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Notes from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and other areas of conflict in the post-9/11 era.
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Wave of Car Bombs Kills Dozens in Baghdad
Ten car bombs targeting Shiite neighborhoods hit the Iraqi capital on Sunday morning, killing 41 civilians and injuring more than 100 others.
October 28, 2013, MondayWave of Car Bombs Kills Dozens in Iraq
A surge of violence in Iraq claimed more victims on Monday, when 15 car bombs killed at least 46 people and injured many more, security officials said.
July 30, 2013, TuesdayAt Least 32 People Killed in Iraq Attacks
The latest spate of violence took place in a range of Iraqi cities where sectarian attacks have become a frequent occurrence.
June 26, 2013, WednesdayIraq: Dozens of People Killed in Wave of Bombings
Attacks in central and northern Iraq killed at least 57 people, extending the deadliest eruption of violence to hit the country in years.
June 11, 2013, TuesdayIraq: Bombings Kill at Least 14 People
A series of car bombings in and around Baghdad killed 14 people and wounded dozens of others on Thursday, police officials said.
June 7, 2013, FridayBlasts Kill Dozens of Iraqis as Sectarian Tensions Boil
The attacks made Friday one of the bloodiest days this year, as the country struggles to contain sectarian violence.
May 18, 2013, SaturdayWave of Attacks Kills Dozens in Iraq
A series of bombings and shootings wounded more than 100 people across Iraq, just as the Muslim holy month of Ramadan drew to a close.
August 17, 2012, FridayIraq: 16 Killed in Multiple Attacks
At least 16 people were killed across Iraq on Monday in car bombings, assassinations, roadside bomb blasts and attacks on security forces.
January 10, 2012, TuesdayBrain Injuries That Evade M.R.I. Are Seen in New Scans of Veterans
A study may explain why some people exposed to blasts have symptoms despite normal CT and M.R.I. scans.
June 02, 2011, ThursdayBombers Hit Checkpoint and Convoy in Baghdad
A wave of attacks across Iraq's capital appeared to be aimed at officials and civilians alike.
April 19, 2011, TuesdayBlasts Kill Dozens at Cafe and Restaurant North of Baghdad
A pair of explosions that ripped through a café and a restaurant in a violent town northeast of Baghdad on Friday, the authorities said.
March 27, 2010, SaturdayIraq: Attack Kills City Official
A suicide bomber attacked the convoy of the city council chief of Tal Afar in northern Iraq on Monday, killing the official and three guards, police and health officials said. The official, Hussein Akrash, was affiliated with the country's largest Sunni political party, the Iraqi Islamic Party, and...
December 22, 2009, TuesdayIraqi Qaeda Group Shifts to Remain a Threat
Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia is revamping its tactics and strategy to conduct less frequent but increasingly catastrophic attacks.
December 21, 2009, MondayAnother Longest Day
On the road in Iraq, uncertainty is still the routine.
June 07, 2009, SundaySupply Fears Push Oil to Triple Digits
Crude oil vaulted through a longstanding psychological barrier amid persistent concern about whether production can keep up with rising global demand.
February 20, 2008, WednesdayU.S. Troops Find Buried Dangers at Outpost
In trying to bring insurgent- controlled areas around Baghdad under control, U.S. troops have found dozens of bombs buried beneath the road, some big enough to destroy an Abrams tank.
June 22, 2007, Friday7 U.S. Soldiers Die in Iraq, 6 in Sweep of Baghdad
A bombing in Baghdad killed six soldiers and an interpreter; another soldier died in a separate attack.
May 21, 2007, MondayCar Bombs, and Pain, Define a War With No Place to Hide
Car bombs have become the most intractable challenge to U.S. forces as they seek to turn Baghdad into a safe zone.
April 20, 2007, FridayWave of Bombings Continues in Iraq
A suicide bomber killed 10 people in a religiously mixed neighborhood today, the day after attacks killed 171.
April 19, 2007, ThursdayChlorine Gas Attack by Truck Bomber Kills Up to 30 in Iraq
A suicide truck bomb loaded with chlorine gas exploded in Ramadi on Friday, killing as many as 30 people, many of them children.
April 07, 2007, SaturdayBombing at Iraqi Ministry Wounds 2 Top Officials
The attack was the most serious breach of an Iraqi government building since November.
February 27, 2007, TuesdayU.S. Says Raid in Iraq Supports Claim on Iran
A raid on a Shiite weapons cache is cited as evidence of Iranian involvement, but critics contend the case remains circumstantial.
February 26, 2007, Monday20 Killed in Baghdad on Eve of Holiday
Shiite neighborhoods in Baghdad came under attack once again on Saturday after two weeks that left at least 300 people dead.
January 28, 2007, SundayDeadly Blasts in Baghdad Leave Gruesome Traces
Two bombs killed 13 and wounded 22, just a small fraction of the civilians killed across Iraq this week.
January 05, 2007, FridayBaghdad Roadside Bomb Kills 3 U.S. Soldiers
Officials also said seven Iraqi police officers died when a suicide bomber attacked a police station in the city.
December 25, 2006, MondayIraqi Premier Blames Politicians for Violence
Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki said Iraq's politicians were largely responsible for the surge in violence over the past week.
November 27, 2006, MondayBomb Blasts Speaker's Car in Green Zone
A bomb intended to kill the contentious speaker of the Iraqi Parliament exploded inside one of his armored cars.
November 22, 2006, WednesdayViolence Grows, Killing 52 Iraqis, in Face of Security Plan
In the deadliest of several attacks, a bomb inside a vendor's cart exploded in the Shorja market, the oldest and largest bazaar in Baghdad, killing at least 24 civilians.
August 31, 2006, ThursdayA Flick of a Lighter Kills Scores of Gas-Looting Iraqis
At least 67 people, including dozens of looters siphoning gasoline from a government pipeline, were killed in an explosion.
August 30, 2006, WednesdayA New Blast at a Horrific Memory Salts a Fathers Wounds
Two bombs shredded a memorial commemorating two dozen children who were killed last year by a car bomber.
August 17, 2006, Thursday5 Bombs Kill at Least 57 in Baghdad
The attacks in a Shiite area were the deadliest in Baghdad since new American forces were dispatched to the Iraqi capital.
August 14, 2006, MondayBlast Kills 35 Iraqis at Shiite Shrine in Najaf
The attacker set off his bomb at a police checkpoint near the holiest shrine of Shiite Islam during a patdown search.
August 11, 2006, FridayA Platoons Mission: Seeking and Destroying Explosives in Disguise
Hidden bombs have become Iraqi insurgents primary weapon, and the number being planted is on the rise.
July 12, 2006, WednesdayWave of Violence in Baghdad Puts 3-Day Death Toll Past 100
Many Iraqis say the worsening security crisis in Baghdad and neighboring provinces feels like a low-grade civil war.
July 12, 2006, WednesdayBaghdad Erupts in Mob Violence
The Sunni-Shiite bloodletting was frightening even by recent standards. Also, five more U.S. soldiers were accused in a rape and murder case.
July 10, 2006, MondayAt Least 75 Iraqis Killed in Major Offensive by Insurgents
The bombings threatened to heighten tensions as Iraqis struggled to recover from the worst sectarian bloodletting of the war.
March 01, 2006, Wednesday4 Schoolchildren Are Killed as Baghdad Violence Surges
On a day when 11 were killed in Baghdad, 4 children died in a crowded market area when a bomb exploded on their way to school.
February 16, 2006, ThursdaySuicide Bombing Leaves 29 Dead in Baghdad Cafe
The bombing, one of the most deadly in the Iraqi capital in recent months, was claimed by Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.
November 11, 2005, FridaySuicide Blast by Woman in Iraq Kills 8 Others; 57 Are Hurt
A woman walked up to the gate of a new army and police recruitment center in Tal Afar on Wednesday and blew herself up.
September 29, 2005, ThursdayGunmen Ambush 2 Muslim Envoys in Iraqi Capital
Even as insurgents attacked diplomats from Bahrain and Pakistan, Iraqi politicians made progress on writing a new constitution.
July 06, 2005, WednesdayDozens Seized in Dawn Raid in Iraq's North
The Third Armored Cavalry is fighting to reclaim Tal Afar from insurgents.
June 08, 2005, WednesdayWill Meets Resistance in Deadly Logic of War
The fighting in Falluja on Saturday was a battle for the last district of a city controlled by the rebels.
November 14, 2004, SundayMarine Died 'for All of Us,' His Grieving Mother Says
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N.Y., Sept. 6 - On the fourth day of her nightmare, Marianna Winchester welcomed dozens more friends and acquaintances on Monday who spoke of her son, Ronald, 25, a first lieutenant with the United States Marine Corps, in the past tense.
September 07, 2004, TuesdayFierce Battle at Falluja Mosque Further Dims Hopes for Accord
A protracted firefight between marines and insurgents in a Falluja suburb on Monday culminated in American helicopter gunships and tanks firing at a mosque and toppling its minaret, further dimming hopes for a peaceful resolution to the three-week-old siege. The American command said the battle...
April 27, 2004, TuesdayAt Least One Iraqi Child Is Killed in an Explosion in a Schoolyard
An explosion on Monday in the corner of a crowded playground of an elementary school for boys in northern Baghdad killed at least one child and wounded at least three. The American military said the explosion had been caused by a homemade bomb, but a member of the Baghdad police bomb squad said the...
February 17, 2004, TuesdayWorld Business Briefing | Middle East: Iraq: Pipeline Declared Safe
Oil prices eased as the United States Army said Iraq's crucial oil export pipeline to Turkey, ready to resume pumping in the next few days, was untouched by an explosion last week. Traders had feared that Thursday's explosion near the Baiji refinery would hurt the plans to resume pumping on the...
August 05, 2003, TuesdayA Fuel Tanker Explodes in Iraq, Killing 10, With 2 From U.N.
At least 10 people, including two United Nations guards, were killed and 30 were injured today when a fuel tanker exploded in northern Iraq, a United Nations spokesman said. The two dead guards were a Pole and a Filipino. A third guard, from Nepal, was also injured but his life was not in...
December 08, 1995, FridayThe Twin Towers: Sifting Through Mideast Politics In Ashes of World Trade Center -- The Mosque; A Multitude of Factions
The suspects are a part of the world of Arab immigrants, clustered in their enclaves in Jersey City and Brooklyn. It is a world full of immigrants striving for a better life and the American dream, which also harbors a multitude of obscure militant factions that vie with one another over money,...
March 14, 1993, SundayPetroleum-Depot Explosion Acknowledged by the Iraqis
LEAD: The Iraqi authorities acknowledged today that an explosion rocked an installation south of Baghdad last month but denied reports that the blast was at a missile depot and that up to 700 people had been killed.
September 08, 1989, FridayHundreds Reported to Have Died in Iraqi Explosion
LEAD: Hundreds of people may have been killed in an explosion at an Iraqi military installation last month, Egyptian military officials and diplomats in Baghdad said today.
September 07, 1989, ThursdayIranian Warship Attacked
An Iraqi naval attack on an Iranian warship near Iran's Nowruz oilfield set off explosions and fed a fire at the installation, which was already ablaze, the official Iraqi press agency said today. There was no confirmation of the statement by other sources. Nowruz is 62 miles northwest of the...
October 21, 1985, MondayIran Reports Missile Strike
Iran said that it had struck Baghdad today with a surface-to-surface missile. It was the fourth such Iranian assertion of a long-range missile attack on the Iraqi capital since last Thursday.
March 20, 1985, WednesdayIranian Nuclear Site Is Attacked by the Iraqis
Iraqi fighter planes attacked an Iranian nuclear power plant under construction in the Persian Gulf port of Bushire on Tuesday, killing one person and wounding several, the Iranian Embassy said today. The International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna said the Iranians had notified them of the...
February 14, 1985, ThursdayIRAQI ROCKET HITS TANKER IN GULF, FIRST IN 6 WEEKS
An Iraqi warplane made the first attack on a tanker in the Persian Gulf in six weeks today, firing a rocket into a Cypriot supertanker. Marine salvage executives here said three crew members from the 386,000- ton Minotaur were missing in the ensuing explosion and fire. (All crew members were...
December 04, 1984, TuesdayLIQUEFIED GAS SHIP SET ABLAZE IN GULF
Unidentified warplanes hit a tanker loaded with nearly 20,000 tons of volatile liquefied gas Friday, and today the blazing and abandoned ship drifted in the Persian Gulf, threatening a huge explosion, shipping officials said. The 23,796-ton Panamanian-registered Gaz Fountain, hit by three...
October 14, 1984, SundayLEBANESE PIPELINE WRECKED BY BLAST
The pipeline that carries Iraqi crude oil to the Lebanese Mediterranean coast was blown up by an explosion today. The Government-controlled Radio Lebanon reported that the explosion, which it called sabotage, started a huge fire that was raging hours after the blast occurred in the northern...
January 04, 1982, MondayDeaths Now Put at 30 In Beirut Bomb Blast
The death toll in a bomb explosion at the Iraqi Embassy in Beirut, originally believed to have been 20, was put at 30 today. Sources in the pro-Iraqi Baath Party said they were losing hope that the Iraqi Ambassador, Abdel-Razzak Mohammed Lafta, would be found alive.
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In Iraq, a Day of Violence
A series of explosions targeting Shiite Muslims in Baghdad and southern Iraq on Wednesday killed at least 90 people and wounded 260 others, officials said.
Coordinated Explosions Kill Dozens in Baghdad
A series of explosions shook Baghdad early Thursday, killing at least 63 people.
A Bombing in Baghdad
Witnesses at a wholesale vegetable market described how three bomb explosions killed at least 10 people and wounded 30. The Times's Damien Cave reports.
Iraq 5 Years In
An overview of major events in the conflict, with photographs, video, multimedia and links to coverage from The Times's archive.
Around Baghdad, Signs of Normal Life Creep Back
With security in Baghdad improving, residents across the city are taking steps to return to normalcy.
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The Displaced, Part I
Photographer Joachim Ladefoged speaks about his work with Iraqi refugees in Damascus.
Purple Hearts
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I wonder if :>II Mamas tell their childa·en the sumc thi n!( ohoul Christmns-tt·ce nngels: thut they arc he•·<> nil year lon~e watching to see how good the children tu·c, nnd then upJ)C'IU' on top or Lhe Chl'istmn~ tt·cc t.o Lell SantH Claus whot presentR lo l~uv~. s~ll)• unrl Bohhie lwt=l'vt• thut. hut. next Y~IU' Lhc)•tll he "'ix nnd it wiiJ h(' difl'erent. But even if it is, I hope they'll •till love nae a• much. I •·enlly don't mind heinll all covered up and locked away for 3 14 d8)'' if ('VCI )'One will love me when I stand ur> here. After ull, I don't mi•• n1ueh, becru~e I'm hen' for the end of the Old Ytnr nnd the beginnin,c of the Nt\\' Yenr. Everyone thanks The Child for the pusl yem· nnd re•olves to do III'UCI' durin~( the new yeut·. Thul must. be s~tll)• ond Bohhi<" I IH!UI': lhc~,···e nlwuy~J 1lw fi l·~t one~ ur on ChriRtll\nM. \Von't they be hrppy t.o sec m(' hc1·Q n,:tuin! '·Oohh! Look. there·~ An~ric and the .\n<•el hutk ngain. Oh. how lll'etly!" It wa• •o ha1·d to a-ememher n11 the nnu~rhty, mischievouo trick• they hud thou,l!'ht ur durin~( the yen. C'lad in their white sleepen. Sally and Bohbie pt·esented " (let·fert pi<tll,.., of the <·ht•n•l.- who must he •inltin~t in Heaven this d11y. "Mamu, Momn! Daddy! Hurry, I><' thea·e smiling ut them ft·orn hurry! A nf('ie'~ hr,ck agnin, thnt the top of the tree. \\'hat, :\he nteant~ W{l wcr·e good 'n get wlu\l wottdered, did peopl(\ do who '"e i1Sk<td Santa for. Hurt·y, hurry didn 't have an angel on the ver)' so we kin aee whu he left!" till-lOP b•·anch! Nothinl!(, not even Th~ once silent house resounded a !tar, could take the plae<! or an with extited cries, and squea'•s. nn~tel: !he knew that (l'om watch. Angie Wll@ excited herself u!te•· in~e how the children cnu!lht theh all, hadn't they noticed hca• tlt•sl 1wenth when they looked nt her. of oil? Ench year she h~ld her Afte1· all. didn't they •ee •·eal ba-eath to see what they would suu·• in the sky eve1·y night, but notite tin1t, and e•ch )'eor they who had ever seen a real anttel! l!(reeted her before doing ony- or coune, there ...... r real angels. thing el•e. And no mnttca• how all bright and ohinln~t with their old they l(t•ew, Angie knew thnl golden halos and wing• above the Sally nnd Bobbie would go on lov- l>u a•e white gowns, but who had ing her. Thing$ were ~uf't' to ever seen one? Sally and Bobbie chan~. but Angie would always knew they would know if a real angel appeared to them b«ause it would have to look exactly like An~roe. There couldn't be an ang•l who didn't look like Angie. "Oh, Bobbie, lo<>k! Isn't she bootiful? My liltle huby's goin' tn lw called Angie, nfte•· Angie, our Angel." Sully cuddled het· 1ww dolL fo•·~rclful or the othet• J>ucknlles benrin~t he•· name. "Go to s leeJl, go to ~J eep, little Angie/' she ct·ooned in an ofTkcy. "Why, Sally, you iu•t jCOt your little lutby and now you''" putting her lO sleep. Don't you want her to see the beautiful n·ee and presents! "Oh, she kin s"e 'em later. Mama. I want her to sleep now so she kan •tay up ton•~tht .. ~th our Angi~ An,:ccl. Are you goin' to let me Kltly up too, Momn ?'' '1 \V~'II sec. IC you nnd Bobbie a1·e ve~·y. VCI')' good, I'll nsk Angie whnt she think~. Hen~. now, what do you I UPJ>Osc is in this pa·ct.ty package 1" Angie tmiied to herself. If Mam11 h•d said she would ask Angie, thul meant Sally and Uobbie would b<> up lour than tuual tonight. When the time •ame to go to bed, they would be too tired to protest. Bobbie had a I read)· begun to assemble his tr in when Mama took the twina off to dress for Church. Quiet would soon envelop the house again. Bul Ancrie could picture just what the rest of the day would be like. Th~y would eaL breakfnsl after going 10 ChUI·ch and the big dinne•· wouldn't be served until late a.fternoon. Angie loved thllt p..-t of the dHy; she could look •·ight into th• dining •·oom and see the candles sputtering: the omell of roast tua·key would Rll the house and, then, to c1-own the dinner. a t·eal English plum pudding in ftomes. She alway• felt a spccinl ~tlow o! warmth after the reoot when Sally and Bobbie, wilh their Mama, &al around in front of the crackling tire and listened to Daddy tell them all the Chl'istmas 11tories: flrst would come the story or the tint Christmas and the tiny Christ Child, then the sweet. sad tale or poo•· little Curol Bird, nnd last they would hear about the Old Scrooge. This was the best part or the day, with the family gnthea·ed togethet·. Then, despite nil effort'~ to stay awake 1-enl late, a lmost 'til midnight, Sally and Bobbie would !nil 11slecp. This hnppened evet·y yenr, and eve1·y year, as. the twins wer·e tarried t.o bed, they would stir and l"<'member .to Sll>': ·COOD-NIGHT, ANCif:. OUR CHRISTMAS-TREF: ANGEL'' YULE LOG IS JUDGED TREMENDOUS SUCCESS " Deck the halls with WI'Niths of holly" et"laoed throul'h Nazareth College halls as the •chool held its annual· Yule Log Pnrty, Wednesday evening, Dcc-•mh•• 12th. The tl'nditiunol Yule Lore Fh·c on enmpufJ, nnd cur·oll in~ undt.••· the direction of Rosemary Walker, o~ned the Christma• c~lebration at 7:00 o'clock. Highlighting the eveninl' wn• the p•·oduetion hy Catholic Thcutn~ of not·hcstcr of Ghcon•s "Chr·istma$ in the Villag<! ~)UR'''-'.'' Kubert Brid• enacted Jo"'-'llh: Jean Strachan. ur tho faculty. Our Lady. ca~l ftS an angtll wn, Rober·t Smett: us Sara. t!:lconcw B(!rgman: n:~e Melchior. 'l~om Mt.• .. Avinney. Nazareth College Gl<'<' Club. ably prepa,..,d by J. Th<...dore Hollenbach, rntc~tained lht' nwr· ry-makerl' with !lOng. Thl" :u•·h•nl or n myst<'I'Y Ruutn with a gift 1>acked bare climnx.•<l the evening'~ restivti~tt. General rhairman of the patty was Dorothy Mulcahy. As~htinll her· w-e-re: Joan Battaglia nnd Nathalie Stunrt. deco•·ntiong; .Jean Mullen, 1·l!.freslnnen~: Vir· ~inia \Veia. publicity: Ann Grnc:e. invitation$; ~targaret L&nl(ll')'. flnances: and l:~auHne )1on"our. clean-up. STATE CONFERENCE HELD AT NAZARETH L.a.st \YednctJday, Noveml>el 5. N nza•·eth College was hostcso Cur the annual meeting of the- Con· (crence: of Cntholic College~ nnd Universitiei( of New Yo1·k Sbtll•. The feature di.seussi011 w n ~ "Granting or ~·ull and l'art1al Scholarships in Catholic Coll~ ges." This was led by B rolhcr Bonnventlu·c ·rhomas. i~.s.c: .. P1·esident or Manhattan Coll~~ec or New Yo•·k City. In the morning meeting a rt~· port of the legi•lative eommitlee was made by the Very Rev. Mark Kennedy, O.~'.M . president o( Siena College In Albany. In the afte•·noon, th~ Mo•t Rev. William A. Scully, D.O .. spoke. The Very Hev. William J. Schlaerth, S.J., president ur LeMoyne College of Syracu•c, gave the confef'encc t•cport, The afternoon session closed with a diS(U.UiOn on u$tate Scholarships and Stale Scholarship Examinations." It was led by Sister M. (;eraldine or Nazareth Collcl(c. FELLOWSHIPS OFFERED The National Science Foundation is offel'ing predod.oral and pOstdOCtOI'III l(l'ttduatc reJlowahips in the biologi(al, engineering. mathematical, medical and physic. al stienee:s. Basic. stipends ransce from $1400 lO '3000 per year. Appointments ore !or one ycu. The closing dale for t·eceipt of applications for 1962-1953 will h<• January 7, 1952. Awards will he made about April 1, 1952. Seniors and Alumnae who Al'C interested ilhould contact Sister Francis Solano for further Information. 2 A (/11est 8ditorinl by FATHER SHANNON , Chris~maH i~ above all e lse the feaRl of t he love of Cod. ~ o~· Chnst~as makes the love of Cod a vet·y personal and mtlmate thmg for each one of us . . Jl mav seem difficult to have a personal love for a Cod Who ·is enthroned in a ~vfu.l !Till iesty in heaven. But there is nothinl!' the least btl dtfhcult about having a personal affection for a beautiful Infant nestled in Its mother'R arm!l. Christmas seems to suggest to our hearts (if not to our reasons) that God. as it were, knew that He could win our lo,·e only by becoming one of us. God became man in Bethlehem to win the personul affection of each one of us. It is important for us to t·euli?.e that the love God has for us is .a love for .us as individunls. Each human being reflects: tn a way dtfferent f rom a ll other humnn beings. sometlun~e of the goodness of God. And it ill that uniQue t·e.'lec lion of His goodness that God Jo,•es in each of us. ll tR love. therefot·e, is not sim pl.v for mankind in genera l but f~t· each individual person. We ought often to reflect on thts tremendous truth. If nw soul were th" onh· on" on earth that needed to be saved, for mv sake Gocl wouJA ~till have required St. Joseph to go about the streets of Bethlehem vainly seekinjl! for shelter. For mv sake alone Cod would have required l\larv to wrap her fir.<t-bom in swaddling clothes and lay Him in a manger. That is how much God loves me personally! One Christmas day a mother took her little son to Chut·ch to show him the Christmas crib. The little fellow waR RO tiny he could scarcely see over the Communion ntil. She lifted him up, showed him the crib. and whispered into his ear the beautiful sto1·y of the ti r!lt Christmas and the Christ-Child . The child listened in wonderment and then. with a wisdom beyond h i~ year M. he us ked: "Whv dirl He do it?" It is a thrilling thought for us to realize that we know the answer to that question. Why dirl He do it? E~tch one of us. as we stand before the Christmas crib And '151 we kneel at the consecration of our ChrilltmM Mllll.~e~. cnn ~<ay in all truth: God did thill juRt for me! Plea fur Puliu Pru/Jie11t A numbe1· of years. fifteen in all. hnve na~~Pr\ since our president in a wheel-chair focused the nttention of the ~ation on the drea.d disease. infantile paralysiR, by found- 11111' the annual dr tve. the Ma rch nf Dimes. But in spite of countless contributions, the MArch of Dimes has not kept pace with the march of nolio. It became IIPI>Urent in .Tuly, that the monev ra i•erl in 1 !151 would not be sufficient. The Nationa l Foundation snonso: i~g t~e March of Dimes will end the year about $5 mtlhon tn debt for patient care expenditures alon.-. The 1950 epidemic was the second most !levPre in 011r history, reaching a peak in Seotember. and claiming in all 11 total of over 33,000 children and adults. For this reason, the 1952 March of Dimes camoaign will run for the entire month of January, rather than for the usual two week span. The appeal will begin on Januarv 2. and continue until January 31. · T~ e GLEANE~ will not be is.~ued again until after the c losmg of the drtve. so we have taken this opportunitv to ~t·ge your Slll>port of this drive. There ill no compulsion tnvolved. All contributions are voluntary. It's up to :vou to he lp while you a re able, fo1· the time mav come when .vou. or someone dear to you may desperately need the help the Foundation offers. In the words or' their 1952 slogan: "This Fight Is Yours!" Make it good! THE GLEANER NAZARETH COLLEGE Publiulion Olllce: A."'TBONY KLEB CORPORATION 165 ST. PAUL STREET Vol. XXVII Thursday, December 13, 195 I Puhliahed Monthly By the Student. of Nasareth College Roehe.rter, New Y orlc No. 4 l'l<Htor·ln·Chlef ...... . .......... . ...... . .... E LIZABETH HAYES A~od31 e Edlton1 .. .......... .... J ULIA GAGU O, MARY HARRIS Busl ne1111 Mnnngt.r ........... . .... MArtY E l .IZABETH HEVErtON STAFF- Ue.len .MeCart.h,., Huy Joen Filltrerold, P alrkia Crilly, t~eona Meisu.zahl, J ean.ne !kardet, Ann Crace. Joan BaU.agliL TH E GLEA N ER YES, VIRGINIA, THERE IS A SAHT A ClAUS! In Septem~r. 1897, a little ~ew York cirl nAmed \'ll·sdnia O'llanlon wrote a letter to the •ditot· of the New York Sun nsk· intr. "Is thet'tl n Santa Claus?'. In reply Franc! ~ R. Church wrote the following at·ticle which has !wen t•Cpt·int.ed every year at Christmna from 1897 to 1949 in· clugivc. ''Virginia yout· little fl'iends are wron«. The)' have been effected b)· the •kepticism of a skeptical atte. They do not be· lieve except what they see. They think that nothinl( ran be ex. ..ept that whioh is not cotnpre· hensible by their little minds. ''Yes, Virginia, there is n SantJt Claus. A las! hO\\' dreary would be the world ir there were no SontJt Claus! It would be as dreat·y 81'1 if thtu·e wc1•e no Vi.-. ginint~. 1'hcl'<! would be no child· like faith then, no poetry, no romance lo make tolea·ahle this existenct-. "Not bolieve In SantJt Claus! You might thi well not believe in fairies. You might get your papa to hire men lO watch In all the chimne)f$ on Chri1tmas eve to catch Santa Claus. but even if they didn't ... Santa Claus eom· ing down what would that prove! '!'he most real thing11 in the world o a·e those lhat neither children nor men ean see. No· body can conceive oa· imagine a11 the wonder& thca·e nrc unseen and unseen ble in the world. Thet·e is a veil eovct·ing the unseen world which not the strongest man, nor even the united strength of all the strongest men that ever lived, could tear apart. Only faith, faney. poetry, love. romance, can push uide that curtain and veil and pieture the beauty and glory boyond. No SantJt Claus! Thank God! he Jivea. and he lives fo1·ever. A thousand yeara from now. Vir. gin ia, nay ten times l<ln thousand year-tt from now, he will continue to make ll'htd the hent·t of chi ld· hood.'' Buy An Unusual Gift Do you drum eaeh year of finding just the ritth~ present for everyone on your li•t T And do you u3ually end up in n paniC' with the shopping days dwindling and the same old ideu! If you do, now is the time for you to start thinking. Here are a few sugge•tiono- Mom Si lvct·.plnL<!d, •ilent·butler lYI>C clga .. ette hox; a waffle mnke1' with on uut.omot.ic de· vice fo1· liming And t.urning otr; shoulder bag In cowhide. l)ad Furlined pigskin g loves, or if he't a IPOrt.Bmun u. subscription to his favorite outdoor magazine accompanied by the ._latest." in hunting or 6shing equipment. Gra ndparenbi Cramp Plaid wool scarf. Grnm chitron ~orf in n soft pastel 1hade. S pecial C': uy Cushmere sweatea·; argyles: books ; button down shirt. F'avor ite F rlcndte Medullionnecklaec; rhin4:Mt..one pin; pluce setting of her ailver. Only !.!Ieven moe·e day~! Eleven days until Chriatmaa. The gayest season of the yea•• is fast nppt·oachintr and we at"e all anxiously antitipating it. \\'hy! Is it because of the Chri•tmM formAl, the many holiday f~tivi. ties. perhap• a ~ew Year's Eve party or the Arrival ur Santa Claus! Yt>a, you can r.._.l th~ spirit of Chrhnma~ in the air and ea~h year thi11 wpirit seem!' to grow. -to gt·O\\ nway front the true meaning uf the Chrhstmas season. The Cnll)hnsis iB now p1ueed on g ift$, on holidny cnl(' rtninnumt. I think it I• u wondct·ful thins. to g-ive pe·e-senU., !01 " It is better to give than to J·ec.-eivf.l," hut evel'y "giver" should •top and •·emem· ber the hislOr)• o( thia ta·ad1tlon. It dates back to the bit-th of the Christ Child when th• three king11 brought ttold, frankin«!n,... and myrrh to P"'•ent to the Child. However. tht-)' ~ravt thel.(e ma· teriat presenta tron1 tht•ir hearts. and furthermot·~. they tnve their love and adoration. Anothe1· te·ndilion of Christmas is thnt of Snntl\ Clau• and it is n • wect ond henutlfu l thing. I too. believe in Snnt.n Clous but I do not feel thot he • hould '"' J!IISiJteSS JUDY GAGLIO Oeat· Santa: Instead or asking )'OU fot· a lot of things I want for my•elf, I'd like to aJS;k you t.o give 30me other people thintrt that they need and probably won't uk for them· selves becauH the)• don't even know ~hey n<'<!d them; but I do~ rs~tive, you know. First of all " hat for S.,nator Paul Oougln• to throw into the pt·esidential l"ing. Make il u s turdy one, Santa. Ju!Jt. in case some br&s.R hnta nre Lh•·own in. we wouldn•t. wnnL it to be N'ushed. And an orchid for M•·•· Mac· Arthur who recenlly gave het· spouse some excellent advice eon. cernintt his power of s~h l'"d prudent use of th~ same. :\ subscription to GfJ(Id 1/m(lf'· k~~ping for Prt-~idtnl Truman. \\' e won't .. k for anythinsr for Winston Churchill becau•e be doesn't believe in )•ou. lie doesn•t have to; he baa Uncle Sam. For Sennto1· Rohet·t A. Taft, heaven bles.s him, n pnir or overall• and a milk pall for some publicity rlictut•es. You cnn bot·· row Chm·chlll'• hig milk pail if you t·eturn It right away-it's in constant use. Also for Bob Taft Thursday. December 13, 1951 T eo/lege Kaleidoscope MARY HARRIS s b ~ the cent-? •• of ntlJ•fu:Liun. Adults y should stt·ess the imporLilnce ofl t' the First Christmas, belt> chi t. t' dren to undentJtnd the t't!AI meaning of Oeeembet· 25th. A crib in every homto would bt the " inspiration to all the family ~01 n return lO a God-made ('hri•t. ' mas and (orgt-t the man-madL· 0 Christmas. I)' Even our Chri~tma• card..t havr " lost the true ~pirit. R{'ligion : seems to have l~n forgotten. I• Stre•t sctne•. dol($, wreath• ol · holly now det•ict Cht"i•tml1K cheer. 0 but whal has hnpt>cned to lh< p beautiful t•eplicas of Our Lndy with h~r tiny Baby J e!UI!! Put l· them back in your csu·d1 nnd d spread the real holidll)' tidinl(lt. ~ ~lay I al•o sugg<>•l tha~ you h add a few more nanu ... lo your p list. J am not able to f(ive you \II th~ ex.a('t narne, for )'OU see. n there are a few thousand of c them-1 mean our boyg in Korea. ~o. you don't have to send them packag<>s, just send them a fe" e Hail Mary's and Our ~·ather'•· a They won•t cost much and Prn ~ ttu•·c we can all nffo1·d them. The)' are despet·ntelv nucded nnd heart· [ h1·eakingly nslJWecint<ld. Don't \\ fot·gel them; they nt·~ mnkin~ b your J>£>ae~ful Christmas pussihle. \\ b a copy of Arislot.le'il l,vqic (Or· gano11) and one of tho•e Ou Bar· 1 ry Success CoUI'JH~ft. H Ll jt's within your· power u S3nta. wou1d you give :'t1argarrt g Truman suc«st in h~r career. We think she deserVl.. the l>e8l )•ou have to give--cuess we havt ' a soft spot in our head for Mag. gie. A plentiful supply of penntft ,, for Rochest.erians who will U. needing them next year. And o.l. so some wit.ft roa· votcn to use i11 municlptl.l e1ectlonft. You mny h1· fer what you like, Snnt.n. Elow uhout .tt mutfle1· tot· Sen· a tor Joseph McCarthy T We hear that Comrode A ndrr Vishins.ky has a J)t'8tt d ve Would you please giv<· him a rea one! From an exclusive insid,l souree we leAme<i that this one · just a whitewashed orow. Alll< ror Comrade who ha~ be<'n con. ducting peu« overture' woul you give a record 10 he tnn plaJ 1 it !o1· the U. N. Giv(l him ''Ho Could You Believe Me When I Said I Loved You When Yo• Know I' ve Been " Lint All M1 Life?, That's about nil. Suntn dt'ar. 'Bye-bye, and merry Christn>as. ThurSday, December 13, 1951 SANTA'S AT WORK Yes, the most l><:autiful holiday of the year is a y~ar·round affair nt a littlt hn\'rn nestl~d u the foot of \\'hnerno~ \loun. tain-known to sll who hav ... pa.s.sed it.."' magic gat~" •"' ··North Pole-Home of Santa'• workshop." A holiday ever)' dar ... but not for Arto and Gladys )lonaco ( ll r, and M n. Santa, to rou) who have worked and <'OR· tinue to work ever)' day to make this linte dream come true. Here, among the gloriuua mountains of the Adirondack•, not far from \Vilmington, Nc" \"ork, you'll find youtaelf 111 the otidst of a fairy tale "'' real }'ou'd almost. believ~ the titOry when you leave. Centered around a five-fool "North Pole" mad~ of !IOiid ice. Monaco (Sant.n, thl\l is) has erected niM gnlly col. !ored buildings in which art' dh•· ·pla)•ed his unusual toy1. \Vandcring about, you t\1'C npt to run into Snnta'~ own rciu deer. or u (C\\' gont.li, hua·a•ows, ponies and lnmbs, who ju~t lov(l to be fed and s>etted. llel11ing him, Santa haft a Kroup of )'OUOJ.C people ao Santa's helpers. And 1 who helps take ran• of th• animals! Why, Little Bo P<ocp, uf .course! After gu.duation (rom a course in pictorial rtpl·et~tntat.ion al Pratt Jnstitut~ in ~ew York. Arl.O worked as a part of \\'nit Disney, lno. in Hollywo><>d. II• wanted more r~warding wo.-k, but World \\'ar II interfered with his plan". He married Gladys at thi• time and after the war, Arto and Gladys hou~tht a broken-down inn in Upper Ja)', near the present sit<' or "No>'th Pole.'' Now, from this backll:>'ound of nard work and fertile imnginn· tion has risen Santa's \Vorkshop. Wouldn't you love to go theo·o too and be a little child ngnin just for n little while! ACICOSS I. $110La"• nolndeot!l' 1. Att.ra!!th., 14. Ordlnl.,')l t&.~mltt~ langu11.a" l'i. Penonal pronoun t l.at. t 1)0 WN 1. SUMC"bl('ll• :2. Vi('W :t.GN'tk ll;'tt(ll' -4. 11)1rnn 6. Comi)OMnl I, Burft 1. Tobf. M. l.htuld ~k CHEERY CLERKS FACE THE MILLING MOB! So. YQU't·e a wurking- alil·l now, hohond the <'OUnter •elhn(t Christma< gifts to eager children, bashful yuung men, hunyin(t housewh ·e~ and various other t)'pes of Yule-time shoppen. While mak. ing my W&)' throu(th the milling mob, I spied a few of the distinct '·arietie:t of Christmas clerks. Art! you a m~mber o.f the band! I tr..-ated myself to a tour Lluvutch LvylawJ. lL ~~~~~inded mto! my own working days in a toy •torf, I used to sell every. thin~t from doll~ to trains and that included (ootbal :s. f"ootbnlltt! The one the c.ustome•· wanted was always the one for $~.96 sLnckcd twenty boxes high to the ceiling in the stock room. Stock •·oom nislcs a1·e all 2 'A reel wide.l wus in u big rush and \'U ihmlly •t•·uggled to relea~e the ilottom ilox-the one holding up the othc1· nlneteen. Almost-and th\"•n down (H.!ltcd the storm! Nin•teen footballs and the basketballs next to them! The impact oent most of the balls out o( theh· iloxes. I just covered my head and waited till the last ball ilounted down the aisle. Twenty minutes lat.er I returned with the one $2.98 football to my patient cuatomer who had kindl)t waited to tell me that he had decided not to K~v~ his son a f'ootbaH for Christmas aft.or all. The milling crowd was ~till pu•hing as I gaud O\'er the t.-ounte!'r at the not so roeery Chri1tmas clerk•. They do have a hard time! Sut they'll learn to tak• things "" they come, becau. se allt'r all. it's all ju.!!t in "the way the ball bounces." * * THE G LEAN ER TEACHERS PRACTICE? "Safe now in the wide, wide world''- well, n ·Jt quite, but Naz .. arcth's seniors ar~ getting an idetl of what it is really like '"out there." ~fany of the $Cniorg are getting used to that lonK ant icipat.od but half d>·eadcd pooi tion behind the teacher's desk rather than in front or it. The following ••·e the girls who are tryi ng theil· winl(s, so to speak, in the tearhin~t field: Rose Ann Chiappone a nd Jean Marie Goodspeed •u·c at Ea·•l Righ, Jo&n Moor.,, Ann Smyles, Madeline Madigan, Jean Major and Cannen Thomas at West, .'darilyn Spall at Charlone, Josephin~ Frisicano and Jielt'nt• Donnelly at John ~larshall, Jean Scheg at Monroe, Floren<:<! 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Taunt 71. cut •hat'ply 72. CrHir portlf'o u. C<1n~ned :J. Cen~nl Tra\"l lnrorm•ttort labbr.l ·n. Oiphthontr ILac.l 78. C:olr mound 79. Poem by Kipll na: U.ltf!tl.• t~rt<d nurHi (t~b1>r.1 * (See f'nge 4 ror AnRwerK) PAT KRENZER ATIENDS CONGRESS AS NEW YORK STATE 4-H WINNER On Friday, November 23, Patrida Krenter, '55, left Roches· ter with a friend, Carolyn White, for the 30th National 4-H Club Congre•• held in Chicago. The g>tla ~oved first pri~e at a Dairy Foods contest held at the New York atate Fair in Syrocu. e on September 1st, and as statt' winners they r~ived an invitation to attend the national ~-H Club eongrt•.s with twentyoix other• from Ne\\' York state. Eighteen hundred boys and girls from forty-<!ight states and twenty·two foreign eountries at ... tended the conference. Most of the meals were banq,aels spon. 150t'ed by such eompanies as: Car· nation Milk Company, Wilson Company, l ntcrnnt.iont\1 Hatvest· er und Sears and Hoehuck. Vari- Cenacle Offers Haven For Quiet Meditation " ll oa:IH~I venit., Chl'istus venit,'' t.rumslutcd u A JCUe8t comes, Chl"ist oomeo" is a most fitting motto for Hochesteo·'s f:ast Avenue rel1·eu.t hou!J.e for wonaen, conducted by the order of Our i.ady of the Cenacle. This society was founded by Mother Ther...., Couderc and ~'ather St.ephan Terme in 1826 at LaLouvCllc m France. The original purpose or the house was to provide loclginga for women who were coming on pilgrimages to visit the tomb or Saint Franria Rtgia. Mother Therese, ouper. vi11<1r of th~ houae, because the atmMphere ~e.>med too worldly for th~ religious, consult.od Fath· er T~rme and it wag derided that a three day novena should be made by the visitors. l n this way the Cenaole was born. The •·etreato, conducted by vn riou.s 1,riut.s and missionaries. usually last three days. Mass is offc•·ed each morning nnd the 8 1c8scd Sncrument remai ns exposed fo1· adoration until benediction in the evening. Foua· con· ((u·cnce~ n re held Un oughou t the day, each of which is pr~ceded by " brief meditation by the in· dividual. A discu88ion period follow• the conferences during which participants urc Cree to ask any questions which may arise. Complete i!liJe.nce is nutintaint-d during the three days. For Delicious Sandwiches and Sodas Slop at the Powette Soda Bar located at the POWER'S HOTEL TOWN TALK BAKERY, Inc. 601 PULLMAN AVE. EVERY DAY, WEGO YOUR WAY Phone C Lonwood 6772 ous entertainments and persona H. ties were seen, such as: the Notr~ Dame Clee Club, the Purdue CletCiub, Ralph Flanagan's Orchestra, Bob Feller, Babe Oidri<k!!On and Bob Williams. In the mornings the boys and girls attended a General Assembly where group discussions were held. The speaken were boys and girls who had traveled to Coreign countr·ies or h.ad eome to the United Stat~ from foreign countries under the International Farmen~ Youth Exchange. In the afternoons everyone toured the City of Chicago. The trip was :;ponsontd by the Rochester Dairymen's League, a nd endt!d Novembe•· ao, Wh('n t hey returned horne. We a re the elass of '55 \\'e always Lr im with llep and drive Naza1·eth. we love yom· nome Always true.blue we will bring you fame Hip-hip-hurra)' for '55 "' e'll always come oui on t.op We'll give a great big cheer For the elass that we hold dear '55, )'Ou're o.k. \Ve'l l always remember friends that. we have met here We'll never forget the happy times we've had Until our years are done We'll always work as one So '5o will always be An everlasting memory And when in days to rome we are together We'll always sing your praises to the sky We'll say loudly well say proudly \Ve'r-e '55. Each bedroom has two to four single beds, a large dressing table and even a boudoir chair. A II the rooms bea•· a title of 0 \ll" !,ady, s uch as Ou1· Lady of t he Bles.ed Sacrament. Hetzler Foundries Inc. founders of Aluminum. Braaa, Bronze, Gray Iron Cas!inqa 167 VILLA STREET ROCHESTER. N. Y . McConnell's * The Home of Quality Ice Cream LIGHT LUNCHES 60 No. Main St. Pithford, N. Y. 4 Spli1tters 1111d eltips MARY HAUlS Dear Jo-..ranni~: ~:-:~·~rybody i1 in a mad ru•h getting rt•ady for the Chri1tmao holidays. The Chri1tma• formal is all th• talk h•rt' at liChool. You know it i8 troin~t to bt at the Oak Hill Countr)' Club this yt·ar and •houJd ht• 1\ hugt• t~Ut'· f."t'""li l>ate~ an· romlntt in f&_gl ond fut·iuu•ly. lla.ureen Hrond ill •J)OrtinK u be:~.utiful Nal\")' rtnJrC nnd ap~n.ka. ing or Navy, Su• D•tkop has un invilation lu the A nnupolia Christma• Ball. What n thrill! Alw Ann llolohon hM Jack'• fratcrnil)' pin and il'~ n lwouty. F'urthcl'rnore, CllJ'olyn Lortscher mukes your eye& wnie1· when s he wolkR hy hom t.hc 111uminntlng • l>tlrklo lhnl •hlneo f•·om lwt· lurt hnnd. Congratulation"· Cn1·olyn. Effie Laneastt·•·. orw of tlw Ft·cshmenf hua r<'CC'ived h~r 1°'ind llol)r Communiun. l"n't thnt. won· d<'rrul! On the •1>urt• event• Moon Mullen's boy, Bill Wh•lan of rornell hA~ l>ern rho~n captain of their next >'•••·'• football team. Deck Roberts otored thre(! I>Oint.s for Colgatt in one or their games, and )larcia hubbled all woek. :\ly hero! That i• ahout all the news rot now-•t."\" )'OU durin(t "·aratiun. )I ut·h l.ove, su~it..• Den Suoie · A JonK with )'nu r leuer I n•a t•ei\'ed n real n('w~~' one- rron1 Jane. I wa~ 80 t'xcittd to heaa that Audrey Till'any and J•an ~I uhn l>Oth htwe thoi r engogem.-nt ring•. The lucky git·ls! Was pleased to t·eceive th~ ll•t or Fa·e~hmnn office~·"· M;try TRANT'S Inc. Cathollc Supply Store Reltgious Arlicles for Church and Home 98 Clinton N. 115 Franklin St. Phone BAker $123 Compliment I nj fooiarvl<'l OFflCE SUPPUES and EQUIPMENT JOHN R. BOURNE 131·33 St<rte St. Roeheater, N. Y. l>ean~ will nutke an t..•xce-llent prl. .i dent and J nn' su1·e Barb Moore will t,._. an asset to the Student Council. Sheila Con. heady as \'ice.Pre•ident. Anne Uurle}' o.s ~r~tary. Bonni£' Ooolty •~ T~asu~r. nnd June Murray •~ Pnrtiamenlarian put th~ flniwhing tout"hes on n won. d~• rul tis••· Joan Kinsky tt·otted off to llnmilton College last w•ekend to ,·i•it the U. U. hou••· I l(uess "'ht! had quite a time. Did you emhnrra":s me-you told me Mu\U'c(.lfi Hickey went to \"illn· novn 'bout a month llfCO, so natul ·nlly when I suw her r n~kcd hct' "II about it. She 'c"<>med quiLt• umuzed and finaH~· the wl<Wy ttun~ out. thal it wasn't )Jt\UI'f!en u!tA.>t• ull but f'hei1a llickcy who had lhe hig weekend. I intngine J'll he a·unning i11to you ut. xom<.- uf the ~t~a~· Clu-ist. nunc (uu·ti(•$. Cea1..tlinly hope S<' as il should I~ a wonderful vat-ation. t..:ntil th<.-n- Lo\'l?, Fran. .. u If. • II U A • ", "' ... "' • c. "'~ .. ~~,., VOLU,., S. • ~co~• ~~~A•A ~~• ~tAr 6H S II lA f/ T I ' .A. ,~ ,5 E NT A £1l1C T SE 4:i>UN E Y S r f:.t\t'C A. ._ YAI. S T E S 3 it. E 0 4" ~ 0 t AN ~£ A S T 1br$ TO I D ~ Er& l "tS ANS S BASTIAN BROS. CO. 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It was held in ~ew York Cit.)~ ul Barnard CoU~·. ~0\'t:•ml,..t· ::0 to Ot.'<'fnl· l~r 2. ,-\ squan• dantt.> put thing~ in. to ~wing on Frida)' nisrht. .\l the hu!oliness ntN>ling, Snturda)', ~til"~ Jt~nu Pnlmt•t, Gt-rwral ::;,.c. t·etary of Barnard Collc~t<', und fonuer Oirt•ctor of tlw \\' ·"'t'il, discus.•ed "Th<• llelation•hi!l ur the Athlf."tir Association to ch ..• CoUege Community." ltisA r>ol. mer pointed oul that ollhnugh there Wt_~ore ntnny rctt~Orl!'t (oa· fUll'• tieipaling in ulhletics in -·ollt.•~ec. thc moiit imr>Ortant. Wft5 lenrniug how to ucct:lll victol'y nnd •l••((lnl pr01>erly. Betw~cn our·:selveK, Jcnn~ttt.• told rnc ' 'tho t.•xll·n4 C\.II'J'I'-·u1nr• iH'• tiviLics thJ·o"'n in Wt.'J"l' 'oodh.•K' of fun also, CVl'U lhnu~h it wn~ purely u husinc:u1 tt-ip.'' 'Bye now. I.<"Oili\ !\1('ho('ll7.Rhl. GEORGE BOUCHER FLORIST, Inc. BAlcer 1420 422 MAIN ST. E. Oppo>il• EASTMAN THEATRE Thursd ay, December 13, 195 I CAMPUS CULTURE CORNER Congrat.ulationft to the Arena 1>layert1 on the o~ning of their • econd year of theatrical ente•·· unnment. Jn l'Ontf twenty pa·oduttton• in the past year. ,..verol of whit<h wt have seen. the Arena player. haw di•played su~rb profeasionat training and direction which evid~nce the capabiliti.. uf thi• •tuck tompan~· to •ati•f>' th~ thentrionl taste• of ltut.·heth.•rians. But the pity of tl all, is that :t'U('h act.un' ta Ients should be "IK.'Ill on parading immorality, •houtin~t profanity, and spitting out a.urca!tic cyncisrn, in a third rnte Nool Co"ard play, "Pt·esont l..llughter'' a- Pnlai• Royal r···cc ut he•l. Two-thirds or Cowa1•d'" charodcr! J>nrade us Immoral •ordid beings, tho only noa·mnl churoct.4.!r morally, being 1\ mentally unstable J>laywright. I L'M noL nt:!cc~~n I'Y to use :\ known nuLhoa· n:s the sole draw. Haubner and Stallknecht fUNERAL HOME 828 JAY STREET ctn•••• osoo COMPLIMENTS Of C. C. 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Complete your prisoner or convict costume with this Gothic looking fake chain with lock, or use it to decorate indoors or out and get a lock on Halloween!
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Using it for my cemetery gates for Halloween, I think it will look great. It is a little cheaply made, but I really didn't expect very much for a plastic prop, so I really cant complain.
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The Junior ROTC program, meanwhile, has grown from 240 students two years ago to 420 now. The program, which stresses personal responsibility, physical fitness and academic rigor, is believed to be one of the largest junior ROTC programs in the country. The ROTC program is run by retired military personnel and is open to any student who wants to join. But they must keep their grades up and adhere to a strict code of conduct — as well as attend ROTC drills on the weekends.
"My philosophy is that some students make excuses for being successful," said Lt. Harry Sponder, a U.S. Coast Guard veteran who heads the Passaic High ROTC program. "We will prepare you for what you face after high school. But nobody controls your fate except you."
A little military discipline appears to be going a long way in Passaic, a city that is the seventh-poorest in New Jersey and 72 percent Latino, where poverty and language barriers are major educational obstacles.
Sponder said that although only about 10 percent of the students enlist in the military after high school, more than 80 percent go on to college. And 95 percent graduate, he said.
Adonis Jimenez, 17, has been in the ROTC program since freshman year and is scheduled to graduate in June. He has applied for an ROTC scholarship to go to college, where he wants to major in criminal justice. He expects to join the U.S. Army for a four-year stint and wants to work for the Federal Bureau of Investigation when his enlistment is over.
"What I learned in ROTC is that to get where you want to in life, you have to do the work," Jimenez said.
Another ROTC student, Yarely Aguilar, 17, says she's planning to go to college, but leaning against military service. She wants to be in the medical field, possibly as a nurse. She's attained the rank of captain in ROTC, which puts her in charge of more than 400 cadets.
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This compressor is a fraction of the cost of the name brands, but works just as well. I've had complete success with it when used with acrylic or enamel model paint. It's quiet, powerful and easy to operate. The water trap and pressure gauge are nice additions. I'd buy another one.
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I am not an empolyee of harborfreight at all.I bought one of these 6 years ago and it is still going strong. It did act like it locked up once, I took the cover off the end of it and found that the mag came off. I put it back on, put the cover back on and it's running like a charm. The only problem I have had is moisture building up in the filter. I also own 4 of the brushes and find them to be very good. No complaints at all.I like it so much that I am going to go buy another tonight so I can have 2 running at the same time for faster color changes.
Very impressed
By Gumbie
from utah, texas
About Me Beginner
I love this kit, I'm relatively new to airbrushing but not to art. I've not faced any problems yet and it's been a week. I use it to paint warhammer miniatures. I actually made a storage tank out of PVC so the compressor isn't running all the time.
(13 of 14 customers found this review helpful)
By Terry
from Undisclosed
(9 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent Product
By anonymous
I've been using this product for about a month now and it works great! I think that its just as good if not better then the high dollor ones out there.Its well worth the price.Its very easy to use , but it also helps if you have knowledge of airbrushing.Very Satisfied With It So Far...
(9 of 13 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent Product.
By Frank
I bought this a couple of week's ago. I like it very much. Works real well and is easy to use. Just hook it up and go. Beat's those 300.00 Dollar sets. Well worth using. Helps to have knowledge of airbrush.
Great rig for anyone new to airbrushing
By hmguy01
from Dallas, TX
I've been jonesing for this kit ever since I saw it in the store about a year ago, but I didn't really have a need for it. My wife has a thing for dragonflys, so I started a project to make one from scrap metal. For my first attempt, the project looked good, but it needed some color. I went down and purchased this airbrush kit. The compressor is very quiet and provides ample and adjustable airflow. As a first-timer, the brush took some getting used to, but with about 20-minutes practice, I was able to get good results shading 6 different colors (also got the quick-change airbrush kit Item # 93506 - wished it had glass bottles though). I used acrylic airbrush paints and had no trouble with them straight out of the bottle. It took some time to get used to the trigger. After that, coverage was uniform and precise.I took the airbrush completely apart to clean. The trigger was a bit tempermental to reassemble, but it actually worked better on my second project.I was disappointed to find that the 1/4" hose adapter would not work with the 1/8" hose included with the quick change kit - even though both are from central pneumatic.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Good buy for the price
By Steve the potter
from Philly area PA.
Great little unit for the price. I've had mine for a good 5-6 years. I use it for spraying glazes and underglazes on pottery with a dual action airbrush. The unit is a little noisy ,but not too bad. It has a auto shutoff that works fine and a thermo shut off it gets too hot. I use the airbrush with a secondary moisture trap, the two moisture traps work well together. It has been a great little workhorse for me.
(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
awesome little setup
By max
from gresham oregon
i do allot of car models and have been using this over the last few months its amazing only thing i would like to see is the ability to adjust pressure down to 30-35 psi other than that i would suggest getting another water filter and a chunk of extra hose and put in a inline filter instead of the one it comes with i dont get too much water in the paint but every once in a while i do and it pisases me off
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Catch some rays on Marbella Suites en la Playa's private white sand beach, pamper yourself at the full-service spa, or enjoy volleyball.
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Guestrooms have kitchenettes, complimentary wireless Internet access, and refrigerators; rooms also include microwaves and air conditioning.
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Step outside to feel the sun on your face and the sand in your toes on the white sand beach. Lie back and work on your tan with relaxing beach amenities like umbrellas and sun loungers. At Marbella Suites en la Playa, pamper yourself with a treatment at the full-service spa or have fun in the sun with activities like table tennis and volleyball.
The aparthotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the aparthotel's bars, which include 2 beach bars, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. An Internet point is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This beach aparthotel also offers an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Marbella Suites en la Playa has designated areas for smoking.
- Free self parking
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Beach towels
- Conference center
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 160
- Number of spa tubs - 2
- Terrace
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 1722
- Audiovisual equipment
- Television in lobby
- Garden
- Library
- Exhibit space
- Business services
- Number of floors - 9
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
- 24-hour business center
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Banquet facilities
- On private beach
- Beauty services
- Full-service health spa
- Designated smoking areas
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Wedding services
- 24-hour front desk
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 41
- Bar/lounge
- Number of beach bars - 2
- Billiards
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Event catering
- Fitness facilities
- Internet point
- One meeting/conference room
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Free parking
- Pool table
- Poolside bar
- Restaurant
- Security guard
- Spa services on site
- Swimming pool - outdoor
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Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, Free self parking
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- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Kitchenette
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Extra towels/bedding
- Private bathroom
- In-room massage available
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Clock radio
- Window opens
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
La Terraza - This beachfront restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
- Recreation
2 spa tubs are on site along with an outdoor pool. Other recreational amenities include a private beach and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Table tennis on site
- Beach volleyball on site
- Ziplining nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Swimming on site
- Volleyball on site
- Whale-watching on site
- Spa
Spa has massage/treatment rooms. Massages are available on the beach and in the spa; other services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, and sports massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and reflexology.
- Massages on beach
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- Ocean view from spa
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- Prenatal massage
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- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
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- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: USD 95 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the aparthotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Woohoo, it went on without a hitch, thank **** for that.
Its got a Nova-T6 shortcut on the left now... big install for just that I reckon.
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Woohoo, it went on without a hitch, thank **** for that.
Its got a Nova-T6 shortcut on the left now... big install for just that I reckon.
Has anyone had a problem with printing time tables since the May upgrade ? We get an error message saying can not find C:\Documents when you hit the print button ??
Found out more about the problem:
KB74045 - Sim .net Cannot find "C:\Documents" When trying to print the timetable
Created 16/10/2007
Last Updated 22/10/2007
Affected Products SIMS .net Academic
SIMS .net Reporting
Sims .net Reports | Print Timetables
When trying to print the timetable from Reports| Print Timetables in Sims.net
Additional Notes
There seems to be a problem with there being spaces in the Value - so any temp file will work provided there are no spaces in the variable path.
This issue is still currently under investigation for the root of the problem.
The current workaround for the affected workstations is to do the following:
1. Right-Click on My Computer
2. Click on Properties
3. Click on the Advanced Tab
4. Click on the Environment Variables button
5. Highlight the Variable TEMP
6. Click the Edit Button
7. Change the Value to C:\Windows\Temp
8. Click the ok button
8. Repeat Steps 6 to 8 on the Variable TMP
9. Click ok
I did the above and it solved my problem
Going to wait abit first before i deploy it but im waiting on the patch for the Census still :eek:
we're not happy with this solution at all. We don't want to start opening up folders with write access for users just because Capita break things with every single update.
Why can't they just test things before releasing updates (stupid question I know) but all me and the boss have done this morning is FMS / SIMS problems... we're both thinking of asking to start being paid by Capita directly as we both feel like Capita support staff :)
If you remove the TMP from the user variable section this will force SIMS.net to use the default TMP variable which is C:\windows\TEMP
here is a vbscript to automate this.
strComputer = "."
Set WSHNetwork = CreateObject("WScript.Network")
Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2")
Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery _
("Select * from Win32_Environment Where Name = 'TMP'")
For Each objItem in colItems
If objItem.UserName = "[INSERT DOMAIN HERE]\" & WSHNetwork.UserName then
End if
Msgbox "Timetable Printing Now Avaliable.",vbokonly,"IT Services"
just insert the netbios domain name and the script is ready to go.
The user need to be logged out of sims when run.
I noticed on the release note that the May update is needed for schools with a sixth form doing the census? We haven't got the May update sent to solus yet - are any schools with a sixth form going through with the census without the May update installed?
Have a look at this
Capita have released an interim patch.
I ran this upgrade today as we were told that the census would fail without it thats 2 upgrades in 2 days for us :confused:
Lets see what happens when i go in tomorrow.
We are a secondary with a 6th form, and since I'd have to get everybody off the system to run the patch anyway, I ran the May upgrade yesterday afternoon. Still waiting for Admin to check the trial census report to know if all is well.
However we now have the Timetable printing problem!
"As soon as one door closes behind you another one hits you in the face"