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BGEnforcer said...
Georgia has like 30 guys on scholly for '13 but Bama gray shirts as company programs, it just counts against the next class I think, not 100% sure though. Just can't sign more than 25 who enroll on time I think someone please check on that.
But I would die seeing the above mentioned class, how high would it rank I wonder.
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I have found the easiest way to understand the 25/85 rule is in this fashion.
...A. the School may have only 25 initial counters sign a letter of intent in each year. Once the loi is signed, that prospect counts toward the 25 whether he ever makes it to campus.
........1.. EXCEPTION a school may "look back" one calendar year and apply initial counters in the current year to the previous year
.............a. if the previous year the school had less than 25 signed letters of intent
.............b if the look back does not put the school over 85 issued scholarships
...B. a school may only have 85 players on scholarshipA grey is a way to "look forward" but is not an official term but applies to schools who are over signed. It is a promise by the School to offer the player a scholarship a semester late. The player can pay his way and enroll in the fall and be a walk on, or wait until the Spring and officially join the team. The player then counts toward the 25 limit in the year he "officialy" joined the team.
(Example: School signs 20 in 2012 bringing the school to 79 scholarships. in 2013 School can oversign by 5 and sign 30. 25 will count toward 2013 and 5 will "look back" to 2012. As long as when fall arrives, the school must be under 85. This allows the school to take some risks on prospects who may not make it to campus. If they get to fall and have over 85, the school will use Greyshirt and "look forward" as many as they need to get under the 85.)
IB4UK7 said...
That would be an awesome class, a class the likes of which has never ever been signed by UK. I am still very confused about recruiting. Doesn't the SEC have a rule that only 25 players max can be signed per class and gray shirting is not allowed unless a spot was not taken (for example, only signed 24) in the last class. Also, I believe that even with the loss of Caffey and Reed we only have 16 spots available. That is a lot of attrition to get to 25. Plus for next year we appear, at this time, to have fewer spots available than we do this year with the few amount of seniors. Obviously, there is much more time for attrition by next February(2014). Is my understanding of the recruiting rules incorrect? TIA GO CATS!!!
IamRV said...
Smith, Borden and Phillips are being miscounted. They are already on campus so including them on the roster and including them against the 25 (which you have to do) means we can only sign 22 more in February and 16 openings and 22 to sign means we only have to lose 6 more by August which is not a lot.
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adolphrollingov said...
That is correct. 25 is the max unless you have some "look back" rooom. In the old SEC days the 25 did not count until August. Now the 25 counts at the time the LOI is signed.
Thus, Alabama would sign 35 on NSD. Between Februrary they would lose some to accedemics or other reasons and they would not show up. But by August, they would have a full class of 25 actually show up.
Now, the 25 is counted at the time the player signs.
IamRV said...
No - the look back has to do with guys that apply to the previous year, meaning January enrollees. UK could sign more than 25 if they didn't enroll 25 this past fall and apply them to 2012 but we did enroll 25 so we have no look back openings. A look back can't apply to the upcoming fall because it wouldn't be a look back, it would be a look forward.
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Conveniently located beside the Jorge Chavez Airport, Lima, the Ramada Costa del Sol is a great choice for travelers. The 130 guest rooms include mini bars and climate control. Breakfast offers a lovely range of options, with all the necessities required to start the day off. Try the hotel restaurants which feature items from across the world. Spend time using the sauna and massage services for a relaxing stay.
Our local representative will meet you in the lobby of the hotel, walk with you to the airport, and assist you with airport check-in.
Fly from Lima to Cusco. Flight duration is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.
Our local representative will meet you for a transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver to your hotel in the Sacred Valley. Transfer time is approximately 2 hours
Take the rest of the day to acclimatize and enjoy time at leisure surrounded by the natural beauty of the Sacred Valley.
Enjoy some time at leisure or select some of the many activities available at the Casa Andina Private Collection (not included in tour price).
Experience: Ollantaytambo – Cachicata rafting Description: Rafting in calm waters until reaching the Ollantaytambo rapids that are surrounded by Inca terraces and 800m high stone walls. Time: 4 hours (2 hours rafting) / Suggested departure time: 9:00 am / Includes: guide, snack and water / Difficulty: medium-class III rapids (from December to March it depends on the river level). Includes visit to the archaeological site.
Experience: Trekking by the Sacred River (Yanahuara – Ollantaytambo) Description: Easy trekking by the Vilcanota River banks and archaeological sites rarely visited until reaching Ollantaytambo. Time: 4 hours (3 hours trekking) / Suggested departure time: 9:00 am and 2:00 pm / Includes: guide, snack and water / Difficulty level: low.
Experience: Mountain bike alongside the Sacred River (Yanahuara – Ollantaytambo) Description: Easy ride alongside the Urubamba River, where there are many archaeological sites surrounded by spectacular nature. Time: 3 hours (2 hours bike riding) / Suggested departure time: 9:00 am and 2:00 pm / Includes: guide, equipment, snack and water / Difficulty level: medium-low.
Experience: Horse riding in Maras Description: Horse riding through Maras, Tiobamba church and the salt area. Duration: 3 hours (2 hours horse riding) / Suggested departure time: 9:00 am and 2:00 pm / Includes: equipment, guide and water / Difficulty: low.
Experience: Pottery workshop Description: Work with clay and minerals used for dyeing, learn about burnishing and pottery kiln and get acquainted with ancient and modern designs. Time: 2 hours / Suggested time: 10:00 am and 3:00 pm / Includes: transportation and kiln / Difficulty level: low.
Experience: Offerings to the Pachamama (Mother Earth) Description: Ceremony guided by an Andean Shaman to give offerings to the Mother Earth and express gratitude. Time: 1 hour / Suggested time: anytime during the day.
Note: These are optional excursions and are not included in the price of the tour.
The Sacred Valley's most complete hotel: a mountain chalet-styled retreat with panoramic Andes views from every room and every angle. On more than 8 landscaped acres, it breathes an air of tranquility and relaxation. Unique among Sacred Valley hotels – most of which remain isolated in the valley, offering precious little for guests to do – it contains an extraordinary, full-service "Sacred Spa", a domed Planetarium & Observatory for stargazing in the massive Southern Hemisphere sky, and gourmet restaurant and bar. Casa Andina organizes a wide range of activities for both families and adventures, including trekking, mountain biking, white water rafting, visits to Andean markets and Inca ruins, and ceramics, textiles, yoga and cooking classes.
32 Km (18 miles) from Cusco and surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the town of Chinchero appears in the middle of the puna. At a very colourful fair in the main square, the local people wearing bright dresses get together to barter their products, goods and handicrafts. Around the main square, the remains of an Inca wall and the frescoes on the portico of the Colonial church can be observed. The excursion continues to Maras, the principal salt production center since Inca times. Extraordinary spectacle of the terraced white salt mines. At a short distance towards the west, are the circular terraces of Moray built by the Incas in order to create different micro-climates for agricultural purposes. Lunch is included at a local restaurant. Sundays and Thursdays only. Approximate tour duration is 8 hrs.
Includes tourist ticket and entrance fees.
Enjoy a full day excursion to the Pisac ruins located on the top of a hill overlooking the Vilcanota (Urubamba) river, a series of terraces, canals, houses, food storage and temples can be seen in very good shape. The most notable is the "Intihuatana" or solar calendar made out of a big piece of red stone. Continue to visit the Pisac Market where artisans from all over the area congregate to sell their crafts. Buffet lunch in a countryside restaurant and visit to Ollantaytambo, a fortress built during the Inca Empire is a excellent sample of military architecture. 8 hours in duration
Upon arrival at the train station, board the Vistadome train for a 2 hour journey to the ancient ruins at Machu Picchu. En route to Machu Picchu the train travels along the Urubamba River with awe-inspiring views of the dramatic canyon.
Please note that your guide will travel with you onboard the train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes. This guide will also provide the private tour of Machu Picchu. After the tour the guide will explain all the necessary information and provide you with any entrances or tickets required for the rest of your time at Machu Picchu (evening and following day). The guide will return to Cuzco that evening.
Note: When staying overnight at Machu Picchu or Aguas Calientes the following day will be at leisure, with no guide (unless otherwise specified). If you would like to have a guide please speak with your sales consultant about adding this service.
Note: Due to limited storage space on the train, passengers are asked to bring only one small piece of luggage. The rest of your luggage will be stored safely at your hotel and returned to you, either in Cuzco or Sacred Valley. Hand luggage on the train is limited to 11 pounds or 5 kgs.
Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, you will board the bus (shared service) up to Machu Picchu. The bus ride takes 30 minutes and once you get there you will enjoy a private guided tour of Machu Picchu. The Inca Citadel lies between Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu ("Young Peak" and "Old Peak"). The Inca Pachacutec built the Citadel using sharp stone blocks, fitted together perfectly. Houses, temples, a public square are all connected by narrow roads and steps cut into the mountainside. There are many theories as to the purpose of Machu Picchu; a temple to the sun? A fortress against jungle inhabitants? A sanctuary for the Incas? The mysterious lost city awaits you!
After the tour, enjoy a leisurely lunch at the Sanctuary Lodge. Afterwards, take the bus back down to Aguas Calientes.
Please note: For itineraries including an overnight stay at the Sanctuary Lodge (instead of Aguas Calientes) you will simply return to the lodge after your tour.
The new luxury accommodations at Sumaq Hotel in Machu Picchu are remarkable, with unparalleled natural surroundings and solitude. The 60 rooms offer stunning views of the river flowing below, as well as private balconies. Enjoy high-quality toiletries and bath products. The hotel's considerate staffs are willing to go to all lengths to ensure guests are pleased with their stay. Chefs whip up mouth-watering cuisine, with ingredients and methods taken from across the world. Local specialties are also available. Test out the hotel spa, or take a short walk to the train station, where more restaurants and markets are available.
For your convenience the bus ticket between Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu is provided. Buses depart about every 30 minutes, once the bus is full.
The entrance ticket to Machu Picchu is provided for your convenience.
For your convenience, the entrance fee for the hike to Wayna Picchu is included.We will confirm the 7:00am hike,there is the option of doing the later hike, so if you would like the later hike (10:00am) please let us know.
The eternal guardian of the Sanctuary, Wayna Picchu (meaning "Young Mountain' in Quechua) towers over the Incan city, and an amazing view can be appreciated from the top. The route to the top of the mountain is treacherous, with very narrow pathways, and to conquer the summit is truly a rewarding experience! Along the route and at the top of the mountain are sacred structures and eye-catching terraces, built right against the slope's edge. Depending on each person's hiking pace, this activity may take up to 3 hours. This activity is on your own; please speak to your sales agent about organizing a guide to accompany you.
For your convenience the bus ticket between Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes is provided. Buses depart about every 30 minutes, once the bus is full.
Return to Cusco on the Vistadome train on your own (no guide). The train departs from Aguas Calientes at 3:25pm* and takes 4 hours to return to Cusco. Snacks are served on board. *Note train times and schedules may vary based on availability.
Our local representative will meet you with a private vehicle and professional driver for a train station transfer.
The Palacio del Inka Hotel is located opposite to the Temple of the Sun or "Koricancha", and walking distance to the main square. From here, you can visit one of the new wonders of the world, Machu Picchu, a place that will be steeped in the memory of every traveller. A stay at Palacio de Inka Luxury Collection is more tan a refined visit; it's the key that unlocks authentic locales for today's seasoned global explorers.
High in the Andes, 3000m above sea level, lies the historic city of Cusco, with its unique blend of Spanish and Inca cultures. Take a half day private tour of the city including the best of Cusco: the Koricancha Temple (Temple of the Sun) and the Cathedral with its magnificent chapels and baroque altars and paintings from the Cusquenian School. The tour also includes the surrounding ruins: the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, the Inca bath of Tambomachay, the labyrinth of Puca Pucara and the amphitheatre of Kenko.
Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.
Direct flight from Cusco to Lima. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes.Please note: Flights' rates and availability are subject to change until booking.
Welcome to Peru!
Start your day with a sightseeing tour of Colonial and Modern Lima in the company of your private vehicle, driver and English speaking Guide, passing by outstanding monuments such as the Government Palace, the City Hall and the Cathedral (closed on Sundays) at the Plaza Mayor. Visit the 17th century San Francisco Convent. Take a short tour of the modern districts of San Isidro and Miraflores where you will enjoy a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean.
After lunch at "La Rosa Nautica" (included in tour) visit the Larco Herrera Museum. Since 1926 this museum holds the world's largest private collection of pre-Columbian art with a unique assortment of erotic pottery, genuine and rich jewels in gold, silver and semi-precious stones. With more than 45,000 pieces of ceramics plus genuine mummies and marvellous Paracas textiles, this is a great place to visit.
Return to your hotel at day's end.
The new luxury accommodations at Sumaq Hotel in Machu Picchu are remarkable, with unparalleled natural surroundings and solitude. The 60 rooms offer stunning views of the river flowing below, as well as private balconies. Enjoy high-quality toiletries and bath products. The hotel's considerate staff are willing to go to all lengths to ensure guests are pleased with their stay. Chefs whip up mouth-watering cuisine, with ingredients and methods taken from across the world. Local specialties are also available. Test out the hotel spa, or take a short walk to the train station, where more restaurants and markets are available for the guests to enjoy.
South America Laura Iyer , January 10, 2014 "Brandi, We just returned last night from our Patagonia adventure and wanted to tell you we had the time of our lives! Everything turned out perfectly. Guides were fun, on time and informative. The excursions were great for an active family and, of course, amazing. I can't tell you what was our favorite. The boys enjoyed exploring the mountains in El Chalten (they called it Mountain running) while Mohan and I relaxed in the beautiful hotel. I thought after the glacier trek it can't get any better - but it kept surprising me and amazing me. My personal favorite was the horseback riding. I thought afterwards after everything we have seen the bike tour would have to be a let down - NOPE - it also was so exciting and our guide was a hoot! We had great weather for each activity (I know there is a bit of luck involved with that one). Meals were amazing and after so many active excursions no guilt in pigging out. I am so happy we took a little risk and went out of the way with our vacation this year. We will have this with us for a life time. Thank you again, Laura, Mohan, Ryan, and Nathan "
South America Catherine Dudley , January 10, 2014 "Hi Brandi, Happy New Year! GREAT trip! The brochure you sent to us the week before we set off was marvelous -- the pages are marked and worn with us referring to it so often! We were very pleased with every aspect that you set up for us including the airport pick-up and drop off and the tour of Quito and environs on Friday. Our guide spoke excellent English, the driver was courteous and we felt safe and well-informed throughout the day. The transfer to the Eclipse team was super easy and the flight to Guayaquil and trip to the boat went off without a hitch. We're still going through the 500+ photos that I took and the 1700+ photos that my son took, but I promise to send a few to you in the next week or so. Galapagos was a fabulous trip and the Eclipse was a terrific way to navigate the islands. Gave them a 10 on their feedback form and would recommend Eclipse very highly. Thanks again! Kind regards, Cathy "
South America Mark Dornfeld , November 11, 2013 "My wife and I had a wonderful trip, we really enjoyed ourselves. All the accommodations that you booked for us were exceptional and our drivers and guides were lovely. We had great weather the whole trip and only lost one activity due to high winds. As you know this is a beautiful part of the world so my camera was snapping all the time. We would definitely use your services in the future for this type of travel. Thanks for all you help and expertise........be well.....m.d."
South America Jack Gregory , November 11, 2013 "Dear Sofia I wanted to give you a little feedback on our recent trip to Peru. In a word – EXCELLENT – especially the high quality people you work with in Peru. We have taken tours all over the world, S. Africa, France, England, Vietnam, China to name just a few, and the service we received in Peru was far beyond and of the other experiences we have had. The attention to detail was very much appreciated, picking us up at the airport, taking us back to the airport and complete, hassle free, handling of all our details truly made this a stress free experience. Special thanks to: -The entire reservation system and the people I came in contact with that process...every detail accounted for -The people that looked after us in Lima -Andre, the young man in Cusco who faithfully phoned every night just to make sure the day went well, my wife was well and that we knew what we had to do the next day. -The Sumaq hotel in Aquas Calientes...you can tell the level of service by the details...I watched a waitress hold a high stool for a lady to prevent her from tipping backwards as she got on the stool, the lady didn't even know the waitress did it....that's client care. -Especially Mariela, the tour guide in Cusco...highly knowledgeable, passionate, personable and shows great care for the people she guides. Regards, Jack "
South America Hainsworth Sherry , November 05, 2013 "Matt…………… Clients were very impressed. Guides were amazing and accommodation was beyond expectations. They will definitely travel with you again and they have highly recommended Kensington Tours. Hope I can work with you again the in the near future. "
South America Scott Parks , November 05, 2013 "Dear Matt Sandy and I are back from Peru and had a wonderful time. Kensington seems to have the best contacts in each country and Peru was no exception. I wanted to take the time to give you some specific feedback on each segment of out trip. The "Hotel B" in Lima is fantastic. It's an old house that has been turned into a small Hotel. The people are great and the location in Barranco is just what we like. The Inkaterra Amazonica is probably the best place place to stay in the Amazon region. The rooms give a real feel of the sounds of the rain forest. The hotels in both Cusco and Aquas Calientes were perfect with great locations. We added an additional day in Aquas Calientes which gave us three days in Machu Picchu. For us, this was well worth it and gave us the time we wanted to see all aspects of Machu Picchu. Pictures did not do justice to the site, although we got some great pictures. The trip to see the Nasca Lines was, also, worth the time. Our guide added some side trips including lunch at a local winery which we really enjoyed. The Hotel Paracas was an unexpectedly high quality resort and a great way to end our trip. Thanks for your help we look forward to next year "
South America June Murray , August 20, 2013 "Buenas Noches Brandi- I filled out the survey but I wanted to send you a note to say thank you. Our trip was the stuff lifelong memories are made of and I mean every part of it. From our time spent in Quito, to the Safari Camp and Isla Isabela. I cannot say enough about the professionalism of the staff at our accommodations and the expertise of all our guides (most especially Tanya Helmig at the Safari Camp). We hope to go back for an extended stay. I have attached 2 photos for you of Bart and I. I think the joy is clearly evident- thank you for making it possible. Yours, June "
South America Barbara Mackey , July 22, 2013 "We just completed a family trip to Costa Rica, with three families traveling from different locations. All the coordination efforts were made easily and efficiently by our Kensington representative, Brandi Merchant, who was wonderful; an absolute delight to work with. All the accommodations were first class and the guides knowledgeable and very punctual. We will be using Kensington again! "
South America Cindy Thoene , July 22, 2013 "Hi Brandi!! What an AMAZING trip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously…the trip of a lifetime! We returned late on Thursday and had out of town visitors through the weekend and we are just now unpacking and getting back to non-vacation reality. I will share my feedback and get pictures sent to you soon. Thanks for everything….truly a perfect trip! Cindy "
South America SI , July 24, 2013 "Dear Nella, Our trip was wonderful, we had a great time, wish we could have spent more time. In fact, I now know I would have spent more time in Cuzco and the Machu Picchu area. Machu Picchu was fabulous. Margot, our guide, and the driver, were absolutely wonderful, low key, very personable, very accommodating, really good. We didn't end up with enough time on the last morning in Cusco to finish the tour, but got a feel- of Sacsayhuman, Qengo, Koricancha. We saw Ollayantatambo, and went to Moray and Maras, and Wayra ranch which was also outstanding, on the next day, but did not do Pisac and the market. We got tired and ran out of time so cut a couple things. Louis the coordinator was good as well. Would love to go back and learn more some time. The coordinator in Lima was extremely nice too, and very helpful. In fact, we loved the food, the people and everything. The Libertador Palacio , the Tambo del Inka and the Sanctuary were indeed outstanding hotels. LAN was all on time, great service. Thank you again for all your help. "
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS OF VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY January 16, 1975 A regular meeting of the Board of Visitors of Virginia Commonwealth University was held on Thursday, January 16, 1975, at 9:00 a.m. in the Sanger Hall Board Room. Present were Drs. Blanton and Gwathmey; Messrs. Dabney, Grey, McGehee, Norris, Obenshain, Scott, Seaborn, Shumate and Taylor; and Mrs. Satterfield. Absent were Mr. Morgan and Mesdames Stone and Thalhimer. Also present were Drs. Brooke, Fleshood, Hall, Neal, Salley, Sparks, Willett, Wilson and Woods; Messrs. Holmes, Imirie and Temple; and Mrs. Price. Dr. Blanton called the meeting to order. On motion made and seconded, the minutes of a regular meeting of the Board of Visitors, held November 21, 1974, and a special meeting of the Development Committee, held December 11, 1974, were unanimously approved Dr. Blanton reported on the Hospital Quality Assurance Committee which had met earlier. He indicated that this committee would be meeting once every two months rather than once a month. Also, the committee had reviewed the hospital quality and review program and no action by the Board was necessary at this time. Dr. Blanton assured the Board that the hospital would move in the direction required to meet the guidelines. The report of the University Interim Administrative Committee followed. During this report, the Virginia Hospital Laundry situation was discussed and the Board agreed to let the administration handle this situation as they deemed appropriate. Page 2 On motion made and seconded, the Board unanimously approved the concept of a State Center for the Aging to be located at the Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University and authorized the administra- tion to appear before the General Assembly in support of the project but felt that we should not become too involved in the request for financing. On motion made and seconded, the following resolution was unanimously approved: RESOLVED, that the income received from the Estate of Isaac Davenport has been applied strictly in accordance with the terms of the Will during the calendar year 1974; FURTHER RESOLVED, that all future remittances from said Estate will be applied likewise. Following a discussion, on motion made and seconded, the Letter of Intent for the Program of a Master of Science with a Major in Gerontology was unanimously approved and directed to be forwarded to the State Council of Higher Education. Dr. Willett reported on the progress of the Presidential Search Assis- tance Committee (PSAC). Dr. Willett stated that he hoped to be able to schedule a meeting with the PSAC and the Search Committee (Executive Com- mittee of the Board) in the middle of February. A meeting was scheduled for February 14. Dr. Willett continued that he hoped recommendations could be made to the Board by April of 1975. Following a discussion on programs of Board orientation and continuing education and Board organization, there was a consensus that further planning Page 3 be delayed until March due to the time pressures on Board members resulting from the presidential search and other matters. Following a lengthy discussion on the HMO Status Report, it was moved, seconded and unanimously approved that the item be tabled until the February meeting with the following stipulations: (1) Dr. Jessee be requested to slow down implementation of his "Project Schedule;" (2) A report be prepared on the HMO (using examples of others already in operation) for presentation at the next meeting of the Board; (3) A report be given on the reaction of members of the Richmond Academy of Medicine to the MCV/VCU presentation on the HMO program; and (4) The administration make a recommendation to the Board at its next meeting. The Financial Statements were presented to the Board. Since the state- ments were approved at the last meeting of the Board, no action was taken. On motion made and seconded, the Report of Gifts, Grants and Con- tracts was unanimously approved. On motion made and seconded, the Faculty Appointments and Changes in Status were unanimously approved. The meeting adjourned at 12:50 Secretary Chairman REPORT OF THE UNIVERSITY INTERIM ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE January 16, 1975 Mr. Temple's Remarks Mr. Temple reported on a bill which has been introduced into the General Assembly by Delegate Mary Marshall asking for the creation of the Center on Aging. Mr. Temple called on Dr. Woods to give some background infor- mation on this subject. Dr. Neal's Remarks Dr. Neal reported on the arrest of a faculty member in the School of Dentistry for practicing without a license. The warrant was sworn out by the State Board of Dental Examiners. The individual in question has been removed from clinical dental contacts and final action or judgment will await the disposition of the court case and the outcome of the Dental Board decision regarding an examination for licensure here in Virginia. The dentist is a good teacher and does hold valid licenses in Illinois and Michigan. Dr. Neal stated that some time ago it was recognized that our procedures for processing invoices for payment needed revision and plans were made to change our methods. Realizing the tremendous task involved, the audit staff was assigned to work with the Accounts Payable and Purchasing Departments during the transition period. It is felt that we are in the most critical period of our adjustment to the new system. The audit department has been committed to stay with invoice processing until we reach a current status which is about 90 days away. In addition to actual invoice work, the audit staff will work with departments to help install proper procedures and eliminate problem areas. This will require training and instruction in the new methods. Dr. Neal reported that a decision on the "friendly suit" is expected next Hamner's Office, final adjustments to the working drawings for the supply building and the temporary re-routing of the steam lines are now in final review form. Among the problems are finding three potential suppliers of Monday or Tuesday (January 21 or 22). Following negotiations with Mr. Doug the brick specified by the Art Commission. Dr. Neal continued that pre- liminary drawings of the new 550-bed hospital are essentially finalized. We are ready, following the release of the bond monies, to sign a contract for the working drawings on this major item. The appropriate administrative groups and committees will need to begin planning immediately as to what will go into remodeled space of the hospital buildings to remain in this overall project so as to preclude any omissions of necessary hospital functions. Page 2 Dr. Neal reported on the financial management study being conducted by Booz, Allen & Hamilton. Approximately 112 interviews have been conducted with members of the hospital staff and all six schools. In addition, the consultants have reviewed various documents. The consultants are now writing the first draft of a report pursuant to the outline recently distributed to the Board. On the evening of February 19th, the written report will be available for discussion at the special meeting of the Board of Visitors. Dr. Neal reported to the Board that Delegate Earl Dickinson of Louisa has asked the House Appropriations Committee to investigate the costs involved in the Medical College of Virginia's agreement to join the Laundry Coop. The administration is receiving numerous phone calls from Mr. McCutcheon's office, Mr. Carter Lowance and Mr. Maurice Rowe in reference to this situa- tion. Dr. Neal continued that the firm of Payne-Weber has indicated to the Virginia Hospital Laundry that they will guarantee to the bank that is providing money for the construction loan a 100 percent pledge of assurance against those monies if the bonds are sold through the Industrial Development Authority by either appeal of the recent court decision or through new application. The bank understands that the participating hospitals cannot obligate themselves for monies beyond the service contract. Currently the contractor is carrying the project on his own. The City of Richmond anticipates an appeal of the court case. Dr. Brooke's Remarks Dr. Brooke reported that a student, Mr. Carson Kittrell, who had been suspended for one year, for disciplinary reasons, at the close of this past semester has filed suit against the University. Neither Dr. Brooke, Dr. Wilson nor the Office of the Attorney General feels that there is merit in the suit. New degree proposals for the Doctorate in Pharmacy, the Bachelor of Science in Information Systems, and the Masters in Public Administration are under- going internal review and will presumably be placed on the February docket for the Board. Construction of the three floor addition to the Cabell Library is progressing well, and the additional space should be in full use during the late Spring. There remains hope that the Education-Science Building will be ready for occupancy for the approaching Fall semester, but the timetable is extremely tight. The Spring semester opened with a minimum of confusion and dissatisfaction. Page 3 Noting interest by some members of the General Assembly in the percentage of tenured faculty at institutions of higher education, Dr. Brooke reported that, of the 625 full-time members of the faculty on the academic campus, 206 (33%) are tenured. The breakdown by individual schools is as follows: Arts - 38% Arts and Sciences - 31% Business - 37% Education - 30% Social Work - 35% Community Services - 23% These figures depict tenure status as of July 1, 1974. For the 1974-75 academic year, 54 members of the faculty are undergoing tenure review. The MCV section of the VCU Women's Club is sponsoring a Mardi Gras Ball, to be held at the Westwood Racquet Club on Saturday, February 8. Compli- mentary invitations will be sent to members of the Board within the next day or two.
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Studio 54 logo designed by Gilbert Lesser[1]
Address | 254 West 54th Street |
City | New York City |
Country | United States |
Coordinates | 40°45′55″N 73°58′57″W / 40.765266°N 73.98262°WCoordinates: 40°45′55″N 73°58′57″W / 40.765266°N 73.98262°W |
Architect | Eugene De Rosa[2] |
Owned by | Roundabout Theatre Company |
Capacity | 1,006 (519 Orchestra/487 Mezzanine)[3] |
Type | Broadway |
Opened | 1977 |
Other names | Gallo Opera House (1927) Casino de Paris (1933) Federal Music Theatre (1937) CBS Studio No. 52 (1942) Studio 54 (1977) |
Studio 54 was a popular New York nightclub from 1977 until 1981 when it was sold by founders and creators Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager.[4][5][6] It was called the most famous nightclub of all time and was a sophisticated, groundbreaking multi-media visual extravaganza. It continued to operate as a nightclub until 1991 by other owners. Located at 254 West 54th Street in Manhattan, New York City, the space was originally the Gallo Opera House, opening in 1927, after which it changed names several times, eventually becoming CBS radio and television Studio 52. Since November 1998 it has been a venue for the Roundabout Theatre Company and is still called Studio 54, but is no longer a nightclub.[7] A separate restaurant and nightclub, called 54 Below, operates in the basement of the famed venue.[8]
Designed by famed architect Eugene De Rosa, the venue opened in 1927 as the Gallo Opera House (soon revised to Gallo Theatre), named for its owner, Fortune Gallo. Beginning with a very large-scale production of La Bohème which closed after three weeks, the Gallo was met with a succession of failed attempts to draw an audience, and was lost to foreclosure after only two years. It later reopened under new ownership as The New Yorker, but continued failing to attract sufficient crowds. After changing hands several times in the 1930s, it became the New Yorker Theatre in 1939, housing an all-black version of The Swing Mikado, originally from Chicago, for two months, when the production moved to the 44th Street Theatre to finish its run. The New Yorker Theatre saw its final production, Medicine Show, end in May 1940, following which the building remained vacant for three years.[9]
CBS Studio 52[edit]
In 1943 CBS Radio purchased the theatre, renaming it Studio 52. CBS named its studios in order of purchase; the number 52 was unrelated to the street it was located on. During these years, CBS used the theater for radio broadcasts.
From the 1940s to the mid-1970s, CBS used the location as a radio and TV stage that housed such shows as What's My Line?, The $64,000 Question, Password, To Tell the Truth, Beat the Clock, The Jack Benny Show, I've Got a Secret, Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour, and Captain Kangaroo.[10] The soap opera Love of Life was produced there until 1975.
In 1976, CBS moved most of its broadcast functions to the Ed Sullivan Theater and the CBS Broadcast Center, and sold Studio 52. The Ed Sullivan Theater once had access to Studio 52 through an access door, which was cinder-blocked during the theater's 1993 renovation for Late Show with David Letterman.
Nightclub era[edit]
When CBS began marketing the building in 1976, various interests in the art and fashion world expressed interest in seeing it converted into a nightclub. Male model Uva Harden tried to get gallery owner Frank Lloyd to finance the club, until Lloyd lost a $9 million lawsuit to the estate of the artist Mark Rothko, the Rothko Case.[11]
In 1977, Studio 54 was transformed into a nightclub by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, with Jack Dushey as a financial backer. They operated the company as Broadway Catering Corp. It took only six weeks to transform the theater into a nightclub and cost $400,000.[12]
Rubell and Schrager hired Ron Doud as interior designer and Brian Thompson as lighting designer. Jules Fisher and Paul Marantz, two well-known Broadway theatrical set-designers, helped convert the theater into a dance floor and created moveable, theatrical sets and lights using the original theatrical fly rails, which allowed for a constantly changing environment.
Within a month of opening, the New York State Liquor Authority raided Studio 54 for selling liquor without a license, and closed it. The owners of the nightclub said the incident was a "misunderstanding". The next night the club reopened, serving fruit juice and soda instead of liquor. Prior to the raid, the nightclub had been using daily "caterers' permits", which enabled the nightclub to serve alcohol but were intended for weddings or political events.[13] The State had denied the daily permit for the night and raided the nightclub. The nightclub had been using these permits while waiting for its liquor license to be processed.
The scene (1970s)[edit]
Event planner Robert Isabell had four tons of glitter dumped in a four-inch layer on the floor of Studio 54 for a New Year's Eve party, which owner Ian Schrager described as like "standing on stardust" and left glitter that could be found months later in their clothing and homes.[14]
Late 70s Frequent performers at Studio included Donna Summer, Sylvester, Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band, Amii Stewart, Anita Ward, France Joli, and The Ritchie Family. Frank Sinatra, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder, Grace Jones, Mick Jagger, Bianca Jagger, Dalí, Andy Warhol, Brooke Shields, Calvin Klein, Cher, Liza Minnelli, Rod Stewart, Woody Allen and many more were regulars at Studio 54.
End of the first era[edit]
In December 1978 Rubell was quoted in the New York newspapers as saying the Studio 54 had made $7 million in its first year and that "only the Mafia made more money". Shortly thereafter the nightclub was raided and Rubell and Schrager were arrested for skimming $2.5 million.
Studio 54 closed with a final party on February 4, 1980, when Diana Ross personally serenaded Rubell and Schrager. Ryan O'Neal, Mariel Hemingway, Jocelyn Wildenstein, Richard Gere, Gia Carangi, Jack Nicholson, Reggie Jackson, and Sylvester Stallone were among the guests that night. Schrager and Rubell pleaded guilty to tax evasion and spent 13 months in prison.[15] It was the first time anyone had ever been prosecuted for a one-year tax evasion.[16]
In 1981, Rubell and Schrager sold the building, but opted to keep a lease. Later that year, the building was sold to Mark Fleischman with Rubell and Schrager staying on as consultants for six months afterward.[17] Studio 54 reopened on September 12, 1981, with a guest list of Andy Warhol, Calvin Klein, Cary Grant, Lauren Hutton, Gloria Vanderbilt, Mark Gastineau, Gina Lollobrigida, and Brooke Shields. Emerging artists at the time, Madonna, Wham!, Duran Duran, Culture Club, Menudo, and Run-DMC would perform at the club, before going on to future success. KISS held a concert at the club in 1982 that was broadcast via satellite to the Sanremo Festival in Italy. During 1985, heavy metal groups Slayer, Venom and Exodus filmed a video at Studio 54 called Ultimate Revenge for Disco. In the 1980s many legendary freestyle music artists performed at the club such as Noel Pagan, Nocera, Cynthia, Coro, Tony Moran, India, TKA, Black Riot, Fascination, Sweet Sensation, Pajama Party, Johnny O, Hanson & Davis, and many others. Radio stations such as 92 KTU, HOT-103, and HOT-97 would broadcast each live event for these freestyle music artists.
Famed New York City doorman Haoui Montaug worked as a doorman at Studio 54.[18]
The Ritz and Cabaret Royale[edit]
From 1981 to 1987 Studio 54 was under the ownership of Mark Fleischman. Then from 1988 until early 1993 Studio 54's name was changed to The Ritz (previously located on 11th Street 3rd Avenue from 1980 to 1987). The club then became strictly a concert venue for New Wave, Punk, and Eurodisco artists. The new owners were CAT Entertainment Corp and during that period the nightclub hosted occasional rock concerts, and was otherwise used by CAT Entertainment as a public venue available for rent. In 1993 CAT Entertainment was acquired by Cabaret Royale Corporation, a nightclub operator based in Dallas. CAT Entertainment completed a renovation of the nightclub earlier abandoned because of a lack of funds, and resurrected both the nightclub and the Studio 54 trademark, which had never been properly registered by any of the prior owners or operators.[19] The newly remodeled nightclub was operated as "Cabaret Royale at Studio 54" by CAT Entertainment until early 1995. The Pilevsky interests which owned the theater itself and the adjacent office building had several years earlier granted a mortgage on the properties to the Bank of Tokyo and, in an effort to resolve a large unpaid indebtedness of Pilevsky to the bank and to forestall foreclosure, a trustee had been appointed by Pilevsky and the bank and granted the right to sell those and numerous other properties owned by Pilevsky. During late 1994 Allied Partners acquired the Studio 54 properties and, after protracted litigation, CAT Entertainment lost its lease on the nightclub and ceased operations.
Roundabout Theater at Studio 54[edit]
During 1994 Allied Partners bought the building for $5.5 million. They restored much of the architectural detail that had been painted black or covered with plywood by Schrager and Rubell. The nightclub reopened with a live concert by disco stars Gloria Gaynor, Vicki Sue Robinson, and Sister Sledge. The building again went into bankruptcy in 1996 and Allied announced plans to demolish it and replace it with Cyberdrome, a virtual reality gaming venue, however, the project was never completed.
During 1998 the collapse of a construction hoist blocked access to the Henry Miller Theatre on 43rd Street, where the successful revival of the Broadway musical Cabaret was playing.[20] To keep the show accessible, the Roundabout Theater Company agreed to move the performance to Studio 54. Roundabout later bought the building in 2003 from Allied for $22.5 million, and Cabaret played until 2004.[21]
Notable productions[edit]
- 1998: Cabaret
- 2004: Assassins
- 2004: Pacific Overtures
- 2005: A Streetcar Named Desire
- 2005: A Touch of the Poet
- 2006: The Threepenny Opera
- 2006: The Apple Tree
- 2007: 110 in the Shade
- 2007: The Ritz
- 2008: Sunday in the Park with George
- 2008: Pal Joey
- 2009: Waiting for Godot
- 2009: Wishful Drinking
- 2010: Sondheim on Sondheim
- 2010: Brief Encounter
- 2011: The People in the Picture
- 2012: Harvey
- 2012: The Mystery of Edwin Drood
- 2014: Cabaret
Upstairs at Studio 54[edit]
The second floor of the theater was used as a nightclub on weeks when plays were not being staged under the name Upstairs at Studio 54. The club was operated by Josh Hadar who was one of the Allied partners.
Upstairs at Studio 54 Performances:
Other tenants[edit]
The building, which is still frequently referred to as the Studio 54 building, houses a variety of tenants, among them a theater venue, offices, and an educational facility called Mandl School, the College of Allied Health. This building also houses Olivtree Securities LLC.
Cultural impact[edit]
In the late 1970s, the club was arguably the best-known nightclub in the world. The club played a formative role in the growth of disco music and nightclub culture in general. Several franchises, notably in Las Vegas, have sprung up around the country. In November 2011, the Las Vegas Weekly reported that the club, located in the MGM Grand, would close on January 8, 2012.[22]
A compilation album of disco music, A Night at Studio 54, was released by Casablanca Records in 1979. It peaked at #21.
Studio 54 Radio[edit]
On August 15, 2011, Sirius XM Radio launched a 24/7 Disco channel based around the Studio 54 theme, billed as Studio 54 Radio, broadcasting of Sirius XM 15. The channel, which replaced the previous Disco channel "The Strobe", features pure disco and dance classics, along with interviews and testimonials from the club's actual DJs and employees.
On October 18, 2011, Sirius XM Radio held a special "One Night Only" party at the club's original location to promote the new channel. In order to win tickets, contestants had to call in to the station and share their memorable Studio 54 experiences. 100 guests were also allowed to enter from the street. The club was decorated with both original and replica props to fully recreate the appearance of the club in its heyday. For the night, it featured the signature sun and "man on the moon" props as well as young shirtless waiters (a "trademark" of Studio 54). The event featured many of the original staff members, including Carmen D'Alessio, Mark Benecke, Billy Amato and original DJs such as John Benitez. Guest DJ Avicii also performed later in the night. The live DJ sets were broadcast on the Sirius XM channel. Many celebrities such as Martha Stewart, Kevin Bacon, Susan Lucci, Gayle King, Kirstie Alley, Cameron Diaz, Betsey Johnson, Kelly Preston, Tinsley Mortimer, Lance Bass, Carol Alt, Keith Richards, Tony Hawk, Donald Trump, and Andy Cohen were spotted in the crowd.
DJs during the Studio 54 Nightclub era[edit]
See also[edit]
- Fiorucci, an Italian fashion boutique hosting the Studio 54 opening party
- Anthony Haden-Guest. The Last Party: Studio 54, Disco, and the Culture of the Night (New York: William Morrow and Company, 1997) ISBN 978-0688160982
Jack Ricardo. "Last Dance at Studio 54" (self published eBook amazon.com)2012 ISBN 978-1-4675-1362-3
- Steven Gaines and Robert Jon Cohen. "The Club, a Novel" (New York: William Morrow and Company, 1979)
- ^ Gilbert Lesser, 55, Poster Designer For Plays and Promotion Director New York Times August 30, 1990
- ^ ibdb.com - retrieved January 19, 2008
- ^ Roundabouttheatre.org Retrieved January 19, 2008
- ^ The New York Times
- ^ The New York Times
- ^ New York Magazine
- ^ Roundabout Theatre Company - About
- ^ 54below.com
- ^ At This Theatre: Studio 54 - Playbill
- ^ Studio 54 Roundabouttheatre.org - Retrieved January 19, 2008
- ^ Studio 54 - Andwedanced.com Retrieved January 19, 2008 Archived December 25, 2007 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ A WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter. "Operators of Studio 54 In New York Indicted On Skimming Receipts. " Wall Street Journal [New York, N.Y.] 29 June 1979, 22.
- ^ New York Times. May 22, 1977 "Liquor Authority Head Stops Discotheque's Music."
- ^ Weber, Bruce. "Robert Isabell, Who Turned Events Into Wondrous Occasions, Dies at 57", The New York Times, July 10, 2009. Accessed July 14, 2009.
- ^ "Studio 54 owners admit tax evasion". The Miami News. 1979-11-02.
- ^ "With Prison and Steve Rubell's Death Behind Him, Studio 54's Ian Schrager Is Back on Top with a Hot New Hotel". People. 1990-12-10.
- ^ Reality News; Studio 54 New York Times - August 31, 1981
- ^ "Haoui Montaug; Disco Doorman, 39". The New York Times. p. 25.
- ^ NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: MIDTOWN; A Stripped-Down Studio 54 For the Post-Disco Era December 19, 1993
- ^ Studio 54, Broadway New York
- ^ COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE: REGIONAL MARKET -- Manhattan; As 'Cabaret' Nears End, Cabaret Still Has a Place New York Times - October 1, 2003
- ^ 54 days to go until Studio 54 Las Vegas closes - Las Vegas Weekly
External links[edit]
- Andy Warhol and Friends in Studio 54, 1981
- Broadway Theatre Guide with full show details for the Studio 54
- Official website for Roundabout Theater at Studio 54
- Studio 54 at the Internet Broadway Database
- Studio 54: The Hotspot's Heyday - slideshow by Life magazine
- BBC Radio 2 Documentary about Studio 54 with Boy George First broadcast 17 April 2007


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