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About Us
Our Mission
Verse Wisconsin publishes poetry and serves the community of poets in Wisconsin and beyond. In fulfilling our mission we:
• showcase the excellence and diversity of poetry rooted in or related to Wisconsin
• connect Wisconsin's poets to each other and to the larger literary world
• foster critical conversations about poetry
• build and invigorate the audience for poetry
Who We Are
Sarah Busse received her MFA from Bennington College in 2003. She currently lives in Madison, Wisconsin with her husband and two children. Her chapbook, Quiver, was published in 2009 by Red Dragonfly Press. Another chapbook, Given These Magics, is just out from Finishing Line Press in spring 2010.You can find her online, with a bunch of other cool poets, at Book that Poet!
Wendy Vardaman has a Ph.D. in English from University of Pennsylvania. The author of Obstructed View (Fireweed Press, 2009) and co-editor of the 2013 Wisconsin Poets' Calendar, she is also (with Sarah Busse) Poet Laureate of Madison, a volunteer post overseen by the Madison Arts Commission. Poetry at Common Council Meetings; an anthology of poems set in Madison (forthcoming 2013); and the annual Olbrich Gardens Poetry Marathon are some of their projects. She lives in Madison, WI with husband, Thomas DuBois, has three children, and does not own a car. Visit Wendy's website for more info.
Linda Aschbrenner (see sidebar photo) has an undergraduate degree in English and an MS degree in library science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. For eleven years she edited and published the poetry journal Free Verse (now Verse Wisconsin). In 2001 Aschbrenner founded Marsh River Editions, a publisher of poetry chapbooks. Her own poetry, essays, and short stories have appeared in a number of publications. She was awarded the Christopher Latham Sholes Award from the Council for Wisconsin Writers for her support of Wisconsin writers.
B.J. Best is the author of four chapbooks, including State Sonnets (sunnyoutside) and Drag: Twenty Short Poems about Smoking (Centennial Press), both forthcoming in Fall 2009. His first full-length book, Birds of Wisconsin, is forthcoming from New Rivers Press in 2010. He teaches at Carroll University in Waukesha. For more, visit B.J.'s website.
Cathryn Cofell is the author of six chapbooks of poetry, most recently Split Personality in collaboration with Karla Huston (SunnyOutside Press, 2011) and Kamikaze Commotion (Parallel Press, 2008). Her first full-length collection is forthcoming from Cowfeather Press (2013). Her poetry and essays can be found in places like NY Quarterly, North American Review and Wisconsin People & Ideas, where she was selected for the 2008 John Lehman Poetry Award. She's served as Chair of the Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission, on the board of the Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets and as a pro-arts voice wherever she'll be heard. She is a frequent keynote speaker, workshop facilitator and guest poet at venues throughout Wisconsin, but calls Appleton home. Learn more on Cathryn's website.
Ron Czerwien is the used-book buyer at A Room of One's Own Bookstore in Madison, WI. He also sells books on-line as Avol's Books. His poems have appeared in Arbor Vitae, After Hours, Cannot Exist, Hummingbird: Magazine of the Small Poem, Rosebud, Wisconsin Trails Magazine, Wisconsin Academy Review, and on-line at Moria, Nth Position, Qarrstiluni, Right Hand Pointing, and Shampoo. Ron serves as treasurer on the board of the Council for Wisconsin Writers. He co-hosts the monthly "First Sunday Open Mike Poetry Readings" at The Fountain Restaurant & Bar. Learn more about Ron.
Thomas J. Erickson is an attorney in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, whose poems have appeared in numerous publications.
Fabu is Madison's third Poet Laureate. She has a new publication, Poems, Dreams and Roses (2009). In Our Own Tongues will be published by the University of Nairobi Press in 2010 and African American Life in Haiku will be published by Parallel Press in 2011. Her website is www.artistfabu.com.
David Graham is the author of six collections of poems, most recently Stutter Monk (Flume Press), and an essay anthology co-edited with Kate Sontag: After Confession: Poetry as Autobiography (Graywolf Press). Individual poems, essays, and reviews have appeared widely in journals and anthologies as well as online. He has been a faculty member several times at The Frost Place in Franconia NH, where he also served as Poet in Residence in 1996. He is Professor of English at Ripon College in Ripon, WI. His online Poetry Library collects a wide variety of resources on poetry. Visit his personal home page which includes extensive links to his work online.
Angela Rydell teaches creative writing workshops for the UW-Madison Division of Continuing Studies. She has also taught in the adulteducation program at Edgewood College, as poet-in-residence in elementary schools, and in programs for senior citizens. Her work has been published in Prairie Schooner, Alaska Quartely, Beloit Poetry Journal, Poets & Writers, Crab Orchard Review, The Sun Magazine and other journals. She holds an M.F.A. in poetry from Warren Wilson College and lives with her husband, science-fiction writer Brendan Day. Learn more about Angela.
Marilyn L. Taylor served as Poet Laureate of Wisconsin in 2009 and 2010. Her award-winning poems have appeared in dozens of anthologies and journals, including Poetry, The American Scholar, Measure, Valparaiso Review, Able Muse, Villanelles (Random House), and Hot Sonnets. Her sixth and latest poetry collection is a chapbook titled Going Wrong, published by Parallel Press. She currently serves on the Wisconsin Poet Laureate Commission, the Council for Wisconsin Writers Board of Directors, and the Advisory Board at the Low-Residency MFA program in Creative Writing at Western State University in Gunnison, Colorado. She has been a Contributing Editor for six years at The Writer magazine, where her articles on poetic craft have appeared bimonthly. Visit Marilyn's website.
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-- - ••• • ~. I NA.ZA,AE TW COLLEGE OF AOCWESTEA " Vol. XX/li, No. Septemw~ 20, 1967 "Do Not Inter Here Without Desire" President Addresses Students By SISTER HELEN DANIEL NCR President The Security Officer making his rounds a few days after Commencement in June said: "'It's 'ike a graveyar<l with them gone'· And it was. It is a pleasure to welcome the upper c1assmen and the Sophomores back and to greet the Freshmen far the fiTSt time. All Gf yau have some new doors ta enter and nCw windows to look through and beyond. I suggest you make ane tour of the new Arts Center just looking thraugh the windows and the window walls. The ex· perience is something like the one "·e hope you hay this year as a Senior Or Junior or Sopbomore or Freshman. There is a central theme, the theme the Juniors rhose for orientation this ycar: the seen and the unseen. Here everything leads to something or someone else. And the delight comes from entering into the presenl moment completely. I would like 10 have inscribed upon the facade of the Arts Center what is inscribed on the facade Of the Palais de Chaillot in Paris: It depen.ds upon Ihe one who com .. by Whtth.r I 1m I tomb or I Ireuure Whtther I speek or 1m .ilenl Thi. I II depend, upon you Friend, do not enler here without desire My best wislles for a rewar<ling arademic year. not only in the sense of chronos-a specific moment in tim.,. hut of kairo,- " hal'l"'",IIJ( that I.' Tlm,' lc"" and that will not ~ome a~a;n Si$ter Helen Daniel Orientation Activities: The Seen and Unseen Freshman Orientation at NCR began Sunday evening. Seplember 10 with a resident party. On Mon· day. after enduring a morning of tests the freshmen I·oined their big sisters and the faeu ty for a pirnic lunch. A Nazareth·Fisher freshman milo:er was held Monday evening. Tuesday the class of '71 attend· ed lectures by Dr. Donovan and Dr. DelVecchio, on The Invi,;ble Min. Wednesday brought a psyche· delic mixer at Fisher. ·8., J ~hn, we· .... ~ ... y ko.~w~ uc. olhu •• hO\O •. ·' was shown on Thursday e,·ening, and a psychedelic mixer was held at Nataretb Friday evening, witb Katie Murnighan in charge. Saturday the orientation activi· ties reached a climax, featuring tbe big·little sister banquet, with Pau· lette Monachino as cbairman, and the skits following the banquet, for whicb Joan Buttino was · chairman. A semi·formal dance was held at FUller following the skits. Co.Chairman of freshman orien· tation were Micbelle La Rose and Carol Statt. -______ - __ .e. ____ .. Arts Center Debut The new Nazarelh CoUege Fine Arts Center wil! host a '·first of its kind when The National Theatre of the Deaf ill presented here on Sat· urday. September 30. The experiment. a prol·ect of tile Eugene O·Neill Memoria Founda· tion. is a culmination of several years· wark on the part of many top theatrieal figures. Twelve deaf actors will perform under the direction of four of t he world's most creative directors: Yoshio Aoyama of Japan. John Hirsh of LinCOln Center and Stratford. Canada. Gene Lasko and Joe Layton of Broadway fame. They will present ~rayan's The Min With The Hurl In The Highlands, The Tale of Kasane, Tygert Tytler! And Oth. r Burning" Ind Gian ni Schicd. Hearing audiences, unfamiliar with the language of the deaf, which " lenerally termed ··sign langllaj(e·· an is their means of cOmmumca· tion by the use of Iheir hands. will find that as the actors deliver t heir lines in ··sign language.'· (in acre· ative form of mime, a narrator relates what tbey are saying. Specially de.ign..t musiCI I in· slrumenlt by Ihe French . curplor Francois Basc hel provid-e on audio ble ond vi sual blckground for heer. ing oudien .. " Ind 01.., pul ... te vi· bu lions which satye a. cu •• 10 Ihe de.! . <lOrl. Under the supervision of scenic designer David Hays. The National Theatre of the Deaf obtainC<l a Fed· eral grant of $331.000 from the Vocational Rehabili tation Administra· tion of the Department of Health. Education and Welfare to eSlablish a theatrical schOOl for deaf people at the O·Neili Foundation in Water· foro. ('onn. and also produce. tour Of colleCe and community theatres. The three·week scminar at the school was a comprehensive and 24 New Members grueling course in acting. moyement, dance, mime, tumbhng, fencing, stage design, theatre management and costume design. Thirty· five studesls attended. This fall the group will {llay to over 25 colleges and commumty theatres. NBC presented a one hour documentary on the National The· atre for the Deaf last spring. Getting lost in the Arts Center! See map on page 4. The project ls not designed as a ··help·to-the·handicapped'· pro· gram. but as a fullr profeSl!ional program that will enrlth and broad· en theatrical eJ:perience for the hearing as well as the deaf, and as an exrloration into new techniques for al the professionals Involyed. Thi. will w Ihe first pe.for .... I nc. in the new auditorium of tho Arh Can"r. AlSO. On Sunday. October 1. a master claS!; will be held with per· formers of the Tlleatre of the Deaf. Students fram area colleges who are interestC<l in dramatics or in work. ing wilh the deaf will participate. Observers are invited. DON'T MISS Students' Hour Tomorrow. 10;)0 A.M. Gymnasium * Jos. Baranowski ta out* lin e Arts Center Acti\litiu. Distribution of stude nt rote coupons. Faculty Becomes Enlarged Twenty four new faculty membeu have been added this semester. Here are their credentials and aca· demic titles. Engli sh Dapt. Richard Donovan .. Assistant Pr0- fessor of English. will chairman the English dept. He received his A.B. and A.M. from the Univeuity of Notre Dame. He received his doe. torate from the University of Min· nesota. Sr. Bonaventure, Assistant Pr0- fessor of English recei~ed her B.A. from Nazareth College, her M.A and Ph.D. from Fordham Univer. sity. Alexander De Santls. Instructor in English, received his hachelor·s degree from Yale University. He reeei,·ed as M.A. from Cambridge University and is a Ph.D. candidate at Princeton University. Mary Ann Davis, Ledurer in Eng. lish, received her A.B. from Indiana University. Mrs. Davis is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Roell· ester. Theology Oepl. Michele Daviau is joining the Nazareth faculty this year as an in· structor in Sacred ThC<llogy. She received her B.A. from Albertus Mag. nus College and her M.A. from Marquette University. Math Dept. Sister Mary de Porres, Instmctor in MatMmatics, received her B.A. from Na>:aretll College and lIer M.S. from the University of Notre Dame. Louis Di Bello, Lecturer in Math· ematics, received his A.B. and his A.M. from the University of Rochester, where he has pursued further study. John Hsieh is coming to Naz· areth as an Instructor In Mathemat· ics with his B.S. and M.A. from Na. tiOllal Taiwan University. BiologV Dept. Elaine Takahashi, Lecturer in Bi· ology, received her B.S. at Albright College. She received her M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Roell· ester. ONCE A STUDENT ALWAYS A ••• School doors didn't really close in May for many NCR sludenls. The regil;trar's office reported the fol· lOwing information on sum mer schOO! en rOllmcnt. The class of '68 had 49 students enrolled in summer courses. There were 76 SUmmer students In the class of '69. And 89 ambitious soph. omores (,70) went to s um mer schOOl. The most popular subjects at least by totals, were General Psy· ehology, General Biology, Introduction to Sociology, and Introduction Economies. OIlier subjects taken in· cluded Canadian History, Theater Workshop, Colonial Art of Mexico, GLEANER '! 3 31i September 20. 19U Idealism Meets Realism During College Years W. lc;ome to <011"111, CI~" of '71 Freshman time is generally when the grass looks pretty green on this side of the fence. (No tassel.pu"s in· tended here.) It's when e~rything is ahead including the sobering re· ,liution of the gap between the catalogue and the college, studying and being fascinated by your studies. Life U one hig eIperiment_ we put the things we clIoose together to get what we betieve we wanl You'll do a lot of experimenting here. You may smoke for the first time. drink. fall in love; you may change }'<Iur major a t(luple of times. lose or find your God, find peace. become mOre or even less of the student you were in high school. You'll prohabty be afraid and A LeHer To Ihe Editor: I just took a guided tour of our New Art's Center and I am realty tllrilled to see how Nazareth has progressed in the t(lmmunity. I tlunk the little features in the class· rooms will make classes more en· joyahle. FQr instance. the great big wlndows 'In at least one side of the dassroom and the wide sliding dool'll In these classrooms for transp<>rt· ing large equipment lnto the rooms. and the individual practice rooms for our music majors with slabs of paneling for better acoustics. The theatre Is enormous and the seating for H OO persons should be fabulous WId will definitely help to make a person In the last row enjoy a play or t(lncert as much as a person in the orchestra section. AI last we Can have an undergrad meeting with all the membel'll seated. The biggest feature of the entire Center Is the space. En 0 ugh room 10 breathe. 1(1 Illink. to work to one's utmost. This is a wonderfUl oppor. tUnity for us. one that shOuld be taken ad vantage Of. 80bbi Colombo. '70 Saga Partying Mr. Nel&on Deusebio, director of the dorm dining service. an. nou nced plans for the first parly 'If the semester. The donn cafeterias will be decorated for a "Candlelight Party" or a " Psychedelic Mod Pa .. ty," next Wednesday. Sept. 27, Clothing may be formal. or II may have a psychedelic or mod tbeme. Any costume may be worn. but no shorts will be allowed. Jean Chechak tertainment. will provide '". The dorm kitchen is served the Saga Food Company. " lonely wmetimel;. Don't use these as an \'Icuse to back out of the chal., lenge or undeNate your abilities. One thing to reali2e about get· ting along here is this; Be yourselL This Is a small place and role play· ers get found OUI. The admissions office look you for what you are. Your parents still love you; your Big Sister is nervously hoping you wUl like her. Rela" and be yourself. Where you ~o on this campus, in the way of 'status" or the "su.:. cess" of advancement in campus af· fairs, depends upon what )'Qu really want out of life and how honesUy }'<Iu can evaluale your capabilities. Enjoy every momenl of )'Qur time here, both academk and other· wise. It goes qukkly. Try.Outs for '"Bernadettes" Singers Thursday, Sept. 21 9:30 • 11 :30 A.M. 6:30. 7:30 P.M. Rm. 97, Art, Cent.r Pollution Seminar A '·W .. ler Pollution Abalement Symposium" will bo: held thl. Fri, day. Sept. 22. at the Rochester Manger }lotel on Clinton Avenue, Tile event is being sponsored by the Roehester Section of the American Cllemical Society. The 'purp<lS<ls of Ihe Symposium are to mform the people and leg· islators in Ihe Genesee Valley about the alternatives thai have been proposed to deal with water pollutIOn. Congressman Frank Horton. "'ho has been invol,'ed with Ihe water pollulion problem n the Genesee Valley and Lake Ontario. will speak at 10:45 A.M. in Ihe Manger Ball· ~m . Interested citizens are invited. .'or more information check the Undergrad buUetin board On the ground floor of Smyth Hall Feeling Frustrated _ w" 1 . ... . ... Ie <OIII1 .. nl.,\e _w.~ 1 • ••• IJft(., --.II ..... , .m~ _ •• 0\ .... ~bWIJ _ I .... «Iff .. E.th .. t .. U< Won ... Nte<I«I GLEANER M .. ".,. To"' ......... 1::111 P.M. 11 ..... 111 lto __ belllad ArlO C..lOT ' .. OU ...... , I • ..w; .... _ ... ~.....,w .... _~ .......... ....... .. ......... ....... "001 ................ 'f" ... ' A_ .... ..... , .. , ......... ""0. -_f_ .. ..,. .... - -... - ... ,. ..... ,- ..... ~ . -- ........ ,"- ........ ,~ .......... ... - -- "_ .. """'_,.- ".-...I.. ....... .,.''.'..., ""i .......... A ... ,- , .. GIlA .... I• • __ .. , .. U.. .... _. " .......... "'_100. A .... _CoI ................. , .............. _ . . Student Tickets Limited Varied Program Launches AC By EVElYN OOM With the opening of the new Arts Center, ~tudents of Nazareth CoIl I' g e are looking forward to Ihe activities 10 be held tllere. During the comi'4; academic )'ear students WIll be inVIted to en· joy numerous lectures and musical and dramatic productions. Film programs have been planned at the Arts Center. and all .~ch programs. with Ihe exception of the New Cinema, "'ill be free , Special reduced prices for Ihe New Cinema will be available to students. The Roehester Philharmonic will present a Mourt Series. and a lim· lied n~mber of seats will be avail· able to students at reduced prices. There will be two groups of productions with student rates limited In such a way that the sludent may attend one event in each group at a reduced price. Each student will be given two redeemable coupons (Qne for each group of productions) which must be redeemed before September 27; after this date the coupons will be void. A box office will be sel up in the gym On September 25. 26 and 27. and will be open from 9 to 4. The first students tQ gO 10 the box office will have Ihe first chOice of events. There will be only a limited number of student tickets available for each production, and when Ihese tickets are sold oul the sludents must choose from the remaining events. Mr. Baranowski will speak about these lickets at Ihe Slu· dents' hour On September 21. and the redeemable t(lupons will be given out at that time. The firSt group of productions t(lnsists of a series of live events sponsored by the Rochester CiVic Music Assoc'alion: Tile Theatre of the Deaf. Bramwell Fletcher as Ber· nard Shaw. Chanteurs de Paris. Marcel Marceau. and The Honorable Estate. The tllree events t(lmprlsing the second group are Emlyn WiT· Iiams iii Dylan Thomas Growing Up. Andres Segovia. and Alexander Brailowsky. Nazareth wHl also c<HIpeute wilh other colleges in presenting programs in Ihe Arts Center . . The Eric Hawkiru Modern Dance Com· pany and a Blues Festival will be sponsored jointly by the University of Rochester and Ihe For· eign Language Department of N:u. areth College, Student rate tickel!; will be sold fQr these even .... On the evening of October 22 a l~ture ·demonstration performance "ill be given by the New York City Ballet as the sludenl perlion of the opening ceremonies of the Arts Center. The October 21 formal ded· Ication will feature Ihe Rochester Philharmonic ,,1th speakei'll from the CQllege and government. Attendance to this special affair will be by invitation only. and there will be a student representa· tion in Ihe audience of invlled guests from education, industry, government and culural institutions across the slale. Lectures are also being planned as part of the Arts Center's program. Primarily on February 5 and 6 a geries on Ihe Changing Ameri· can Identity wll be gven by Barry Ulanov. Edlar Dryden. Danel BooT· stin and 01 ers. There is Ihe possi· bi lity of a special two week pro. gram on the avant·garde arts in the spring, Other lecturers will be spon· sored by special departments. Sue Lenkiewicz is in charge of the Student Cultural Committee, a division of the Undergraduate Ass0- ciation. Join the Usher Corps An opportunity to usher at Ath Center activities. For detail" be at tamar-row's Students' Hour. Rochester To Host Vadety of Talent In Theater, Music The Rochester CiViC Music Association's special events will inClude Mantovani. Cree Indian singer Buf. fy Sainl.,.Maire. "Destination SOuth Pacific" wilh In·person narration by Lowell Thomlli, Jr., one Singing group, "The ASSOCiation". Frarl% Lehar'S operella "Land of Smiles". Lou Rawls, tbe Harkness Ballet, "Snow W h i I e and Ihe Seven Dwarfs" with an adult cast. The Four Seasons, Bramwell Fletcher as Bernard Shaw, and the Thealer of the Deaf. NCR Hos'- Ev ... t Theater of the Deaf will be p .... sented at Naureth's new Arts Cen· ler on Salurday. September 30. This company of twelve deaf actors per· forms classics in an elevated style of sig.n language.. with voice-over narration and mus,c. " L. nd of SmilH" Fram Lehar's world·famous operetta "Land of Smiles" is a 1912 romautic tale of a Viennese lady who marries an oriental prince. The production will be in the Eastman Thealre on Sunday, October l. Mantovani will present arrang.,. ments of tunes r allgi"f from his Ibeme song ~ "Charmaine". to the Beatle's "Yesterday". He will be at the Eastman on October 4. Tol! recording group. "The Association' will be the October It at· traction. 1be SiI )'Qung men .... ~orded "Windy". a recent hit song, At A,t. c.nter Mr. Bramwell Fletcher will p .... sent his Bernard Shaw on October 28 at the Arts Center. Buffy Saint.,.Marle. a poet singer who composes many of her own songs, will be at Ihe Eastman 011 NO"ember 4, The Cree [ndian girl from Sabago Lake. Maine, has made numerous appearances on tel. evision and On tour, Lowell Thomas. Jr., will presenl "Destination SQuth Pacific" On November 6 al the Eastman, This full color film witll sound coven Australis. New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia, Samoa. and Tahiti. BIUfl and Soul On November II. the Eastman Theatre will echo with tbe wund of Lou Rawls. His latest album. ''Too Much", I!acks an Hhila .. ting charge of "soul ' into his blues. The Harkness Ballet, presenting fresh approaches to dance ted .. nique, choreography. musical com· position and demgn will be al the Easlman on Friday. November 24. On Saturday. November 25. the Traveling Playhouse direeted by Ken and Kay Roe kefeUer, will p .... sent "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" for a matinee perform· ance. The play features ad ult actOIT as well as marionettes representing the seven dwarfs. The Four Seasons entertain al l,h. e Eastman on Saturday, Dec-!mw Learning To Love YOllf oommate (And Liking It I By DEDI BRYFONSKI ",i,,<" /0' ,~~ U,i"" Dailr N<k" ) tering college for the first is a fnghtCnin! experience h is compounded or man,)' slu· ts by sharing a room wIth a ger and through the course of year making him or her nol so g. A hattle-scarred junior, mv mate, sagely remarked tbat · g a roommate is like getting ied without being in love, and t admit she has a point. And, ugh In disagreement willi her ation of my loveableness, I admit she hu a point. For. at at fint. you will feel many 'ons for your roommate. For example. conlempt - for mortal that can arise cheerily 1 A.M. and proceed to do exer· And fur - that she (or hel y divulge that you still sleep a teddy bear. etc. But lov. IS likely to be among them. 0PPOlit .. Malch U you are a girl. you will enter ege either tearful at leaving sie ano.! Popsie, Or elated that 've finall~ ~$Cape\l Ihe bonds 01 dictatonal duO. It doesn't mat· which. your roommate will in· · bl)' feel the OPPosite. You must Delle .)'ounelf to a lint night of er bemg kept awake by her lrung Or bearing the mortifica· of letting Ihat supercilious be-who occupies the bed next to rs hear you cry yourself to sleep. Jungle Lewl And if you are a male. although psychologically as wounding, fint days with your roommate prove physically In/'urious. For ong college males. here exists gle rule. with might makes right 'ngently enforced. You are either a strapping brute h arms of steel or a quaking ard who gets queasy at the sight blood. Never fear. with the rOOm· te matching process known only colleges, you will meet your op' te. If a brule. you will fight r illy·livered roommate to prove superiority, and end up pay· r the bill for his new pair of s. And if you aR the afore' d coward, your roommate will re• "lut up the money for the ~resaj glasses. I Think POllti ... 1 The only pOsitive way to ~proach the situation Is to come to col· ~ prepared with a list of qualifi· ~ons Ihat your roommate must ~. Then the psychological ad· Pge is yours. and he will be un· iously striving to meet your uirements, P. , Alal"o,!Io . ad SMUt O'IIr1 ..... il ,,1111 !loti. Itooko. '71 Mn~ l ad ..... .... . mU ... (1'0'''''' Boy WOftd •• ill I ..... """",,). S.phs Pia. Buddy ¥leek "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" will be the theme of Buddy Week. to be sponsored by the class of '70 from September 26 to 28. Ac· livities will include a eoffee hour to be held on Tuesday, a Buddy par· ty on Wednesday. and 'Flicker Fun' on Thursday. Chris Iuo is chairman o{ Buddy Week, and Pam Klarsfeld and Karen Manhall are in charge of publicity. This may nol work in all cases, My roommate and I both came equipped with a list of requirements for each other. Hen included that she cannot sleep with the lights on. and she likes to be abed by twelve. Mine included that I found it necessary to study well after midlllgh\. Try l ~nuilJ But did we despair! No. She persuaded my boyfriend 10 buy me a high Intensity lamp lor my birth· day and peace was restored. The moral! Merely this: get ev· erything in the open with your roommate. If he. she. Or it has few virtues, mind reading is not likely to be among them. Be prepared to give a little, but set limits. In other wows. let her borrow your yellow shirtwaisl, but ...... r your black cocktail dress. And if all else fails, apply for a single room. CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION SPECIAL ATIRACTIONS THEATER OF TIrE DEAF iN. lOr.1ll Am ~,,~. ) SU ....... ,. Sept. ,. "'!.AND or SMILES" MANTOV!LNI WooI,...,b,. O<lober , BItAMWELL rLETClIER .. BERNARD SHAW (Nuorelll Arts Cenler ) SallUd", O<lOber 1:1 r......,U '!born .. Jr.'. DESTINATlO:ll SO. PACIFIC Dutin. lion Soulll PodRo llaudoy. NOftmber • ~~'" Frid." 'M.UT NGve.,Ioor U run. Leb, , '1 Operen, SIIad'I, 0<_ I ASSO"CI"AT ION Wool"""oy. OeIober 11 BurFY SAlNTE·MARIE Sat ....... ,. NG~m~ , LOU RAWlS Satard.,. N.nm ..... 11 FOUR SEASONS Saturd. y. De<:. -,...... .. -. .. __ ... , .----- Name of Game: Education By KATHY BURKARD Editor ElTMritul To ,"- Clul 011971: Ws September. and industry. laughter. certainly activate the campus. You're Joining organiza· tions, sizin,!: up professors and classmates. trymg persistently to organ· iu! a study sche-dule which will not conflict With your roommate·s. your current boyfriend's, and the best hour for showers. and faithfully at· tending every meal. Enjoy it. it doesn·t last long. December brings with its snow and dark nights and intractable cen· PAGE CONTRIBUTORS Kathy Aiken Kathf Burkardt Bobbl Columbo Marie Giardino Lee Ann Greider Paula Satterly Carol Burns Nancy Kizielewicz Chris Lewis tral heating, a clurge distinct from those atmospheric. The campus mood verges on hysteria, discour· agement. and dctermination-<iespitcit-- all; organization membenhip declines sharply; alliances_ both secial and atademic-are solidified; one sludies whenever one can bear to, and often sleeps throujh dinner, and alwar.s through break ast. since it is pos~able to eal and study at the same time. while sleeping and studying have been found to be in· compatible. Some of you \\ill leave NauRlh before J~nuary. More will leave be· fore May. For those, who stay, ex· pect disillusionments with your professors. argumenlS and d1S3ppoint· ments with your friends, diffl<:ully in study",g. loneliness, hopelessness. There will ne\'er be enough time. You will never h.ave enou$b brains and often not enough WIll power to grasp it all. Expect all this and work your !la.des! th., non. of it be .... hxed. The name of the game is education, and "" will make it"· your trump card. Play it. * New Faculty Members Fo •• ign LanSlueg. John J . 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What are your instructions when someone new takes care of your baby? What's your standard speech about the dos and don'ts of diapering?
Lately, it seems like several new people have been taking care of my kids – maybe because it's summer and all of the college girls in my town are home looking for babysitting jobs, making the physical act of finding a babysitter much easier. Or maybe it's because we've had a lot of weddings and other big events to attend.
In any case, I feel like I have been teaching a lot of new people about my daughter's cloth diapers. As I'm showing them around, we come to her room and my speech usually starts with "Okay, so we use cloth diapers." I pause to see the reaction (either "cool!" or "mmm-kay"), then forge ahead with specific instructions.
Here's what I often hear coming out of my mouth:
1. "It's very simple. They are just like disposables, here's how you snap them…"
2. "Just make it fit her comfortably, not too tight."
3. "The dirty ones go in that bag hanging from the doorknob. If they are poopy, just put them on the counter in the bathroom and I will deal with them later."
4. "We also use cloth wipes. They are in this container. The disposable wipes are in here if you want to use them, but please don't put them in the hanging bag."
5. "Please do not use diaper cream. Ever. If you see diaper rash of any kind, just spray this stuff (California Baby Non-Burning and Calming Diaper Area Wash) on the area and put on a fresh diaper."
6. "Please only use diapers from these baskets (my basket of extra inserts, replacement elastic, pre-folds and other diapering gear is not close but visible from the changing table and I once had a babysitter find a size Medium in that basket and put it on my 11-pounder. It hadn't been prepped yet and was waaaaay too big, so it leaked everywhere! I still wonder what she was thinking)."
7. "If you can't figure it out or prefer them, I keep the disposables right here, just in case…"
Why do I put that last one in there every single time? I ask myself the same question. Maybe so they feel less daunted about cloth diapers. Maybe so they will want to succeed with cloth. Maybe because that's what I always told myself at the beginning: "If this doesn't work, just go back to disposables." But you know what? Not once have I come home to a baby in a disposable. So my instructions must be working.
Or maybe, it's just not that difficult to put fluffy cloth on a baby's bottom.
What are your instructions for babysitters/in-laws/daycare providers? What do you always find yourself saying?
Sarah is a mom of two and blogs about her adventures in motherhood, cloth diapering and everything in between. Catch her "Cloth Diapering Unwrapped" series on the FuzziBunz blog every Tuesday.


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Monday, April 6, 2009
The Edible Garden
10 comments:
- turtlemama said...
No advice, but if this venture turns out anything like your sewing, you'll have a bountiful feast in no time!
- April 6, 2009 at 4:17 PM
- Cheryl M. said...
Looks like you and Gianna are doing a super job - that lettuce is beautiful and so are the tomats..:)
- April 6, 2009 at 6:52 PM
I thought I remembered you having lots of edibles in your garden-I know you had grapes at one point and maybe peaches??
Theresa - April 6, 2009 at 7:06 PM
- jordin said...
I just thought i would suggest this:
If you dont have much space, maybe hanging your tomatoes would work. I plan on buying them this year because i wasnt able to harvest all my tomatoes last year because there were so many that they got lost under the leaves.
This company has NEVER steered me wrong! - April 6, 2009 at 7:27 PM
- Jennifer said...
Beautiful Kristen! There is nothing better than a sun warmed tomato.
- April 7, 2009 at 6:26 AM
- Lerin said...
Good luck! We're doing gardening next year as part of Madeleine Sophie's schooling too! :)
- April 7, 2009 at 9:55 AM
How about a beautiful stawberry pot?
Kate - April 7, 2009 at 11:44 AM
- Mary said...
We planted for the first time last year and it was a huge success. I had som many zuccinni I hade to get very creative with them by August. I wish you the best. Your plants look like they are doing very well. I can't wait to get started May 1 here. Happy Gardening!
- April 8, 2009 at 9:01 AM
- stephanie said...
The University of Illinois Extension has a cute - and very helpful - site called "My First Garden" I'll try to leave the link:
Have fun! - April 8, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- Meredith said...
Fun!! Enjoy :)
- April 8, 2009 at 1:59 PM


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This post is not meant to scream fire in the theater of Razzball. I'm not saying don't draft these guys. I'm not unfriending them. (I would hide all of their stupid Mafia Wars updates. Okay, quick rant, I have a friend who emailed everyone that he just had a kid. Yay for him, I know. So I emailed him back congrats that the kid doesn't look like his wife. Then I go onto Facebook and he just won a cannoli or some shizz on Mafia Wars. He just got home from the hospital with his newborn and he's warring with 12-year-olds hiding behind fictitious Mafioso personalities? Nice. I wonder in forty years if his kid will email me saying his Dad died then start playing an online video game.) I'm just saying you need to be aware of certain concerns that I've kept to myself about these players. I'm unburdening myself. My shrink says it's good for me. I still like these players; I just want you to have the whole picture. Anyway, here's some concerns for 2010 fantasy baseball:
Miguel Montero – Concern: Snyder. I'm worried that Chris Snyder might see more ABs than anyone thinks he will. Montero sits one game a week? We're cool. Snyder gets two games a week and suddenly Montero will be lucky to match last year's numbers, forget eclipsing them.
Please, blog, may I have some more?What's quirkier than a relief pitcher? I'll tell you what: a stubborn 3-legged beagle. Success as a set-up reliever is so overlooked in real life baseball as well as fake life baseball. These guys are weird; they have crazy superstitions, wear bass-ackwards numbers, and have their own theme music.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Razzball Point Shares are now up for the following 5×5 league formats:
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Please, blog, may I have some more?The murmurs of Heath Bell getting traded to another team by July are getting louder. (BTW, I love the word murmurs. I really wanted the survivors on Lost to call The Others, The Murmurs. Wouldn't that have been awesome?! Okay, maybe me.) Prepare for a dozen or so posts titled, "For Whom the Bell Tolls," at some of our weak sister sites. And by "weak sister," I'm talking prison slang and I mean ESPN. I moved Bell down one whole spot. I'm not worried in March about someone who might get traded in July. He will probably drop one or two spots each month until July. If you get 23 saves, a 1.69 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, 42 Ks in 37 1/3 innings pre-All-Star Break, you'll be mad you drafted him? Bee tee dubya, those were his 1st half numbers last year. Then who knows where he goes. Maybe Lidge and Madson finally give Manuel a coronary and Bell takes over the closing duties in Philly as Victorino player-manages. Or maybe Bell goes somewhere else. You get the picture; it's still early. Don't overestimate-slash-overthink-slash-overrate… Just don't "over" anything. Anyway, here's all of the closers for your fantasy baseball team, as of right now:
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Please, blog, may I have some more?Okay, who put Jerry Blevins 498th? He's the greatest LOOGY of all-time… OF ALL-TIME. Kanye shrug. We're using Yahoo for our Fantasy Razzball leagues. (You can win a mother-bleepin' hot tub; are you kidding me? Seriously. Yes, I brought out the one word, "Seriously," sentence, then brought out the expository sentence to mention I brought out the one word, "Seriously," sentence.) Yahoo's drafting and fantasy baseball team setup-ma-whosies is fine. ESPN has its minuses, Yahoo has its pluses, then read that again in the mirror. And just like there were problems with ESPN's fantasy baseball rankings, I have issues with Yahoo's. I can't go over every single difference of opinion, but you could just go to my 2010 fantasy baseball top 300 and use that. Or go to the Point Shares and use that. Or buy me an all-exclusive trip to Dubai and I'll draft for you while skiing in a mall. Sheik, if you want to go to the food court, may I suggest the ski lift? That sounds splendid, I hope they have Chik-Fil-A.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Between the two middle infield positions, I tend to draft a 2nd baseman early and punt shortstop. This happens for a few reasons. 1) 2nd base has more talent. That's right, I draft the deeper position earlier. Same reason I punt catchers and try to get a 1st baseman early. If a position is deep, a lot of your leaguemates are going to have one of the top guys. You don't want to be one of the 3 or 4 teams without a top guy. 2) There's less difference between a middle-tiered shortstop and a bottom-tiered one. 3) Shortstops tend to give value with the steal. You can find cheap steals later. Most of the 2nd basemen on this list are going after the top 100 in your 2010 fantasy drafts. This is a supplement to the top 20 2nd basemen of 2010 fantasy baseball.
Please, blog, may I have some more?For these pairings, I'm going to be using our 2010 fantasy baseball rankings. Notably, the top 20 starters for 2010 fantasy baseball, top 40 starters for 2010, top 60 starters for 2010 and the top 80 starters for 2010. Okay, now that we have our links and shizz done. What is a pitcher pairing? It's how you plan on putting together a fantasy staff. It's a plan of action. If you have A pitcher, which B, C and D pitcher goes with him? You should have six starters. The sixth starter is Jonathan Sanchez or take whoever you want. I suggest an upside pick. Jonathan Sanchez comes to mind. Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez… The fifth starter will be covered below. I'm going to assume you're in a 12 team, 5×5 and some variation of 9 Pitchers league. (NOTE: What you are about to read is massively confusing. If it were found scribbled in a notebook, the FBI would be watching me. But to add more confusion, every time I say Wandy/Bills tier, you can also include Matt Cain's tier in there.) Anyway, here's some pairings for pitching staffs for 2010 fantasy baseball drafts:
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Please, blog, may I have some more?Some of you will be drafting your fantasy baseball teams over at ESPN and that's cool. I don't mind their drafting and league setups. Plus, they're free. If you don't like your team, do like 98% of the other people at ESPN and abandon your team in May. But when you're drafting at ESPN, you're confronted by their rankings. It's important to know what they're saying, so you can exploit the rankings for your greater good. I'm going off my top 100 for 2010 fantasy baseball and top 300. So here's some random turd nuggets from the ESPN 2010 fantasy baseball rankings:
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The Tough Love Trio is Boston's preeminent acoustic jazz group. Available for private functions and public events.
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November 30, 2013
The Tough Love Trio, Boston's preeminent acoustic jazz group, returns to the Acton Jazz Café - now at their awesome new location in Nagog Park - for their dinner/early show - 7:00pm. The Tough Love Trio is comprised of three exceptionally active musicians in the Boston music scene. Their repertoire consists of...
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October 5, 2012
Tough Love Trio returns to Chianti Jazz Lounge - w/special guest, baritone saxophonist Danny Harrington! TLT is comprised of three exceptionally active musicians in the Boston music scene. Their repertoire consists of standard, contemporary, & original jazz, with the classic lineup of guitar, double-bass, drums. Joining them this...
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May 12, 2012
The Tough Love Trio, Boston's preeminent acoustic jazz group, returns to the Acton Jazz Café, for their early show - 7:00pm. The Tough Love Trio is comprised of three exceptionally active musicians in the Boston music scene. Their repertoire consists of standard/not-so-standard and contemporary jazz, in the classic lineup of...
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Please welcome the return of the Tough Love Trio to Chianti Jazz Lounge - this time with very special guest, legendary baritone saxophonist Danny Harrington! The show starts at 9:00pm. Chianti is famous for it's consistently warm hospitality, preeminent menu & bar selection, and a classic, relaxing ambiance that features some of the...
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YOUR WASHINGTON AND YOU! A WEEKLY REPORT from KARL MUNDT SENATOR FROM SOUTH DAKOTA United States senate VOLUME XVI (1954) Number 30 - For release August 4 or after PUBLICITY FOR OUR STATE. Every Chamber of Commerce in America, plus top officials of all advertising groups in the nation this week received the July issue of "Advertising Newsletter" from U.S. Chamber of Commerce Washington headquarters. It was completely devoted to praise of the tourist promotion program being carried on by the State Highway Commission, the Black Hills and Badlands Association, and the Rapid City Chamber of Commerce. The Newsletter used our State's program as a "shining example" wherein $160,100 was spent last year resulting in 2,200,000 tourists coming to South Dakota thus making this extra $20 million annual income the second largest industry in our state. I was happy to provide the background material for the U.S. Chamber publication, in cooperation with officials of the three S.D. tourist promotion groups. FROM BEHIND THE SCENES. In our newsletter of two weeks ago, I announced the fact that the Republican Conference had elected me to membership on the Senate Republican Policy Committee. Since then, I have had an opportunity to discover from behind the scenes something of just how important these new leadership responsibilities actually are. There are 12 Republican Senators on the Policy Committee--the Majority Leader, the President of the Senate, the Chairman of the Republican Conference, the Conference Secretary, the Republican Whip, and seven Senators chosen at large from the remaining Republican Senators. The Policy Committee does the work in the Senate of both the Rules Committee and the Steering Committee of the House....we determine which bills are to come up for debate; try to influence our Party position on legislation; confer with the President and his advisers on Administration policy; plan floor strategy and parliamentary procedures; and confer with the Chairmen of all Senate Committees. The Senate Policy Committee is a busy group - already in my short tenure of office we have held nearly a dozen meetings. The vacancy I filled was created by the death of Senator Taft. While I can never hope to attain his influence or prestige, membership on the Policy Committee does provide a most significant opportunity to bring South Dakota opinion to bear on National Policies. QUICK RESULTS FROM PIERRE. While in Pierre for the State GOP Convention, I had a long conference "with C. B. Quam and other ASC board members, where I learned of the serious light wheat problem in our state. The same day I returned to Washington, I set up conferences with James A. McConnell, Administrator of the Commodity Stabilization Service and other top Agriculture Department officials. I impressed on them the urgency of the situation and asked immediate action to benefit the wheat farmers of South Dakota and the Midwest. So I am happy to report that late that same day the Agriculture Department announced a new loan program for wheat weighing less than the 50-pound minimum. A solid example of quick and efficient cooperation from Government officials of the new Administration who are sympathetic to our farm problems. ENTOMOLOGISTS RECOGNIZED. The good work done by 6,500 entomologists during the past 100 years in America is emphasized by Senate Bill 3798 which I introduced recently providing for the issuance of a three-cent commemorative postage stamp honoring that profession. All South Dakotans are well aware of the insect problem in our state, and all appreciate the fine control work done by the entomologists to overcome the damage caused by grasshoppers, corn borers, cattle grubs, screw worm flies and house flies--and, more recently, their studies of the army worm I was pleased to sponsor this bill for the commemorative stamp at the suggestion of Dr. Gerald B. Spawn, head of the Entomology-Zoology Department at South Dakota State College and chairman of the South Dakota State Committee on Entomology. RESTORING RANGELAND. Vast Government-owned range areas in South Dakota and other Western States have deteriorated through drought, depletion, fire and weed invasion. To combat this, a new law has been passed allocating $145,000 to transport and plant 900,000 pounds of surplus hay and pasture seed from Commodity Credit supplies to improve thousands of acres under joint cooperation of the National Forest Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Bureau of Land Management, cattlemen, sportsmen, other range users. FOR A NEW AND UNUSUAL SERIES OF ARTICLES ENTITLED "South Dakota's Stake in America's Expanding Atomic Energy Program" SEE OTHER SIDE OF THIS PAGE CONTAINING CHAPTER ONE. THIS SERIES IS PRESENTED AS A SUMMARY OF INFORMATION FROM MANY SOURCES TO GIVE SOUTH DAKOTA READERS OF "Your Washington and You" THE FIRST COMPLETE STORY OF THE POTENTIALITIES OF ATOMIC POWER DEVELOPMENT IN THE WORLD, THE UNITED STATES AND MISSOURI BASIN IN S. DAK.
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(CBS News) In their first face-to-face meeting since the third and final presidential debate, former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney joined President Obama for a private lunch at the White House today, where he and Mr. Obama chowed down on white turkey chili and Southwestern grilled chicken salad while discussing America's leadership in the world.
The lunch, which was announced yesterday, was closed to the press. According to a White House readout provided later on, however, the former rivals "visited for an hour over lunch in the Private Dining Room adjacent to the Oval Office," at which point "Governor Romney congratulated the President for the success of his campaign and wished him well over the coming four years." They also pledged to "stay in touch," according to the readout, "particularly if opportunities to work together on shared interests arise in the future."
An aide to Romney said the meeting was "friendly," and the two posed for a picture together (above) in the oval office.
Earlier today, Romney met with former running mate Paul Ryan at a hotel in Washington D.C., where, according to a Ryan's aide, the two shared "updates from their families and reflections from the campaign," and discussed "resolving the critical fiscal and economic challenges ahead."
"I remain grateful to Governor Romney for the honor of joining his ticket this fall, and I cherish our friendship," Ryan said in a statement after the meeting. "I'm proud of the principles and ideas we advanced during the campaign and the commitment we share to expanding opportunity and promoting economic security for American families."
Since his election night defeat, Romney has maintained a relatively low profile, aside from a family jaunt to Disneyland, and remained publicly silent on his plans for the future. He's expected to take up an office at the Boston-area venture capital firm Solamere Capital, which his son Tagg founded, but according to the Associated Press he's just subletting office space.
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