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VOL. XIX G. Fraser Ha rrison, Conductor, Thrills Student Reporters At 3 o~e to<:k on Tucadny niternoon, Nov. 2, Guy fo""rn•ca· H lll'rbon granted an interview to s~udtnt reporters. During the course of the intendew lh Haniton cov .. ered several aspee14 of mu•ic, all or which •boold be lnttrtatlng to college students. Mr. Harrison's intertll in mU.Ait. he l Aid. w.. probably Inherited £rom his father, a church organi.at. He has six yann of boy .. choil· experience t.o his cred it since he wtls In Lhe choir at the Oxrord Cathe· dral. T h is popular Jlocbuter musician bas been conducting 1ince 1923, before which time be conducted mus.ie for the aitent films. He stated that u many as 12 pi«.es of music were used in the course of one movie. About ' 18oogie-Woogic" .Mr. Harri!;On graciously C!xpiAined thlll it was fine in its place, but that. it. should not be hcnrd nt. n concert, any more than clnseieal music is not to be heard at a dl\nte. To the s<udent joumaliJts" query about bis favorite compoaer. Mr. HaiT'i!oo c:Mse Bach b~ause he finds his mU$ie most sadtfyina in teveral respects. As a final appropriate not.e, Mr. Harrison declared that. the musk o( this war is not "" ''catchy" as lhnl of World Wn•· I, but he be· lieves that composer~ have mtan)' tunes tucked away to be used after the war. Students Usher For Auditorium (t all began with the mo.npowu ahortllJC, when Eaatman Sthool AludentA could be seen usho1·ing at concerts, nnd other RochcatcJ' col· lege men and women took over the pa.'-Sing out. of pro~:rams and find· ing of seats at the playa which came to the Auditorium Reecntly we asked llr. Robert Corri5 of the Auditorium. il he wouldn't share the ushering privilege (and lt is that- think or the ticket.l they don't h.-c to buy) with the Nazareth CoUegc women. He wu ree.l· ly glnd we suggested It, nnd accepted the proposal qul\o cnthu· 8iastically. So-starting wlth 1'Ar· senie a.nd Old Lnee," nearly a week before )'OU get t.hls, our gals will have gone into action at the Auditorium Mr. Corria Imposes only two regulationt. The more im· portant is that we take our few duties seriously - he finda that moat of hi$ assi.st.nnta thus far have been sadl:y in need o! n aen11c or responsibility - and tbut we wenr no spOI'ts clotheft. .-----·------------+ THINGS TO COME!! I Tbank~ving Vacation. f I Feast of the lnimaculate Con- ception on Dee. 8. I SodaJity R~eption on Dec:. 9. Sub-Freshman Day. I Yule Log Party. Chl'istma., Dnnee. Concert by Lhe Boston Sym .. l phony. Lectur~Pbillip Murray. I"T J:.o-ee lo A Family" at the l A Jditorium. + ---+ WEDNESDAY. NOVE~ffiER 24, 1943 JEAN SCHANTZ Jean Schantz, '45, To Direct SRO Again; A. VandeVoorde Heads Business Staff The Student. Council of Nazaret..h hat named JtA.tl Sehantz. a junior, director of SRO - the college mualeal - and Alice Vande Voord~. sophomore, business manager. It will be J ean'a duty to super- -----------vise the writing or script and Frosh Receive Their music, and dances. She announced t.IJMi. tt11 ;,l.uUetlt.e Ate eli,s-ible for acript·writing, and anyone who is inte1·ested rnuwt submit n complete act or scene with n aynopsia of the wbo!e play. Unfintahed scene$ or acu will not be considered. Jean baa stated that abe will try to make SRO a.s inttre.ting and amusing as poulble, al"'d at the same time keep it on a hlth plane. As director of the SRO play, ustage Door Cnmpalgn." last year, Jean showed htr capabilities as a writer and a lcade l', Her inte.re$t& are largely Jitcrnry, hnving writlen seve1·al t ho1'l stories, pJays, and poems, some of which have been accepted by maga&ines. Alice will t.end t-o the finances and details of the produ<tion. She has said that SRO will ne<eosarily be a suce:t"ss if thue is mutual e:oope. ration among all concerned. Aliee, an indu_striou. and talented student., wa• chosen one of our delegatee t.o tho IRC conrerGncc at Balt.imora rcecnt.ly. Both Alice nnd Jean will announce their eommlttees within a short time, •• well aa the general plan an-d theme of the production. Austrian Archduke Otto Talks i11 Culture Series It is especinlly fttting that the spcoker in the Christian Culture Lecture series nl AQuinna should be Arc:hduke Otto O( AuJitl'ia, since the ltoscow conference set forth as a condition of peace the reba· bilitsiton of Austria. The Anb· duke's topic: wat .. Europe in Re\" Olt," and hia main acbie,·ement was to ahow the bare and unadorned fach of many things wbieh have been glamori~ed by movie.s and magazines to the exte. nt that they m·e scnrcely recognizable. The IJ~Onker did not show the military aituatlon in Europe, b ut. concenlrftted upon the politi· <al and psychological aspect of this war. Be probed to the very roots of the events, •t~.tin~ aJ the basic Academic Gowns Aa tho atudcnt body sa n~: the ''Cnp And Cown" Song, the Fresh· man Clftu filed across the st.Rge t.o receive their Caps and Gowns at the traditional in\·estiture eere· mony on November 4. Sister Teraa i)larie. assisted by Jane Kre.clcel, President of the Undergradunte Asaoeiation, placed a cap upon the head of each girl.· Catherine McCArthy •nd Agnes Murthn, officer• or Undergrad, then helped ~he gll"ls into their g owne. Eittht c-adet. nu r&~, since they are to spend only this year at Na~· areth. were given re-membrances of Nazareth by the Dean. Tht Dean explained to the Fr~hmen the real signifi<"ance cone:ernintr this event and added thnt it meant more than we all l'eali1ed. As n clirnnx to the ceremony, the Fl'(~shmcm for the first time sang their clnsa song wbic.h was hea•·tily received by the audience. condition.s which brGugbt about world dillllttr-geographical mal· adjustment, diuuption of intern•· donal commerce and inc.reased minority problems after the last peace treaty. The scion of the HaJ)Jilbul'gs showed Ew'Ope before 1939 divided Into two camps: the JStrong nnt.iona who wanted to AJ)~ p~as.e Hitler, and the nations that. wan\cd to Aght ror their liberty but wet~ too wt-ak to do so. Europe fe11 to Hitler bttause, as Hitler him~lf &Aid, 10 ) ehall be inside the city before r ah.all be there . ., Now Europe It divided Into G~nnany, the NeutraiJ. the O<eupied Coun· tries and the Satellites. The s~ak· er pointed out. as the main factA in the OtCUJ>icd countries an inc rease In pnlriotic feeling, the dillappcnran( C of nhnost all the old political pa11.iea, and above all. a tremendous religious revival. The rtaiat.anee in those co\ln• triea it p-ing rrom labor to the (Continu•d on Page 3) FATHER HUBERT SWEENEY GIVES COLLEGE RETREAT The annual retreat for Nazareth Coll(!gt students. led by Rev. nubel't. Sweeney, had its solemn e1oaing t his aft~rnoon with Benediction or t h~ ntesscd Sacl'nment. This a'cLrcat, given along Euchtu·ll!llie Jines. opened on Monday n1ornlng with High Ma"" sung by the •tudent body under th diree tlon of Rev. Benedict Ehmann. Two N.C. Students Attend I.R.C. Meet Two Nn.arenes, Rita Meyen and Alice Vande Voord e, two weeks ogo represented Nu.nt·oth at the Middle Atlantic States lllC Confc rm1ce held nt Johns flo J>kln• Univu&it)' in Baltimore, Mnry .. land. Of th• rorty-S<lvcn college> repreaented, sixteen were Cath· Oli<. In a brief resume, our delegates aald: "The con!erenees; empha.,.. bed lbe necessity o( unity; unity Among the Allied Nations and a apeelal unity within our own Unit· ed States. The policy of Russi• •• t'·Cgut·da her Communistic views were heatedly debated. The Negro problem hcrC!. in America woa dlseuued and it wa' agreed lhat it was the reapon.sibiHty of eoUege nudents to educate lheir eommun· itiea in destroying raee prejudice." Thia ann\lal conference will be held next year at Marywood Col· lege In Scranton, Pa. ----- Fruita of the classes in liturgi(a) aln.-ing, whitb Father Ehmann hu been t-Oatducting~ were oft"ered to Cod on that day, the feast or St. Ceema who is the patroness of musician$. This year, St. Cecllla'a d•y olso ma.rked the Fortieth Annlverwry of the "Motu Prop•·lo" ot Pope Pius X, which eoneet•os the •·etorm of chureh mue:le. NnZArenes warm I y I'C!CCived Father SweeneyJs kind and under ... at.andlng manner enhanctd by hi• close acquaintanee with alm1 and problem.s of young people, Father Sweeney, a PaS$Ionltt father. comes from St. Gabriel'• Mong. tery in Boston. He usually gives missions and retreM.a for priests, nuns, college and high achool Atu· dents. His forceful and powcl"ful style of speaking mol'e thnn ode· quotely equips him for thia lm· J)Orl.3nt work. Father Sweeney ;, wtlJ known In Rochester since he bu been .rh·· ing missions in the Diocese for the put thirt«n yesn. Last month he gave a two weeks' mission at St. Monica's Parish. Faculty Member MISS SCHREINER Gives Air Talk DISCUSSES CHEM Mias AngeHne 1\!. Guzzeti.R, pro. feasor of Italian and Spanith at Na~areth College, as a member or the Speaken' Bureau or the Roc:heat.er War Council, deltvued a radio addreu on Friday, Nov. 12, over WHAM. MISS GUZZETTA Mia Guuetta's topic:. Air Wac•, waa an ap~al for recruits for Air Foree Brane.h of the 'V AC, and in puiat of the work the women of the eounh·y nre doing. In port she snid: "Out. ot 400 Jobo OJ)en to soldieL"s, 100 nt·e now taken over by the Women A•·mt CorpL They are accepting their responsibilities with a seriousneu of purpose that spelh preserve· Lion for th('.ir independent Amer· it.an Womanhood." ln toneluJion MfA Cuuetta $tau•d: .. When the •moke of battle is over 11nd bella peal out the cry of victory, the women o! Ameriea may, with pride, t.ake their place be.sido t.hcl r b 1-ot.het.. in nrm.s from overge.na nnd ju&t.ly &a)' - ''We are very lu<ky glr"-" Mlu Guuelts will be heard apln at. f:requent interval& over the aame atation. RESEARCH JOBS Tbrougb interviews with union, Miu Eva Scllreiner. our pla.cemt'. nt direetor, has discovered that themit.al research Is the predom· lnaling interest or the ltience llU• dents- The necessity for new dis. coveries1 tJ.s a result of the war. is no doubt partly responsible ror this ta·end. There is a decided damnnd for worken in this field and companjts find there nt·e more positions than there a1·e people to flll them. In eonelu.sion Mie:a Sthreiner adds that any girl who hu auc· ctsarully <Ompleted h•r coli~ training and Us: capable or lUling a reapon.,ible I)O$ition has every opportunity for securing one. Fresftman Frolic At Har-vest Moou Dauce The Na~areth neweomera began their aoeial aetivities November 20 wht'.n the annual Frosh Frolic wu held in the college gym. The traditional tea d.anee wat abandoned this year in favor of an evening Barves't Moon Dance to enable the Y·l2 otudtnt• rrom the Unh·ersity of Rochestet· tLnd the Air Cadets to nttend . As before, Junior class mcmben ncted a.s eo..chNirmcn with their little si•ten. Eleanor Maloney, F~hman C!hairman, nnd Dais)' Welch. prMident of the Junior ClaM, were the general chairmen. Other committee heads int.lud· td Alice Fol•y and Dorothy Weg. man. orc:.hestra; Clare Kane and lAis Stoller, reception. lnvitationa were .. nt out by Elizabeth Mulcnhy and Relen Florey, while tran&l>Ort.ation was Arranged by Cynthia Smith nnd Jenn Schantz. Edith GoO' and Mnt·tha Sheedy were: in charge of decoration•: Marion Hcffer and Mary Jeanne Meyer. refreshments; Ann SuJU .. \"&n and Beverly Jones., checkin1. 2 THE GLEANER THE GLEANER I Stars NAZARETH COLLEGE U stan were but minutes in our Publication Office: Ceorge P. Burn• Presa, Inc., 49-51 North Water St. 1 busiest day, VOL. XIX 1..... 'I We'd bold them and cling lO them in our own small way, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1943 No. 2 We'd measure each one for ita val- Publ!ahed Monthly Then we'd cardully tpend it the l ue and light, The Studenta or Nazareth College, Roch.,ter, N. Y. way we thought right. ~~'!~.·~~~~~:,:r 80~~~,.~~::!!~ER I But the stan an in heaven, and AISOClATit EDITORS ·~ we here s.bould know Dorh Ole,.,., Jo.a Fol•,. That minutes are precious u their :~;"~:~~~=~ H~~rZ:. £:~• ~~~!~ :=a twinkling glow, FEATURE EDITOR ALUMNAE EDITOR PICTtTRE EDITOR Thus we should plan all the min· ao.e .. a rF w._ldt Mary X~ llealr Pa.tricill O'Crad7 Utes of day, SOCJBTY KOITOR ORAMATlO EDITOR ART EDI'TOR To tonform to the works of our SP:~ ~~7;;,R UT~;:R~;:raTOR CIR::~~~~:u:~:1CER \'~ry short ,t.ay. Dorothl' Wea••n Na,. Lombardo Benrly Jonu llltAD TYJ)I8"T RXCHANC:E EDITOR lbrr Leone M.arle 01 Oeora:1o SPORTS TYPISTS DUSlNESS STAFF LudUa .Wadbhon Nl«~11na Lnanta Betty Drluoll Jt!al:'l l"'nnon Marla Oula J ano Lally .lo.n Dutan Ooroth)' S mith Lo,.ota Nola.n Oarbara fkbr«k Oa••rlr McConnell Mar)' fkh•nk N&WS 8TAFF' Maur•an llanry )hr•arat MeDermou Vlrtlnla Kl" FEATURE STAVV Howe.mar)' Obnnor Mllcll•ad 0"o1owlca J ean Schoen Cla1.._ Kll•n Mowenhan Oua.ldlne Cramer 1943 SOCIE'I"Y STAFF ~htlba Oallaaher MUSIC STAPP Ro•am.ar)' $eanlon MC'mbc'r J:Usocioled CoUe6iale Press Martba Sbeedy Nanc:y Drown Jlelan Jtaube·r Ro .. mary Dooley C1nthia Smltb Corr-ine F~r 1944 U stars were but tea"" l grant there'd be plenty, But their sparkle deceives, unrevealing their plight, The lesson we should Ulke then, If we're ever so wlse, ra lO be like the llR1'11 and hide our few sighs. If tbe star11 were but ~miles, the wot·ld would be sunny, For their brightness shines through in the blackeat. ot times, u we'd follow the cycle or atnn on high, We'd be aure to aurceed In what-ever we try. By ROSEMARY DOOLEY TOLERANCE Count Them These days we are bearing a Now seems a logical time to count our blessings and great deal or talk about tolerance to examine our consciences for the appreciation and prop- and rights, and we do not h .. itate to condemn those c:ountriea who er exercise of these blessings. take away Cod given righta and Our first ble88ing i&--we are going to college. On the who practice intolerance. How surface. this appears to be a rather silly and vapid com- quick we are to anger at the non· ment. But perhaps we are taking our education for granted • sensical Cerman doctrines or and need such a flat statement to jar us a little. College I A~nd~m antld the "atbupo.·~· ml~n." d We 1n t,gn.an y quote e 1na 1e.n· ed~c~lion is an opportunity not offer~d ~o everyone, an able rights" pa ... ge or our Con-rectptenta of such a chance must reahze 1ts value and a c- stitution, not lO mention Chriatian companying responsibilities. Higher education makes us Charity. But, when It com .. lO ac· capable of assuming elevated positions in the occupational tual practice, aome or ua a<op world, and with this privilege comes the influence we will th~•· dt bsol 1 1 oth'ng necessarily have on others. There lies the responsibility- un~e:: we ~=:nb:ek t~e~Y w~th ~ur the responsibility of being a ct·edit to ourselves, our school, actiom. Word• about tolerance and above all to our Church. and right.s nre especially worth· Secondly, we are in college during war time. We all less, if we discd~inote among o~~ know thnt wnr co nditions have taken a high percentage of ~wn. ·~~c·ta~s Just ~ec·~·•thclr students (both male and female), O\tt of college, and yes, n::~ •. 'T~is ';: m•:.~~ ro~ 8 cereven out of high school, yet we have not been deprived of tain few whom we hnvo heur~ this opportunity. Arc we laking school serio\tSly and put- make these un-Christian and un· ting out• time and talents to wot·k? Amedcon •·en••rko. Thirdly and most Important, we are members of. a Thn !uturre yea~~· wfe ~oultdo rhcnnL<cl to ea•· o pa.rC!n...., I'C U!llng CATHOLIC college. We at·e among the very fortunate who theit· daughters 10 Nnz..-oth fo•· have at our disposal lhe principles of Christ-the only such a l'eason So awny with this principles which will lead us lo a just peace in this world uncharitable foolishncsat lct'a and Eternal Pence in the next. Arc we by our example and show that we nrc ••• • Chri•lians. pt·ayers trying lo spread these principles? A word to the wioe io aufficienl. If we put the three toa-ether, we have- WE ARE no! _.~ GOING TO A CATHOLIC COLLEGE IN WAR Til\fE. F'rom my window I sce the Sahoro, Think it over, girls. Remember that Student Hour early this year when the entire student body receh•ed some little round discs? 'Ve wrote names on those discs, the names of the men we knew in service. But what happened to them? They were put into the Chapel, near the Holy Water, and apparently forgotten. Now this wasn't the original plan. The purpose was for us to pick up a disc every time we entered the Chapel and then say an extra prayer for the boy whose name we picked out. We do pray for the men we know anyway, but don't you want the other girls to p1·ay for them too? And don't you want to pray for other service men? That's the basic idea of the plan. Every time you go in to see Our Lord, pick out a disc, read the boy's name, and then while praying remember that boy. We certainly know that they need our prayers. And this is one way for all or us to cooperate in the Prayer Front, to which we pledged out·selves nt the beginning of the school yeat·. Pmy for the men in service by using the little white cat·ds in Chapell 'fhe editors of The Gleaner welcome sincerely any cl'iticisms or suggestions about YOUR paper. We hear your verbal reactions, but we prefer to see them in black __ .. --'-1'-- Dusty and sandy and dry; From my window I a.ee the Sahare. Bounded by bright blue aky. And the look of death it upon i~. Fetid and ancient and gray; The look or death !a upon it. F;mng the clear tritp day. On my knees I pray for lhe tprlngtime. Hopo.ful and living and green; Dear Cod, I pray (or the apringtime · -- \Vhen will it e"'er be seen 1 By KAY CUTLER The approaching feast on December 8 of the Immaculate Conception of Our Lady recalls for us another event, not so joy-provoking- the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Perhaps the Japanese, so well schooled in occidental ideals (the better to know their enemies) overlooked the proximity of this great feast of Mary to their first step toward their domination (they think ) of the West. Had they fully understood and appreciated it, they might not have attempted it at this time. We who are in a position to know and realize Mary's greatness, maybe are not so coniident as we should be in her inlerceMion for us. We would here repeat that devotion to Mary has time and again saved faithful Christians. The most famous of these occasions might be the oft-mentioned Battle of Lepanto, when the Western World was saved from the conquering Turks by Mary's Rosary. Everyone knows that October is the month of the Rosary, but does that mean that we should confine our devotion to October? It seems that since the anniversary of this infamous attack falls on the eve of the lmmaculate Conception, we should li terally stot•m heaven with our prayers through Mary during this time. These are not just idle words-they are a challenge to you1· Fnlth in God, His Blessed Mother, and, yes, to your love of country ! ! ! If we t·eally r3member our prayers for victory now, and nlwaye. the Japanese will rue the day they ever thought of attacking Pearl Harbor. What Does It Mean? To Catholic college girls, America means much more than those freedoms people talk about. It means f un, frivolities, and fish on Friday. lt means Midnight Mass on Christmas, and giving up candy in Lent, Holy Communion on First Friday, and crowning a May Day Queen. It means Sodality Dance, and Christmas Dance, Soph Hop and Senior Ball; claM picnics, and Coca Cola, and hamburgers on tonsted rolls. It means our Missals, and our Rosaries. and Forty Hours and Benediction, too. It means bike-riding, and canoeing and daisies in the spring. It means a blue sky, a sunny future, and no school on Holy Days of Obligation. It means good books, funny jokes, :\ie:dcan Sundaes, and S. R. 0. It means log fires, white houses, and wall<ing in the rain. It means telephone calls, velvet wraps. engagement rings and football games. It means bulletin boards. and buses, and little chapels, too. It means kid brotbPrs, and friendly teachers and cider a t Halloween. It means t·eminiscing and it means planning, and hop ing and praying. It means more than we can ever realize. America has given us everything! What are we giving America'/ 1' he editorial department wishes to apologize to those membet·s o( the facul ty about whom we printed misinformation in the last issue of The Gleaner. We offer the following cort·ection: Sister Fl'ancis Solano t·eceived her doctorate from the Catholic University of America. Her thesis, which will be published shot·tly, is titled Studies on the Postembryonic .. . ,.., • • •• a. • • 1, I. • Ttl)!; VL)!;AN)!;.K 'SHARP' SOPHS HAPPY AT HOP Four Soph• Da nce With Men Who Were "Neither T oo Youna Nor Too Old" On Saturday evening, Nove-mber 13, our Sophs staged their first success of the year. The cadets, sailors nnd marines enjoyed hopping to the tune. of ''Dutch" La Rue's enchanting music. Off The Shelf The gym was completely incog- ------------By MARY LOMBARDO Mary Esther Oanehy, lnvitations; Kay Foley, Dates ; and Mary Ann Ludwig nnd Koy Cutler, Co-Choir· men of the Clean-up Committee. -4----- nito. It fairly reeked with atmosphere - r easopabl('. :Cacsinliles of "old Father Time," "newly-bor'n babes" and what not, adorning the walls, represent•tive of the theme of the even ing, •'They1re Eithet· Too Young or Too Old." Committee H ears Review U you 1ike the Utopian theme -.and most people, especially today, should like s:ome such escape from the barrassing affairs of the world-you will like this. Edward Felicitations are to be extended Bellamy, v.-oriting in 1887, is not to the untiring efforts of the fol· lowing girls: Margaret McDermott nnd Mildred Okolowicz, General and Honorary Chairmen respec~ tively; Belen Afal·y Bauman. cbaiJ·. man of Decorations; Jeanne Lennon, who "magieked" cookies and punch into tasty t ealities; Kay Hog- nn. ilrt"hfl>t::b·A t'hAirmnn: Alif't> Vande Voorde and Madeline Nuc.itelli, Co-Chairmen of Tickets: The Local Hoards By JEAN SCHANTZ The: month's most heart-warming news is probably the two-day visit of \Vallet" Hampden in The Pat r:otr., the New York Critic&' Pl"ize Play for 1943. We'd been looking Corward most anxiously to JuJie: Haydon's BJ>Peflrance, bot het· pnrl, -while plea.-;ant and girlIsh, was somewhnt ~mall. and really didn't call for everything Miss Baydon has to offer. The pln)' would seem, at flr~;t glance, to concern itself principally with enrly national questions, problems of administration and bnhldng. but Sidney Kingsley proves his genius by overshadow· ing the conflict between Jefferson a.Jld HamHton with the heart of each man. n.nd showing us n good deal, in the procc.s1, about the bcart. of every man. :\Jr. Hampden's voice is still deep and impressive, and his speech as moving as it was six years ago, when Cyrano de Ber gerae: came to town. Louise Beahon dropped in to sec B lo-S•om Time and drank deep of Shubru·t. Sh0 has been waxing l'apturous over his laughing music <!ve.r since. U the heart never grow& old, as Sist.et· Philippa t laims, it is no wonder that. Sigmund Romberg's theatre translation of Shubert1s winged waltzes is everywhere beloved. Against a glorious backdrop of old Vienna, uniforms, and champagne toasts, Franz wooed Mitzi in magnificent baritone, and Mitzi capitulated in yards of tulle, satin, and sequins. Louise votea for a return to nineteenth century romance, and advocates a return of Barbara ScuJJy and Roy Barnes who lent sueh satisfying personalities to the leading roles. The seeond meeting of the Eu- strikingly original considering the charifjtie Committee was held No· works of his many famous prede· vember 9th in the Sodalit)• Room. cesson, but he is closer to our Patricia Goodwin reviewed two own day than Plato or St. Thomas chapters of A~bot Marmion's More:, to mention only two. Chria.t in Hia. My.a.leri.e.a.. The first Looking Backward st...'lrts out chapter, uTbe Mysteries ot Christ with a striking picture of the cap .. are our Mysteries," exptains that italistic. fJYSt~m. and from then thi!t il'<. tl'ue because ft.nt of all on, in un nlmott unint<.>rruptod Christ lived for us, secondly be- 'question~and·answer style, it decause He is our Exempl9r in nll, scribes the very muc:h improved and thirdly because we are united world of the year 2000 A. D. with Him in Lhe Mystical Body. It boasts of n plot, and thel'e Hence. all His acts are re-enacted is even a romantic element in it, by Ul in the Mystical Body- and but there is little more thnn a God the Father sees all of us h slight framework on which to His Son. Fat.hcr Ehmann explained hinge the ideas the author was trythat the union t'!Xisting between ing to eonvcy. The style is clear members of the My.!>tical Body is cut, and the thought content flows the t-hh·d in the degree of intcns- along quite eas.ily ity-the ril'st being the union be- Jneidentally, you may be won· tween the Pe.-~on5 of the Ble&Sed dering where tho title could pos�� Trinity. and the 1iCC:Ond between sibly fit in. rt. !;Cen1s thut Juli:m the divine and human nature of Wesl, the hero or the story, i! a Christ hero he can be called, through a (CoQntinued from Page: 1) set of curious eit·cumstnnces falls fal·mel'S, The Archduke stated into a trance-like sleep in the Bos-. that there was nothing glamot'011S ton o! 1887, and t.hrough another or pathetic about underground set of curious circumstances sleep~ work, and that the chief troubles through a hundred and thirteen are premature uprisings and paper )ltlllr$, to uwake in the Boston of shortage. He also commented 2000 A.D., which in the meantime upon the position of the satellites, hn!i been transformed, :.~s has the taking Hungary as an example, rest of t.hc wor1d, to a perfect and showed that these countl'ies nothin.g-le:ft-to·be·de•ired P I a c e. al'e doing an inlmensc. amount of His new Criends regard him as r;ood and 15aving hundreds oi refu- somewhAt nncient, and it is in his gees' Jives eom·ers.ations with them that the Reviewing the situation in Ger- c<;ntrasb between the old system many itself, Otto of Austria &nid and the new at·e brought out. The that the nrmy's morale was splen- world of 2000 A.D. is seen as comdid, but the morale of the home.- munistic, not in the sense thnt wo front l•worse thAn in 1918.'' Both know it, however. The inalienable Communists and the Church are rights of the people, not. respected rapidly gaining ground, and the in Modern Communism, together bombing of German cities has tre .. with every economic beneflt is the mcndous psychological resuJts. governing principle of the time. The Archduke concluded tha t The econornic !;)'stem is espeeial1y this war is a wnr of sw-vival, and interesting - community eating that the p~acc nl$0 will be n peace phtces, department store efficiency, of &urvival. This peaee will be protection from the elements, etc. "the hu;t chance for Western All of this the reader is apt to Christian civHization to save it- regard a little skeptically- not beself!' lf we misuse t his unique cause he may be. e ither skeptical ehnnee, pr-obably our whole way of or pessimistic by nature, but beliving and all that is dear to us eause a system of the kind, conwil1 be eradicated ft'om the sur- dueted on a world-wide scale, !ace of the earth. Otto of Baps· would involve s uch a tremendous burg ended his most enlightening :change t.hat 5000 A.D. would speech by stating that we must seem like. a more logical date. possess sufficient humility to base However, the book is worth tho the new world after t his war upon reading, even if only to see in the principles of Christianity, Lib- black and white, fiction though it er ty, and Justice. be, evide nce of people who can Ma.rin Bcrl, ' 46 live in peace and harmony. QUICK QUOTES FROM THE FROSH Last. waek your roving 'reporter took out her notebook, sharpened her peneil, adjusted her bifocals and ~et out to look for some Hfor· ty seveners." Her co11ege editor had stated, '''The new Frosh have new opinions and the uppcrelnssmen wonder how they enjoyed the act-ivities of the past month. So-oo get on the beam; show some steam; get their view; it's up to yoo.' 1 The first activity on our $0Cia1 program was Mission Dance. And the first .. interviewee" was Ethel Bohrer. "The .Mission DanceT-I loved it ! and 1 had a. really s uper time. The secret is-4r1·ab a man for the first dance and don't let him get away!" Rita Da via, witb a twinkle in her eye, exclaimed: "I had a eolossP.l time ond I thought that the Mor· ines and the Sailo-rs that came were pretty sharp.'' And another activity of the month was the Ra1loween Party. Were they chilled nod thrilled in the Inner Sanctum of the Chamber of Horrors! Did their hair stand on end when the melodrama, "Toupee or Not to Pay/' was presented? Did the Frosh like the tasty reufros.huments? Rita. Be ttner, enroute tQ a lecture, paused and told us the$e words of refre.shment--ul thought the party was swell! 1 liked the idea o! all the classes getting together and cooperating." ln the locker room amid the powdtting of noses and the comb· jng of cUJ·Iy locks we found Alice Foley-"Tbe imagination and wit of upperclassmen settled things in my mind -that the pnrtie.s at Nazareth College are rea!ly run." Ela jne Mulcahy chimed in-"1 thooght the Ha11oween Party was very well planned. The boarders sure dig up some original cos .. tumes. esp-ecially Betty Mulcahy, as the "paper dolt" A t this point, in walked tho " paper doH" herself Life in the Wide World and said, 11The Junior Closs really presented great acting nbility in the skit. Both the faculty ond the students had an enjoyable time." ' 1The tine cooperation and excellent spirit of all the students made the Halloween Party lots of fun !or everyone." piped up Yvonne '1Bonnic" Frey. Eleanor Longfellow Maloney chanted: ''The party sure was spooky; It had lots o! laughs and thrillsBut I liked it best I guess \Vhen the unine· pins" took the spills!" And with that thought in mind and with Lotions ot Love, I remain your Gleaner correspondent, Malta lnchill, who seconds the words of Cynthia Smith, another Hforty-sevener," who says "We're looking forward to more parties if they are all like the Halloween Party., 'Doc' Abel Proyes Able Edison invented the electric light. Our noted professor, Or. Abell, turned it on. The Portuguese class had assembled. But the few pupils who composed the class were in the "dark/' Not only because. they had not prepared their lesson but also becaose the electric lights would not work. Outside it was dark and gloomy and in Room 117 it was almost impossible to see. The stu· denta fcrvenUy hoped that the class would be dismissed. But gal· lant Miss Guzzetta decided to brave the elements and have class. The girls settled down to work but Dr- Abell, the star pupil, left the room. T he rest of the class therefOre concluded that be was ollct•gic to darkness. Suddenly the eyes of the students were blinded by the lights. Or. Abell then rctutned with a satis·fied expression on his :race. Proudly be told the class that. he had gone to the office nnd turned a little switch. Or. Abell would certainly make a suitable assistant to Mr. Lenl"y. Life ia very interesting for the r- - ---------Aiumnae the.~e dnys! Well, at le a•t in th4! line of work it. is. The war hn opened so many new field• We hear that C::tthy Statt, '43, is home !!:'om La Guardia Field, where she has a very interesting position. She,ll be going back, soon, aceording to l'epol'Ui. Rita Scott, '40, formerly of the Speeeh Department, is in Buffalo doing executive gil•l scout work. Peggy O'Brien and Naney Oi .. neen, both members of the elass FAVORS • TROPHIES CLUB JEWELRY SCHOOL and COLLEGE RINGS The Metal Ar ts Co. Inc. 742 Portland Ave .. Rocheste r , N_ Y. "Our Repre~entative Will Gladly Call" of 1943, arc in Highland Park,( L. ___________ _J New Jersey, working fot· the KeJ· ! r ------------, co Chemical Company. This i:s their second good job .sinee graduation ! Rosemary Tierney, '43, wellknown as n singer, i! $inging and working he:r way through boot training in tho Marine Corpa Doing thei•· part out of uniform we bear Lh.at Pat Bnrry, '43, is a USO program director at the A von Park, Florida. Peggy Meere '42, is in this field, too. With these: I two at the USO. mornle is su1'e to be hit.th with the service men they meet! 1 At the Rocheste•· home front thet·c is a "little Nazareth, at I Delco with Ginny Bauman. Helen Donavan and June Smith Muller, • all of tho class of '43. Mrs. Muller ; took this job when she l"etul'ned from a stay with her hu$b&nd. Ever in quest of knowledge (and what Nazareth g-irl isn't?), Catherine Meizenzahl '42, is working Cor her ma,ster's nt Fordhnm ttnd Betty Quinn "43, is learning the fundamentals of business in Syra· cuse. Teaching has the attention of Florence McGinnis '43, and Marce11a Caufield '43. Flossie is busy in t.he music department in -Munda, New York, and Marcella is Ut~cle Sam Wartts It So Let's Do It! The United States Government is asking all consumers of electricity to reduce use wherever possible for the overall good of the war effort. We are behind this campaign wholeheartedly and our engiJ1eers will be glad to advise you as to ways in which you may be able to co-operate. Call our Industrial Department, Main 7070- ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC A War lndustry musie supel'visor in Avon, N. Y. L.---------- -..! 4 THE GLEANE R SPORTIN' UFE Clubby Affairs It's Being Whispered - - - - And once apin tbe basketb.IJ 1 atason baa crept up on u:s! Thanksgiving time will be the official opening o! it. even though on F-ri· day, November 12th, those Juniora and Sophomores ot.aged a mighty ~PPY game. That game was but a preliminary atralr. and not a 10heduled bout. But just after this Thankagiving vacnllon we•n really begin. Man}' gnmoiJ nre already planned. The Freabmcn are eager to get started ond ohow just what basketbaU material they have; the Sophomores are ju'it waiting for a chance to realty clean up on their old advenaries, the JUJliora; and the class of '46 is ready and enger, ~ven though they bave loJJt. many of their noted players to other schools and fields of endea\•· or. Here's to the oncoming bulc: etball &ea.son-m.ay it prove loads of cood, c.tean fun l COMMANDOS (e • .-.) (Coli••• Grade) Wednesday is certainly a full day for ~az.areth lusie:s a.s far aa sporte are eoncerned. Besides those wbo are J)ftrtial to riding, Helen Murrer, Margaret Feist, Rit.n Bettner. Ca•·olyn Hohensee, Kay Tirnmcrmnn, Ali<:e Foley, Ethel Bohrer, and Gerrie Knapp are attracted to the Red Cross Life Sa";"~" Cla.u, wbieh is held from 7 :00 to 9:30 P. ~1. at the Natatorium. The girls find thla clau a Telief nfter a heavy day ut school, dc•pite the !act that aometimes the next day their looks and actions deny it. This aquatic sport. not only strvu u a period of relaxation, but for many it iJ a preparation for a future job •• a counciHor or lllc guard. The fint'l exnmination will be given next. spring, so that there will be opportu.nity to apply for these jobs. The riding c.lub of Na.zanth College is neatly under way, and l1 progre$..'-ing famousl y. lf you ahould happen by tho Ma<'h Road St.nbles on either Wednesday o1· Friday afternoon, )'OU will s.ce Florence Hetzler, Ethel Bohrer, Mary Carroll, Margaret Mary Kellick, Mary Gallagher. C)-nthia Smith. Marian Hettfer, Mary Lom. bardo, Jeanne l..tnnon, J e an Schulz, and Jane Gleason being ln. atructed in t.he art. of riding by H~len Benton, who ts physical edu· cation instruetor at East Roehe~oter High Sehool. Under such eom· petent. instruction, none or these girl!o will be the typical "Miss F•n· nic Bumper" with her usa. What" attitude so of~n encountered on the erowded bridle palha on a Saturday or Sunday alternoon. In· t t t.ad, once the p is ha\'e mastered the fiJteen points neee:ssa.ry for a good combination o£ contac.t and bttl~t1lCe, they will be competent riders. nnd from all indication& it shouldn't take long. --ProfH& OT! ''Dou the moon af. teet r.he tide!" Student: "No, only the untied." LESSONS IN RELAXATION Ju.sl to keep in that modern trend of the Army, Navy, Mnrine and Commando exercises, Nnz. areth has commenced its own Commando Training Corps. The Freahman and Sophomore girls of Mrs. Morgan's r-ym classes are truly developing muscl~.s and many sore limbs. Ourlng a gym clnss, shout& of joy nnd sorrow eRn be heard-joy if the girl has kept in trim, and a:or.-ow !or those who have forgotten the meaning of the word, ue.xer~ise." Woe to any en· emy that tries to invade tbe :Sa~· areth College campus. \Ve're pre· pored II As for tho motto of thio clnss-it's 11Not Jlesponsible for Limbs Left Over Thirty Days." La.ble - tennis tournaments are now being lined up. Anyone ean participate-from Seniors down to Freshm•n. When you see shrns up on the bulletin board entiUed, .. Badminton And TabJe:-Tennia Tournaments," just jot down your name. The play-otra are to ~ held between the end of November and Christmu. And 10, t hnt'a the cause of the current question going the rounds ot the Nazareth grapevine - nnn1ely. who's to be the ehamp of all In t.bose to~mamentat U Cin:olo Dante held .. sup~r meeting at Lorenso'a on Friday, November 12, to outline the pro(( 1'tl.m for the yenr. Mi.ss Angeline 0 uzzctta, advisor tor the group. conducted the meet. ing until officera were ~leeted. Reo. aults of the elections are: Irene Pao1one, president; Jeanne Chiavaroli, vice-president; Vita Tomaselli, secretary; Oot;s Bergen, tre.nsul'Cr. rrcne Paolone then took over the meeting and led the di.scustion of plan.~ for a Christmas party, dale of which hu b«n set tenta· tively for Dec. 14. Irene was voted honorary chairman, and Angeline Comfort Is general ehairmnn. The followinsc membe.rs n.ake up the committees : Frances Guli, Mary Ann Ludwig, Jean Cap~!· llno, and Augusta Cooentine, decorations; Viola Pavia, NicoHna Le.. vnnte. and Loi.1 Caponi will pro· vide refreohmenta; ~larie Murphy, Mnry Giustino, and Cathcl'inc AieUo will see to ent.ertainmentj Jeanne Chiavaroli and Helen ~lacchia are retpons:ible for publicity; invitations will be unt by Vita Tomaselli, and Doris Bergen wlU worry about finances. 'LIT' CLUB Rev. Benedict Ehmann spoke at the first meetinc of the Literary Club on Novem~r 2. It was held in the Social Room by its pr•si. dent, Erica Klemens. The topie of Father's t.nlk was Paul Ciaudelonc of tho great conte-mporary Fr~nch writers. Father compared Claude! in th• lit•rary fi•ld to Ceaar Franclc In tho musical fteld. He spok• of Claudel's li1c, his early 1oM ot the Faith and hi.s eonvereion at the ·~• o! eighteen. Clnudel had n buay diplomatic career as ambas· aador of Frante to many landa in .• eluding the United States and China. In the midst or all theae aet.ivities he found time !or writ, lng his very extrnordinnry dramas. F'at.her di$t'U33Cd Tho Satin Slipper and Tho Tidlna• 8rouaht To Mar-y in p.art1eular. and to some degree TJ..e Hoat•••· Betty Dooley is guing to ri•·e up her studies at !'J•ureth and take a permnnent. position nt lla.wk·Eye so thAt she enn sit in the fifth booth nt. Critie'$ 'eause college .student.a "It" ehildr~n. Jtow ean Mary Lombardo leave a letle.r !YOm a Marin~ in the ao.. clal room for so lonr without read· ing it! Such will power! Margie Kraus thought thnt we should have had Oet. 12 oft' this year, seeing as ~ow it. was Lin· coin's birthday. Nov~ber 2:! is underlined on Marilyn Moore•a calendar. Won· dcr why. Daisy Welch thought she wns Pl"<tty cute when ahe sent 2S 'Ao sheet• o! blank vapor to H. J . K. B\lt wasn't abe surprised \\•hen the letter came back for extra po~ age. Haven•t we told you that crime doesn't. pay, Dais)""! We wonder why .Mnrgat·et Owen like& green ao wcll1 [t. seems thnt lbe last time Marv went on a trip all her clothes were green. Maybe it't the lrish in btr. All the student,t in SUiter Helen Daniel's speech classet are open .. ing windows and reciting the al· J)bobet in swing·t.imc. And t.here1a a fuel shortage. too! It looks like Jeanne Chiavaroli deserves a medal lor being late. SECRET ... RIAL CLUB The Secret•rinl Club under tho direction of Ita president., Jeanne Teddy, held ita first meetine on Thursday, October 28. Of prim· ary importance wu the election o! Jane Lally 111 Seeretary and Treasurer for the present year. The members of the Club decided not to have re-gular buaines.a m~eL· inga but rather to hold ISOCial fune. tiona along with their m~tinga. Included in the plans for the tom· lng year are aupper meetinp. movies, the fftthlon show which the Club present• nnnually, and nl~SO, ont.ieipatcd vl&it.s of Nazareth College Alumnae who a:re. now working in the • ecretarial field. s.,...4 u~•·,nts the Amuicao soldie-r io Jce:land, a.od io three word$ he ba.s made- a fri~d. h works in Reykjuic a_, it does in Rochester. 'Round lhe globe Coc:a-Cola sc'I..Dds foe tH j'Nuts4t that.,.. /~s-hill become c.be ice-brcaku berwee-n kindly-minded strangers. IOTlltO tJtoiOU AUTHOaiTY 0, THf COCA·COLA COMPANY IY ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. She kept Marie Di Giorgio. Ann Valenza. and Pam Palou-i waitinr in front of the Mayftower for half an hour!! We think thot Duck Dierdorf should be in line for the Congres. t lonal Med•l of Honor, or some· thing-two weeks agu she bad four dates, all In one week!! We were under the impression that there wa!:i a mAn·t hortoge. Mady Nueitelll was seen on Main Street. .111 she was being greeted. oh, •o heartily, by a great big handsome aoldjer-.a former 10hool·mate, llady tells us. Bmm. On the day of a test in Portu· guese, Mia Guuettn found n pomegranate on her desk, nnd she1s still wondering nbout who put it there. We never he!ard of "pome-granate polish," though. - Tuesday. November 16th, waa tho beginning of the Freshman First Aid Cour~te. It is u Standard Course consisting of twent)' hounJ ol 1-"irst Aid Instructions and prae. tical work. There are t\\·o inst.ru~· ton: Sister Mary Aquin and Mrs. Mart!>. '"Morgan. All Freshmen who have not already obtained their Firat Aid Certificates nrc obliged to taka this course. And there are plenty of Freshmen! So from here on ln. I guHA we'll aee plenty of bandages and Firat Aid books. DEBATE CLUB A second m•eting of the Debat.e Club wu held on Tbundoy, No· v~mbe.r 4. A discussion on uThe Equal Rigbta Amendm•nt" as propo• ed !or the United States Con· aUtation was the topic of the day. Ruth Lorenz, pl'csident. an· nounced that Lhc ne.xt meeting. w b• held on Thursday, December 2, at 3:45P.M. in the Spe«h Thea· ter, will be. c.onctrned with a d£.. evuion on uThe Founb Te"(m." Presenting the pro and con will be Ann Bogan nnd Claire ~Jogcn· han, r~speclivcly. Aiter both Ann and Claire have apok@.n, there wUI be an open discuulon for all.
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OUR book on the fairies of the Lake District and Cumbria is now available as a Kindle ebook. It contains details of the Whitehaven fairies at Fairy Rock, The Gelt Wood fairy houses, the Borrowdale and Millom hobthrosses, the Fairy Postman from Keswick and much more. It is available from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and other Amazon sites.
I HAVE previously published Fairies of Cumbria as an A5 booklet but have now 're-packaged' it as an A6 hardback book - again handmade. It covers the fairies of Bassenthwaite, Whitehaven, Ambleside, Coniston - even telling you where to go to see them! It's £4.99 plus £1 postage.
I CAME across an account from 1902 of a fairy being caught near Carlisle in Cumbria. I have now obtained the full legend and it is included in my latest blog.
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- Set up a separate build directory (nice for testing both gcc and g++, or cross compiling)
- Use the -j N flag to increment the number of processors available to make, with N = 1 + number of processors
Example: Setting up both gcc and g++ build environments (in separate tree), and using ccache for faster compilations on a dual-processor machine, with no optimization, assuming /bin/bash:
mkdir build-gcc build-g++ bzr checkout lp:inkscape cd inkscape ./autogen.sh cd ../build-gcc CFLAGS='-g -O0 -Wall' CC='ccache gcc' ../inkscape/configure cd ../build-g++ CXXFLAGS='-g -O0 -Wall' CXX='ccache g++' ../inkscape/configure cd ../build-gcc && make -j 3 cd ../build-g++ && make -j 3
Turning off just optimization (which can produce strange results in debuggers):
export CXXFLAGS='-g -O0 -Wall' export CFLAGS='-g -O0 -Wall' ./configure
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Heaven on earth
Sometimes love isn't strong enough for forever
Sometimes we don't deserve forever love
Sometimes we just miss love forever
Sometimes forever love is just around the corner
Sometimes forever love is across the world
Sometimes forever love makes you better
Sometimes forever love makes you worse
Sometimes forever love makes you sane
Sometimes forever love makes you crazy
Sometimes we don't recognize forever love
Sometimes forever love doesn't recognize us
But if you ever are in a mutual forever love..
Then forever isn't long enough for love
But it's heaven on earth.
Merry Christmas to all.. and I hope the one who will share next Christmas with me reads this..
Alone for Christmas
The tree is now standing.. the presents all wrapped
But the feeling isn't Christmas.. my heart feels trapped
Its time for sharing presents, love and good cheer
But still its not Christmas, because you are not here
I have carols, stockings, and resolutions to renew
While the real Christmas feeling is waiting for you
Just a rambling from a man's point of view. Too often I hear how because of the last relationship a woman is going to take it slow and really examine every man she meets because of how her last relationship(s) ended. She says they were such a whirlwind of emotions and look how it ended. Growing love under the microscope.. looking for any hint of what might be a problem insures one thing.. you find a problem. Please don't start looking for a relationship until you're ready to be completely open to a new relationship.. and ready to fall head over heels. Just one man's opinion..
Leave it at the door
Drop it on the floor
Don't want to hear it any more
I know he was a bore
But don't bring it here anymore
You see, I'm someone new
I didn't do that to you
That's something you must get thru
If we're to start anew
But how can you restart
When you hide your heart
The reasons you two are apart
Keeps us from our start
Make the past the past
I want a relationship that lasts
But fighting thru your past issues
Isn't what I want when I kiss you
My friend just sent me a poem. She is a member here. She has undergone 12 hours of surgery and is now going into chemo therapy.. Please say a prayer for her.
A Journey Of Fear
Is there anyone on here that writes "I look much older than my photos" "I look worse in person" or "I look old for my age"? Everyone (prob including me) say we look younger than our pics, young for our age and better in person! Do we really need to say this in our profiles? If the photos don't do us justice.. get photos that do. We will be able to tell if you look young for your age. As for how we look in person.. it sounds like we are trying to get a little leverage to have someone meet us!
or the people who put an age on their profile that is 10 years younger than their real age and then in the profile say "I am actually 65 not 55 but I wanted to get a better search result". Once someone reads that you are 10 years older do you think they say.. "hell.. why not contact them" or do they think.. starting out with deception isn't a good way to begin a relationship and/or I didn't want someone that old so why would I now contact them?
Your thoughts are of course welcome!
Its funny.. so many profiles have these inconsistancies. Please feel free to add any in the comments cause I know this isn't all of them!
They use the word smile/smiling in the profile somewhere.. name.. status.. message.. etc. Then their photos don't show the person smiling
or they don't have a photo and in physical appearance they say "you decide" How do I decide?
or they say "no games" then have these slanted/angled photos that don't actually show what they look like.. or the photo is so old it is a photo of a poloroid! and it makes you think.. let the games begin! or they say they want to find someone that likes them for their inner beauty..want to meet a guy who appreciates them for their intelligence.. and all of their photos are of cleavage and bum(not that I am complaining about cleavage and bum photos) or they want intelectural conversation (mispelling purposeful) or you go thru all of the photos til you finally come to the one photo that is actually them today! or "I'm an open book" "truly outgoing" but no photos..
A member here (Shelly) who is a friend of mine just found out her cancer has come back. She wouldn't let me post her user name so people could send her their well wishes.. but she didn't say I couldn't post her real name here and you can wish her the best as comments here. She goes in for 8 hours of surgery on Sept 26. Its in her throat, base of her tongue and lymph nodes. and I promised to come dance with her for Christmas.. I will tell her to come here and see your comments...
our first dance
she promised to beat it in a bare knuckles brawl
knock it down, beat it up, make it crawl
it took the inside path using the deepest body blows
she countered with the toughness that she always shows
it jabbed and worked inside, landing its punches
she jabbed and dodged and landed hers in bunches
in the end she won, it never even stood a chance
because she wanted and promised me
I was asked this by a member..
Whats on my mind.. unrest in Eygpt and the middle east.. world violence.. beauty of today's sunrise.. my children out in the world trying to succeed.. a Donna Summer's song I can't get out of my head .. my business and my search for new opportunities.. many things.. including finding someone to lay in bed with and hold and speak about all of these things with...
Whats on your mind?
Tonight was the first night the fire flies have been out... so a reprise of the first poem I ever put here..
midnight walk
walking by darkend meadow skyglowing stars just grass highthe phosphorescent fireflyglowing glowing glowing
looking for their mates tonitetheir beauty just for my delightas i see their small loving lightshowing showing showing
wishing i had such loving powerto call my love at this late hourall my love on her i'll showerknowing knowing knowing
I know many women have wigs, weaves and extensions to increase the volume, length, or change the style of their hair. Chris Rock narrates a documentary called "Hair" that speaks to the how, what and why of women's hair that is very educational. You forget tho that men find your hair attractive in many ways. Here is a little homage to natural hair.
i wish to run my fingers thru your hair…
to pull it back slightly as i bend your lips up to be kissed
to cup your head in my hand to hold a kiss
to have your hair fall over me when you bend down to kiss me
to brush it back from your face to find your lips..
to smell when i come up behind you while you work
to pull slightly as we make passionate love..
to stroke lightly when you need comfort
to have you pull it up so i may nibble on your neck..
to elegantly pile for those special occasions..
to shake and release to show me you are ready for us
to have me wash, rinse and dry it for you as a sign of my affection
to brush it lazily for you while we watch tv..
to see it all sexily messed when we wake in the morning
I wish to run my fingers thru your hair
showing my love for you..
If you have children they often worry and wonder about your death.. I told my children that I will never die as long as they have children and their children have children.. because somewhere in that long line they will see my eyes.. my smile.. hear my laugh.. see my walk.. so I will never die.
My daughter Liz and I were together last week when the proof appeared. We had 60 family members together for Easter brunch. My aunt pulled out a video she made from old film snippets she found in my grandmothers basement. She took 2 months to paste the pieces together. She screened them for all of us to commemorate what would have been my grandfathers 100th birthday. My nephew Zach was seated across from me as we watched "Poppa" on the screen from the 1950's and early 1960's. From Poppa to my Mother to my brother Dan and now to my nephew Zach.. Zach looked like Poppa. Mom and Dan don't resemble Poppa at all but somehow Poppa had appeared in Zach. Life continues.
Not the best but its for the season... now if only I could fill in the "blank"
A small Valentine..
How should we love.. lets let the past decide..
maybe it will give us something true and tried
We could have jungle love, a couple with one name
and swing thru the trees like Tarzan and Jane
Lets show our passion with words so poetic and dear
like Browning and Barrett.. our love we'd hold near
Or a young love so strong we'd to death gladly go
You¿ll be sweet Juliet.. and me.. romantic Romeo
Or love like man did before he knew how to deceive.
I will play Adam.. and with this rib.. you are my Eve
Lets love so daring it brings Rome down to one knee
You are my lovely Cleo.. and I'm your Marc Anthony
Or a love sooo risqué that scandal sheets cover the table
You be Carole Lombard to my ear challenged Clark Gable
Lets tease, banter and then have love songs to share
I'll be nosy Sonny.. and you my sassy sexy Cher
There are other couples thru time that we all know
But we have to decide which way you and I will go
Lets love like no others.. pull on history this switch..
So Love's history will then speak of ¿blank¿ and Rich
We tend to let our guard down when we actually meet someone from this country who seems fairly normal... DON"T!!!! Two stories related to me from friends on here. They were too embarrassed to post this themselves and they know people on here read what I write so they wanted me to get their stories out...
First story.. My friend met a woman in Boston who was visiting from Arizona. This woman had a great profile.. real photos.. and was a certified MM millionaire! He felt comfortable. (check your agreement for MM's disclaimer about the certification process). She was wonderful. He even brought her home to meet the parents. Three days after she left he was going to take some money out of his account.. and found out she had his credit card/ ATM card and was going to town. She also had his SS# and tried to open credit. While he slept she went thru everything in his wallet and briefcase. She also got into his email. He went to the police.. the alias she used led them to the real person who had an arrest record for scams and other crimes as long as your arm.. with photos that matched!
Second story.. They had been dating for 2 months. He noticed she would be a little loopy on the phone but never thought much about it. She came home with him after they had met many other times on the road. After she left little things came to light. A couple old bottles of pain killers left over from surgery were missing from the medicine cabinent.. cash kept in a dresser drawer was missing.. and a couple old pieces of jewelry. The loopy phone conversations now came into focus.
Scammers come from this country also. They work their scams slowly to get into your world. It maybe for money or drugs or both. MM can be scammed. Their "verification" is cursory and easily tricked. The one above who was a certified "millionaire" had used a man's credit card to pay for her membership.. only used a single name for her account.. and it didnt stop the site from certifying her forged IRS forms. AWAYS BE CAREFUL. EACH OF THESE MEN SAW LITTLE CLUES BUT DIDN'T THINK SCAMMERS WOULD ACTUALLY MEET YOU! BOTH WOMEN WERE BEAUTIFUL AND GLIB. PROS!
Now there are many great people on this site.. and I know MMCounselor is working nonstop to try to catch these people and get them off the site. MMcounselor actually suspended the first scammer's account as soon as my friend contacted her and fought with MM management here to keep her off until a police report was filed. Thats how bold they are.. even fighting suspension! I just want to highlight the fact that scams are not just done thru emails.. that some have actually had the chance to MEET THE SCAMMERS.
I do have other writings on here about dating experiences, scammers, and poetry. I invite you to read those other writings by entering smax117 into the blog search function.
The Holiday season is when all of us feel the emotions of not having that special someone. Just a little Christmas poem for all of us looking for that special feeling.
Missing Christmas
MM friends and any new friends... My son recently won the grand prize in an international screenplay writers competiton (over 6000 entries) for his first screenplay. It came in the top 10 in another one just a month before (over 7000 entries). The lead character is a Nietzsche quoting biker gang leader (perfect for Mickey Rourke). He is moving from Boston to LA in January to follow his dream. If anyone has any connections... please let me know.
A woman asked me why would she love me over another man... here's my reply.. I'm not a millionaire and my response shows this..
you'll love me
if you want a man who grows roses for you and brings them into you
you'll love me
if you want an evening sunset walk along a ridge to watch the sky change colors
if you want to take wine and a sleeping bag on the back lawn to find shooting stars
if you love snuggling and watching a log being devoured by the loving licks of flames..
if you think kissing is a lost art.. where lips must tell a story every time they meet..
I have read these sayings on many of your profiles. I must say.. no man can complete you and no man can make you happy. If you are not happy with yourself no man can change that. What a relationship needs are two people sharing their happiness with who they are and making that grow into a deeper contentment with other parts of your lives. I went thru a relationship trying to make someone happy. It didn't work. Every time I accomplished the latest thing that would make her happy, another problem arose to keep her from being happy. It all stemmed from her not being happy with herself and not being able to accept what others did for her because she felt unworthy. You need to step back and find out what is the source of your unhappiness because frankly at some point you maybe alone for the rest of your life and it would be terrible if you went thru life unhappy.
As for "complete me".. You need to be a complete person when you come into the relationship. Then the two of you may grow what's between the two of you.. complete that relationship (although I believe that our relationships are ever evolving). I would prefer you speak to "creating our world of two". The place where you have taken your completed self and started building the intimacy of a relationship.. and as I stated above, you maybe alone along time not to feel "completed".
Relationships are people who are happy with themselves.. know their faults.. and find someone who sees all of you and wants to be with you anyway to build something lasting.. let me repost a poem that I think adds a little to this.
. True love's eyes
I saw myself thru your eyes today
And saw how much you loved me
I saw that you knew all of my faults
And still thought the world of me
I saw that you knew where my wounds were
And that you would never touch them
I saw that you knew what I feared most
And knew you would always protect me
I saw that you knew what I wanted most
And you were always going to help me
I saw that you saw that I loved you back
Even more since I saw
how much you loved me
Ladies... No millionaire traveling overseas will ever need money from you!! This morning I just heard from my fourth female friend on here who sent money to a "millionaire" who was caught in a bind overseas.. He had worked her for 2 months.. she thought he was on his way to see her.. he even sent her an "itinerary" (it didn't even have the right date on it) but he was caught short because of identity theft and had to get back here to the US get everything straightened out. All he needed was $3000 for tickets. She told him she didnt have this money on hand and he suggested she sell her car because he would buy her a new car when he got here. She sold the car and sent the money... and never heard from him again. She walks to work now.
Thay have said everything from being caught in hotels.. to having a shipment of gems that they need to pay a border tax on.. to Mom is dying and all my money is tied up in escrow.. They all have left MM within days of meeting you because they want to focus only on you (they were kicked off or jumped off before they were found out by MM and put on the scam list). at the end of the day..
No millionaire needs your money!! They have millionaire friends! They have banks that work closely with them. NEVER SEND MONEY!!!!!
smax. you need to date women closer to you.. you need to get out and date some of these women you have been chatting with.. after a long summer of work I decided to test the waters... here are some of my experiences (none of these were sexual encounters.. all were very respectful and above board first dates that Mom could be told about)
sooo lets see in the past 4 weeks 4 dates the one that got engaged a day after we met... the one who has a 12 year old daughter who texted her mom thru the whole date and doesnt want her to have a second date because she doesnt want a man in her mother's life... the one who thinks she could fall for me but is moving to florida and doesnt know why she accepted a date from me but really wanted to meet and now she doesnt want to meet again because she will get emotionally involved but she cant have a long distance relationship because they suck... and the one who is a very sweet person that looks like an average woman in her photos but who is soo tiny and couldnt sit still for one second thru the whole date to the point it was making me nervous and I realized how she stayed so small...
sooo I survived.. I was able to drive to meet all of them... each one of them said over and over again how i was much more handsome in person... and that we had a great date...
the one that got engaged said she was holding off getting engaged until we met.. then realized it was going to take too long for us to build a relationship... so she accepted the other guys outstanding offer.. I am still trying to get a second date from the one with the daughter but its been 2 weeks and she still hasnt been able to get away to have a date even tho we chat or we talk every day.. the one moving to florida is making arrangements and we chat often.. and the one that is soo sweet will stay a friend also..
Now I am not perfect I have many faults.. which my ex and my siblings will gladly point out to you.. I have my issues and the women I met would tell you the other side of this and I would accept what they say.. I'm just saying.. it ain't easy... but you do need to date to find out about that other person.. get out from behind the screen and date I did meet 4 great people and enjoyed their company.
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Summer Fun Activities for Kids - Arts
Arts Alive
Description: A Christian theater camp.
Teen Extreme Camps!
Much more than just a theatre camp!
Enrollment Fee - $175
Looking for a life changing experience for your teen? Thinking about a worldview camp, leadership camp, church camp, or mission trip? Or are you just looking for something fun to do with other Christian teens? What if you could accomplish all these things in one awesome 10-day camp? Arts Alive!'s Teen Extreme Camp is a fun and challenging camp that's purpose is to impassion, equip, and train the Christian leaders of tomorrow. Through group Bible studies, team challenges, theatrical exercises and performance, and outreach events, students are impelled to discover, increase, and apply their talents and giftings for kingdom purposes and the greater glory of God. Keeping the roster small allows us to identify and encourage each individual student's gifts and help them improve in areas where they are weaker. It's ten incredible days of camaraderie, teamwork, leadership, worldview studies, evangelism, improv, creativity, public speaking, assertiveness, physical challenge, problem-solving, finding purpose, fun, and more! But don't just take our word for it. Listen to what our students are saying:
•"I love how the camp mixes acting with Biblical studies. You really learn a lot while
having a blast at the same time!"
•"This camp has trained me to utilize the talents that I have and apply them - but
not for myself, instead for the glory of God."
•"Teen camp is an exciting 10 days that pushes you to work hard and better yourself.
The friends I made are lifelong, and the skills I learned will always be with me.
•"I've been three times, and look forward to next summer."
•"Teen camp is not only one of those happy, hazy, summer memories, it is an easy algorithm
for increasing your boldness for Christ."
•"Definitely strengthened my ability to work as a team. It was also a lot of fun to
learn to think on my feet."
•"This camp isn't just about acting. I walked away with life skills, like confidence
and leadership, and a more confident faith in God."
•"Best camp ever!"
Because our Teen Extreme Camp is so popular, we are offering two sessions again this
June 16 – 27 or July 7 - 18
Students will attend camp 9 a.m. – 6 p.m each day (camp will not meet on Sunday).
Showtime will be the final Friday at 6 p.m.
Christian Theatre Camp (ages 10-12) - Now a full day program!
June 30 - July 4, 9 – 5 pm.
Enrollment Fee - $100
This year we have totally revamped our camp for tweens, giving them more opportunity to experience the world of theatre, explore God's truths, and find their own confidence and voice! A class for both new and experienced performers. Come see the difference!
Christian Theatre Camp (ages 4-9)
Youth ages 4 - 9 will meet half days Monday through Friday to experience life in the
spotlight. Throughout the week they will discover the magic of theatre while rehearsing,
building a set, and finally presenting a short play with a Christian theme.
4-5 year olds
July 21 - 25, 9 - 11 am.
Enrollment Fee - $75
This year our Little Stars get a full week of camp!! Students will rehearse a short play, paint a set, put together a costume, and perform at the end of the week!
6-9 year olds
July 21 - 25, 1 – 5 pm.
Enrollment Fee - $75
Instruction will focus on building confidence, stage presence, and public speaking skills, as well as the art of developing a character and portraying it on stage.
Young Adult Retreat (ages 18 and up) NEW THIS YEAR!
June 2-6
Details Coming SOON!!
Cost: please call
For more information contact us at (270)-535-3212 or email@example.com
Kentucky Library & Museum Summer Day Camps
Description: The Kentucky Museum offers four weeks of day camp during the month of
June. Camps are Monday through Friday, from 8 am – 12 noon. There will be a snack
break daily at 10 am, with drink and snack provided by the museum. Friends of Libraries
& Museum receive a discount on all camp fees. After registering and paying the camp
fee you will receive a parent consent form in the mail as conformation of your registration.
Camps are limited to 22 participants and are filled on a first come first served basis.
Camp Cancellation policy: Full refund when canceling more than 30 days prior to camp.
50% refund when canceling between 30 days and 15 days prior to camp. No refund after
15 days prior to camp.
Fee: $120 for non-members $108 for members
Contact: If you have any questions or want more information please e-mail or call
Lynne Ferguson, 270.745-2594 or Christy Spurlock, 270-745-6082.
Clay Camp with Laura Bain-Selbo
Dates: June 3 – 7, Monday – Friday, 8 – 12 noon Ages 6 -10
Students in this hand building with clay camp will learn basic hand building techniques
to create a variety of functional and decorative ceramic pieces. Students will have
an opportunity to decorate their work with painted glazes. Participants will need
to pick up kiln fired work approximately two weeks after camp is over.
Chinese Culture Camp with Winny Lin
Dates: June 10-14, Monday – Friday, 8-12 noon Ages 7 - 12
Campers will explore Chinese language, arts and culture. Activities will include language study, mask making, Kungfu dance, Tai Chi, calligraphy, and much more. On June 14th, families are invited for a special performance by campers.
Make It Camp with Lynne Ferguson
Dates: June 17 - 21, Monday – Friday, 8-12 noon Ages 8 - 13
Campers will learn to make fun and useful items out of various materials. Handmade items will include a woven basket, painted bird house gourd, molded paper bowl, hand-made book, wind-sock and more. Students will also have the opportunity to tour Kentucky Museum exhibits.
Art Camp with Lynne Ferguson
Dates: June 24 -28, Monday – Friday, 8-12 noon Ages 6 - 12
Students will learn fun and creative art techniques which they can utilize in their own art work. Campers will explore drawing with pencil, markers, and pastels as well as painting with watercolor and acrylic. Students will draw inspiration from guided tours of the Kentucky Museum exhibits and WKU's outdoor sculptures.
The Makery
Description: A creative arts studio in which kids and adults can learn various skills ranging from knitting to pottery. Please visit the website for more information: http://www.themakerybgky.com/
Dates: year round; please see website for class listings
Cost: vary per class
Contact: Rebecca Stewart at 270-991-6475 or at firstname.lastname@example.com
Public Theatre of Kentucky Day Camp
Description: Theater camps ending in a youth musical. Each week's group of students functions as an acting troupe. They build their own props, do scenic painting, sound, lighting, costuming, and act in a play. While learning about these exciting parts of theatre, students build self-confidence, learn teamwork, nurture their creativity and of course have tons of fun! Beginning students will have an opportunity to explore basics of each aspect of theatre while advanced participants can refine their acting skills through more in-depth character and technical study. Taking actors ages 7-14.
Dates: June 3-7; June 10-14
Cost: $85 per week
Contact: Jenny Wells at 270-781-6233 or firstname.lastname@example.com; Katie Maurer at 270-904-7006 or email@example.com
SKyPAC and Capitol Arts Youth Theater
Description: The Southern Kentucky Performing Arts Center (SKyPAC)) is excited to partner with the Missoula Children's Theatre this summer for four exciting weeks of camps where kids will be active participants in every phase of staging a full-length theatrical production. For those interested in a more focused theatrical learning experience, consider one of our individual workshops taught by SKyPAC's Youth Theater Educator. http://theskypac.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/skypac_youththeatersummercamp20132.pdf
Summer Camp Dates: (Grades 1st - 12th) June 10-14, June 17-21, June 24-28, July 8-12,
Theatre Workshop Dates: (Grades K-3rd) June 3rd or July 15th, (Grades 4th-8th) June
5th or July 17th, (Grades 5th-12th) June 7th or July 19th, 2013
Cost: $150 per week if registered before May 15th. After May 15th the fee is $170. Workshops are $20.
Contact: For more information or registration form please contact Kate Maurer at 270-904-7066 or by email at email@example.com
Vette Camp
Description: A safe and enriching program in a new and alternative location. Fun activities
to enrich each of the areas: creative expression, science, geography, physical development
and recreational pursuits while tying each to Corvette and the world of automobiles.
Dates: June 17th-21st 2013 8am-11am (grades K-2) 1pm-4pm (grades 3-5)
Cost: $100 per child, includes snack
Contact: Kellie Steen 270-467-8852 for more information.
WKU Big Red Gig- Guitar Camp
Description: This summer, the WKU Department of Music will offer a 5-day guitar camp for ages 7-18. Big Red Gig, led by Don Hicks and John Martin, will teach youth of all skill levels proper technique, chord and scale shapes, basic music theory, rhythm, performance and more. Students who don't have an instrument can also participate! Through an agreement with Royal Music, students may rent an instrument for $10. For rental information, contact Royal Music at 842-9435 or stop by 830 Fairview Avenue. For additional information, including the registration form and camp schedule, visit www.wku.edu/guitar.
Dates: The week-long camp takes place July 15-19, with morning camp for ages 7-11 from 8:30-11:30 and afternoon camp for ages 12-18 from 1-4:30. Instruction takes place at the Music Rehearsal Hall on the WKU campus.
Cost: Register now through May 15 for only $75. The registration fee May 16-June 24 is $90.
Contact: Cindy Ehresman at 270-745-1910 or at firstname.lastname@example.com
WKU String Explosion
String Explosion! is a week-long day camp for violin, viola, cello and double bass
students ages five and up. The camp will be held in the Music Rehearsal Hall on the
campus of Western Kentucky University. A minimum of one year of lessons or playing
experience is required for students.
The camp focuses on orchestra and chamber music for violin, viola, cello and double
bass students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Students will be divided into orchestras
based on age and skill level. They will gain skills and improve their playing through
a variety of activities including string orchestra, sectionals, group classes and
outdoor games.
The final performance will be on July 26 at 11 a.m. in the Recital Hall of the Ivan
Wilson Fine Arts Center.
Website: http://www.wku.edu/ll/strings/
Dates: July 22-26th, 2013
Cost: Early Registration: $70, Deadline – May 24, Regular Registration: $85, Deadline
– June 28
Contact: For more information: Sarah Berry 270-745-5146 or email@example.com
Acting Camp: Scenes and Monologues- Campers are divided by age/experience into two
groups. Each camper will be assigned a monologue (solo) & a scene (duet) dealing with
modern youth social issues. Daily acting workshops teach auditioning and performance
skills at individual experience level. Daily Tech workshops teach campers to prepare
scenery, costumes and props.
Performance Friday, June 7 at 6:00pm.
June 3-7, 2013
Music Theatre Camp: Musical Movie Medley- Campers are divided by age/experience into
two ensemble groups to learn music & choreography for a youth musical movie medley!
Daily music workshops teach proper vocal technique & performance songs. Daily dance
workshops teach choreography based on individual skill development and experience
All campers sing at least one short musical solo!
Performance Friday, June 14 at 6:00pm.
June 10-14, 2013
Contact: Christopher Cherry at 502-708-5739 or email@example.com
If you would like to include your organization or agency's summer activities for youth, please feel free to email the event information to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Your doctor may take a sample, or biopsy, of abnormal tissue. The majority of warts do not require a biopsy. But a biopsy may be taken if genital warts cannot be easily identified with a physical exam or during a gynecology exam with a lighted magnifying instrument (colposcopy). A microscopic exam on the biopsied tissue can help your doctor find out whether human papillomavirus (HPV) is present.
The biopsy can be done in your doctor's office or clinic. You may have an injection of a numbing medicine (local anesthetic). This is more likely to be used for biopsies of the outer genital area on both men and women: this includes the vulva, scrotum, or penis. The injection can be painful. But local anesthetic is needed when the biopsy is likely to be more painful than the injection.
There usually are no complications after a biopsy.
You may have a biopsy if any of the following are true:
Findings of a biopsy may include the following:
No abnormal cells are found, which usually means that an HPV is not present.
Abnormal cells called koilocytes are found. Koilocytes are cells that appear hollow or concave when examined under a microscope. Koilocyte cells collected from the genital or anal areas are abnormal and indicate infection with the human papillomavirus (HPV).
Other types of skin lesions also may be found.
Abnormal cervical cell changes caused by HPV will be treated differently from how genital warts are treated.
Treatment for abnormal cells includes watchful waiting without treatment, medical treatment, or removal of the abnormal tissue.
The decision to do a biopsy will be based on whether biopsy results are likely to affect treatment.
If a biopsy confirms male genital, vaginal, or perianal warts, medical treatment is an option.
Sexual intercourse should be avoided until the biopsy area is healed.
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General | |
Series | Elite |
Part Number | RC-370-KKN1 |
Motherboard Supported | microATX, ATX |
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Cooling | |
Cooling Solution Support | Supported, Fan |
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Audio Jacks | Microphone Jack |
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Power Supply Enclosure | Bottom of Cabinet |
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