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When new technology makes its way into home design, often it enters through the kitchen. The heart of the home is also the portal for innovation, and many of the technologies that we now use throughout our homes were first applied in the kitchen.
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Manteca median prices should be up by 1 percent in value by summer's end.
The warmer months provide numerous opportunities for hosting outdoor events: birthday parties, barbecues, backyard campouts, weddings or a gathering for watching fireworks on the Fourth of July - the list is endless. Even when just hosting a fun neighborhood picnic or ice cream social, it's important to get the outdoor living space looking its best for the big day.
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Home improvement projects don't need to be difficult, and with the right tools and attitude, they can be exciting as you watch your house transform. Summer is the perfect time to look at your home to-do list and get going. Here are some easy ideas you can get started on today.
Smaller homes equal better quality of living these days. Many homeowners are downsizing the space they occupy, but are upgrading and customizing that space to make it better fit their lifestyle.
DEAR BENNY: I recently purchased a 5-year-old house and when I signed the residential purchase agreement there was a provision for the seller (a bank) to provide a one-year home warranty plan, for a price not to exceed $350. Since the close of escrow (also called settlement or closing in many states) and officially turning over the keys, I have not received the warranty.
When summer really heats up, there is nothing more refreshing than drinking a tall glass of ice water, taking a quick dip in the pool, or running through the backyard sprinkler with the kids. But what many people do not realize is clean, fresh water is as important to birds and other wildlife as it is for humans. Not only that, but birds actually enjoy splashing around and frolicking in the water just like we do.
The relaxed pace of summer allows the perfect opportunity for home improvement updates. You can make your favorite room stand out with some simple ideas that take less than a day to complete from start to finish.
DEAR BENNY: I am retired and helping my son buy his first home. My credit is good, but his is not, so the mortgage is in my name. We found a fixer-upper for $80,000. I put $40,000 down and financed $40,000 for 10 years at 3.75 percent, and paid one and half points. My son will live in the house and make the payments of $500 per month.
The largest residential development in Manteca history - and one that is slowly changing the city's demographics – is the progression of an idea launched 55 years ago by a Fresno native.
It isn't a myth that Del Webb residents contribute more to Manteca's municipal bottom line than a typical household.
NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. homebuilders lost a little confidence in the housing market this month but remain generally upbeat ahead of the spring home-selling next season.
WASHINGTON (AP) - House Speaker John Boehner said Thursday that the GOP-controlled House won't take up legislation aimed at neutering a 2012 overhaul of the federal flood insurance program that is hitting homeowners with big premium hikes.
DEAR BENNY: I am having problems with my mortgage. I fell on some hard times lately and fell behind on my mortgage payments. My mortgage lender has been dragging this out for over a year. I have been set up on two separate trial payments and made them both with no problem. Now my loan has gone into foreclosure. The lender keeps telling me that I am under review. Can you tell me what options I have to try to keep my home? --Hodges
SAN DIEGO (AP) - California home prices rose in December while tight inventories kept a lid on sales, a research firm reported Wednesday.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average U.S. rates for fixed mortgages declined this week, edging closer to historically low levels.
It is costing me just $52 more a month to buy my own home in Manteca when all is said and done than if I was still renting a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment at Laurel Glen.
With new home trends emerging, it's an ideal time to collect ideas to inspire your next home improvement plans.
PALO ALTO - Master baths top most homeowners' lists and four in ten will be skipping the tub (43 percent), according to the Winter Houzz Bathroom Remodeling Survey of more than 7,500 Houzz users who are in the midst of, or are planning, a bathroom remodel. Houzz ( www.houzz.com ), the world's leading platform for home remodeling and design.
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Another buyer might not have flinched at the idea of demolishing the tiny 1920s house in Lyon Park, with its two bedrooms, single bathroom and basement built for dwarves.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average U.S. rates for fixed mortgages barely changed this week, hovering near historically low levels.
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. home prices barely rose in November from the previous month and year-over-year gains slowed, reflecting declines in sales in the fall.
(BPT) - While giving a new $900,000 home a thorough going-over, Salt Lake City home inspector Kurt Salomon found a problem under the deck. The builder had cut corners, using the wrong kind of fasteners to secure the deck to the house. Yet, the municipal building official had approved the work.


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Summer Light "Summer Light" is a very sensitive story of a young mother and daughter who meet a famous athlete under very unusual circumstances. The sweet love story that unfolds between the young mother and the gentlemen is described with a clean and fresh approach. The young daughter is a very important and intriguing addition to a beautiful story. I thoroughly enjoyed the book and would recommend it to others.... The Secret Hour Bantam, Feb 2003, 22.95, 319 pp. ISBN: 0553802240 In Connecticut, defense attorney John O'Rourke struggles with his moral dilemma of defending some of society's worst monsters to insure they have a fair trail and the requirements of a single dad raising two youngsters by himself. The townsfolk treat John like a pariah especially with his current case, defending Greg Merrill, the Breakwater Killer. The latest incident is a brick tossed threw his... True Blue "For every heart there is one love, one dream." 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The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most beloved and yet often misunderstood passages of the entire Bible. Many think of it as a blueprint for the gradual improvement of the human race through pacifism, love and generosity. But is Jesus talking to the world in general, or to his disciples in particular? Is this sermon exclusively about ethics, or does it also include the gospel? How should we interpret the Sermon on the Mount? That's what's on tap for this edition of the White Horse Inn.
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"It's a struggle. I don't know,'' Holgorsen said of the issues his offense has faced of late. "It's all about blocking, obviously, and we do a very average job of that. And I think our confidence has taken a little bit of a hit the last three weeks.
"But give South Florida credit. They've got a good defense. Defensive line-wise, they spent a lot of time in our backfield. It really changes how I call things compared to the way I've done it in the past. But give our guys credit for hanging in there and no folding.''
Between now and that Jan. 4 Orange Bowl, Holgorsen has to try and put this thing back together. West Virginia's defense has improved as the season progressed - not steadily, but there were more good performances at the end than at the beginning. Specials teams are still erratic, but the really good plays now outnumber the really bad ones and that's a start.
It was supposed to be the offense that would help overcome all of those defensive and special teams issues, but lately it's been the other way around. No one thinks that's alarming because Holgorsen's track record is such that even if his offenses struggle, it's only momentary.
Still, there are problems that have to be addressed and even Holgorsen is probably glad to have a month to address them.
Take tempo, for instance, which is at the heart of the offense.
"When we [increased the tempo] and started going faster, we limited what they could do [as far as making defensive adjustments],'' Holgorsen said of the USF game. "But then the problem is if you're not getting yards and you three-and-out, you put your defense out there a lot. And we put our defense out there a lot in the second half.
"It's really risky to start [trying to play faster]. But that's what we should have been doing to get them to where they were kind of base.''
And so now for the next month, Holgorsen can slow things down and figure out how to speed them up and make it work.
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You know what I thought when I watched Terminator? Why can't these giant killer robots just put down their weapons and have sex with each other? Well looks like I wasn't the only person who thought that, because somebody actually went and actually put this together. Check out the entire Flickr gallery here. Possibly NSFW, depending on your office's stance on killer robot sex.
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In other sad transportation-related news (I swear this is the last one), an escaped crocodile on a plane caused a panic, ultimately resulting in the plane crashing and the deaths of 20 on board. One person survived. Unfortunately, it wasn't the jackass who smuggled the croc o... / Continue →
This is a set of keyboard stickers by designer Chris de Lorenzo that replace the letters with cute lil pictures of things representing the letters. G SHOULD BE GEEKOLOGIE. The whole list is: q quaker w walrus e elf r radio t tooth y yak u umbrella i ice creams o owl ... / Continue →
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Hey ya'll, First of all, Congratulations to Chris Coste of the Phillies for his 3-5 day against the Cubs (see Coste's incredible updated stats to the left). He also threw out Alfonso Soriano trying to steal second base. He also caught former Twins pitcher/head case Kyle Lohse. Lohse gave up two hits, hit two and walked a batter in the first inning. Somehow he gave up just one run. Jacque Jones left the bases loaded by drilling a liner off of Lohse that he was able to pick up and throw to first for the final out of the inning. It may have been the best thing for the Phillies as Lohse had to leave the game. They brought in another former Twin JD Durbin who got the win to improve to 4-2. He gave up three runs on five hits and a walk in his three innings. Later, JC Romero came in to pitch for the Phillies. He went 1.1 innings and gave up just one walk. For the Cubs, Jacque Jones was 2-5 with an RBI.
Earlier today, I got an interesting e-mail from Mark Zoff, a regular reader of this site. The e-mail was very good and well put together. It was fairly short and I thought it would be something that more readers would enjoy seeing. It is also more numbers around Jason Kubel. As those who have come to this site for a long time know, I am arguably Jason Kubel's biggest supporter, so seeing numbers to say he is doing well, or even OK, despite the fact that his overall season numbers still are not looking terrific, is interesting to me. Mark looks at some numbers you are familiar with, but one that I don't reference much here is BABIP. That is Batting Average on Balls In Play. Here is the definition from the Glossary of The Hardball Times.
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- Batting Average on Balls in Play. This is a measure of the number of batted balls that safely fall in for a hit (not including home runs). The exact formula we use is (H-HR)/(AB-K-HR+SF) This is similar to DER, but from the batter's perspective.
So, enjoy the quick analysis and then voice your opinion.
Your assessment of Jason Kubel for July was certainly fair. His external performance was disappointing in July. However, his fundamental performance has been improving considerably with each passing month and he appears to be suffering from an unsustainable and declining BABIP. For your consideration, here are Kubel's stats for each month of this season:
Month Avg OBP SLG OPS BABIP BB/K HR/PA % April/Mar 0.261 0.288 0.348 0.636 0.310 0.250 0.00% May 0.220 0.297 0.366 0.663 0.271 0.380 2.17% June 0.266 0.309 0.469 0.778 0.264 0.500 4.41% July 0.225 0.288 0.437 0.725 0.214 0.540 5.00%
He has increased his walk/strikeout ratio every single month along with his HR/PA percentage. As far as I am concerned, his BB/K ratio should continue to move upwards towards the .88:1 ratio of his minor league career as he further acclimates himself back to major league pitching and the game itself after missing most of the last two years. His HR/PA% seems to be near where one should expect his performance to remain around 5% HR/PA and 12-15% HR/FB which yields approximately 25-30 HR a year depending on playing time. Additionally his line drive percentage, while no longer tops in the majors is still a very healthy 20.0% which would place him in the top 30 AL hitters if he were qualified.
The only area of his performance that has declined over the year has been his Batting average per balls in play which is something that he has very little control over. Considering his OPS is still at .700 while having the 8th lowest BABIP in the league, amongst qualified batters, demonstrates to me that his future remains very bright and his present is not that bad either.
If this makes me sound like a Kubel apologist, that may be so. However, his underlying performance continues to improve and once his luck turns around, I expect him to produce .850-.900 OPS seasons with regularity.
Thank you for any consideration of my analysis.
So, there is Mark's analysis and opinions. Now it's your turn. What do you think? Can Jason Kubel be a 850-900 OPS kind of guy? Is he a future star? Is he lucky or unlucky? Share your thoughts and opinions.


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Location of Binding Sites in Small Molecule Rescue of Human Carbonic Anhydrase II Biophysical Journal, Volume 92, Issue 2, 15 January 2007, Pages 562-570 Deepa Bhatt, S. Zoë Fisher, Chingkuang Tu, Robert McKenna and David N. Silverman Abstract Small molecule rescue of mutant forms of human carbonic anhydrase II (HCA II) occurs by participation of exogenous donors/acceptors in the proton transfer pathway between the zinc-bound water and solution. To examine more thoroughly the energetics of this activation, we have constructed a mutant, H64W HCA II, which we have shown is activated by 4-methylimidazole (4-MI) by a mechanism involving the binding of 4-MI to the side chain of Trp-64∼8Å from the zinc. A series of experiments are consistent with the activation of H64W HCA II by the interaction of imidazole and pyridine derivatives as exogenous proton donors with the indole ring of Trp-64; these experiments include pH profiles and H/D solvent isotope effects consistent with proton transfer, observation of approximately fourfold greater activation with the mutant containing Trp-64 compared with Gly-64, and the observation by x-ray crystallography of the binding of 4-MI associated with the indole side chain of Trp-64 in W5A-H64W HCA II. Proton donors bound at the less flexible side chain of Trp-64 in W5A-H64W HCA II do not show activation, but such donors bound at the more flexible Trp-64 of H64W HCA II do show activation, supporting suggestions that conformational mobility of the binding site is associated with more efficient proton transfer. Evaluation using Marcus theory showed that the activation of H64W HCA II by these proton donors was reflected in the work functions wr and wp rather than in the intrinsic Marcus barrier itself, consistent with the role of solvent reorganization in catalysis. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (252 kb) |
Comparison of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Methods to Determine Distances between Spin Labels on Human Carbonic Anhydrase II Biophysical Journal, Volume 80, Issue 6, 1 June 2001, Pages 2886-2897 Malin Persson, James R. Harbridge, Per Hammarström, Ragheed Mitri, Lars-Göran Mårtensson, Uno Carlsson, Gareth R. Eaton and Sandra S. Eaton Abstract Four doubly spin-labeled variants of human carbonic anhydrase II and corresponding singly labeled variants were prepared by site-directed spin labeling. The distances between the spin labels were obtained from continuous-wave electron paramagnetic resonance spectra by analysis of the relative intensity of the half-field transition, Fourier deconvolution of line-shape broadening, and computer simulation of line-shape changes. Distances also were determined by four-pulse double electron-electron resonance. For each variant, at least two methods were applicable and reasonable agreement between methods was obtained. Distances ranged from 7 to 24Å. The doubly spin-labeled samples contained some singly labeled protein due to incomplete labeling. The sensitivity of each of the distance determination methods to the non-interacting component was compared. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (244 kb) |
Structural Features that Govern Enzymatic Activity in Carbonic Anhydrase from a Low-Temperature Adapted Fish, Chionodraco hamatus Biophysical Journal, Volume 93, Issue 8, 15 October 2007, Pages 2781-2790 Stefano Marino, Kuniko Hayakawa, Keisuke Hatada, Maurizio Benfatto, Antonia Rizzello, Michele Maffia and Luigi Bubacco Abstract The carbonic anhydrase (CA) family of zinc metalloenzymes includes many known isozymes that have different subcellular distributions. The study described here focuses on identification of the structural features that define low-temperature adaptation in a Chionodraco hamatus protein, both for the reaction center, at an atomic level, and for the tertiary structure of the protein. To this aim, an x-ray absorption near-edge spectroscopy/Minuit x-ray absorption near-edge spectroscopy analysis of the reaction center was undertaken for both a structurally characterized human CAII and CA of C. hamatus. Higher structural levels were analyzed by sequence comparison and homology modeling. To establish whether the structural insights acquired in fish CAs are general, theoretical models were generated by homology modeling for three temperate-climate-adapted fish CAs. The measured structural differences between the two proteins are discussed in terms of the differences in the electrostatic potential between human CAII and CA of C. hamatus. We conclude that modulation of the interaction between the catalytic water molecule and the zinc ion could depend on the effect of the electrostatic potential distribution. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (387 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 74, Issue 6, 3182-3189, 1 June 1998
Chingkuang Tu*, Minzhang Qian*, J. Nicole Earnhardt#, Philip J. Laipis# and David N. Silverman*, ,
* Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, University of Florida, College of Medicine, Gainesville, Florida 32610-0267 USA
# Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Florida, College of Medicine, Gainesville, Florida 32610-0267 USA
We investigated the efficiency of glutamic acid 64 and aspartic acid 64 as proton donors to the zinc-bound hydroxide in a series of site-specific mutants of human carbonic anhydrase III (HCA III). Rate constants for this intramolecular proton transfer, a step in the catalyzed dehydration of bicarbonate, were determined from the proton-transfer-dependent rates of release of H218O from the enzyme measured by mass spectrometry. The free energy plots representing these rate constants could be fit by the Marcus rate theory, resulting in an intrinsic barrier for the proton transfer of ΔGO‡=2.2±0.5 kcal/mol, and a work function or thermodynamic contribution to the free energy of reaction wr=10.8±0.1 kcal/mol. These values are very similar in magnitude to the Marcus parameters describing intramolecular proton transfer from His64 and His67 to the zinc-bound hydroxide in mutants of HCA III. That result and the equivalent efficiency of Glu64 and Asp64 as proton donors in the catalysis by CA III demonstrate a lack of specificity in proton transfer from these sites, which is indirect evidence of a number of proton conduction pathways through different structures of intervening water chains. The dominance of the thermodynamic contribution or work function for all of these proton transfers is consistent with the view that formation and breaking of hydrogen bonds in such water chains is a limiting factor for proton translocation.


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LSU football is picked to finish second in the SEC West
Michael J. Montalbano, The Times-Picayune
July 24, 2009, 8:43PM
HOOVER, ALA. -- LSU was picked to finish second in the Southeastern Conference's Western Division, according to a poll of 64 sportswriters released by the conference Friday. The poll, part of the conference's preseason media days, also had offensive tackle Ciron Black and tailback Charles Scott on the first team All-SEC offense. Fellow Tigers senior Brandon LaFell was picked...
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July 24, 2009, 9:18AM
HOOVER, ALA. - The reporters here for the SEC media days have picked LSU to finish second in the league's Western Division. In the results of a writers' poll released Friday morning, LSU trailed Alabama in the predicted order of finish, which tabbed Ole Miss, the favorite in some quarters, to finish third. Arkansas, Auburn and Mississippi State rounded...
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LSU football returns to action for spring game
Derick Hingle
April 19, 2009, 1:26PM
The LSU faithful have been waiting several long months to see the Tigers back in action, on Saturday evening about 30,000 fans got an opportunity to see the purple and gold back on the field for the team's annual Purple versus White spring game at Tiger Stadium.
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April 14, 2009, 10:56PM
BATON ROUGE -- The uninvited and unwelcome injury bug that has visited LSU football repeatedly this spring felled another victim Monday, although this time the long-term effects should be minimal, according to Coach Les Miles.
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October 12, 2008, 12:43AM
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LSU's backfield came up big in Auburn win; what does the future hold?
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September 22, 2008, 5:40PM
This past weekend served as a thriller on the football front. LSU's team proved they were worthy of their ranking as they edged the tenth-ranked Auburn Tigers in a shoot-out 26-21. LSU came out on top largely due to the play of its running back Charles Scott who carried the ball 21 times for 132 yards. Scott became the first...
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September 19, 2008, 12:27PM
One of the main components of LSU's 2009 recruiting class is quarterback Russell Shepard. The signal-caller is not recognized as the cornerstone of the class solely based upon his performances on the field, but also for his recruiting efforts off of it. Many of LSU's future prospects have stated on several occasions when they spoke to Shepard it was almost...
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NAZAAETW COLLEDE OF ROCI-IESTER .. 1/ --!. Vot-XXIII, No.7 November 8, 1967 Restless Believers: Topic For NCR·Keuka Seminar Tbe Lay ApostoLale h08ted a sem· inar with Keuka COt\<!ge last S.llur· d~y. The topic was "The Problem oC Faith on the College Campus." The d~cussion was hased. on The R.slle.,. Belie~ ... by John Kirvan. DarylJ Filcb from Nnarelh and Marcia Oak.< from Kouka began the discuIISion with a summary of the book. The thirty participants discussed rellgious faith - its relevancy, the consequences of acoepting thaI faith, moral implications 0{ a retJgious lailh. tbe oeed (or organized reo IIgion, and tbe parallels and dissiJnilarilies between Lbe seven institu· tional faiths represented. Doctor Qltenlio Liglltner and Mr. John NCR Receives Kodak Grant Eastman Kodak. Company will contribute S6.4 million UlIder ita 1967 educational aid progTam. SOme $.339,600 in unrestricted d ire c t grants goes 10 80 privalely supported colleges SDd universities. N31' areth is among the local gran I recipient<. The direct grants are based on the number of graduates (rom Ibese institUtions who joined Kodak wit.b.lJl five years following graduation and are presenUy completing five yelU'S 01 company employment. Kodak contrlhutes $600 (or eacb CUll year of academic work completed by the employee ;;t a privately supporled, accredited gehoo\ {rom which he received either a bachelor's or a grad· uale degree. O"r 16tO$'l grant of $2400 was received through Joanne BeIne ('62) who has lust completed her fIfth YNr at a Kodak employee. The direct gTanis help scbools to compensate {or the difference betweeD the actual costs of educating Olen and women now with the com· P8lIY and the amounts l.heie gradu· ates IIIAY have paid In tuition and lees. Graby 0{ Keuka's Department o( Theology and FaUler Sh.annon mod· erated tbe discussions. . The discussions seemed to point Dlalog"e-malor part of NCR·Ke"ka ~'n.r. OUI thai Nazareth's Lay Ap03tolate is extremely active (or a school o( its sUe. Keuka's activity program is h:lmpered. because of the school's location. Kellka.'s ecumenislD is very nAtural because of the wide diversity of religious elements represented on its campus. Keuka has dispensed with such reUgjou5 practices as com· moo grace before meals and classroom p!'1!yer. Worship services are non-<ienomlJtational althougb Ibe col· lege Is affiliated with the Baptist religion. Aller lunch and a tour of the Arts Ceoter, the gToup ha.d a final discussion. The particlpants then met for an ecumenical service In Alma Mater Chapel. Doctor Ligbtner read an original meditatiOD on tbe passion of Christ. Martin Luther's "A Migbly Fortress" was sung. An Agape celebration concluded the ecumenlca.l. day. Bread and wine were sbared at a 1l1ng table. Lay AposlolBle Presidenl Marty Keller, Father Shannon, and the representatives fl'om Keuka expressed the hope (or a coutinuation 01 our reLa.tioos with Keuka. 1'WO perspectives Un Church: Atwell, Cutty ''Tbere is no questioll that changes have laken place in the Catholic Church. To Ihese changes, differenl p eo pIe react in different ways. Father Atwell and Father Cuddy rep· resent two mUerenl reactions to these changes In the CbUTCh today." -Monsignor Shannon. A d i a log II e. "Change In Ihe Church:; Two Perspectives" will be presented here by these two men on November 15 at 8 p.m. Each will give a 20 TDinute lalk (ollowed by abollt five minutes of comment on the other's speech. Then the floor wilt be opened {or quesllons {rom the audience. The discussion shoulcl in· etude tile eccleeLaslical. litUrgical and ethical matlers which confront today's Church. Father Atwell Is Ihe editor o( the Catholic Courier Journal, and Is very aclive in local ecumenical move· ments He is repuled to ha,'e spoken al more non· CathOlic church~ thaiJ any other priest Or minister \.Q Roch· eSler. Father Cuddy is !.be pastor of a parish in Clyde. New York. For the past three weeks he has written a column in Ihe Catholic Co"r"r JOLIr· ""I al the invitation of Father At· well. Aboul two years ago, be objected to some of Falber Atwell's ed· i torls 1.5, sl.!lting they were "too sophlsllcated" (or many members of hi. parish. He suggeKted to his parultloners Lbat Ibey subscribe to the Denver R"1II.ter and then choose between lhis newspaper and the Courier Journal. F:\ther Cuddy is a former Unlted SUItes service chaplain, Newman Club chaplain and spiritual director al SainI Andrew's Seminary. The d]$cu!!Sion will be held in Ibe /I {Ls Center auditorium. Coffee Hour - A Success The topic o( the student·f'aeutly Coffee Hour on Octobe.r 25 was Ihe proposed New York Slate Consh· tullon. By 10:35 a m., there was ~landing room only In the CommUler Lounge where the discl1$Sion was held. Sharon Nbert was chalrm.n o{ lhe discussion, wilh Maureen Freeman and Sister Joseph Eileen speak· ing in lavor 01 Ihe Con~titution, and Laurel Roth and Mr. Jack JOyce speaking agaiast it. Shakespeare's Othello On Stage; NCR·SJFC Players A new exeprien« wlll come 10 the campus uext week when Ihe N:uareth·St. John Fisher Dram. Club presents its firs I play In the Arts Cenler. They have cbosen Olh.llo, the Moor 01 Van;"e, as the first produclion. Shakespeare's tragedy of jealousy in love will be presented on Novem· ber 17, 18. 19. Show time is 8:15 p.m. On stage will be John Var.ni a£ Othello, Robert Shu u lago, Loul. Gian ... nte •• Caulo, S"'",n Hughes •• Desdemona, and Kathryn SMlla •• Emil • . The production Is welt suited for tbe new auditorium. The spacethrust stage oifers 180 degrees o( viewing. This Is very similar to the original Sh.,kesl'earlan stage. Most of Lbe attention is focused OD the actors. TheIr faces and costumes will be accellted by the lighting. This decreases the need for scenery. High panels on each side of the stage will serve as background. The acoustics In the Auditorium an excellent for drama. Even wltb. out a microphone, a nonnal voice on stage call be beard from Lbe back of the auditorium. The first pBrt o( the discussion given by Maureen. explained the dif. (erent sections o( the do~ument, pointed out the Dew iI.e.ms incor· porated in these sections, and em· phasized the advantages o( Ibe proposals. Si.<ter Joseph Eileen .tressed tbe fact that the Constitution was shorter than the previous one, and that its principles were broader. leaving a wider ~rea for interpreta· Uon. Tbe document also represeIlts a compromise, since it Is presented in a package whose parts can Dot be sepautecl on a polilical basis. Sister pointed out thai the lDcrease to spending proposed by the ConstilU' lion takes inlo accounl Ihe lJJcreased inflation of the COming years. Laurel discussed (lve m a j 0 r poinls of opposlUon to Lbe new document. First, the singular package will force voters to decide whether 10 include Hems 10 whioh they are opposed because they a p pro ve others, or to s~erlfice Lbe elltire (C",,1nI1Ud ... J1<lU' Utn.) Focus: Series II Of New Cinema New Cinema II. films by Tru{(aut, Godard. Kuri, and others will be pre· s<!nled bere on November 9-12. The Iilms will be shown in the Atls Center Auditorium beginniDg each evening 8t 7:30 p.m. The Concert of M. Kabat, All the Boys are C.lled Palrkk, All Actu.Till, The Oo-It-Vounell Cartoon Kit, Act Without Words (with a dance demonstration performed by Andrea Sclarabba), The GamM of Angels, The Apple, aod T .... Moot are the presentations. These films will lasl a total o( one bour and fifty minules. Sludeni Uckets may be purcha.ed for S1. Regular tickets wI1i be sold {or $1 .75. Seniors Take Prize in Spook Skits \ \ I, ,.,...- -._-- s..nlors Won In too Hall_n slclt competition f<I~ , .... HCOnd straight year. The wln .... rs' pictures will be on display on lo~~ Smyth bulletin board today. Above: blind mice, of co" .... 1 GLEANER • 1 ..... --1 Editorlala: 'Pulsating LitHe People' Arise! Two pressi.llg eJ<a/1lples of poor jourD.aliJun have come to our attention. Both d.irecUy concern Nazareth. One appeared In Sunday, October 22, o.n-ral & Chronicle. Thls ar· Ucle was an attempt 10 describe the col.lege life of women. II was good for a sick laugh. According to that article. we are )ong-tltJrled intellec· tu als '" bo really aren't reading allY' th.ing In parlicul/IT rigbt now. For the record: people here didn 't stop readlng after last ye/IT's Tolklen fad . And, to our knowledge, Undergrad bas yet to produce a formal "code" to keep Our kn~ out of sign. (Qoute: "We have a dress code"). The secood article was in Monday night's Time. Union. According to that one we're summed up as "pul· We did nol priot last week. Financial and technical red-tape maJIdated a short pause. And il was a quick experiment to see how you (elt about a weekly GLEANER. .... ling little people" wbo go 1IllID' bunting at the Hotel Stepbany. At leasl lh.is one is imaginative. We realize th at there are grea t dlNiculties encouotered ill prepar· Ing articles {or the news medb. Im· portant phrases get cut and report· ers find that their key words have anolber cOll1lotation {or Ibe reader. 11 Is oot an ea.y t.ask. Rut there is nO excuse lor doing an Inadequate job 00 the college campus beal. We rnggest Ibat these local newspapers put as much time inlO gelling the real facts as Ibey do in (inding unique feature ar\.kles. If their reporters just can't take time to get the story straight, why nOI ask Ute ta.ll\pUS newspaper to do it-for a by·IiM. We wouldn't dare to malign our own pe<lple! The response lell no doub!.! in our mind that NaUiretb wants to support a weekly paper. Now we inlend to carry through on that plan -because YOU wanl it. too! Special Events Calendar ~ Nowm .... r 8 9-12 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17·19 18 21 21 26 The Gerry Niewood Quartet.. 7:00 p.m., - Arts Center--G1.3 New Ci!lema n, 7 :30 p.m.---Qodard, Polanski, Lester, Trulfaut (ll() mlnutes) The Day the hrlh Stood Sliit-UR moYiE>Hoyt Hall-IO:45 p.m. S.fvalor .. Gullla_UR movie--Hoyt HalJ- 7:15 aod 9:45 p .m. Blues SlI\ger Lou IlawIs-Eastman---43: 15 p .m. Rocbester Pbilbarmonic MoZMt Serles--Lazlo Somogyi conducting-Arts Center-4:00 p.m. PianUt Mlsha Dichter-Eastman---43:15 p.m. Gap Mangione, modem pia.n~nsored by Millie Dcpt.-4:30 p.m.-Arts Center, 72 The Yellow Roll. Roycoo-UR movie-Upper Strong-7,15 and 9:30 p.m. Debate on Ibe modern Cburch-Fathers Atwall and Culty-Auditoriwn, 8:15 p.m. Film: A Hard Oay'. Nlghl-SJFC-Free Oth6lI_NaureUt and St, John Flsber Drama Club. 8: 15 p.m. British writer and lecturer Dick WUsoII. on Red China . Short film on Days of Dylan Thomas (day) TII",,,.I, 18th century !"rench satire (In French}sponsored by lJ of R and NCR Foreign Language Department!, 8: 15 p.m. Rochester Chamber Orcbestra-Eugene Lisl. pianist-David Feller conducting-afterooon Letters to the editor • •• SenIors on RIngs OMr Edit"" I just wanted to commenl On we recent letters coocerning receiving Ibe school rings SeDior or Junior .vear. This subject was one oC the £irsl 10pics discussed last year ill the Tra· dltions committee and as J Junior n!presenlallve I became acquainled with many of the pros and COns. J. peJ"5onally. dedded Illat I preferred the ring ~Dior year. When I c3llle back to school In Septem.ber, I was • Senior. Big Deal! Well, It wu a "Blg Deal" becalCle we received a symbOl in the Fall. which. somehow, gives the extra push needed to face Ihe new cbat. lenges of Senior rear. If Ibe ring was gtven last Sprtng, I lIlink much of Its meaning would have been lost I.D lbe shu/Oe of the JunJor Prom. moving up day. sister banquets, exams and the summer.. . Sir Spillman '69 o.ar JunlMJ, Last year we issue of class ring.. was brought up, Wlsuccessfully. Tbis ... ear it Is being presentcd again by the preseot junior elllss. wbo want to receive their rings at the end of junior year. Wben. as a junior, you Olove into the senior's place you may think. "at last'" But you rcaUy don't leel liJ<e a senior until you pUl that class ring 011 your finger. That's why I (eel thaI the movlng.up day cere· mony should be extended to include the juniors receiving their rings. My second reason is parlly per· sonal. I would nave loved wearing my Nuarelh senior ring aU summer in Madrid. Other seniors, no maller where they were. would have been proud to wear their class riog, bon· oriDg Iheir coUege. One argumenl that bas been given is thai seniors would resenl / il If anolher class was wearing the , schOOl ring. But al the eod of the year. seniors are too busy worrying aboul e x a m s and graduation to worry about another class wearing tbe ring. As it ts now. {or about the first month of schOOl when no class is wearing the ring. the seniors should be. to represent their changed status. their final ye/IT. A Senior ,uppc>m,. Cindy DePoruto Control The Ca",era Dear Editor, The Undergraduate Association wiU undoubtedly choose to supply the sludenl publications. especially GI ... ner, with equipment suitable for conducling weir projects In the con· text of an increasingly more soprus. ticated campus. SpeciIicall,y, If pic· tures are to be taken at ~vents In the IEscape" Films On Way Out By DEDI BRYFONSK' BUNNY LUKACS The bell Is tolling lOr Ibe days , of the Doria Day-Rock Hudson love farce . the Elvis Presley musical. and the Gidget travelogue. And while Ibe final sho..-eltul of earth is paUed around the grave of tbJs form of escapism, Ute firxt w:ill$ of the new· born of the cinema are heard. Several or these Infants came to Nalareth last weekend IIli Cinema 1. (God i. nol dead, he Is sitting In • rocking ohair In lhe mIddle of a field. Polanold In "The Fal and tfIe lean" pre ...... Ihls god AI a pollt"'al dupot f"d""ly eMllIVlng m&n by dHlJnjng • goat 10 hi. leg). AI"" I'NII'"'9 this politic.al theme In an arWlN"" urtoon f~oll Is Bruno 8 __ .......... :_ I~~_ "'_-.1.1_ 4 "La Jetee," the longest and most moving £Um, presents its message lhrough we science fiction media. poo World W 8.T In. and experiments with time. The theme can be lilted oul 01 thi! setlitlg, a tuture hoi I)caust. and brougbt home powerfully -man can't turn to the past. be Dlust look to the furore. As such. 11 serves as a psycholOgical study oJ man. Cinemas I and D are DOt patchwork quill.! of movies showing the definite directiollS the film iDdllSlry Is taking today. Ibey are a kaleidoscope ol exploratory trends In the Industry. These trend. lead the vlewer, througb the media. back Into h!J:nse1l. The movies of Lester, Tru.lfaut, and Polanski don't let In.an e.cape !rom all unaatlKlylng ellis- , ... ~~ fh.6.0. ~ '_""'4~A hi,,", '" It Arts Center. dearly c"mera< musl be used whlch do nol require flashers. Some events are such thai "you're on Candid Call\era" fiu; In with the very splrll oC the experien~ , e.g .. the Halloween party, Others do not. For e)Wllple, the Arls Center Dedi· cation. Even in the corridor preced· ing the formal ceremonies the atm osp here was one 0 f person m eel · ing persoo Intimately. in the joy o{ Ihe occasion, knowing the cost in effort and pain that went Into the making of the deeply exclting buitd· ing and action thai the Arts Center is, Contemporary man find! It in· creaslngly offenslve to be "looked at" ("'stared at"?) when he is trying to read spontaneously in a world where spontaneity bas been cut down. partly lhrough the ever-pJ'e5- ent eye of the "public" wblch stares througb the products olthe camera. The already famous Cilm "Blow·Up" is a study o{ man's removal o{ bim· sell from life by put~ celluloids between himsell and reality (not jusl . C!lIDeras, of course. but all walls). (Sis/<r h4' ~'" i ~ / 0 r m < d JhIJJ) the flashes thaI dld occur at the Arts Center Dedication itse)f did not come from Nazarelh CoUege ,tudents. This occasion, bowever, serves as an indication of tbe need to take steps to maLCb all areas of our ac· tivity with the rich cultural advance lhat Ibe Arts Center represents. No one would lhink of {lashing sbots at the Eastman Theater. At a poUli· 01 convention.. yes - it Is an act which is directly "to Ute pubUc." Al l: an Arts ~ent or lonnal lecture, never. There are significant times, ~ however. when it Is justuied to v quietly take pictures, not interrupt. ing the lived event with much move· .~ menl, glare and flash. An adequate a camera, therefore, wouJd enable r GIHner to meet and matcb the qual· ( tty that it ii striving after and show· . ing Ibis year In e-acb edition. Ii the T cort of sUch a camera Is prohlbWve. I then very carefully delineated guid ( lines must be drawn up (or campus piClure laking. No individual hal been al fault in Ibis, it Is simply . mailer wbere growth requires ad· , juslmenl. What was adequate fiv I yean ago is not adequate now. ! --SIster J,n. I I Light Comedy: Madonna Street • By LINDA NICKNISH I The showing on October 24 0 I Big 0 .. 1 on MAdon .... StTeel began J lhis year's Nazareth Film Series with I a chuckle if nothing more. The 61ro I was a Iigbt comedy whose chan!cten were bred of Robin Hood's generor ity and Ibe Three Stooges' stupidity Tile Action and dialogue Werf laugbable, but the funniest touch was the periodic in.ertlon of bla and white caption&, old·movie style. The show was a relaxing blt 01 enlert.a.Jrunenl, for some a dlsa~ polntmenl, and for some a relief wben compAred . with the mort "arty" movies 10 which we have become accustomed. n. otI.UCIR I. ,.wl.t.d ... lIy - .....,. ~ - ."./11 Ihi ,... .. .... " .,.., • ~~ (.01,1 ... ., lodI.al"'. 42A.t ~ ...... n-., ......." ......., ..... 14.610. f'IIIo .... I3'!I1·9 ... " . ___ " ___ "' _ ' _' ..• _ . ~ Juo ....... ......... - - _ ._ .. -_ .. - ...... - ... &.fp - ...... _ _ . ____ .. _ .. _,_ ,,_ ... ~~ .... It. -...... __ ... 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He showed us the 'tuationalist In contrast with the ob' ve moraIJsl. Tbe situalionalist talks about nns but rejects any obJecUve no as absolute. In brlngjng out e use of the sltuaLlona.lil;l's apoacb to relUOuing, Dr. Dupre ked cerWn processe! to the nae 01 man. Freedom - the Euantlal Freedom Is 01 the essence of I an. ADd wbat is man free to do?- o create. M an objective moraUsl, , Dupre feels man is creator 01 his WII morality but his creation is a VI!>ry 01 what i& good for him. e is not an ab.!Olute nor arbitrary ator. His next two lectures were on uJariZAUon and religion. The two • pects of seculari2ation of which be oke were se<:u1arism and secu· ' lity. lie discussed Marx. Freud, ie!:zscbc. and Sarire as contributors the religious seculMiml. Man: 'ews rellgiop as an e%pression of 'al alienation. For Freud religion . a negation of man's psychological ·ustment. Nlettclle and Sartre see Igion as mora) frustration. In each of these views, man's sense ol guilt a very real tension. Restraint Is ecessary, Is civilization worth its inblLlon? What can secularllaUon oller religious man? Religious Man In ~Iety In his everting Ie<:ture. Dr. Dupre pointed out that religjous man can and sbould find his place in seculAr ety. We must proeeed knolVing thai every cultural revolution is also ~ religious revolution. CTeaUon 01 tbe role of the Christian can be seen .s a milturing process. Maturing man ~crepls responslbillty. Christian man becomes compal.ible wilh modern man. He knows there is a union of the prolane and the religious. Today the Church is progressing, we are t of a lup. The CIInction of the burch is to relate to the condlitions of the times. Dr. Dupre B.'!ked his audiences sev· eral times iI they were following him. Alter the early afternoon and evening lecture he had • question and answer ..ession. He was very concerned with quesLions on the Church, divorce, and bow move· ments toward revolution will be re.a.J.i.zed. Dr. Dupre spoke to an 3lmost lull auditorium during each lecture. His lecture$ were the first formal aca· demic lectures in the New Arts Center. Dr. Dupre said that the ftudltotium wu the best in which he had spoken. Belore coming to Nanretb be bad been at a conference at the University C)f CatifornJa at Santa Clan and be spoke in a simib.r lecture series at Niagara University. Dr. Dupre will lecture lor two more weeks, and then relum to his teach· ing 3t Georgetown. He lOW spe.od the next two years in writing a book on rellgion and modern nun. * Successful Coffee Hour 'Con'mu~ /r'C-r7t pagt' o)(rJ Constitution, Secondly, many 01 the refonns e:q>erted to be inclUded inthe new Constitution were not. because the document was not composed on the Ideal non-parli.&tan ba· sis that had been planned. The cost of the proposed eJCpendltures and the repeal oC the Blaine amendment were the final points of objection. Mr. Joyce eJtpressed the opinion that. because of the manner in which the convention was run. the proposals were Dot weU thought out before being entered In the docu· menl. One of the main centers 01 con· lroversy was the Blaine amendment. Those In favor of the Constitution felt that it WOuld be benefici31 to private institutions, while those op· posed lelt that the amendment could be repealed by other method! and that. when combined with the section on discrimination, would limit the freedom o! the private institu. tion as well as putting the educational lacilities und~ the authority of the Board 01 Education. Yesterday the voters answered the question "1. the proposed Con· sUlution better than the present one. and If 50 is it the best that can be written?'" CHICKEN SNACK ------------e------------ FRESH CHrcKEN (Not Frolen or Precooked) Cooked to PerfectIon In 1 MIn. Includes Golden French Fries and Deluxe Salad EAT AT WAHL'S OR ASK THAT YOUR ORDER BE PACKED "TO GO" 60 N. MAIN ST.-PITTSFORD ~, ..... FaC:lllty Interview: Life is like an onion By PE.G LEVICK (Wilh this i.",~ Gl<lJJ",r b<giru Q wcddy ,aj" /Nlurin~ Na.r.ar<M C~Ilege /ocuhr mcmb<,.. Mr. Ceorge Td· a[nil< 0/ Ike Hi.Jlarr D'p<Ulmenl h.ru con~nfM 1(1 ~ha.rc wi,h ...., Jilf1U 0/ hi.J idOlU.\ In his second year of teaching at Na~reth, Mr. Telawik is an instruclor in Modern Revolutions, Lalin America n HIstory, China and Japan and Russian History. He bolds a B.A: and M.A, in History from Ni· agara University as weU as an Are3 Ceni1lcate 01 Specialization in Sllvlet and ~st European Studies. He has begun work on his Ph.D. at Indiana Unlversity. Mr. Telatnlk's teaching experience includes one year teacb· Georgf> Telatnlk ing as a Graduate Assistant at Niagara and one year o! teaching on the secondary level ~ a substitute Instructor. A ba~belor. Mr. Telatnik rMides in Farmington. N.Y. On Teaching in a Women'. Col. lege: "The full impact oC teaching only women was not, I think. lelt until my first class which. if I reo member correcUy. approached ~eing ~ traumati~ experience." The Hippie Mav"""'nl: "I don't think H shOUld be easily dismissed. It seems to me that Ihese people are in many respects representative 01 a generaUon which is cbaracteriled SWITCHED-ON FASHIONS FOA THE COLLEGE CAOWD DOWN10WN, SOUrIflOWN. PIITSroRD. GR[£c( HAL HOLBROOK ill by a more than usual degree of anxiety. frustration and confusion. U viewed as products of our complex. impersonal society, I think they provide good Indicators of the ills which confront America today." Running For Public Offl"", "Yes indeed. I Uke very mucb participating in comedies." SIlI<ient Actlvlm: "It seems to me tbat a student. wbether an ac· tivist or not, should be concerned with every!.bing that aUe<:ts his mode o{ life as a sludent. It seem to me. however. that any institution should be able to expect that activists use the proper ch.annel.'! In tbeir attempt to have Implemented the reforotS which they would. Iike to see. This of course requires pa· tience. Yet 1 lee I a moderate ~pprosch will have the moat beneficial results." The Viet Nam War: "I think the motior shortcoming of those wbo ad· vocate Americao wltbdrawal froro Southeast Asia Is their lallure to view the Viet N:un conflict In hls· torical perspective. I peT son a II y think Communism Is evil and therelore support continued resistance to il5 expansion if only on moral grounds." Peacenik" "I am convlnced that the majority of those actively involved in the peace movement are sincere: I am. however, dlsturbed by the degree to which the movement. especially its leadership, has beeo Infiltrated by subversive ele· mcnLs." Altitud ... Toward. Life: "It's like an onion!" City Club Offers Varied Series The City Club o{ Rochester in· augurated i\.s 1967·1968 lee t u r e series on Saturday. October 28. The I eet u re s~ ri es wi U be held at the Chamber 01 Olmmerce. 55 Sl Paul St. (walk past Edwards on Main Street until you come to Lerner's, the.n JUS! tum right ooto 51. Paul), An optional luncheon, cost n . is served at noon. The speaker be· gi.ns his lecture al approximately 1:()0 and flnjsb.es around 2:00. The cost 01 the lecture is $1.75 but cheaper student tickets may be purchased at Nazareth. HICKS and WcCARTHY 21 Solltll Main St_ PlttJfor4. H, Y. LUNCHES IIMARK TWAIN TONIGHT" FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24 Ai 8:15 P,M. EASTMAN THEATRE TICKETS: $4.50,4.00, 3.50, 2.so OQ sale 8' 1101 oClie<> now! GLEANER Protesters Drafted By Uncle Sam (CPS) - General Lewis B. HBr' sbey. the only dlrector in tbe 'P' year bistory of Ihe SeleeU ve Service System, claims Illere aren't \lkely 10 be repl1sals by his agency against IllGse who participated in antl·war demonstrations this month. Blaine Repeal Debated HUMAN BLO "0 miracle of "ahwe " "We don't wan I to make marlyrs o( these people," he said. 111 refer· ence to those who turned in or burned their draft cardi< 1l\.St week be said; "We do <lllylbiJ1g we can 10 keep the youngsters (rom belng tried." But he added omJnously that the draft agency fIIrni&hes any tn{orma' tion which It caD \0 the Justice Department. Aclion against members 01 the Resistance who turned in tbeir draO cards-Hersbey reJers to them as "delinquents"-will be determine<! bv local Matt b~ds, However. two years ~go Hershey ordered aoli.drafl demoostralors at tbe Universily 01 Midugan recla£3lnell I·A. Hershey also had several crlti· Clsm. or Ihe demonstulors. He said they arc caUSing disunlly and h.ave been caused by "a deterlon.tion of Of Ihe family" ~nd 100 mud\ "per· missiveness." fie also doubled the effective· ness 01 demonstrations. Out of 34 miJllon draft regb!ranls "200 demo onstrators here and 300 Ihere does not make mucb difference." He said Ihal none 01 the demonstralions bave 'lopped inducl",," (rOm joining Ihe army, Demonstralors, said Hershe),. "are being put on by older (olks. There are people wilh preslige with the kids thaI lend to comm~nd aUenlion with Ihe emotionable and imp~· sionable kids "Heady wine. thiB wanling 10 gel your piclure in Ille papers and on radio and television." NCR. UR Sponsor French Satire The Foreign l.3nguage Deparl. menl 01 Naure\h College and the Foreign and ComparaUve LilerabJre Departmenl or Ibe University o[ Rochesler are joinlly sponsoring TUCARET. an 181h Cenl"'" Prencli sallre by Lesage al the Arts Cenler on TUe'5dsy evening. November 21 .t 8:15 p.m. LlteraUy Iransl~led , "u Treleau de Par;s" means "pori3ble boards of Paris"; snd tbe l~hnicaJ equlpmenl and the aelo,., arrive [rom France In as compact a package as possible. In Frencb Tbeatre. TUCARET is Ih. oe-ry {irst of Ihe real "social come· <lies." a predecessor to !be sharp satire of Moliere. and as sucb demands an elaborate setting. Thls year marks Lhe Ilmth Amer· ican lour {or u Tre\<>.3u de Paris under the d ire c I ion o{ J~ de Rigault ~nd the twelfth French play brougbt to this country (or AmerIcan audiences unda( lbe auspices o( the Frencb government. OisserLaUons, both pro and cOn, on the New York Slate Constilution and Ihe misnomered "Blaine Amend· ment" were given on October 30 al 8:00 In st. Basil AudltorJum al f'is,her . Four speakers presented their views. Jobu Schmltt. an alumnus of Fisher aDd Dow employed as an analyst {or SlrOmberg·Cu/J<on, spoke as a representaUve {or the Cillieo:; for Educational Y r e e d 0 m. Mr. Schmlll Advocated the passage of tbe oow Constilutioo whicb repeals Ihe Blaine Amendment. HIs reasons were numerou... one being Ihat pri. vale schools are unequipped with the funds 10 provide modern devices whicb are now needed. Noting Ibe un lairness of lb.is amendmenl. be e 0 III men led Ihat separalion 01 Church and State should be guaran· teed .long with the guarantee "Lo send )'our child 10 the scbool of your dloice." (He .aid that If this ",hool i •• private .. h<>ol Ihen you pay lhe penalty). Two oppo ... pauago Charleg SchIano. a local ~Itomey, nexl prunled his views ~alnsl the passage 01 the Conslitutlon. Con· sldering Lhe Blaine Amendmenl 10 be a minor issue. he gave several reasons for his position. The fact thai Ihe blldgel would be so greaUy Increased led Mr. Schiano to slale Ibol he does not IruSI Ibe legislature to tlandle lb.is sum. Thomas Ha.mpson, a member of MCPEARL, also gave bis views against Ihe Dew CODstitution, rlUlul· ing Blaine. He slated Ihat any or· ganlzation ... Weh sel up its own school should be prepared 10 pay (or it. He gave three imp<lrtant rea- It is Interesling Ihal Fisher's newspaper bas decided to try 10 present "N32" new •. But NCR's a!'livitieg are $I) diversified Ibal a single p~ge devoted 10 us }s certain· Iy an understatement. Without the fan {Me, we will continue 10 publi. cize Ibe eveoL< of lmportance to our rea~ers . Word Gets Around the Place to Buy Your Hose! 2 Pr. for $1.00 J'Wh.a1 i. a City Councilman?" ThoornIas. Frey, o.n-ratlc <.andida'& for City Council .rld YD'. Preold ..... ' Judy Bagley met with YR's Preddont Mauro Heim and Councnman Stephen M.y aft .... Ihe political dlswalon hero last week. sons lor IW beUer., those being: it would propose a grave threat \0 religious Ireedom glnce getting money (rom the $\ale would involve slate lnt.erveoUon: it would have a d.Js. aslrous effect on public scbools which ~ Ire 8 d Y have inadequale funds wllieh would be furtber uode.r· mined : and il would Increase religious striCe. A retort ContradicLing many of the for· mer statemenls, John Regan also an ~lIorney gave answers to these problems. He s>.id Ibal none of tbese evenls occured in the 27 olber states which bad no Blaine Amend· rr.enL, so mosl likely Ibey would nOI OCcur In New York. (He uid thai this amendment i •• subtle 'orm of diJ.Crimlnatlon, economic dla.crlmlna .. lion, and Ihal peopkl should no' be diotriminaled agalnri be<.ause they cho ... to ... nd th.ir child to • private "hoo]). He also oOled, in regard to a stalemenl made by MT. ScbJano, Ihal he has some trust in the legislalure. mainly because there. is no one else 10 trust and because he helped elecl tbese men. He closed by stressing Ine point tbal Lhls is "Ihe lasl sbOI al the Blaine Amendmenl" and U the Constitulion is de· feated now thl.s particular issue is dead forever. The leclures were followed by a period 0 ( q uestioos and a nSWeTS. ~'d PITTSFORD PLAZA STATIONERY, CARDS PAPER BACKS 60 N. Main St. Obec.olYle One of 4e' l he.aj;~ >YIedic.il'ltS . mocJe~n Science / '~fI 8.1 .... D,ly~ . Novtmbtr 20 All Day Math Club Holds Lecture Day 0" Salurday. November 4. NCR Malh Club wekOIned .boul area higb sc.bool studenls to a M Leelure Pas on the Naurreth PUg. Talks were given by JuniOr Seolor math m~jors. The pro W~5 held to acquainl pros malh sludents witb college. Tours of the Arts Center (0110 Ihe leclures. A uCresllmenl pe Offered the students aD opportu 10 meel Ihe {acuity o[ the Math panmeJll and Ihe members of club. 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Acid Rain Legislation: Pundits See Strong Opposition; Supporters Say There's Hope
Mar 01, 2001 — Three North Country Congressmen are pushing a new plan to reduce acid rain. The bill would cut sulfur emissions from power plants in the Midwest. Nitrogen oxide and mercury pollution would also be restricted. Similar legislation has failed to win support, but some observers say this may be the year for reform. Brian Mann reports.


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Rev. Frank Haig, S.J., professor emeritus of physics, celebrated the 50th anniversary of his ordination on June 19, 2010.
Fr. Haig, who joined Loyola's faculty in 1973, was ordained in the Maryland Province at Woodstock College. He was one of approximately 15 priests ordained at Woodstock that day.
Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Fr. Haig holds an undergraduate degree from Woodstock; a Ph.L. from Bellarmine College; a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from the Catholic University of America; and an S.T.L. from Woodstock. He joined the physics department at Wheeling Jesuit University in 1963 and served as Wheeling's president from 1966-1972. He is the younger brother of late United States Secretary of State Alexander Haig, and also had an older sister, Regina Haig Meredith, an attorney who passed away in 2008.
Looking back on his life as a priest, Fr. Haig is grateful for the opportunities he has had to explore his relationship with God and to support others in their spiritual journeys.
"It's a very profound type of experience," he said. "As a priest, you are trying to get close to God, to have contact with Jesus Christ, and to lead others in having these types of relationships. It really goes right to the heart of you."
Fr. Haig, whose ordination occurred just two years prior to the Second Vatican Council, has witnessed an abundance of change in the Church, most recently the growing Latin American influence on the Church in the United States.
"It's fortunate I studied Spanish in high school," said Fr. Haig, who celebrates two Masses each Sunday, one in English, one in Spanish. "The wonderful thing is that at the Spanish Mass, the average age is about 15, compared with 65 for the English Mass."
Fr. Haig remains active in the University community, and continues to enjoy the vibrant energy of campus life. "Being on campus reminds me of the end of Peter Pan, after Wendy has grown up, and she sends her young daughter off to Neverland in her place. The spirit of youth is eternal, it's just the individual people who change," he said. "You really get to experience that in education."
Fr. Haig and the Loyola Jesuit Community will mark this milestone with a private celebration in July, while a larger anniversary event will be scheduled for a later date.
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Tonight Kevin Correia is facing the White Sox, which happens to be the only MLB team he has never pitched against. So congrats, Kevin, on reaching that pretty much meaningless milestone.
What can we expect from Kevin tonight? As most Twins fans begrudgingly admit, Correia did a fabulous job in April, but he's historically had pretty great Aprils and it starts to go down hill from there. Hopefully history won't repeat itself, but Kevin's first two starts in May have followed the pattern so far. Correia gave up 4 earned runs on 6 hits over 5 innings against the Indians May 4th, and 3 earned runs on 9 hits over 5.1 innings on May 9th.
On the other hand, look at the White Sox lineup.
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Jake Peavy already faced the Twins once this year back on April 20th, and he did a pretty good job, pitching 7 innings with only 6 hits and one earned run. His last start against the Mets went pretty well too, going a slightly fewer 6.2 innings also with only 1 earned run. Peavy also totally owns Josh Willingham, who is only 1 for 18 lifetime against Jake.
On the other hand, this isn't the same Twins team as the one back on April 20th, now that Aaron Hicks is a superstar who is going to hit at least two dingers every game for the rest of the year. Yes--that is a call.


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1983 Seirra
This Seirra has 47,000 original miles. It has a 305 with a 700r4 transmission. It was all original until I did the following modifications, replaced the manifold with an Edelbrock Peformer, installed 60,000 volt distributor, installed headers.
Since these modifications my transmission slips while shifting into 2 & 3rd when excellerating to fast, after shifting it works fine and doesn't slip. It will shift fine if I let up on the gas as I reach the shift point.
Could any of my modifications cause the problem or is the transmission having problems
07-14-2009, 09:28 PM #2Absolutely. The TV cable from the carb to the transmission controls line pressure. You need to adjust it. Open the lock tab and let the cable snap back into the housing. Lock it down. Now floor it. This will give you the static adjustment. You may need to shorten it up a little if it still slips providing you have not already burned the band and clutches from driving it while it's slipping. Keep your fingers crossed.
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