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ORIENTATION '69 Orientation Program Emerges freshmen throughout the year, rather than ror a ~ingle week. Toward thi.s end the traditional 'Big Sister' plan was discarded in rnvor of a more llexible group advisor system that would help to acquaint commuters and resi· dent students. Separation of l'eS· idents by class ln the dot·mitories was discontinued rus well, to promote greater cooperation among classes. NA.ZA,AE TN COLLEGE OF AOCNESTER General dissatisfaction with the orientation programs of the past rew years led to tbe formation la.st fall of an Orientation review committee, headed by Pnm Klarsfeld, '70. The committee spent several months inves· tigating pas~ proeedul"e, cOJl!erring with sludents, facu)ty and administration, invest i gat i n g programs at other eollcges, and foJ·muJating plans fo1· an Orientation program that would be suitable and e!fective for Naza. reth. ' Vorking in conjunction with Student CGunci11 the committee set up outlines for a J)tOgram that would attempt to create a natural and unfot-ced at· mospbe1·e for an Orientation ptocess that would function for Last March. tho committee ap. pointe<l Nancy 1\1ohey. '72. to chair the 19G9 Orientation committee. The letter printed below expresses her thanks to the members of her committee, and the students who aided her in setting up this year's Orientntion P•·ogram. Vol. XXV -No. Rochesterians offer advice, . . op1n1ons, censure GLEANER approached individuals in the Rochester Public Library, the Chamber of Commerce and other downtown a.reas, and asked them "If you were eighteen years old, what do you think would be the most valuable way-for yourself, and others- that you could spend the next fou1· years?" The response was generally heated, and voluble; a good many people seem to be imaginatively t·eliving their lives: Arthur Kess.el, 49, bus drh·er: When I wns 18 I was in the Arm).. , when J got out. t got mo.rried and round a job. I woufdn't do it like that now, bing~hing~hing. No 1 R.yP-ar..nM should be pu~ into the position of having to make decisions that will change his life. I wouldn't go to school, I never liked it, bu~ I'd do a lot of things, find out what r tike<l best. Ne11 Olne. 19, student: r think that I'd · probably go to college ag:;~.in, even though in many ways it's a waste of time. 1 think it's lime well-\vasted, if you know what. 1 mean. 1 know a lot more about myself and other people, about what I want to do, and l don't. think T would have been in a. posit.ion to Jea111 lhose things if I'd gone right to work. l\Irs. Angela Direnzo, s~cre ht. ry: I'm sure I would want to go to sehooJ. In a world that's oompetitivc you've got to havo something to sell, and • degree puts you in a betteJ· position for that. People respect you more. Timothy Feahy. 29, salesman: I like to think I would take some t ime out-you know, like that ad for the Pence Corps-do som~ thing for someone else, tmake a difference'. like they say. I think college is a pretty ~eLfish experience for most people. It was for me. Frederick Dolsker. film proeesscr: I wouldn't waste my time laying around complaining like some of these kids. I think if more kids worked in.stead of laying around in college, we wouldn't have so mtzch trouble. Find a job and stay out of trou· ble, tbtlt's my advice. Mrs. Ellen Reid. secretar y: I would definitely go to college, especially now that more opportunities nte available. Knowing that you are qttalified can give you the confidence you need to deal with people. A loysius Srokov, GS, retired businessman : Thc.re a"tC Jots of !S.year·olds I admire, but I don' t envy them. They have too much work ahead of them. We did too. hut WP tiitin't lmi'\W it.. trnd il looks like a lot of it didn't get done. lf T were a kid, l hope I'd spend some years learning--in or out or school - how to change 110me or the things Lhat need changing. 1\lrs. Leona T homas, executh•e, J)r e10ide.nt of cm1>loymcnl a gency: I think now that I would get the best education that I J>OSsibly could ; T'm not satisfied with my education-or with the education that most kids seem to be getting. J think J would be inte:rest.ed, if' T we1-e a student, in some kind of work study plan; if more people knew what they wnnted to do-or didn' t want to do--there wouldn't be so many confused, unhappy people. Educntion should take students outside the classroom more-provide them with more real experience. GLEANER NEEDS HELP (see next issue) September 11, 1969 Soph describes NCR 'atmosphere' by Ma ureen McMahon Last. September, T was a very !SCAred, insecure freshmant whose only fixed idea was what l expecte< l to ge~ from Nazareth College. During that too short - very long year, my personal imago of Nazareth changed, and with this change came a realizat ion of how much that hazy form "Nazareth College'' depends on the students Cor jt.s shape. Grow - or stagnate Last year, l aaid, uNazareth Cottege seems to be n place to wake and grow/' The remark mny sound trite, but it ean be true. l t also can be t111e that Nazareth is a plnec. to sleep and stagnate. Often it is all too easy to let papers wait1 to cut classes, to let meaningless activities take over. Rc:Jevru1t involvement is possible if one is willing to commit. one1s time to it. Intellectual stimulation is possible if one is willing to open 011e's mind. That hazy fotm known ns N3zal'< lth Cotteg• has more than a vague atmosphere to ddine it; rather ob,•iously, jt has an admjnistratlon, a faculty. various organizations, nnd students. As such n:n entity, Naz.a.rcth has its bad points, i.e. curfews, comprehensives and good points, i.e. the Arts Cente1-. \Ve have two options: the passive in which we ignot·e those elements which are bad and enjoy those which arc good, 01· the active in which we attack the bad and support lhe good. l 'm going to ignore the extremes in which we disregard NCR life in genctal and use the Campus Club as a base of oper· ations or in which we te3r every· thing down and start aU over again. lndepende.nee. needed Fundamentally, what I'm trying to say is that we form our own expectations nnd it is up to us to fill them. Nuzareth does not nutomatically immerse us all in a totally intcllcctual, creative atmosphere; we ourselves must st1·ive tor creativity or whatever it is t.hat we expect lndependence and n\otivat.ion are needed. We ou1-seh·es expect what Nazareth is going to give us, but Ever since second semester of the previous school year, Orientation '69 has been a p1·ominent topic among many students here at Nazareth. It was felt that each Freshman needed to be acquainted with Nazareth and her surrounding atmosphet·e, but primarily with herself as a college student. This past summer, my committee has been extremely busy planning the entit:e Or ientation Program. This program has changed quite a bit from past years, and we sincerely hope that it will be more beneficial to each and every Freshman. As the Chah·man of ORIENTATION '69. I would like to personally say thanks to my committee. 1 realize how hard each of you worked on your event and 1 would like you to know that T do appreciate all your efforts. T would like to extend special recognition to my Seminar chairmen-Donna Belmonte and Joyce Caffareli, and poster chairman-Cathy Sehmerbeck, for their outstanding work and coopet·ation du1·ing the summer. And last but not least, a very special thank-you to my night owl Co-chairman, Bonnie Wahl. Many, many late hoUJ·s were spent togethet· add ressing those seemingly endless piles of envelopes and making last minute prepru·ations. May I conclude with saying that without the help of all the committee chairmen, with the Student Advisors, and anyone else who coru·ibuted theh· time with this program, ORIENTATION '69 could not possibly be as successful as rm assured it \viii be. Just a short note to the Class of '78 . .. I hope that your Orientation Week will be o·ewarding to you as it has been for us to plan all your activities. Sincerely, Nancy Tuohey '72 Orientation Cltairmrut actually w~ only benefit in what. Marcel Marceau will make his third 3J)J)@arance at the Arts Ce.nter we give of ourselve$. this season. See page two. Page Two editorial: Making up your mind? Freud insisted tltat the shape of a lifetime is determined by the events and environment of our first three years-that out· freedom to act is severely limited by the pattern set within those years. and thai only by recognizing this will we achieve even limited fr·ecdom. More recent studies in behaviorism indicate that our· intellectual freedom has anothet·, latet·, cut-off point; it seems that our reaction to the events of the years between eighteen and tweny-five serve as the prototype of our lifelong political and social convictions. In a way this is almost as devastating a suggestion to one's pride as Freud's: not only are we conditioned emotionally by the lingering presence of the past, but intellectually as well, we are bound to go on and on, t·epeating ourselves. responding to the situations of the past rather than of the present. It might be possible. in our pride. to refute thisif it weren't for the fact that the condition of American politics, and, in particular. Amet·ican politicians. offers painful proof. The theory links. appropl'intely enough, Senators Muskie and McCarthy-liberals who came of age with the New Deal, with the winds in the 'thirties that blew from the Left; but they are tied in tum. by proximity of twentieth birthdays, to men like Russell Long and Mendell Rivers. and to conservative Thomns J<uchel: can it be that all of these highly opinionated men are sti ll reenacting youthful appt·obation or distrust of the promise of the New Deal. still intrigued, or horrified. by the Red Menace? Was it Yippies that infuriated :Mayor Daley, or the spectre of the -labor rioters who threatened the old-fashioned. Irishdominated city political system just as he began to work his way up through its ranks? Aren't there many Americans who are still fighting World War 11. many earnest thirty-ish liberals who are still singing 'We shall overcome'? People often forget that it's only hindsight that enables us to see clearly the turning points in our lives; and hindsight is an illusion. We arc bent one way or another by a series of choices. and choice ofte1· choice, made bl indly, cnn lead us into an inescapable cot·ner·. The making of choices is ncccssar·y for freedom. and it is in the interest of freedom ns well that we t•elegate some choices to pattern, to habit: we cannot affot·d the time it tnl<eo to decide whether to Buu·t walking on the left or right foot-we do it without thinking. But sacrificing choices for habits can be dangerous: Sometime-around the age of eighteen, or twenty-when the business of living, the formation of habits, take up more and more room in our lives. it becomes dangerously easy to fall into great big pre-fabricated patterns of thinking, so that a situation is no longer a challenge to an individual sense of values, but a slot that is to be labeled with the answer that comes easiest. out of habit. The one habit worth cultivating might be openness. a refusal to give in to that sloppy part of ourselves that settles on one mode of thought and makes a way of life out of ignoring all the others. A mind like Rober-t Kennedy's, or Norman Mailer's. is exciting because it cnn change, because it's aware of the change taking place oulside itself. Bob Dylan's song about times thal are a-changing was meant to taunt us as well as our parents. This is our particular lime, our coming of age, but it's going to pass away into something else, and if we want to be human beings. and not outworn habits, we have to recognize the inevitability of change-and commit ourselves, consciously. to the inevitable. //S7/ 9 G l EANER arts ce nte r preview September 11, 191 Se~ Scrim, scrawl, or scroll? by Ronnie Meath After the heady, eontro"ersial lall-win~r theatre season o! thi~ J>ust.. year. summer seemed to bring nboui n 8lnoldeting, \Illeventful ~8t>ite on nroadwny n.nd in the provinces, with only an occasional run1ble f 1'0m 41Ln Mama'' or Julian Beck, and the brief apark of a contemporary Hamlet. to capture a moment or two ot rt:levance. Such a phasing out could eu&gest n stagnant interim in theot~ that would pro,·e truly repulah~t. But the new wa\"t ot ·writer. and producen who are ~intr buked for tl>e ~ming aeuon on and of1 Broad"' ay: and tl>e high calibrt' of tl>e troupea touring the ~liege circuit this year suggest an era of Siren-ThMtrt'. riling out of It$ own at~hes, trnmp1ing over its own hang·UJ)I t.o e\'tn more fanta. st.ic J)r'OJ>OJ1ions. Thcn\rc todny pnya homage to t.he •rriunwirate - Scrim, Sc1·nwl and Scl'oll (Everyone knows the other namu thit threesome goes by: llluoion, Trnge<ly and Chronicle; lmpreuioniam, Dadaism and Reali om: Subje<tlvity, the Absurd and the Abaolute ••. a generally de<eptive little group of abstract• d"ignated to be misused by in~lleduali•ed -udo-sophisti< atea at eo<ktall part.ies. The truly wiae tremble al their power.) Thr Triumvirate is s.imptifitd, naive and categorical, but a180 a triumphant. con~pt. Up to this century, theatre could only be conoidco·od in the light of the Scroll n simp1r nnrrati"e, a olor)• to be told. Hut thon, people hegnn t.o unnly7.(' their reason for wnt.ching the Sci'OII unfold. They re<:ognlr.~ their need for illusion - e.scnpiam- nnd l-he era of c.he editorial: Sc:rim .. ve.il between audience and •tage downed with h .. y dreamplay&. Dramn took C\'tn a farther, deeper step in lhe recent .ste1> ot the Scrnwl. The J).(\inful writing UJ>On the wnll fa ours. We al'e all actors. More probing even thnn the renlltnUon of one's need to escnpe is the admission of the need to identify, And so, todny'a theotro hna th~ option to take ua into one of thrt'e dirt'Ction..-more likely, all th.ree at on(:t. The Arta Center Program Cor the comin,g atuon is a ca.st in point. The selections are tar.reachinl' in tmplicat.ion and intriping in divenity. And each program ia a confinnation of the t'lrength of toda)•'a mO\'tm~ nt toward tomp1~te experience in theatre. ''The Believers" OJ~n• the sea .. son on Friday, October Srd in n stunning Scroll. lllnck history is depicted in a com r>lcte mufJical struc'lure utilizing blues, spiri· tunls, ballads and jnn in 4 pure, disarming ae.nreh fOJ' tho pa.tt. "The Song of tho r.uatt-anian Bogey,. is a definite Scrawl- if not a se.ream. Written by Peter Wciss !Marat-Snd•l. the revolutionary Negro Enaemble Company will perlonn tl>ia •aga of Portuguese colonial atrocity on W«<nuday, Ckto~r 22.. On Friday, ~'"''em~r 7, Alwin ~icolai and hia dance troupe wilt unfold the Serim. eX))loring abstract art throup;h motion, color, fonn, objecl.l and lighting. The Barrow Po•to. reapectable r.xponents of the Scrim, de!)' de· scription al!!l they l'(!tum, home· mode instrument• in hnnd to the Arts Center on Sut.urdny, November 22nd. Por now, it is enough to ._ny that. one can imag- What are we waiting for? Over the summer I attended a play about "waiting." This drama-a happening in which nothing happens. a situation in which the beginning and the ending are identical - offered a theatrical representation of the problem of human identity. The same problem has attracted the intense interest of college students during the past few years. "Who nm T? Whnl am I? Tf J should loose both arms and both legs, all fame and for tune ... what is there that remains that makes me me?" is the cry coming from campuses across the nation. Yet, the human mind is an enigma ... probe your mind ... see il stretch to the wonderings of the heat·t ... what arc you doing here? Whatshould your college do for you? What should you do for your college? .. . are we failing one another? Do new faces, new surroundings, bring a change of s!Jlnding or standards? What are you "waiting" for? If one is truly concerned with being himself or herself, it is the "now" that is crucial. Time becomes irrelevant. There are two parts to education: the first teaches how to make a living; the second, how to live. Reaching out to and making the most of every present opportunity is the secret of "living." In this era of specialization there is little time after graduation for one to explot·c, to question, to learn why. The Nazareth campus has its own environment which affects its citizens. In turn, its citizens can, and should, affect it. It offers a microcosm of the larger world surrounding it ... with current political, religious, and cultural, as well as academic, ideas and theories for experimentation. Some people, however, fail to take advantage of lhe "now." They make the mistake of eithet· living in the security of habits founded in the past or living under the illusion that meaning to life lies "just around the corner." ln either case the only result can be one of disappointment. Students often complain about administrative repression of their rights, inefficiencies in student government, the scarcity of opportunities for artistic development. Y ct, how many or these sludent-gripers have become involved in campus affa irs? How many have gone out on their own to investigate problems? Often students do not even know the right people or organizations through whom to channel their complaints. I am certain that the Na7~~reth faculty and administration, the Student Government, the GLEANER, and the Arts Center DO exist. ine himself in a London blc Pub at 4 A-M ...• Twelfth Night, by Wlllir Shakespea"' will create nn IlL sion on on extrc.m«!-ly grand ttl on Deeember 6th, for it Is bclt perfonnod by the OxCor-d·Ca• bridge Players. On February 7, nrter n mont Or two of recuperation from t} preceding event, Shakespeart material gets a vastly dHftrerettding in the off-Broadway m. sical. •~)·our Own Thing" wi~ roc.k repla~ing lute Cor accompa niment. Friday, February 2i will J. as it "-u a year and a half &&< one of the Arts Centtr'a mw me:morable evening• - an e\'t ning of Marccl .Matteau. Th man, r.he world'a g-rcat.tst pantt mimist, is the embodied fusion a Serim, Scrawl and 8<1'011 ao, P<'l Ccetly conti'OIIod, he depicts eA cummings- style balloon . men ~ twisted, half-mad soldic.rs in wa games. Be is arl. On March 6, Meredith Monk', company will explore the oluth1 fascination of mO\'CJnCnt in 1J avant..garde theatre experitnCI devoid of structun but not d Corm. The final. genuinel)· txcltin, event of the tserie. will take plan at the lla.sonie Auditorium 01 April 24 as Tom Stoppanl't spoof, "Rosenuanu and Cuildtn stern are dead" jumbl., ll>e 'l'ri· um,-irate in a eonfua.ion e\'tr more complicated than that oi Lhe two vapid fTienda of llaml .. who are !oeuoed upon In Stoppard's saLire. The series wilJ M ntwayt, l}t supplemented by AC\'ernl othN plays. at1. exhl bite, recltuiJJ, dnnct exhibitions. lcctuJ•es and Rimaamong them Anouilh'e J\nthcC>nt, perform«! in French by the T"" teau de Paris on Cktober 20th. Subscription• to the aeries givt $eru;on ticket holdera a choice o( five shows for $20 (Jtudenta' rates: $10) and dil!CO\lnt on any otbtr e\·ent.s. Because or limited space, stlldent. aft' adviHCI to get tl>oir tkketa early. AC~r all. thia oeaoon thero It no road not taken .••. IRON CURTAIN CINEMA program 1 September 25-28 from Russia • • • uwild Horses or Fire'' program 2 October 10-l2 from Poland . . • .. Barrier" Co.edJtora Loul .. DtN•'• Nora llkL"'" • Stuff: Ann Gllll•xhn, An~CtJ" *"••II•. lhi)CI(le Knhcht•. Orientation '69 program FRESHMEN ORIENTATION PROGRAM This program, in its entirety, contains the events {or our Orientation Week '69. In case of any chan.ges, you will be notified accordingly. FRlOA Y, Sept. 12 12:00- 3:00 Freshmen An·ival S:15- 3:45 Pt·esident's Convocation-Arts Center Aud. <I :00- 4:30 Orientation chairman welcomes incoming Fl"eshmen and parents. (Arts Center Aud.) 4 :SO- 5:00 Refreshments-Sculpture Garden 5:00- 6 :SO Buffet for students and parents- Student Union and Gym 6 :4 5- 7 :30 Freshmen meet with their Student Advisors in assigned rooms. 7 :S0-10:00 :Movie, "A Man and a Woman" Naz. Arts Center Aud. 10:00-12:00 Social-Nnz Student Union; folk entertainment and re{t·eshments. SATURDAY, Sept. 13 8 :30- 9 :SO Breakfas~Kearney cafeteria 10:00-11:15 National Survey Test for Class of '73 11 :S0-12 :30 Lunch-Kearney cafeteria 1:00- 9:30 Field Day and Cookout at Corbell's Glen (with Fisher) 9:30-10:30 Transportation from glen 10:30-12:00 Coffee on dorm lloors (Student Advisors!!) SUNDAY, Sept. 14 8:30-10:15 Clean room, commuters prepare their belongings and leave them in Kearney Formal Lounge. 10:S0-12:SO Brunch in Kearney cafeteria with Faculty Advisors. (Residents and Commuters) 1:00- 2:15 TOURS with Faculty and Student Advisors of Naz. campus 2 :SO- 4 :00 ORIENTATION SKITS-Gym-Songfest 4 :00 Commute•· departure Residents- f t·ee time (Student Advisors?) 6:00- 7:00 Dinner- Kearney cafeteria 8:00- 9:00 Lecture (Mr. Richard Tobias) -Nazareth Arts Center Auditorium 9:00-10:00 Discussion on lecture and Friday night movie• in groups-Arts Center classrooms. 10:00-12:00 Free time for all to do what they plcace. Suggestions: Campus Club, Tallo's, 1\!aplewood. Curfew-12:SO. MONDAY, Sept. 15 8:30- 9:30 Breakfast-T<eat·ney cafeteria 10:00-12 :00 Panel Discussion-Student Union "Academic and Cultural Life at Nazareth" 12:00- 1 :00 Lunch-Kearney cafeteria (Residents and commuters) 1:15- 2:15 Speaker: Dr. Radley-Academic Dean 2:SO- 4:00 Naz. Arta Center 4:00- !) :00 Discussion on Movie 5:SO- 6:30 Dinner in Kearney cafeteria 6:30- 9:00 Free time for an students 9:30-12 :30 BONFIRE-back campus of Fisher TUESDAY, Sept. 16 8:30- 9 :30 Breakfast-Kearney cafeteria 9:S0-12:00 "Meet Your Student Leaders" - Student Union very informal 12 :SO- 1 :SO Lunch- Kearney cafeteria (Residents and Commuters) 2 :00- 4 :00 Registration 4 :00- 6 :00 Free Time 6:00- 7:30 Cookout at Naz. (with Fisher) 7:SO- 8:80 Free Time 8:80- 1 :00 Mixer al Fishet--Gym-'l'he "RUSTTX" SA'rURDA Y, Sept. 21 ACCEPTANCE DANCE-Basil courtyard Orientation committee General Chainnan ·--- ~ ···--··· Nancy Tuohey Co-Chairman ------ _ ··---·-··-··---·······---·-·· Barbara Wahl Seminars ···~·---··-···~······--····-··--·· ····-···· Donna Belmonte Joyce CAfarelli Student Union . ·········-··························· Christine Stapleton llfichelc Roche Transportation -···-·-······-·········--·--··-··· ... Mary McCarthy Poster ·-········----··--· ·······-··· . 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FOR the past five years, I and others have put views forward that would improve the area in and around Stoneclough, and yet nothing has changed.
We still have dog poo on the children's play area,on the football field, and footpaths, with plastic bottles and glass, food trays, blocked drains , and road signs pointing the wrong way. Yet the council employs enforcement officers and highways inspectors. If we had dog zones we would not have loose dogs.
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A deep love for scripture, coupled (ironically) with a lifelong struggle with religious doubt, led Robert Boyle to write several important books relating scientific and religious knowledge. We explore aspects of this fascinating interaction.
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
The affirmation of genuine chance and randomness in the universe does not rob the universe of meaning and purpose.
"If God wanted to make Methuselah live to be 969 years old, we certainly believe that God could intervene in the natural order of things and make that happen. The question rather—as it should be for all biblical interpretation—is whether that is really the message of the text."
"Being confronted with evolution may have been the catalyst for asking the difficult questions, but the real problem for me was not evolution – it was biblical literalism."
"All of a sudden, it was possible to grant a text deep authority (a 'high view of scripture' we say) while discounting neither our own experience, nor the historical experience of those writing, compiling, editing that same text. To put it differently, all of a sudden, history mattered—the history of the text itself, and the history of our interpretations of a text."
Ian Barbour died on Christmas Eve at the age of 90. He is credited by many to be the father of the contemporary academic discipline of science and religion.
If you're new to investigating the relationship between science and Christian faith, the Book Club is a great place to start the journey.
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"We were (mostly) prepared for the academic arguments but not necessarily the thing many fear in this discussion: personal conflict."
Having won an ECF grant, Cara Wall-Scheffler, biological anthropologist at Seattle Pacific University, and I are now planning to host a group of 18 young Christian paleobiologists for a week-long seminar during late June, 2014. Our seminar will include guest lectures by scientists, historians, and pastors who all have an interest in discussing bridging faith and science 'gaps.'
Today we draw your attention to a couple of short term projects that have been completed and are now visible on our site: Our History and Small Group Resources.
Once we recognize that no one takes the text literally, and that we have often failed to account for the details in the text regarding the time of day, we can begin anew to try to understand the text as an ancient text rather than as a modern one. As such, we must begin with the idea that the text operates in the world of omens, not the world of physics and astronomy.
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.


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August 29, 2012, WednesdayChapman Loses Seventh Bid for Parole in Lennon's Killing
Mark David Chapman has been denied parole, for the seventh time, in the murder ofJohn Lennon, the New York State corrections department said Thursday. Mr. Chapman, 57, is serving a sentence of 20 years to life for killing Lennon on Dec. 8, 1980. In denying his request this week, the state parole...
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In addition to Sam Carter, Kevin Nickel, Veteran, Wyo, and Krisha Custis, Saratoga, Wyo. assisted in the evaluation of these young people. ¬ Grand Champion Showdown Showman Curtis Doubet, Parker, Colo. ¬ Reserve Champion Showdown Showman Jacob Irwin, Ola, Ark. ¬ Grand Champion No-Fit Senior Showman Curtis Doubet, Parker, Colo. ¬ Reserve Champion No-Fit Senior Showman Sarah Bush, Blairstown, Mo. Grand Champion No-Fit Intermediate Showman John Reasor, Wildwood, Ga. ¬ Reserve Champion No-Fit Intermediate Showman Haleigh Pike, Mitchell, Neb. ¬ Grand Champion No-Fit Junior Showman Kylee Kohls, Litchfield, Minn. ¬ Reserve Champion No-Fit Junior Showman Madyson Maze, Goreville, Ill. ¬ The Queen and Princess contests were popular contests for the young ladies.¬ The ASJA Queen and Princess represent the American Salers Association throughout the year by attending National Salers Shows. ¬ ASA Queen and Princess --Queen: Dawnita Deichmann, Hobson, Mont. --Princess - Alexandria Wolf, Buhl, Idaho. ¬ ASA Little Princess --Little Princess: Lindsey Curtis, --Little Princess Court: Kennedy Werth, Collyer, Kan., Morgan Love, Baltimore, Ohio. --Intermediate Princess: Tiffany Mahannah, Buhl, Idaho. --Intermediate Princess Court: Amelia Liebhart, New Boston, Mo., Courtney Clements, Rexburg, Idaho. ¬ At the conclusion of the show a premier exhibitor, premier breeder and top state herdsmanship awards were presented, recognizing the outstanding participation and support of exhibitors.¬ The ASJA Premier Exhibitor Award has been named the Brenton Salyers Premier Exhibitor Award, to honor and remember the important contributions of Brenton, who passed away on July 4, 2009 at the age of 23 years. ¬ Brenton Salyers Premier Exhibitor Award Andrew Crawford, Camp, Ark. ¬ Premier Breeder K Bar K Cattle Company, Dan, Teresa, Kylee and Tanner Kohls, Litchfield, Minn. ¬ State Herdsmanship Award Illinois ¬ The ASJA is a junior association of the American Salers Association. 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The Medicare+5 public option is apparently eight votes short of passage in the house according to Representative Raul Grijalva (D-AZ):
The robust public option is eight votes short of the 218 it needs to pass the House, Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) tells HuffPost.Grijalva, as co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, has been counting support for a public option tied to Medicare rates -- the so-called Medicare plus five -- over the last few weeks.
"We anticipate that we're at 210," he said. "We feel that the momentum is all on the robust Medicare plus five public option."
Grijalva said that "25-plus" Democrats have said they will vote no. "Some of those no's are no regardless. It has nothing to do with the public option," he said, putting the number of those firm no-votes at 18 or 19.
There are 256 Democrats in the House. With 25 or 30 no votes, that leaves only about 15 to 20 members still to decide. Progressives need roughly half of them.
He says that backers of the public option are focusing on those persuadable Democrats rather than negotiating with members who will vote no.
Ryan Grim - Public Option Within Eight Votes Of House Passage, Says Rep. Grijalva Huffington Post 21 Oct 09
If you favour a public option it's probably time to do a little homework on your local representative and exert some political will if necessary.
This is a stunning opportunity to get the House measure passed, and Speaker Pelosi is looking for some daylight:
Nancy Pelosi is ready to rumble. The House Speaker told her Democratic caucus Tuesday night that she plans to bring a health care reform bill with a robust public option to the House floor for a vote, Rep. Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) tells HuffPost. But first she needs to know that the party is with her.The Congressional Progressive Caucus has been tallying support for a public insurance option tied to Medicare reimbursement rates over the last several weeks. According to people in the room Tuesday night, Pelosi told her members that the caucus is close to the 218 votes needed to pass the bill. She went on to say that the few remaining undecideds - or undeclareds - needed to let Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) know by Wednesday where they stand.
The caucus will meet again Wednesday evening to retake the Democratic temperature. If the 218 votes are there, the party will plow forward and go to conference committee negotiations with a strong hand.
Ryan Grim - Pelosi To Dems: Time To Take A Stand On Public Option Huffington Post 21 Oct 09
Let's give her a hand. Dr Howard Dean has provided a website with the tentative whip results for every member of the house here:
In addition to your emails, Democracy for America members and our partners have made calls to Congress and reported back the results to Stand With Dr. Dean. We have compiled the reports from those calls and combed through public statements of every member of Congress. Based on a complete review of your reports and our research, the grid below lists every member of Congress and their basic position on the inclusion of a public healthcare option.Where Congress Stands Stand with Dr Dean
Check out your representative, you might be surprised that they are a 'don't know' at this late stage in the debate. If so, email them your thoughts, this can be done directly through the House of Representatives website at Write Your Representative.
Additionally, the Health Care Action Center on Obama's Organising for America website has a range of connectivity options for getting your message out, including Tweets, telephone contact tools and email and Facebook shares, though it does not specifically mention the public option in any of the boilerplate messages. OFA, incidentally, has been doing yoeman work in providing a platform for getting the message through with a phone-banking effort which began on Tuesday:
It's not even noon on the West Coast and already Capitol Hill staffers say they're getting nonstop calls from constituents in support of President Barack Obama's health insurance reform. At about 2:15 EST, Organizing for America (OFA) surpassed it's goal of 100,000 phone calls to Congress, each one imploring representatives to vote for reform.The nationwide "Time to Deliver on Health Reform" event is the most massive outpouring of support from Obama supporters since Election Day 2008.
Dawn Teo - Congress "Getting Completely Crushed" With Over 100,000 Calls For Obama's Healthcare Reform Huffington Post 20 Oct 09
Since then the number has exceeded 300,000, three times the target. We are not alone.
[Update:] From The Hill today:Speaker Nancy Pelosis (D-Calif.) drive for a public option in healthcare reform ran into turbulence Thursday when a survey of her caucus showed she needs more votes to pass such a bill.
The survey ordered by Pelosi turned up 46 Democrats who said they would vote against the so-called robust public option, according to a Democratic lawmaker who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Mike Soraghan - Whip count shows Democrats lack votes on 'robust' public option for healthcare The Hill 22 Oct 09
It is hard to believe that some of these Democrats oppose the legislation due to concerns that it is not single payer, about the income surtax it would impose on the wealthy or the fear it would subsidise abortion. You gotta' wonder sometimes.
Representative Weiner points out that as the numbers approach 218 lots of representatives get a bit precious about the power of their votes. Sigh. It was ever thus. Worth reading the article and perhaps ringing the holdouts mentioned if they're yours.
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You do realize that having sex isn't the focus of your life after losing your virginity, right? I have a meaningful relationship with my boyfriend and it is our way of physically expressing our love for each other, but certainly not the focus of our relationship. Most of our time is actually spent doing other things, like school, work, running errands, etc. While it is true that sex can become the focus once you have it, if you wait until the right moment it can enhance your relationship, like it did mine.
Once more, not meant to encourage underage sex. You girls should wait until you are legal and in a stable relationship before you even consider having sex. If you decide not to wait, make sure you are ready. It makes all of the difference in the world and you will never regret it if you wait for the right moment. That isn't to say it is planned(our proper one wasn't fully, though we had protection and had talked), but you should be prepared and have discussed protection, consequences, etc with your partner beforehand. Under no circumstances though should you have sex young. You can't both appreciate the emotional connection involved in losing it to someone(which takes a tremendous amount of trust) and then the focus is more upon the **** of the act rather than any actual love. |
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Baby in the 5th grade? That sounds a little off to me. The youngest age I've heard of to have sex and get pregnant is 11. But really, it isn't the point in a relationship, like these people are saying. If you most likely just finished the human body unit at school, there is no point at really trying.
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Actually, girls have gotten pregnant at as young as 6 I believe. You can get pregnant before you have your period since eggs are sometimes released for several months before your period begins. 5th grade is no surprise in comparison to that, especially since puberty has been beginning at a younger and younger age.
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DISCLOSURE OF THE way in which agents and brokers are compensated has become a significant issue as state regulators and industry insiders deal with the fallout of New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer's investigation into insurance industry practices. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners in December adopted model legislation that it believes will create clearer ethical practices through better disclosure of compensation arrangements. And officials and regulators in states like Connecticut and Nevada are writing reform legislation that deals with the issue of compensation as well.
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text: Our Purpose and Role as a Not-For-Profit Organization in the CommunityWheaton Franciscan Healthcare is a Catholic, not-for-profit health care organization, serving as the parent of a multi-state health care system. The Wheaton Franciscan System includes 16 hospitals and a number of outpatient, long-term care and home health organizations in Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. Started by the Wheaton Franciscan Sisters more than 100 years ago and formally incorporated in 1983, the Wheaton Franciscan System is committed to living out the healing ministry of Jesus by providing exceptional and compassionate health care service that promotes the dignity and well being of the people we serve. Consistent with our not-for-proft status, the Wheaton Franciscan System reinvests all of our net income into the communities we serve, rather than distributing it to shareholders or private owners. Simply put, the Wheaton Franciscan System exists to serve and benefit our communities. We provide care to all who come to usThe Wheaton Franciscan System is committed to providing necessary health care services to people in the communities we serve. No person is denied emergent care or receives less than the appropriate level of care based on his or her ability to pay. We have specific procedures and guidelines in place that help those who cannot pay or need help paying for their care. Specifically, patients whose household income is up to 300 percent of the federal poverty level can enroll in the System's Community Care Program, which relieves a portion or all of a patient's financial obligation. We also develop reasonable payment plans for patients who can afford to pay over time. Moreover, we are confident that our collection practices are aligned with our values of respect and integrity. Nationally, the number of patients who are are uninsured or underinsured continues to rise, and we find ourselves providing an increasing amount of charity care at every one of our facilities. Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare offers a charity care program called Community Care to assist qualified individuals in financial need. If you receive medically necessary care and show financial need, but do not qualify for other financial assistance programs, you may apply for financial assistance through Community Care. Participants must meet requirements for assets, home equity, and income relative to family size. Click here to see our entire policy We work to improve the health of our communities Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare is committed to improving the health of our communities. We regularly assess the needs of our communities (with special attention to low-income and minority populations), and reach out to fill the void that exists for many of our poor, disabled, elderly, and chronically ill. Specifically, we: Our hospitals are also involved in hundreds of health promotion activities each year. For example, every one of our hospitals provides: • Free and discounted care services to those who cannot afford to pay for health care through medical clinics and screenings • Clinics and other community-based services • Health education and promotion classes both at our hospitals and in the community • Subsidized services, such as neonatal intensive care units and behavioral health services, that are provided at a loss because they are needed by the community In addition, we support many community-building efforts, such as economic revitalization, neighborhood improvement, and enhanced public transportation. We invest to ensure that our Mission enduresBased on our not-for-profit status and the charitable nature of our programs and services, many of our facilities are exempt from income, sales and some property taxes. Our tax-exempt status also means we are able to solicit and receive philanthropic funds and government grants. The ability to access these funds is important as the health care industry as a whole struggles to raise adequate capital needed to continue to meet the ever growing and changing needs of our communities. Specifically, we are dedicated to investing in technology, facilities and programs that improve patients' access to our services, help our clinicians provide quality care, advance clinical research, and attract the most skilled and dedicated staff. To learn more about what Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare is doing to promote the health of its communities, increase access to care for all Americans and invest in the future of health care, please see our annual report. |


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I have a LC ES Update 1 EVAL installation which needs to be promoted Production. How can I enter production license key without re-installing?
Unfortunately you have to re-install.
Hi again,
Currently LC Update 1 SP2 is installed on the system. Is there a possibility to enter the new license during the installation of SP3?
Unfortunately no.