot· hct" disease, diagnosed here as leukemia. J3orn Edith Wilson, in Canandaigua, New York, Sister grad· uated from Saint Mary•s Parish School and Canandaigua Academy before enrolling in Nazareth College, from which she received her B.S. T n 1946, Sister Edward Marmion was assigned to work in the China mission field. Her regional assignment was given on her ar· rival in Hong l<ong, i.e. Science Teacher in the Ma•·yknoll Con. vent School for Young Ladies. This is the high school att•nded by Ma ri nn Pang. Sophomore, and Siste1· Edward Marmion was her biology teacher. Vol. XXXI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1955 IWJ\K.tiH w~ liBRARY No. I GRADS HOLD OPEN HOUSE ON CAMPUS Greet Sub-Frosh Sunday, October 9, f1·om 3-G o'clock wi ll be Open House at Naz. areth College for all high school seniors who expect to attend col .. lege in Sept. 1956. The Na-.nreth College Alumnae Associatioll, un .. der the chairmanship of n ose Mary Culotta, wi ll j oin with the collc.l('e in presenting to these girls, their parents, and high school counselo•·s. the advantages avai lable at Nazareth. A brief pt·ogram is scheduled nt fow· o'clock, when members of the faculty will outline the advantages Nazareth offet·s to its students. The foreign language department will a lso give a dem. onstration, and campus tours, with alumnae and upperclassmeu as guides, will be conducted before and after the progmm. Sophomores Assist The •nem.bers of the Sophomore Class wiB serve as hostesse~ for the day, with Barbara Flanagan, president of tbe class of '58, as co·chait·man of the event. Working on invitations will be Mary Ann \Voodwnrd, Joan Korn. Anne Reed, Estelle TJ'Agostino, Aljean Lemke, Marth~' S ullivan, Judy Lang, Margarot Gervais, and Joanne Brown. Heading the en· tertainment committee arc l<athy H'a.ulon and Mary Jo Gleason, who have planned for theit• future ulittle sisters"' a short skit in. coJ'J)Orating indiv idual high school seniors, their parents, guidance counselors, nnd pri('Sts. Fete Fathers At Banquet Belen Suits, chairman of the annual Father-Daughter Banquet, announced that this year, as in previous years, the traditional event will be held in the college c<lfcte•·ia. '£he date is Saturday night, Octobc•· 22. "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," ha.s been chosen ns t he theme for the banquet, by Aljean Lemke, chairman of decorations; pub· licity will be handled by Janet Langev-in; invitations, Jeann ine Clark. Tn charge of engaging the caterers and setting up the tables arc )lary Ann Handlan and Priscilla Costich. Entertainment will be planned by Candida Pilla; tick· ets by Senna Monaghan and general order by Jean llolin. Sister Edward Marmion was buried in Maryknoll's Cemetery following the offering of n Solemn High Mass of Requiem in the Maryknoll Sis~ers' Chapel :<t 9 :30 A.M. on Tuesday, September 20. Pwtm·ed above nre Ma1•y Jo Glcnson. Knllly Hanlou, fla l•ba!'ll F'la!l· ltQ(ut, (Utd CMuly Pilla, sopltomol'e$, tvlro arc llca.(ling vm·;ou, planniug coJJnnittcrs fo>· amuad Sub-Frosh Dav. Parents and student.~ may discuss college plans with the fac· ulty who will be present to advise on offerings in various courses. Prospective freshmen may register at this time for the annual scholarship examinations to be held in February. Presiding at a coffee hour to be held on the same day, will be Lecturer To Be Guest At College On October 28, Rev. Astrik L. Gabriel, 0. Praem., head of the Medieval College at Notre Dame, will talk to the student body of Nazareth College on some a spect of the education of women. Canon Gabriel is a student o! the Middle Ages, not only from th· educational aspect, but of the age in generalJ its society, learn· ing, and cu]ture. He was born in Pees, Hungary, in 1907; in 1926, at the age of 19, he earned his B. A. at the Gymnasium, and his M. A. and Ph. D. at Budapest University within the next ten years; in 1931, he was ordained at Canons Regular o! Pt·cmontre. A noted lectuxer, educator, and author, Canon Gabriel was direc ... tor of the French College in Go· dallo, Hungary, from 1938 to 1947; professor nt the University ol Budapest, 1941-1947; guest professor at the l'ontifical Jnsti. the president of the Alumnae Association,. Mrs. Frank A. Ealon. who will b!! assisted by the Executive Board and membe•·s of the association. This sub F•·osh day will replace tho annual holi. day tea usual ly held by the alumnae in December, at which high ... school seniors from commuting areas are emtertained. tute of Medieval Studies in To· ronto, 1948-1949. At present, he is head of the Medieval Institute at Notre Dame, Indiana, and is studying the education of wo-men, and co.cducation in the United States and Canada. He will be at Nazareth College for several days, at the time of his lecture. INFORMAL DANCE SET Friday, October 14, has been set as the date for the annual Mission Darnce, whose thenle tbjs year will be 1'Autumn \Vhil'l." Dancing in the Nazareth College Gymnasium !rom 9 to 12 will feature the music of Carl Dengler. The general chairman is Joan Dalcin. ln charge cl refreshments is Sally Ed·111ond; tickets, Marie Eiffert. dec<)l"ations, t>a t .Fronun nnd Joan Shaw; irwitations, Bev. erly Heier; publicity, Marie DeRosa; posteJ'S, Margaret Gala· volti and Mary Collins; entertain. ment, Candida Pilla i and general Ol'de.l', Carole o~connor. 2 EDITORI A L . . . The Channel of Culture During our college days, we meet the word "culture" many tin:es. The wo~d has an elusive, magical quality that fascmates, mystifies, and holds our attention. Its pursuit is an adventure that takes us down the wondrous roads of art. poetry, and literature, into new worlds of music and philosophy. It is one of those never-never words that defies defining, yet is used so very often. Our love for culture and all things beautiful was born in us, when we learned our first prayers from the lips of our mothers. To foster an~ develop our appreciation a Literary Club has been orgamzed at our college. We are the privileged ~ew wh~ have the opp~rtunity of molding this club, bringmg our 1deas to the b1-weekly meetings, discussing some ~f t~e literary masterpieces of the world, and really mak~ ng !t fel~ and needed on this campus. This new organIZatiOn a1ms to study man from the viewpoint of famous authors, from ~h~mas M?re to Ernest Hemingway, and to compare then· 1deas wtth our own Catholic Concepts. By means of these discussions we will be able to learn the impressions of students f rom different departments, who would look at a literary work by a diffe rent light according to their special fields of training. ' C?ue.st speakers distinguished in the literary field will be mv1ted to lecture, and their wealth of knowledge will introduce the student to literature, the great storehouse of written wisdom. vision, and aspirations. A Nurse's Nazareth By Maureen MclAughlin '58 WhAt more perfect plate for a girl to some to seek Truth! Within the walls of Nazareth II found the happiness, the peate, the serenity that eomea from the aeeurity of !mowing that here is the Wisdom that has stood the trial of the agea, free from the oft'-hondedness and changeability o! Individuals and the fads or the mob. Here are the lives dedleated to Truth, nourished with the hope, that they, by their cnre nnd vlgilnnec, mny guide Md enlighten tho lenders of tomorrow, in the Light of Christ. Her tower, like n fortress, stands a. 11 symbol for nil of the power, tho strength, the atablllty of the Christian wny of lifo. She cries out In doflnnee, through her students and hor graduatos, at nil that is degrading to womanhood. Every day, through nil her years, the troubles and cn•o&, the daily annoyances nnd the l~rriblo griefs, the joys and the pleas !or inlorceaslon have been lett by her students in the tiny oratory. Here, where God Is so loved, where He is so much a part of our lives, Be waits; to listen. to love, to grant. Her dormitories ring with laughter, and chatter and song. No one is phased by the infinite variety or youtbCul exuberance of the eonveraation; a dress is beIng hemmed for a week_.,d date, a trio Ia practicing a new popular song, another group discusses the Church's views on birth tontrol, the new Dior look is the subject of another group, or a girl practieing a dance step stops to ask it it was really ethical to drop the A-bomb on Hiroshim3. Sheltered? Protected? Yes, but not from the world and its wa>>S, mther they are being prepared on the trninlng ground of the world to fight a bigger, n better battle. These ore Catholic girls, educated in their own doctrines; these will be Catholic women bl'inging up and educating Catholic families. As 1 look out over her campus I cannot help feeling that girls s urrounded by such natural beauty, such clean beauty, can only live the same kind of life; whole. some and elean, in mind and soul and body. But then, too, I can see the answer: Jesus and Mary, standing with outstretehed arms, watehing over Nazareth-Nazareth, where every girl has a chance to walk in the shadow of another Nazareth women, the Model of Christian Womanhood. THE GLEANER NAZARETH COLLEGE P,blleatlon Olliu1 ANTHONY KLEE CORPORATION 165 ST. PAUL STREET Vol. XXXI Fridey, October 7, 1955 Published Monthly By the Students of N!Wireth College Roehester, New York No. I E:t.litor ... ...................................................................... ·Eiennor Tyndall Ass i~tfmt t:;dittU#,.. .. ......... ............ Eia•inc- Griflin und llC\'Crly Murphy Pettt ur•~ P.ttitorf(, ........................... l\fnr~rurcl Goh.voui ~md 'l'hcrc~n Fink~! Typi$U......... . ......... Ooroll•r l:'lt tchrr, Kuthlc-cu fli.ney. Burbnr-:1 .F'oo~ ;lrl Stnff ............................ ...................................................... Sue Andrus TH E GLEANER SYMPATHY To our beloved President, Re••· erend Mother llelene. the student body wishes to express sincere sympathy on the recent death oC your mother. Rtquie•cat in pact. The hearts of Nazareth are united with yours, Mary Ct~rran, Bernadine Carroll, and Potrieia Kelty, in prayers for your loved ones who have gone home to God. Our new little sisters, Bernice Brezna, Stephllnie Su11ivun and Anne Louise Lark, have also tu!· fered the recent loss of u beloved parent., and we want to nssure them o! the &arne remembrance in prayer. AUTUMN THOUGHT Day3 are swift and fluslwl with. c1"'im.son, Leaves of b•·ioilt and bul'lli•lwl gold, Pl.,ttcring and flitting /11 a wild cand witcfr .. /ilre 111onto· tle81 ... Days of liquid, lilting lauglc ter, Days of sweet sere>titv. But in the dorke>1td lucoh of <vtn- ing, Watchi1rg tree• ar~ tall and tolti~ring Through the ever quiet air. Whrn 1hadow• kiu adieu to twilight, Falling l~ove• are t ~nder, timid, Through the •••-noirl of '"II teare. F'oot8tep• •o""d rio•• bv my tidt. A 1oind blow• 'round m11 vtiltd 1\ead .... I ful a touch tO like Your OW>c That I rtar-rnd in dup delight . .. Until, 1tot lteling 10hat 1 {ttl, No longtr do I l~<ar tho st•Pt. But ;1U1t th• 'olcutper of Yo11r Name, Rustling thro11gk tile rev••·•"' tree• A11d emptJI, cndle31 nigilto. By CAnol. voN WANC~Et. DOWNTOWN By Margaret Galavotti On the GOO block o! East Avenue stands a very impressive building whirh few o! us, I ron- 1\denlly assume, have had oeeaaion to enter during 011r busy dAys In Roehester, or perhaps have even thought about visiting in the future. It is the Roebeater Museum o/ Arts and Sciences-an ins titution which can afford many hours of educational enjoyment in a variety of subjects. On September J l, a comprehensive e_x .. hi bit was begun, entitled "Maps in Our Lives," which shows the importance and utilitarian value or vul'ious types of mops in dnily living. A highlight of the exhibit is the only sm-viving example of the fl•·st globe designed !o•· school usc, which incidentally was in .. vented nnd sold here In Rochester In 1845 by Ezrn Cornell. The Mu. scum has planned for October 12, un illustrated lo~ture by Oirck Bird, whose topic will be Newfoundland. Later in the month, Mr. Bird will give nn Audubon Screen Tour on the youth lecture program. Special exhibits at the llfuacum will include Basketry in Fabric Design. New York State Glass, ond a display o! tinware. The dioramas and habitat groups are permanent. exhibitions. Another season of fine entertainment bas been planned by the Eastman Theater, whose directors have aeheduled for Oetober 27, Guy Fraser Uarrison. well·known American composer, as guest eon .. duetor. Erich winsdorf will rontlnue to conduct the Philharmonic throughout November, with Elizabeth Schwarzkopf as guest soloIs t on November 17. These coneerts nnd the theater's aeheduled Sunday matinee• otTer a fine opportunity for students to broaden their musical knowledge and apprecintlon, while at the same time spending 11n enjoyable afternoon or evening. LETTERS FROM FRESHMEN When I gradunto from No~areth College, I hope to go into the world not only os n tcnehcr, but as n Catholic wontnn, trained to carry God's Word to all men through every word and action. With His assistance, 1 will go forth to bring honor and glory to Him, my God, Nl\zareth, my college, and music, my chosen pro .. fession. Ann Lc>uise Lark, '59 Having gone to a public aehool all my lite, I had planned to nttend a state college a~ the end of my high school years, and had not given much thought to Catholic women's tolleges. Upon the recommendation of a friend, I decided to attend a Catholic college. From my sehool guidanee director, I obtained a list of nil such eolleges in New York State which ofFered a course in muaie education. l eho•e Nazareth, beenuse it is not too far from home, and also because it ofrera the many advantnge& which only n small rollege can. I wish to odd that now l am het•e, I am sure that my years nt Nazareth will prove to be n vct·y worthwhile and cnjoynble expol·i .. ence. I eon •cc by looking around thut t.odltY you need mo1·e than just 11 high school diploma, for college hos become a necessity in order to secure n job. Another reason I eame to college i• that I do not feel qualified to be put on my own. I !eel that I still need guidance. Partltularly I <hose Nazareth because I hope to win the z.ssuranee and education that will make me a tit indivlduol to go into the world, and to take my place as a lender, and as a strong Catholic. Marlene Mullaney, '59 Nearness to home, plus the auuranee that it wa.s a ugood Catholic college," pro b a b I y prompted me to choose N uareth. Now that I am actually here, I see thnt I was really destined to come to the best rollege in the whole wide world. Liberal Arts was my choice for a college course ~ause I wanted a "liberal educntion." Like most. freshmen, I am undecided nbout my futur~ nnd, with nil the diffet·ent paths leading from such n eounc, I should reach '4home" through one of them. And, indirectly, ''nil roads In 11 Catholic College should IMd to Heaven." Judy Boyd, '59 Cnrmelln Fi~rentino, '59 Friday, October 7, 1955 F Late in September, Bishop Ful- 1 ton Sheen's new ABC-TV rontr- act went into effect, which pro .. vides for a radio and television tl simulcast of his program, 'jLife c Is Worth Living.'' This is ex- C peeted to triple the audiene< v wbith has been inspired in the past by the penetrating philosophy and spirited personality of [ the Bishop. s The Roehester Memorial Art ( Gallery's latest exhibit was defi. ; nitely one which should have been 1 seen by non-art students as well t as those in the nrt department, C': for it showed a seleetive group of contemporary American paintint and sculpture- the best of the art n done in our counh·y in recent P years by its most outstanding art. e ists. The frequent illusll·nted h t<olks given nt the gallery on con- • temporary and classic nrt nnd a various art personalities OI'C n t good thing to watch for in th• c future-a chance to develop an t interest in the subject. which is ! vitnl to our formation as well· '' rounded personalities. The next ' exhibit to be open to the public • is scheduled to be!!7in on October I a t I Tn Your Spnre Time < For anyone who can tlnd the t time and is interested in "keep· t ing alive the rommon heritage cf thought, sensibility, and faitll ~ which finds expression in the ~ great books of our tradition." a (whirh is stated as one of the ob- ~ jectives of this group), an oppor- t tunity to do so is oft'ered hy the t Rochester Public Library by f means of its group discussions of s Great Books. 1\$ a result or ••· ( tive partitipation in thi• group, d one is given an O<"casion to think more deeply and t6 raise the level 1 of his own understanding of grcnt • issues and his appreciation ot ~ great books. The end pu•-pose of ~ the group is growth gained ( through high-level conver811tion s and deep thinking. r. Some things to look fot·wtll'd to i· -DAVE BRUBECK, nt the Audltoriunt, the next nrt exhibit at the RUNDEL, '' T A L J;; S OF HOFFMAN" ut the Little, and I the opening of the Arcnn Thcator later this month. ! Former Students Enter Convents During the summer a number ~ of Nazareth College students answered the eall to their voeation and entered religious orders. Anna < Kloster, Shirley Ross. and Mar- • garet Quinn joined the Sisters of 1 St. Joseph and are studying on I the eampus. Grace l\.1 iller entered < the Sisters of Merey, while Nanty < Nolan joined the Maryknoll Mis-sionary Sisters. 11 Miss Jean Strachan, former I Nazareth College speeeh inatnle- 1 tor, has also joined the Sisters of i St. Joseph. Oo11't tni.tHJ ••• She Stoops To Conquer /Vovem ber 4tlo rued 5 th Friday, October 7, 1955 Notes on NFCCS "The new focus is on aid to the Campus," th~ N.F.C.C.S. concluded at their Twelfth National Congress in Pittsburgh, Pennsyt. vannia. Through the means o! Senior Delegates' Workshop, relationships tol Student Gove.t·nment, Campus Clubs, Faculty and Adtninistration, and Regional and National Commissions wel'c given. Each phase was aimed at g iving helpfu 1 and practical s uggestions on the role as a Senior Delegate. This year services and infor· mation will be oft·ered to Philosophy, LO\\f, Art, Music, and Science Clubs which np to this time have not been offered any such assistance by N.F·.c.c.s . Each school in the country is responsible for collecting news of such dubs and passing !his news on to the National officers as an aid for setting up new commissions and Hinteresting groups." If there d~s not seem to be the need fo1· a new National Commission. all such news will be compiled into a brochure for the usc of the Senior Delegates in placing their campus dubs in contact with clubs of u similar natul'e all over the country. N.F.C.C.S. expresses the uni fied voice of Catholic College St11dents all over the countJ·y and aims to service these students. Such an undertaking demands tho tooperation of eve-ry student in lhe school in the act.ive pnrtici· potion in the clubs and Commissions that N.F. i• able to serve. Only then can \he effects and dynamics of N .F.C.C.S. be !ell. N.F.C.C.S. has schedule<! its Fall Congress for October 29 und 30 at St. Bonav~ntllre Univc1·sity. The theme will be in accordance with National Catholic WeekCatholic Youth Act Now. Workshops and panels at·e being planned to give \he students new ideas in co-curricular activities. Colleges Offer Scholarships Two full tuition scholarships will be offered by Nazareth and SL John Fisher Colleges at the Mission Scenerama which will be held at the Rochester War Memorial du1·ing the week of October 16. The scholarships will be awarded to the high school junior or senior writing the best essay on mission activities. Various other prizes will be g iven to the students who have written meritorious essays for the contest. This is the fitst time a seh:lorship of this type has been given by either of the two colleges. Winners will be announced during the week of the Scenerama. ,.,_ I For Deliciou• I SANDWiCHES SODAS and MEALS j Stop at t he L l Po~~~!d Sa~~. Bar f POWERS HOTEL -~ Don't nti.ss ... She Stoops To Conquer Noo;ember 4 th and 5th ·-------·- lntro To IRC Do the happenings around the \Vorld challenge your imagina· tion? Do the problnms of foreign countl·ies quicken yo\11· thoughts? Certainly, as luture Jeade1·s, \ve must be aware of the current ptoblems and event.s which the world imposes. The lnte1·national Relations Club, tl~e oldest club on campus, l'<Wiews these prob· terns and events open-mindcdly. To make th~ discussion more vivid a movie of the count.t·y or subject is shown, f1·om which a better view of the subject is obtained by the members. The International Relations Club has close contact with particular countries th1·ough the Friendship League or Pe:~ Pal Club, thereb)' receiving insight into Lhe culture of other 1>eoples. As Christians we must be aware of the 1·ole which W>l play in Christ's Plan. Christ gave us the sole p1·ivilege M bringing His message throughout the world. To do this we must know the problems of the peoples of the world and this can only be accomplished by discussing and t·eviewing these issues. To effectively have a voice in our government, we must be nwarc ( f its workings. Through a club such as the IRC the act ivities of cur government are known. Certainly the International Relations Club gives the knowledge necessa,·y for good citizens and good Christians. r--·-· ·-,_., ___ J DON & BOB "Where Q uality Predominatesfl Famous for GROUND STEAK SANDWICHES FRESH PIES HOTS - BARBEQUES SEA BREEZE (Lad stand bottom of hill) MONROE AVENUE I (Near 12 Corners) L---·------' THE G LEANER What's New In •.. FABRIC ... Coats of a soft luxury blend of wool and rabbit fur. Sweaters with the look of expensive cashmere, and the price ticket of an Orion-and-Wool blend. Rich tweeds, bulky and thick, or fine and s ilky. One yard, some tht·ead and a zipper makes a skitt. LINE . . . The ~ coat over a matching or cleverly contt·acting sheath dress. Sloping s houlders so decided that even ultra-thin models need no shoulder pads. H ugc, faee~framing fur l'uff's, softening the lines of a tweed suit. COLOR ... Lipstick-red coats, to make the most of Fall. Charcoal or jet brown replacing the conserv. alive charcoal gray. Ulue-soft yet stt·iking, in satin and velvet dresses for a!te1· dark. INFLUENCES . . . 1'he Oriental- in makeup for evening; richly embr:oidered silks and satins; in slender, maiden-like lines . The Italian - in wide-wale corduroy jackets, so smart that they may replace suede. T. Finks COLLEGE WELCOMES FRESHMEN FROM AFAR 1'he new fall •cmestcr brought to 0u1· campus many new and friendly faces with the arrival of the freshman class. The new members are gathered from near and fa1·, to total i n all one hundred and forty-four. Among the out of t.owners, the class pt·oudly boasts of Effie Mascure. nhas from B~ngaJore, India. Our henttiest congratulations to Effie and the best of luck in her nursing career. Boston, Mass., is represented by Sally Oenvir who has joined the music department. L<>retta Obernburg hails ft·om the big city, while Ann Louise Lark. Marianne Rick· enbach. and Maureen Sn1ith come f1·om L<>ng Island. In this same direction, Deirdre Dunne from ?.fon·istown, N. J., arrived on campus, as did Rcnise Murphy of Yonkers, N. Y .• Mary Ann Stanford of Middletown, N. Y., and Stephanie Sullivan. Windham, N. Y. To add to this, almost every community in eastern N. Y., is represented, including Beverly Mills. Pat Bell. and Mary Ann Badger of Malone. Angela Finn is the first Nuarene from Saratoga Springs, and has entered the art department. Schenectady pt·oudly sends ~tary Wallace, ~lnri1yn· Plum, and Mary Samway, through the influence of Ann .Holohan, graduate of '54. Six freshmen arrived from DeSales High in Geneva, a.s did six from the first graduating class of Notre Dame High in Batavia. We ate very proud and happy to welcome these and all the new f•·eshmen with hope and prayers for theit· corning four years. 3 DEAN APPOINTS NEW MEMBERS TO FACULTY Sister Rose Angela, Dean, announced late this summer the appointment of several new staff members to the faculty of the college. Alan A. St.ambusky. Jr., holder of a master of arts degree in speech and drama from the Catholic University of America, Wash· ington, D.C, has been appointed as instructor in Speech and Drama. Mt-. Stambusky was graduated from Niagara University in 1951 with n B. A. in .English. While t here he was ass istant director of the University's dramatic society and is a former radio actol' and announcer tor station WHLD in Niagara Falls. He founded the Niagara Falls Catholic Theater and acted in their litt.le Theater. While in the Signal Corps !1·om 1951-1953, Mr. Stambusky produced and directed all-soldier variety shows tor Special Servic•s nt Fort Monmouth. In 1953 he entered the Speech and Drama department at Catholic Univetsity, where he madl! a series of dramatic recordings fo1· the Voice of America and played major roles in several campus theater productions. He has many plans for the Drama Department hcrt:t. lltr. nichard Uschold !rom Buffalo, N. Y., is now teaching in the Mathematics Department. (Math majors have him for Theory of Statistics, Theory of Equa. tlons, and Differential Calculus.) He received his B. A. from Canisius College in Buffalo nnd his M. A. from the University of Notre Dame. Mr. and Mrs. Uschold and their two children reside in Rochester. Sister Christine Frances. a native of England, is one of the new additions to the Religious faculty. Sister wns educated at St. Augustinc's Pt·iory on the outskirts of L<>ndon and proceeded to the United States working with the Missions at Selma, Alabama. She ente.red the convent of the Sisters of St. Joseph while there and helped F ather Casey open the now famous mission. She received her degree at Catholic University and was sent to Nazareth Academy where she tnu~:ht in the Science DepaJ·tment. In this capacity she will serve t he college. Sister Teresa Clare holds the position of seca·etary to the Dean. EQUIPMENT She received her degree at Boston Univetsity. FormcrJy she taught shorthand and typing at Elmira Catholic High. At this College, Sister will teach advanced dictation to the Seniors as weH as serv-ing :1s Dean's Sec.t·etary. Sister Jane, a 1951 graduate of Naza1·eth Co11ege, is instructing in Introduction to Philosophy and Freshman Eng I ish. Sister t·eceived her B. A. in .English from Nazareth, and her M. A. in philosophy from Notre Dame University. Heading the Physical Education Department is ~fr~. Lois C::arlson Crawford. 30 Whitehall St., Rochester. Mrs. Crawford received her B. A. in Physical Education !rom Syracuse Univet·sity. She taught in the Wellesley, Mass. poblic schools, Syracuse University and Harley $chool. Mrs . Morgan Returns Mrs. Martha Morgan. forme1· physical education director, is now a membct· of th~ college library staff. Jlliss Madeline lrrig, 1955 Naz. areth graduate and business major, is _now serving as library sec· retary and cle,;cal assistant. She resides in Fairport. Dr. Dorothy Lodi"" has been named the new college doctor. Dr. L<>dico t'Cceived her B. S. from the Univel"Sity of Rochester, and her M. D. !1·om the U. of B. Medical School. Dr. David Feller is the MW Glee Club Conductot· nod musical instructot at the College. He received his B. M. from Westminster Choir College, Princeton, New Jersey. He studied at the J uilliard School and Columbia University, and was a student of composition under Dr. Howard Hanson. He received his doctorate !t-om Eastman School of Music and studied conducting under Pierre Monteux. Dr. Fetlet has t..~ught in New J crsey, New York, and Illinois, nnd \vas choral con· ductor and band leader in the Army. At that time he also directed the Fo1-t McClellan Symphony Orchestra. At present Dr. Fetter is an instructor at the Eastman School and conductor of the Cantata Singers of the school. Pre scription Specialists The Central Pharmacy 9 SOUTH MAIN ST, PITTSFORD. N. Y. I JOHN R. BOURNE I I L.:.~::.:=:J I__~=:·,~ J 4 - ST/!ct!y rt,~D&wJfJ~olil~ By Judy Keaveny Wel l, Old Father Time hns chalked up another summer in the books, "and a wonde-rful time was hod by oil." Many thanks to Bev Murphy und her eapable <rcw for the terrifte job they did with the orien· t.ntion program, which still has months to a·un. nnd to the mem. btl'S or the faculty who were so ft·e~ with thoit· time, advice and invttlunble assistnnce. Speaking of orientation, this ycu1·'s Creshmen hnve shown a tr~· mendous amount of spirit in the short. t ime they've been here. Gc· ncvo, as 1\lways, has a good frosh t·epre.entntion, and if they're any. thine like their biv sisters from the ••H'I city" . _ . well, ke:p your eye on them and see for yourtell. For example, when n friend ol Geneva's own Mary Treeler told her that he had to take a ten in Home Economies by cooking his professor n steak dinner, •he osked: "What did you get for a mark, well done? (I! I) That.'a the ol' Geneva spil'it, Trcct. Sumnl cr Doings .lonn Dakin. June Palmer •. Ma ry Ann lleynolds . Joan Stasko, Rosalie Petix. Jean Casella and Dor .. othy f'lttcher were among those who couldn't. resist. the Nazareth charm, attending the summer session Cor ambitious studentst whiiP. Mary Collins, a!Le1 chopping off her beautiful pony tail, decided to try Syraeuse U. for a chnngc in 8tencry. 'l'ouring Europe and having n wonderful time, were Pat Noon .. nn. l\1 ury Gr ac<! l..-odico, J onn \Vi ti mnn ond Rita Martin, while back home, it was wedding bells for l'nt Doy le and Mary Lou On via. Congratulations to former N:tz· arincs Cynthia llieh and Mory Ellen LO-'!On on the additions to their family, as well as to Joan Walker, Barb l'ro••enzano, Sheila O'Brien, nnd Joan Day. who will soon be joining the "lullaby chorus. u .luniors fl nve Been IJusy Pat Wurtz had het·self quite u t ime, what. with het· organ-play. ing and " Frcnrsc-bntk" t'iding a lmost evct·y day. Incidentally, why is she so crazy about StateTroop. el'll nnd rosy cheeks? Many bave asked but none !;ave been answered. AnnA Jean de Dominicis spent her summer waitressing and writing letters to her friends. All her nickels and climes went towards Sc: stamps as she really kept the postman busy. lfelcn SuilM' theme song for the •umme,.,_"l'll fall asleep counting my money!' Helen and Mal'y Collins accomplished quite n bit ol 11home" woa·k while the boys spent 12 weeks in Washington on special R.O.T.C. duty. Mimi llng:lio surprised all with the onnounccment that she was toklng swimming lessons. It seems she's had her eye on that Channel for aome time now. and l! she can poddle those waves tbe way she paddles the keyboard, she'll do nil right. On the camp front, Kay Griffin and Moyo Neville spent their summer us counselors at Camp Mndonnn on Canandaigua Lake, while Joan Foley di rected the apot'tJ! scene at Cam)> Stella Maris on Cone&us Lake. The plnygt·ounds wet•e well taken enre of with Mary Ann lla ndlnn tllld F.leanor Tynda ll working with the youngsters and loving every minute of it. \Vell, almost every n1innte, that is. Elmira Reporting It was a sad day when last year's lreshmnn nurses departed, but amidst the hubbub of tears, suitca&es and fond farewells, we did monnge to wangle • promise to write nnd let. us know how they were coming olong. The othet· dny, o lettet· at·t·ived !J·om Mnul'een McLaughlin beating the fol lowing good ne\\s: On our Q,rriual al St. Jo#l~ph't, our ucot4tin." cla.s• took rigltt over to 1~010 t<t o oof>d tim~. Thr climaz o/ tht tc,~k't social events bciug a. el~tmber po:rty ilt. qu_r •m.ok~r and o pi::-a P«Ttll at ~lorcttt"'•· At om· fi•·•t cia" meeti11g, P>lC F~URINO 1vas rlrrted etas~ chair· man. We ccrtoitJJy felt like "Girl• •vitloout a co!ltgc." W/oe11 we stootl to si11g our ci<M8 8onq and tlac Alnw Ma.tcr, thc-,·e was-n't a (lrt/ tJ'Jil. in the trOtQd. W~ t4.1t1't' the dtan~Bt sopJJ.omortl in•agitwble that fir•t week. We wrrr ltornin(} to oi•• batlu und wt had to practic~ on cme onoth.-. Colltgt wo• >tcver like th~-1/0ing to ochool in o"r po; ama•l Two wttko aflff' the in~"«sicnt n/ Elmira, Wfi 1r~nt on du_tv. Ros•:MARt& SCH~nr.n 1<·u hamno qui/( a bil of<lilficulty "wki11g o bed, wlie11 o nun 1ualked in mut oiJe>·ed to l~elt> 1.1!1'. MISS FORD. our i't1Bh·uctm·. 1ClU8 tn·ctty 31tr- 1>,.isccl to Btc Sn. ANN MAURICE, the Dit·cctor of N1u·ses, making a bed while « 'l'tf1o 31ttd~lt sttperttieed. ak HAMILTON 8587 I ANTHONY-KLEE I CORPORATION I Distinc ti ve Pri nting I t65 ST. PAUL ST. I ROCHESTER 4, N. Y. ~----------------- -~1 THI: GLEANER Thi• lhtdt"t woe quite startled to walk into G ward ond •ee d louq whUe C'urtoi?t toith two ann• protrtcdiuq tmd C'ach ho1td lwldi11g a (llall. PAT C&LSO "'"'"'I u1cd to tltt dividi'ftll curtains in 01c wat•(ft aud l•ff.d become quite entanglccl. She '"111 looie~•llv explai, cd •vhy she just stootl Ute•·•: " I cortlcbt.'l get Md and tuu·ses ca>o't •hout Jot· hrl)> in a hospitt;II. What •voultl tloe 1>Citie>tt3 thi,k?" A• for our olf-dutv hours. lh~J't art tu·o plact.s ill Elmira whtrt JIOU'rt $tcrt' to jittd •orne Nozartth mcrttt: JACKIE PLATE'S room. wAtrt 'Wt have o ri"111ide ~eot ol '~"'II ti'Cllt i" th~ O.R. (ttia oJ)et'G g/a .. u/) ,a>1d KATHY REARDON'S ltomtt, trhtre tltt RttU"· dcm familv I"'' h•ld ope" hou•• ever 8"-iuce we '~wvcd itt. A II t h r Sot>homot·e Stude11t. Nttrtc• acne/ thci,. gt·cetin{Js to evcnJonc (tt l\'a:m·ttJt, cstJccially to om· cla8BmMtJ8 mad to the ~tenio? · atul /l·e•lrmtn nw·•e•l Tltut'a all the nttClB from "Dumr·S" wlttwc 1oe'vt 1't1)/aced our fro.th capt fur white 01rcs and our a.cadt'mit tfiiJ nud gown for tht qrtttt aud u;hit~ etriJ~•. but where the Ncz.ortth apirit remain• the •am~. )Iaureen L. McLaughlin N.C.S.::-1. Word To ~'resh mcn Many thanka to JOAN "DAISY" DAKIN for supplying us with a great dcnl of the news in the Roehestet· aa·4.!8, aa well as fol' hcJ' following message in behalf of the clasa of '65, to the incoming Ct·~shmen: We all a(lrto tltat it cloun't seen• possiblt tluz.t we are sewiors. but U:t' al~o ag,·ee that hard work for thrtc 1/tO,.. i• w~ll worth the price offttlinv 1/tot one i• about to acco111p/ith h.r goo/, 10 •tick t() woa'r gtntl, makr tltt grad-~>. owd •cc th.ot JIOttr purtlltl' dnom comt'• true:· Well, that's about all the new& we can aeramble together for this month, let's get busy and make ~omc tot· the next edition. By the way, "hnt ever happened to the Hcd Sox? ? ? ·------f WHERE OLD FRIENDS MEET McConnell's * ICE CREAM LUNCHES * 60 N. Main Street i I I L_:::~:_Y_. --·l Frid ay, Oetober 7, 195! RECORD ATTENDANCE VIEWS ELIOTS PLAY On September 28, the Catholic Theatre pt·escntcJ one of T. S. Eliot's most widely discussed plays, Murder in the Cnthcdrnl. The play, directed by Wilford Scott, was held on the ft·ont steps of the Adminish•ation Building. An altar was erected on the uppermost step where St. Thomas a Becket (Robert Smell), the Archbishop of Cnnterbury was slain. The bal<Ony above the doors of the building aerved as a pulpit from which the sainted man delivered his lnst sermon. Marianne Schl•genhofl', Joy Burnes, and Mary Mikell Cla rk (tl Nazarene) comprised the chorus. The three priests were l~rnnk Ueisenberger, John Uonifnce Myer11 nnd Jack Burton. Hobert llride, ftonnld f'edrc)tlc, nnd Don Morgan took 50 million times a day at home, at work or on the way There's nothing like a 1. SOBRJGHTINTASTJ! ••• o othiog Like ic for sparklins, •••lrl' soodoess. the parts of the three temt>ten and the tht·ee knights who •~ tempted to justily thcit· course of action befol'e u8. Cn llistn l~stcr· gt\rd, a gt·aduutc of Nn1.areth Col. lege, and Carl Zollo we~·c ir charge of co•tuming and act designing, respectively. A istoriral 1'heme Henry ll of England aaw a W8J in 1162 to unl!y Church ond Stall with the express purpose of strengthening th~ erown anc thereby weakenin:c the then pow. er!ul baronage ~nd also tht church. He n:tnted his bc!lowd nnd able Becket, who was then Chan· cellor, to fill the vacancy in th1 see o! Cantct·bury. The world!) Becket would sm·ely cul'tnil tht powers of the Chuo·ch, thought Henry. However, Becket. res ilrneG the Chancello•-.hip to take up hiJ duties as Archbishop seriously all of which meant that he wouU defend and extend the powers o! the Church of Rome. The 1\.inr professed an idle wiah to be rid « the thorn in hi$ oide. Re W&l taken at his word ond Becket Will murdered in Cnnt(t bury Cnthed ral in the year l1 70. 2. SO QUICKLY REFRESHING • •. oothing like ic for a bracing bit o ( energy, with as fe'w calories u half ao 1\'Crage, juicy grapefruit. tonLfO UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA~COLA COM,ANY IY ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOHLING COMPANY A. L. ANDERSON SONS
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Daniel H. Yergin Ph.D.Vice Chairman, IHS Inc. |
Age | Total Calculated Compensation | This person is connected to 133 board members in 7 different organizations across 9 different industries. See Board Relationships |
66 | $3,196,570 As of Fiscal Year 2013 |
Dr. Daniel H. Yergin, Ph.D. has been Vice Chairman of IHS Inc. since July 10, 2012. Dr. Yergin has been Vice Chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates since Founding it in 1983 and served as its Chairman since 1983. He has been an Advisor of Accelergy Corporation since December 11, 2006. Dr. Yergin serves as an Advisor at Candide Media Works, Inc. He serves as Senior Advisor at Energy Capital Partners. Dr. Yergin serves as Senior Advisor at Riverstone Holdings ...
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"To deny sex is to deny life. To reject art is to impoverish yourself, rejecting pleasure and growth. To accept sex and art together is to add to oneself, to be positive instead of negative. Erotic cinema . . . reveals us to ourselves with increasing artistry."
William Rotsler
"I was told to avoid the business all together because of the rejection. People would say to me, 'Don't you want to have a normal job and a normal family?' I guess that would be good advice for some people, but I wanted to act."
Jennifer Aniston
"You know how often the turning down this street or that, the accepting or rejecting of an invitation, may deflect the whole current of our lives into some other channel. Are we mere leaves, fluttered hither and thither by the wind, or are we rather, with every conviction that we are free agents, carried steadily along to a definite and pre-determined end?"
Arthur Conan Doyle Sr.
"I'm sorry to sayso but, sadly it's truethat bang-ups and hang-upscan happen to you"
Dr. Seuss
"George Orwell, James Joyce, Gertrude Stein and almost any writer you could name received rejection letters, ... Margaret Mitchell got rejection letters from 38 different publishers before anyone finally deigned to publish her novel, 'Gone With The Wind.' How many talented writers are there who gave up without ever making it into print because of misguided rejection?"
Bob Young
"But the Lord said to Samuel, "Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him"
"It's a withdrawal of love, coupled with rejection. That combination is hard to accept, and often triggers feelings of not good enough, failure at relationship, insecurity, lack of trust and other (feelings)."
John Seeley
"Many Canadian nationalists harbour the bizarre fear that should we ever reject royalty, we would instantly mutate into Americans, as though the Canadian sense of self is so frail and delicate a bud, that the only thing stopping it from being swallowed whole by the US is an English lady in a funny hat."
Will Ferguson
"After the final no there comes a yes and on that yes the future of the world hangs."
Wallace Stevens
"And he beheld them, and said, What is this then that is written, The stone which the builders rejected, the same is become the head of the corner? / Whosoever shall fall upon that stone shall be broken; but on whomsoever it shall fall, it will grind him to powder."


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... pay 10 per cent of a home's value in Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty - 5 percentage points less than such buyers must pay in Hong Kong. ... Johnny Tam and Tony Cheung Stamp duty aimed at speculators could deter not-yet-permanent residents from buying New levy will block expatriates It may be targeted at property speculators, ...
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... the introduction of the buyer's 15 per cent stamp duty in October 2012. The number of their purchases averaged at a low level of 89 cases a month, or 1.9 per cent of total transactions, in the first 10 ... said on Monday. At the meeting of the Legislative Council financial affairs panel, Tsang said Hong Kong's economy was forecast to expand by three per cent this year, with inflation estimated ...
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Posted Sep 17th 2013, 12:00am by NG KANG-CHUNG
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The experience of women who seek abortion and other reproductive services is as varied as the individuals involved. For some, there is safety, relief, and good medical care. For others, there is doubt, harassment, and stigma. For all, health care takes place in a politicized context in which even the most basic choices about our bodies, sexuality, and childbearing can be scrutinized.
Winners of the contest received the following prizes: First ($100), Second ($75) and Third Place ($50), and Honorable Mention. Judging was done by Split This Rock and the Abortion Care Network.
The first-place winner read the winning poem at Abortion Care Network's annual meeting in May 2012. The prize-winning poems was published in the ACN's quarterly newsletter, The Provider, in the conference program distributed to all meeting attendees, and here, on Split This Rock's website.
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This is what I know about being a woman:
My body is coursing with estrogen,
I have a uterus, my breasts fit into bras
that are fashionable, men look at them.
Once a month, my uterus lets go
of its contents and there is blood for days.
I am not immune to the messages.
I read Cosmo and think:
This is what I am supposed to look like,
what I am supposed to buy,
I am supposed to eat,
not supposed to say,
should never even think.
It goes on like this all the time.
I buy. I eat. I apply lipstick.
Ernie is outside the abortion clinic.
He stands there with his sign,
thinks he will change some minds
because he has God
and patriarchy,
a picture of a bloody fetus,
and the force of his own ego
on his side.
I know women who have had abortions.
Real abortions that look nothing
like Ernie's sign.
Abortions that keep them up late
Praying for clarity.
Deciding what is best.
Taking their time.
Your sister, my cousin,
my next door neighbor,
and my aunt Sarah,
the lady in line ahead of me
at the grocery store with 26 items,
the cashier in that express lane
who is pissed,
Sandy who does your taxes,
Jenny from yoga class,
Carol from the church choir,
and me.
He says it so clearly:
You need to be ashamed
of your body, its weakness,
yourself, your woman-ness.
Keep this secret.
Keep your mouth shut
And your legs closed.
Does he speak to his mother with that mouth?
In my dream, she cleans it out with soap.
She even washes away the name she gave him.
He is only misogyny now, with a face,
and a mouth and a sign.
This is what I want misogyny
with his sign to know:
I want what I want. I need what I need.
This body is a gift from that same God.
He gave it to me
because he knew I could be trusted.
He said to me in a prayer:
You know what to do, and when.
—Bridget Kriner
Bridget Kriner is a poet, writer, artist, and student from Cleveland, Ohio. Her poems have appeared in Whiskey Island, Poetry Motel, and Nerve Cowboy. Recently, she has performed her work with Whisper to a Scream, a feminist performance art collective. Currently, she teaches English at Cuyahoga Community College and is pursuing a PhD in Urban Education from Cleveland State University. She lives in Cleveland with her husband and their three cats.
8:25 a.m.: Annie
C'mon c'mon c'mon. Let's do this thing! "Two or three minutes," my ass. It's been five minutes already! Where are they? How long are you supposed to hang out in this frickin' waiting room?
Ah, Jeez. What are these: crayons? What are we, babies? Oh, man: And construction paper!
Nooo, I won't be drawing with any crayons at age 24, thank you.
I signed up for an abortion, not "Sesame Street."
I almost thought they were little candies; shows how hungry I am. Why the fuck can't you eat before an abortion? Maybe they think it's like Mom used to say when we were little: The baby grows in your "tummy." Maybe someone should tell them it's in your uterus, not your "tummy." This doc better have a medical degree.
Oh good: Here she comes. Let's go let's go let's go!
* * *
It's over? That was it? How'd I do, good? Awesome!
Man, that was nothin'! Just like I thought. No, that's OK: You don't have to hold onto me. That's how I always wake up: Jump right up.
What? You mean I gotta hang out here for … another half hour?
Are you kidding? I got things to do, girls! I'm starvin', for one thing!
Do I want to write a little letter? To who, the father? Yeah, I'll write him a letter:
I'll write him a 22-caliber letter, would that be all right?
I thought he'd help pay for this, that's how stupid I am.
Oh, to the kid? Yeah, sure. Here you go:
"Ta-ta, Timmy Ten-Cells! Nice job sneaking past the Ortho-Novum plus a condom, which is spozed to be impossible! Too bad for you, but I gotta few other things to do right now, like raise my son, plus bartend nights, plus pay off my car and my heating-oil plus take care of Mom plus get on with my life, OK? Do you mind?"
There: How's that for a letter?
Keep that on your wall. I'm outta here!
9:40 a.m.: Beth
This is all my fault.
How could I have let this happen? If only I hadn't gotten pregnant,
just when Peter is going through all his troubles.
He hasn't been happy in so long; I don't know what he'd do if he ever found out
I was pregnant.
And only two weeks after he lost his job! What was I thinking?
I knew it was the wrong time of the month. Well, it was borderline. But it was too close to take a chance … obviously.
But then I talked myself into believing it wasn't the wrong time, when it seemed like he wanted so badly to have sex that night.
Oh, deep down inside, I knew it was the wrong time. I was just too scared to remind him. I thought he'd be angry. I'm such a coward.
So I went ahead and did it to make him happy, instead of having the courage to risk talking with him about it. He's been patient with me for so long now, keeping his temper in check. And he really had been doing a good job of it; his counselor said so, too – I would have ruined it if I'd refused him that night.
But all I could think of was his violence in the past.
I've got to admit it: I was just afraid for myself. I'm nothing but a coward.
And now this is the result. Here I sit in the very place, the exact, same place, where Father and half the choir will be picketing on Friday. Thank God they don't come on Wednesdays.
What would they say if they knew I was here? What if this ever got back to Peter? Dear God, please don't let anyone have seen me.
Oh, maybe I should just go ahead and have the baby. The poor little soul; he's done nothing to me.
What if Our Lady had had an abortion? Our Savior would never have been born.
Maybe I can still duck out.
That side door, by that table with the crayons – where does that lead, I wonder?
Oh, God: Too late. They've come to get me.
* * *
I'm sorry. No, I … I'm just so sorry! I never should have done this. I mean, I never should have gotten pregnant in the first place! I knew Peter didn't want children when I married him. And that was all right with me. But then I went and got pregnant.
How can I ever confess having an abortion?
Yes; yes, please: I would like to write a letter to the baby. I'll use the red crayon, for the blood that I shed, and white paper, for his innocence. Oh, I bet you'll tear it right down, though I so much want other women to read it.
"My dear, beloved child: How could I have done this to you? Dear God, forgive me. And sweet infant Jesus, born of innocent Mary: Have mercy on my soul. For you know as well as I:
It was all my fault."
11:30 a.m.: Carolyn
Oh, look at that: They let you write! I should write a little note; after all, I'm a writer. But what can I say? I really don't have any feelings one way or the other for this procedure, the whole "issue" of abortion ... not even for the Little Bit of a person inside me.
I probably would if I were much farther along, though.
But that's the whole point: End it now. "Abort, abort!" as the air-traffic controllers say. And try again later.
Here, I'll use a green crayon and some pink paper.
"Dear Little Bit: Cytomegalovirus: Leave it to me to develop a seven-syllable problem. When the doc started telling me how you'd be affected, and he got to the part about "mental and motor deficits, small head, autism, hearing and sight impaired or missing," I said OK, stop right there. That's all I need to know. But he kept going: "seizures, enlarged spleen …"
'Stop,' I said. 'Stop right now, or I'll be very angry.'
He stopped. And we'll stop, too, Little Bit. We'll stop right here.
We'll end this flight, and take off again, your dad and I, and your two sisters, and maybe even a new child, later on, hoping for God's guidance and trusting in God's love and doing the best we can for everybody, even if it's an illusion that we
can control anything at all."
* * *
Good morning! Sure. I just wanna sign this first, and stick it on your wall
with the other ones; is that OK?
Wow; I guess everybody here's kinda got their own story, don't they?
Yeah. Yeah, I can only imagine.
Well, I'm ready.
—Genie Abrams
Genie Abrams is the author of the pro-choice novel Louey Levy's Greatest Catch, available at www.genieabrams.com. She enjoys teaching, hiking, writing, birding, and promoting her hometown of Newburgh, NY. She is the mother of the fabulous independent radio producer Rachel Quimby; stepmother of the awesome musicians Jon and Sam Riss; and wife of the pastor at the Hicksville United Methodist Church, the very sweet, brave, smart, and good Tim Riss.
for Spencer Reece
Today it's Hopkins and his obscure spiritual contraptions –
everything I read is heart-corseted, like a concealable vest,
police surplus good as new. Some fanatic is packing a gun.
I turn to Hopkins – living speech – sprung,
stressed, compressed – then I'm off again, help me, obsessed.
O, restless mind – my own strange spiritual contraption.
Armor with a warranty: order it online – unless you're a felon.
But a killer aims at your head when you're his holy pretext.
Right to choose: third eye, bull's eye. Some fanatic is packing a gun.
Why is the body so feared, its physicality, its passion?
Even Hopkins – the beauty of the body is dangerous – wrestling
with God, that obscure spiritual contraption.
Last week I read we're wired for God: blessed evolution.
We're (spring me!) wired to control – oil, water, sex.
God help us: tonight a fanatic is packing a gun.
Another doctor shot. The killer thinks he's won.
Bodies, ourselves – mere rhetoric? Beauty is the spirit fleshed.
I mourn, I get ready for work, I put on my contraption,
it presses on my heart. Some fanatic is packing a gun.
—Sue D. Burton
Beloit Poetry Journal, Winter 2010/2011
Sue D. Burton is a physician assistant specializing in women's health care (now retired). She was one of the first physician assistants registered by the State of Vermont to perform abortions. Her poetry has appeared in Beloit Poetry Journal, 5 A.M., Green Mountain Review, Hayden's Ferry Review, Hunger Mountain, New Ohio Review, Sou'wester, and on Verse Daily.
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Wodehouse, P.G.: The Head of Kay's. v1. 3 Jul 07
A book in the "School" series.
..."When we get licked tomorrow by half-a-dozen wickets," said Jimmy Silver, lilting his chair until the back touched the wall, "don't say I didn't warn you. If you fellows take down what I say from time to time in note-books, as you ought to do, you'll remember that I offered to give anyone odds that Kay's would out us in the final. I always said that a really hot man like Fenn was more good to a side than half-a-dozen ordinary men. He can do all the bowling and all the batting. All the fielding, too, in the slips." Tea was just over at Blackburn's, and the bulk of the house had gone across to preparation in the school buildings. The prefects, as was their custom, lingered on to finish the meal at their leisure. These after-tea conversations were quite an institution at Blackburn's. The labours of the day were over, and the time for preparation for the morrow had not yet come. It would be time to be thinking of that in another hour. Meanwhile, a little relaxation might be enjoyed. Especially so as this was the last day but two of the summer term, and all necessity for working after tea had ceased with the arrival of the last lap of the examinations... Enjoy! This work is in the Canadian public domain OR the copyright holder has given specific permission for distribution. It may still be under copyright in some countries. If you live outside Canada, check your country's copyright laws. If the book is under copyright in your country, do not download or redistribute this work.
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As someone in the healing arts, I am always engaging in conversations with people about the challenges confronting their lives. Difficulties enter our lives through any number of doorways—illness, job loss, accidents. The possibilities are endless, as we all know. Often, we feel powerless over the dilemmas we find ourselves in, causing us to hit our inner pause buttons and ask, "How did this happen to me?"
Obviously, we don't have control over all the events of our lives, but upon reflection, we discover that we do exert quite a field of influence because we have the power of choice. And there is no such thing as a small choice—not really—not if you truly reflect upon the short- and long-term consequences of even one choice, whether that is what you choose to eat or what you choose to say or not say to someone or whether to follow your intuition and phone an old friend. Every choice matters, and deep in our intuitive gut, we know it—which explains why we anguish over making choices ranging from what to order on a menu to who we should be with in a relationship. When it comes to the choices we make in our relationships, however, my experience with so many people is that they admit to "settling" for someone who is not really what they wanted, but at least they are not alone. I receive at least five calls each week on my weekly radio show from women and sometimes men who are desperate to figure out a way to fix a relationship that is simply not holding together. You don't have to be a medical intuitive to recognize that these callers are not being driven by love but by the fear of being alone and that they will do anything just to avoid an empty house—or an empty bed. For these people, their choices can only lead to that inevitable moment of heartbreak when they will find themselves asking,"How did this happen to me?" How? By settling for something other than what you really want. But here is where this dynamic gets "spiritually sticky": Whether you "settle" for less than you want in a relationship or in any other area of your life, the knowledge that you have compromised your heart and intuitive truth will consciously or unconsciously lead you to sabotage your own choice. If you hit your inner pause button for just a second right now and reflect on this, you will connect with the truth of this statement. Why would you sabotage your own choice? Your actions may not be conscious, but no one can live with the pain of self-betrayal and not find an outlet for that pain. That pain may get routed into an addiction or into depression or into anger at the other person for becoming a constant source of disappointment, but that pain has to go somewhere. In a very real sense, this negative behavior is actually a form of survival in that a part of your psyche is deliberately trying to break out of a situation that you cannot survive in, much less thrive in. Your conscious self may be too frightened to take charge of such bold steps directly. Therefore, you take these steps covertly through anger or food addiction or becoming more withdrawn and depressed. If you think the resolution to this pattern is easy, think again. Settling for something less than what you want is something you can't avoid, because always getting what you want is impossible. You would become an uncontrollable narcissist living among a society of narcissists. So how's that for a dilemma? Given that, how can you make choices that are not self-sabotaging or narcissistic but truly reflect your inner guidance? Understand the difference between settling and choosing Advertisement
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