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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Herbert Hoover and Williamstown had plenty of scoring opportunities at Joe Eddie Cowley Field in Falling Rock on Thursday evening.
Unfortunately for the Huskies, it was the visiting Yellowjackets that took advantage of its chances as Williamstown held on for a hard-fought 2-1 win in girls high school soccer action.
Williamstown, in its first season playing as a girls only soccer team, won its fifth straight to improve to 5-2-0, while Hoover (9-3-1) saw its five-game winning streak snapped.
Hoover entered the contest ranked seventh in the West Virginia High School Soccer Coaches Association rankings, with Williamstown entering at No. 16.
The Yellowjackets played co-ed soccer for eight seasons before separating this season.
"We're a young team and it was big for us not to let the girls get down on themselves after losing their first two games," Williamstown Coach Mike Albertson said. "We came back after those losses and you could just see the girls grow and become more comfortable with their teammates.
"Early on some of the girls were trying to do too much, but they've learned to trust their teammates and tonight our defense did that."
Williamstown opened the scoring with just 34 seconds remaining in the first half when freshman Sydney Hill scored with an assist from junior Laura Petty on free kick.
"We were able to capitalize on a couple of opportunities," Albertson said. "That's something we've been working on because we didn't do it early on in the season.
"The free kick at the end of first half was a great play by the girls. We had talked about that and practiced it and they got together and got it done."

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Show All Oct Events Monday, October 24, 2011 SHARP Insights: How Title IX Changed the Game, History of Title IX at the University of Michigan 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Carol Hutchins, Women's Softball Head Coach, University of Michigan Wolverine head coach Carol Hutchins recently completed her 27th season as head softball coach at the University of Michigan, where she has molded the Wolverines into one of the elite programs in college softball. On December 8, 2006, Hutchins was inducted into the NFCA Hall of Fame in recognition of her coaching success and the indelible mark she has left on both Michigan and collegiate softball. [More]Leadership in Politics and Science within the Antarctic Treaty 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM An STPP Lecture Series Event with John Dudeney For over 50 years the Antarctic has been governed through the Antarctic Treaty, an international agreement between 46 nations of whom 28 Consultative Parties undertake a management role. These Parties have qualified for their position on scientific grounds. The presentation will examine both the scientific and political outputs of all the Consultative Parties over the last 20 years and demonstrate that a small number of original Parties not only provide most of the science but also set the political agenda for the continent. Generally those countries producing the most science papers have the greatest political output as well. None of the most recent signatories to the Treaty appear to play a major role in managing Antarctica. The Treaty prides itself on its scientific credentials, but while nations have to demonstrate a substantial science programme to gain consultative status, there is no process to review science quality or commitment thereafter. The presentation will conclude by highlighting the reputational risk of this policy lacuna and will suggest a way in which it could be addressed. [More]Information Session - Ford School BA Program 6:30 PM We invite you to attend our upcoming information session about the Ford School BA Program. Professor Edie Goldenberg, faculty director of the undergraduate program, will describe the degree program and will be available to answer questions. [More] |
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FORT DODGE, IOWA (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden is making a pitch for bipartisanship, telling voters in Iowa that it's reassuring to see Democrats and Republicans working together in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
Campaigning Thursday in Fort Dodge, Iowa, Biden said Americans always work better when they work together.
The vice president says people need to stop thinking of the country as divided between red states and blue states, adding that, in his words, "We're a purple nation, man."
Biden says he knows and likes many Republicans but doesn't recognize the GOP these days.
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Box: 48 Fold: 0 Miscellaneous Magazines and Brochures (Unfoldered) Box: 49 Fold: 1 Bibliography of selected JLF articles 1950-55 Box: 49 Fold: 2 Index Cards (Notes on JLF plus file cards) Box: 49 Fold: 3 Spiritual Exercises Notes Box: 49 Fold: 4 Novitiate Notes and Spiritual Exercises (2) Box: 49 Fold: 5 Miscellaneous Clippings, Press Releases, etc. Box: 49 Fold: 6 Photos and Pencil Portrait Box: 50 Fold: 1 Notebook
DESCRIPTION: Contains articles and texts of addresses and sermons, including TMs and PRN items on healing of Schism between Eastern and Western churches; PRN article on Scandinavian Apostolate in "St. Ansgar's Bulletin" Jan 1935; PRN "Causes and Communism" clip from "America" 2/9/35; TMs address "Brotherhood Day" 2/20/35; TMs and PRN copies article "Nationalism and the State" from Mar 1935 issue "Modern Schoolman"; PRN "LaFarge and the Truth" (article on JLF Sr.) clip from 3/30/35 "America"; PRN "Harlem Flats and Public Conscience" clip from 4/20/35 "America"; PRN "Interracial Apostolate" clip from 6/8/35 "America".
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN and TMs articles, including: PRN "The Negro Apostolate" clip from 7/5/35 "Commonweal"; TMs and PRN "That Faith May Guide the Arts" clip from 10/35 Messenger of the Sacred Heart"; TMs "The Church and Rural Welfare" 10/29/35; PRN 3 part series "The Catholic Reply to Communism" in "America" Nov - Dec 1935.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts, including: "The Crisis of Capitalism in 1935" clip from 1/4/36 issue "America"; "Navies: Disarmament or Ruin?" clip from 2/1/36 "America"; TMs address text "Communist and Catholic in Race Relations" 3/8/36; "Popular Devotion in the Eastern Rites" clip from 3/21/36 "America"; TMs [carbon] "Liturgical Arts" text of radio address 4/1/36; TMs text radio address "The World Society" for CAIP 4/14/36; "Publicizing Negro Welfare" clip from 4/25/36 "America"; "The Sociology of Art" clip from 5/23/36 "America"; "The Catholic Press and Communism" clip from 5/30/36 "America"; TMs, TMs [carbon], and PRN text of address on Metropolitan Sheptytsky; TMs address text "The Nature of Communism" 8/13/36; "The Task of Catholic Agrarianism" clip from Feb 36 "Preservation of the Faith".
Jan-Jun 1937
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs texts for addresses and sermons, plus some AMs notes on JLF Sr. Includes TMs memo "Why is 'Interracial Justice' a Spiritual Book?"; TMs curriculum vitae of 6/12/37; PRN proofs "Communism and the Russian Mind" for Jun 1937 issue "Thought".
Jul-Dec 1937
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes "Present Status of Anti-Lynching Legislation" clip from 7/10/37 "America"; "The Social Mission of the Liturgy" sermon text; "Extending the Influence of the Religious Press" round table address text 8/30/37; untitled TMs on St. Martin de Porres; 2 TMs [carbon] "Communism in the United States" 10/31/37. Includes PRN offprint "Civilta Cattolica" article not by JLF, but with citation of JLF article.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes "The Destruction of Atheistic Communism" clip from Feb 1938 "Messenger of the Sacred Heart"; TMs article "Christian Democracy"; TMs "Democracy and the Catholic High School" text of address 4/20/38; "Agriculture and Vocation" reprints plus issue "Commonweal" 7/1/38; "The Munich Agreement Demands Further Adjustment" offprints 11/5/38 "America"; "Blessed Frances Cabrini Citizen of the United States" clip "America" 11/12/38; "Christian Democracy Pledges Our Liberties" clip 12/10/38 "America".
Jan-Apr 1939
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs texts of addresses and articles. Includes PRN transcription 1/2/39 "Town Meeting" radio discussion "How Should Religion Deal With Totalitarianism?"; TMs "The Apostolate of the American Negro" 1/13/39; TMs "Racial Truth and Racist Error" 1/17/39 plus PRN copy from Mar 1939 "Thought"; TMs "The Threat of Racism" text of radio address 1/27/39; "Europe Revisited" in Mar 1939 issue "The Month"; TMs and PRN "Catholic Youth in Europe and America" 4/14/39; offprint "Our Editorial Credo" from 4/15/39 "America".
May-Aug 1939
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address and radio talk texts. Includes TMs "The Interracial Apostolate"; TMs "The Catholic Press and Peace" 6/22/39; TMs "The Church and World Peace" 8/31/39.
Sept-Dec 1939
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs texts of addresses. Includes TMs "Interracial Justice" 9/6/39; TMs JLF review of Jacques Maritain's "A Christian Looks at the Jewish Question" 9/12/39; TMs [carbon] "The Philosophy of Nationalism" for CAIP; TMs "The Negro in New York City" text of radio talk 12/15/39.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes "The Philosophy of Human Unity" clip from "The Modern Schoolman" Jan 1940 issue; TMsS "LaFarge of LaFargeville" (JLF's piece on grandfather Jean de la Farge); TMs and TMs [carbon] "Christian Democracy and Race Relations" address text 2/16/40; TMs outline "Art and Architecture in the Church" address text (?) 3/4/40; "Should the Nazis Win Our Old World Would Die" clip from "America" 6/1/40; TMs and TMs [carbon] "The Brotherhood of Man in God" address text 7/12/40; "Let the Negro Speak, and Let Whites Listen" clip from "America" 9/21/40; "What Think You of Peace Even Though War Rages?" clip from "America" 11/23/40.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles, AMs address outline, and TMs address texts. Includes TMs untitled address on the Negro in the Northern City presented Jan 1941 at Catholic Sociological Association; "The Churches of Greece" reprint from 1/31/41 "Commonweal"; TMs sermon for Golden Jubilee of Mount Carmel parish in Hamden, CT 4/27/41; TMs draft of article on Catholic Revision of New Testament 5/28/41; review of Claude McKay's "Harlem: Negro Metropolis" "America" clip 5/31/41; TMs plus 3 TMs [carbon] Harvard Summer School address "Christian Humanism and Christian Eugenics"; TMs "The Land's Promise for the Negro" address for Catholic Rural Life Conf 10/6/41.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes TMs "The Negro Worker and the Land" address for Catholic Rural Life Conf 10/5/42; "Religion and Education as Keys to Family and Community Living" in Sept 1 1942 "Vital Speeches"; "Some Questions as to Interdenominational Co-operation" offprint Sept 1942 "Theological Studies"; TMs "Catholics and the Peace Crisis".
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs texts of radio talks and addresses. Includes TMs appreciation of George Washington Carver; TMs and TMs [carbon] "The Religious Approach to the Race Problem" 3/14/43; TLS from John Foster Dulles 3/19/43; PRN "The Complexity of the Race Question" offprint from "The Review of Politics" Apr 1943; PRN "Note on Postwar Jesuit Education" clip from "Jesuit Educational Quarterly" Jun 1943; TMs [mimeo] "The Christian Approach to the Race Problem" talk for CBS "Church of the Air" 8/1/43.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs texts for addresses. Includes PRN pamphlet "Secularism's Attack on World Order" for CAIP; PRN Oct 1944 issue "Negro Digest" with JLF article "No Time for Defeatism"; TMs introduction to Don Luigi Sturzo's "The Inner Laws of Society"; TMs English and German texts of short wave radio broadcast to Christian German workers 7/29/44; TMs excerpt from "Rural Racial Problems" address of 8/10/44; TMs address to Stained Glass Association of the US 6/27/44; TMs Statement Before House Labor Committee re Fair Employment Practices; PRN offprint "Anti-Semitism" from "Religious Education" March-April 1944 issue; TMs "The Catholic College and the Negro"; TMs address text "Relations Between the Races" 2/1/44; TMs address text "Religion and Group Tensions"1/18/44; PRN profile of JLF in Jan 1944 issue "The Western Jesuit".
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs sermon for First Solemn Mass of Fr. George Morrow.
Jun 7, 1946
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs address text given on occasion of 45th reunion of Harvard Class of 1901 at North Scituate, MA.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN Jan 1947 issue "Survey Graphic" Segregation issue with JLF article plus TMs address text "Religious Philosophy and Intergroup Progress" for Conf on Science, Philosophy, and Religion 5/20/47.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN offprint "The Religious Education of the American Negro" from "Lumen Vitae"; PRN clip from Congressional Record 5/10/48 with reprint of JLF's "Perspective for World Government"; TMs exerpts from JLF address for CIC 11/7/48.
Jun 8, 1949
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs address text "City of Kings and The City of the Future" delivered at Fisk University 6/8/49.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs JLF address on occasion of 25th Anniversary of Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters 9/10/50 plus PRN pamphlet "The Work of the Catholic Among the Negroes of the United States" put out by Brooklyn CIC, prob authored by JLF.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs address texts and article texts. Includes address before CIC Detroit 11/25/51; "The Crisis of Family Life" 10/8/51; "Liturgy and Liturgicism" 10/3/51; PRN "Psychologists Study Group Relations" clip from Mar 1951 "Social Order".
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs address texts, including "Religion and Human Relations" for US State Dept 11/5/52; "The Development of Cooperative Acceptance of Racial Integration" address at Howard University 5/18/52; "Catholic Social Action" 4/24/52; "Some Lessons of Religious Symbolism" address at Cooper Union 4/16/52; address at testimonial commemorating 25th anniversary at "America"; "The Restoration of Notre Dame de Treves" 1/6/52.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes pamphlet "The Negro Apostolate in the United States" offprint from "Lumen Vitae"; "The Church as Instrument and Expression" from Dec 1953 "Architectural Record".
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and address texts plus TMs address texts. Includes TMs "The Ethical Content of the Marian Cult"; TMs preface to symposium on the Catholic Church and Psychiatry"; TMs "Statement at the Seminar on Theology and Rural Life" 2/25/54; offprint of "Triumph in Disaster", JLF address for "The Catholic Hour" 4/11/54; TMs summary of remarks by JLF at St. Louis CIC 10th anniversary; TL [carbon] letter to editor of NY Times Book Review re review of "The Nazarene Gospel" by Graves and Podro; TMs and TMs [carbon] "Organized Religion and Analytical Scholarship" 8/7/54; "Korrespondenzblatt" 10/54 issue with page of excerpts (in German) from "The Manner in Ordinary"; booklet from symposium "France and Christianity" including JLF's "Some Problems of Franco-American Understanding" 12/6/54.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes TMs "Causes of Social Peace" address 4/24/55; clip of interview with JLF in 5/55 issue "Coronet" magazine; TMs obituary of Francis X. Talbot, SJ, for "The Woodstock Letters"; Sept 1955 issue "Jubilee: A Magazine of the Church and Her People" special issue "Catholicism and the Negro" featuring JLF's "Christianity and the Negro." This issue also includes profile of George K. Hunton plus brief comments by Hulan E. Jack, Maceo Thomas, and others.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts (Note: many are undated except by year). Includes TMs "Saint Ignatius as Man" address 2/15/56; PRN pamphlet "The New Holy Week Order"; PRN clip "Jesuit Education and the Spiritual Exercises" paper for Jesuit Educational Assn 4/1/56; 2 copies "The Catholic Mind" Jul 1956 issue with JLF's "The Hands of St. Ignatius"; 2 PRN transcripts of "Catholic Hour" TV program featuring JLF and Harold Stevens (also PRN "Christian in Action" featuring same); TMs "The Role of the Layman"; TMs "Quarter Century Retrospect" for Liturgical Arts Society 10/26/56; TMs "American Jesuits and Protestantism"; TMs address "Time for Unity" 11/26/56; TMs "Some Present-Day Lessons From Quadragesimo Anno's Silver Jubilee"; TMs [carbon] "Introduction" to "The Priesthood of the Intellect".
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs article and address texts plus PRN book review (possibly for "Time" magazine"). Includes TMs "Present Perspectives of Racial Integration in the United States" 1/6/56; TMs with handwritten corrections "The Priest and the Lay Apostolate" 3/23/56; TMs "Ignatian Dialog With the Age" for Jesuit Educational Assn 4/1/56; TMs text of acceptance address for Jewish Theological Seminary's Brotherhood Award 4/29/56; TMs "The Religious Community and the Civic Community" address at Fisk University 7/7/56; TMs "The Racial Situation in the United States" with penciled note at top "uncorrected" 8/14/56.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes 2 copies 1/26/57 issue "Ave Maria" featuring JLF article "Your Job As a Layman"; TMs "The Moral Dilemma in the Pursuit of Peace" address text 3/19/57; TMs outline "Natural Rights and Race Relations" address 3/21/57; PRN Pentecost issue "Echanges" devoted to "Les Noirs dans le monde" with JLF article "Le probleme noir aux Etats-Unis"; TMs address text "The Catholic Church and Rural Life" with penciled note at top "uncorrected" 7/7/57; PRN galley proof "America" editorial "The Moscow Explosion" 7/20/57; PRN 7/26/57 issue "Commonweal" with JLF article "The Church in America, Past and Present"; TMs "Mother Drexel and the Interracial Movement" 8/21/57; TMs "Some Factors in the American Racial Scene" 11/26/57 text of article for "Stimmen der Zeit".
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes TMs "Resume de l'Expose sur la Segregation" (undated); TMs "Present Status of the Race Problem 1/1/58; TMs "Peoples and Problems" 5/18/58; PRN May 1958 issue "Today" magazine with profile of George K. Hunton (no articles by JLF); PRN offprint "Stimmen der Zeit" of JLF article "Die Negerfrage in den USA"; TMs Keynote Address for 1st National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice 8/29/58; TMs "Preface" to Fr. Durkin's biography of Fr. Thomas Ewing Sherman.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs and AMs article and address texts. Includes address on occasion of CIC 25th anniversary; TMs book reviews, including review of Teilhard de Chardin's "Phenomenon of Man"; TMs [mimeo] transcript of "Open Mind" TV program 2/22/59 "Civil Rights Progress"; address "Fifty Years of St Ansgar's League" 2/3/59; TMs outline "The Responsibilities of the Church With Regard to Racial Integration" 1/22/59.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN articles and TMs address texts. Includes TMs "The Image of Man in a Divided World" address for Gonzaga U in Spokane 1/20/59; TMs comments on book review of "The Bridge"; 2 PRN offprints of JLF's article "De huidige stand van het Amerikaanse rassenproblem" in "Streben" Apr 1959 issue; TMs [mimeo] excerpts of JLF address at Town Hall 5/17/59 on occasion of 25th anniversary founding of CIC NY; 2 PRN copies Jul 1959 "Interracial Review" with JLF article "An African Student Center in NY?"; PRN offprint "Thoughts on Tolerance"; PRN Harvard Catholic Club "Current" (undated) with JLF article "Why Be Social Minded?".
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs address texts. Includes TMs and 2 TMs [carbon] address for St. Ansgar's 50th anniv; TMs [carbons] acceptance address at Catholic Institute of the Press award; TMs "Birth Control and Race Relations" article for "Interracial Review"; TMs [mimeo] transcript of interview with JLF 9/28/60; TMs [carbon] appreciation of Thomas F. Meehan.
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN and TMs articles. Includes 4/8/61 issue "Saturday Review" with JLF's "Memo From a Lifelong Editor"; TMs [carbon] "On Turning Seventy" dated Aug 1961 on last page; 10/21/61 issue "Saturday Review" with JLF's "Brutality and the American City"; 12/8/61 issue "Young Catholic Messenger" with JLF's "In Your Hands".
DESCRIPTION: Contains PRN program to Action for Interracial Understanding forum 4/14/62; PRN May 1962 issue "Catholic World" with JLF's review of "Cardinal Spellman Story" (note: pages containing JLF's review have been clipped out); PRN Nov/Dec 1962 issue "Youth" featuring JLF's "In Your Hands"; PRN 2/23/63 issue "Ave Maria" with article "Religion Meets Race at the Summit" about CIC Chicago; TMs [mimeo] JLF's sermon on occasion of first solemn mass of Schuyler Brown, SJ.
circa 1932-circa 1962
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs and TMs [carbon] drafts of articles and outlines, some of which were unpublished. Includes TMsS [carbon] introduction to Joseph Kyagambiddwa's "Songs From the Upper Nile" TMs with handwritten corrections outline of article "Racism"; TMs "Racial Segregation in the US"; TMs [carbon] early piece on Negroes and birth control.
circa 1946-circa 1962
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs and TMs [carbon] drafts of articles, some of which are incomplete. Includes TMs with handwritten corrections incomplete article on Nuremburg trials ca. 1948; TMs carbon book review on Matteo Ricci; 5 PRN copies "St Ignatius As Man" (1956); TMs article on race relations ca. 1959; TMs [carbon] article on liturgy ca. 1961; TMs with handwritten corrections book review re Bishop James Healy.
circa 1910-circa 1950
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMs, TMs article drafts and outlines. Includes PRN JLF newspaper piece re Lourdes ca. 1937; AMs "Tati Biachi, the Little Angel of Innocence" ca. 1910; TMs outline "Notes on Humanism and America" ca. 1930; 3 TMs "The Catholic Idea" 9/5/37; TMs "Liberalism"; TMs and TMs [carbon] "Dictator's Rise" (poem of Gottfried Keller trans from the German by JLF); TMs "LaFarge of LaFargeville" dated 1/1/40; TMs and TMs [carbon] "What is the Catholic Interracial Council"; TMs [carbon] "Liturgical Arts. Outline".
1929-circa 1963
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs and PRN articles and article drafts. Includes PRN "What is a Jesuit?" from "America" ca. 1929; TMs draft of review of Jacques Maritain's book on Nazi persecution of the Jews; TMs draft on Africa and post-war policy; TMs [mimeo] draft of article on American Negroes for "Streben" (draft, with handwritten corrections, is in Flemish); PRN "The Church and the Store-front" from "Worship" Aug 1952 issue; PRN "The Case for Esperanto" reprint from "America"; TMs [mimeo] program and addresses on subject of Jesuit as Apostle 11/25/61; TMs [carbon] award(?) acceptance address ca. 1962; TMs review of John Hope Franklin's "Emancipation Proclamation" ca. 1963; TMs "Liberia no finny".
DESCRIPTION: Unfoldered magazines, reports, press releases, and misc PRN material on a variety of subjects.
DESCRIPTION: Contains miscellany of articles and correspondence. Includes PRN "Racist Law and the True Meaning of Racism" by Jacques Maritain clip from 6/4/43 issue "Commonweal"; TLS and ALS correspondence to JLF; PRN press release re Hoey Award for 1947; PRN material assembled for Interracial Justice Week 1962.
DESCRIPTION: Contains miscellaneous PRN articles and press releases on various topics.
DESCRIPTION: Unfoldered printed matter. Includes PRN booklet "Golden Jubilee of St Peter Claver's" (Philadelphia) 1936; PRN Summer 1938 issue "Tower Postscript" re race issue; 2 PRN "The New Voice" of Federated Colored Catholics of the United States (1938 and 1941); Dec. 1958 issue "Interracial Review"; 50th anniv issue "America"; PRN booklet "The Civil Rights Story: A Year's Review" reprint from "American Jewish Yearbook" 1962; TMs [mimeo] collection of four sermons by Pierre Goube SJ 4/29/62; National Conference on Religion and Race material 1/14-17/63; "America" issue of 8/17/63 on liturgy; PRN material from Interracial Justice Week Nov 1963.
DESCRIPTION: Contains misc printed matter, most on the subject of race relations. Includes brochure "This is SCLC" ca. 1958; TMs [mimeo] program from Fordham U Interracial Council panel discussion "Can We Make Non-Segregation Work?"; several copies PRN article "Negroes and Property Values" reprint from "Ave Maria" 2/25/61 issue; PRN brochure "A Clear Conscience on Color" put out by State Council of Churches 3/61; PRN article "Legal Aspects of the Sit-In Movement" clip from "Race Relations Law Reporter" Fall 1960 issue; TMs [mimeo] "The New Negro in the North" paper delivered by Kenneth B. Clark 8/25/61; PRN "Confessions of a Block Buster" reprint from "Saturday Evening Post" 1962; PRN JLF's "Religion and Race Meeting" reprint from "America" 1963.
DESCRIPTION: Miscellany of magazines, brochures, programs, etc., some of which contain articles by JLF.
DESCRIPTION: Contains TMs 7 page bibliography of LaFarge's articles in "America" and elsewhere.
circa 1966
DESCRIPTION: Contains two sets of 3 x 5 cards. One set constitutes partial index of collection, second set is collection of anecdotes about JLF collected by Walter M. Abbott, SJ, presumably for biography.
circa 1901-1922
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMs and TMs notes on Spiritual Exercises from JLF's novitiate and elswhere.
circa 1901-1921
DESCRIPTION: Contains AMs notes and exercises from JLF's novitiate and elsewhere.
DESCRIPTION: Contains misc clippings and TMs and AMs fragments and addenda to various writings of JLF, much of it undated.
circa 1894-1963
DESCRIPTION: Contains PHO of Edith Wharton (?) taken by JLF at LaFarge house about 1894; PHO of graduation class at Cardome Academy in Kentucky ca. 1935; PHO of Pius XII with visitors (1957). Includes 3 copy negatives from costume book (?) ca. 1890s, plus pencil portrait of JLF Jan 1963.
circa 1914-1918
DESCRIPTION: Hardcover looseleaf notebook containing AMs and TMs notes and sermons.


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One of the best things about living in the Village of East Hampton is the ability to walk into Village Hall and get a free parking pass for its world-famous beaches.
People who do not live in the village can try to buy a seasonal beach parking pass for $375, but they are in limited supply and normally sell out well before the start of summer.
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The village lets some people who are not property owners have free beach parking passes -- domestic help who live with property owners, for example, or tenants who lease a house on a year-round basis.
The village board voted, 4-0, to amend a part of the code that allowed relatives "by blood or marriage" who reside at a village property owner's residence to get a free permit as well. The board made the change to give passes to residents, not visitors.
The action was taken because some people were coming to stay with relatives in the village for a short time in the summer and applying for beach passes using the relatives' addresses.
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On what he said at halftime
"There were no mystery words of wisdom at halftime. I think it was just guys knew how poorly we played in the first half and made a decision to play better in the second half, and they did."
On if he's been a part of a game like this
"Yeah, been a part of a few of them. But, I'm not sure, I'd have to look back. That was as good of a second half of football as I've been a part of."
On going into the bye on a win
"We can only control the next one and this was the one that was real big for us because it was against a division opponent. You're doing everything you can to win your division, so anytime you go against a division opponent, that's key. They were a game ahead of us and we made up a little ground at this point."
On the mindset at halftime
"I was talking with somebody going into the locker room at halftime and when you looked at it, they had about 150 yards of total offense and it was 24-0. We presented that to the football team. Defensively, we thought we could hang in there, we just couldn't give them short fields and turn the ball over. On top of it, now it can be our turn to create turnovers as well. We stepped it up and I think we grew a little bit."
On the Carter fumble recovery touchdown
"I think what really kind of started us off was to be able to go down the field to start the third quarter. I thought Peyton and the offense did an outstanding job and Mike McCoy and his offensive staff. Even in the first half when we were down 10 with the two early miscues in the kicking game, I still felt confident that we could level the playing field as we went. It was just a great effort on our guys' part to keep fighting and we've had some practice at that."
On whether the team's previous comeback efforts helped tonight
"I think offensively, it certainly did. I think guys understand from the past few weeks that we can score quickly. We are able to come back, it's just a matter of how far we can come back, how big of a hole are we in. Disappointing start – I thought we really had a good plan and were really determined to get off to a better start on the road in the division. We just had some things that we didn't expect to go our way and just had a hard time overcoming them in the first half. I thought the second half, everybody was accountable and was professional. We got back to the plan. We had 30 minutes and thought it was important to get off to a good start with that first drive. I thought that was really key, putting that drive together and hitting DT on that touchdown. That sure set the tempo for the second half."
On whether he's ever had two halves more different
"Probably not. It really was a tale of two halves. Just the turnovers and a couple special teams turnovers – those were frustrating. I know for the defense, they had 17 points, all off turnovers essentially. The defense, I think, had confidence as well. Hey, if we could stop putting the defense in a hole, the defense is capable of getting some stops and getting some turnovers themselves. It was nice to finally take the lead on the road and give our defense a chance to play with a lead where Von and Elvis could pin their ears back and our secondary could make some plays on the ball."
On the turning point
"It was a pivotal game. It wasn't a must-win game, because must-win games early in the season, if you don't win it, that doesn't mean the season is over. But, it was pivotal. It's always nice to win a game going into the bye, on the road, in the division. We feel fortunate to be tied for first place in our division at 3-3. It is going to be a competitive division down the stretch. There are some things we need to get better at. We need to use this bye week to improve and find a way to play a 60-minute lead."
On the Tony Carter fumble return touchdown sparking the comeback
"That was a huge play. I've been a part of some comebacks – you have to have all three phases contribute. Everybody kind of has to do their part. You have to have a tipped ball or a bounce kind of go your way. I think it was in that same series when the ball was on the ground and somebody had a chance to pick it up and San Diego recovered. We had the big play to Decker and that guy made a great tackle – I mean the piece of grass made the tackle (laughing). When those things happen, you kind of wonder, 'Hey, golly, is it meant to be? Or is that the play we have to have in order to help this comeback.' It seemed like that was the first one that we had that really was a big swing, 'Hey, OK, maybe some things are going to go our way, we're going to get some tipped balls for turnovers, some diving catches like Stokley made.' You have to have those, I think, to complete the comeback."
On being able to build off a comeback win
"You like to see your hard work kind of pay off with a win. It's not easy when you work hard and work hard and keep coming close. It's like Coach Fox said, 'We don't get paid to work hard, we get paid to win.' I thought it was important to get a win on the road. I know the road thing has been an issue here. What you hope is that if you get in a situation like this again, 'Hey, we were here a couple weeks ago, we were on the road. We can do this.' Just imagine what we can do if we don't put ourselves in a hole in the first half. Some things we have to improve on, but I definitely agree that you can build off of this."
On his injuries
"I just got a little pull in my calf and at the end of the third quarter I got a hip pointer, but it's great when you're hurt and you can play through it and still have some success and see a team win like this."
On what got said at halftime
"It wasn't a message. We're not a team that gives big speeches or anything like that, we just go out there and play. We've been in similar situations before. The outcome wasn't the same, but we still had confidence in those games. We still knew what type of team we were. Thankfully we were able to make some plays and come out with a win in this game."
On CB Chris Harris' pick six
"It was great. It wasn't a suprise to me, I see Chris make plays like that in practice all the time. It was a good team effort, everybody kept playing. Before, we came up short in these type of games. But everybody just kept playing and we were able to pull it off in the end."
On Tony Carter
"We had a great team effort today. Everybody made plays. Elvis Dumervil had two sacks, two strip fumbles that really played a part in the outcome of this game. Tony played great. Chris played incredible today and we were able to come out with a win."
On the team win
"We're going to fight every snap and compete every snap. We've been getting interceptions all week, we're finally happy they came through in a game."
On interceptions in practice
"Champ got a whole bunch this week, I got a whole bunch, Tony got some."
On the Chargers testing him early
"I knew coming out they were going to try to test me. That's just how it is when you're fresh out there at corner. I just knew that if I played solid, don't let anything over my head, no big, explosive plays, that we were going to do a good job on defense."
On whether this was the best defensive effort of the year
"I would say yes, so far. To be able to come back and force a lot of turnovers like that, I would say it is. But we've got to continue to play like how we played today."
On whether he's had a better game in his career
"I would say no. I've had games with interceptions, but to have two in a road game against a rival, that's very big."
On the if this was the best game he's been in
"A regular-season game, I would say this is the best. … It was awesome."
On a happy plane ride home
"Those plane rides have been kind of boring, so this will be a whole lot more fun. We won't sit there and be quiet, that's for sure."
On what was said at halftime
"Coach Fox just said believe. Believe we can come back. … I think everybody was a little embarrassed about that first half."
On being tied for first place in the AFC West
"It feels really good. We'd like to have a couple more wins, but to come in San Diego and be 3-3 right now heading into the bye.
On no one catching Tony Carter on the fumble return
"Absolutely. He's the fastest guy in this building."
On the young cornerbacks
"I say it all the time – we're only going to be as good as our young guys make us. When we have young players play like that, that's what really makes teams really good. You've got veterans that know what they're doing, but you don't know about the young guys. But when they play the way we know that they can play, and they start believing in themselves, the sky's the limit."
On frustration at halftime
"If you were in this locker room, you wouldn't think that we were down 24-0. You could just see the confidence going through the locker room. That's really what it's all about. You can never stop fighting."
On the win
"I've been a part of some big wins, but this is right up there. This is a good statement setter for us. What better place to do it than here in San Diego?"
On the game being big
"It's a division opponent, playing on Monday night, it's always going to be emotional."
On coming back
"We've been through a lot this season as far as starting slow and we did today with the turnovers, not scoring any points in the first half, my sniper shot, that should've been a score. Again, it really shows the resiliency. We keep fighting. The plays are there, the opportunities are there, and we did that on both sides of the ball today to give ourselves a chance to win."
On falling on the deep pass
"One of the more embarrassing moments of my life. I'm sure I'll hear about it for the next couple weeks. I tripped myself. I was stepping, tripped on my foot and fell. That's all I can say."
On whether that play is forgotten with a win
"I hope so."
On knowing they could come back from other games
"We definitely knew we could do it. We always say that the only person stopping us is ourselves. We've done that multiple times this year. The fact is when all 11 guys are playing great, when D Thomas, my guy, is making plays, we can be a great offense. But it's up to us as far as the choices we make. We've got o makes sure that we stay consistent. That's something we're working on. We're looking to find an identity as being a consistent team that can play 60 minutes like we did in the second half."
On the plane ride home
"The fact is we got the W. Now we've got to build off that. Obviously enjoy this plane trip but make sure we find out what we need to do better."
Tags: Quotables, San Diego Chargers, Week 6


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Joe and Connie (Cameron) Benner, of Mifflintown, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
They were married on Dec. 27, 1958, at Emmanual Lutheran Church in Thompsontown, by the Rev. Earl Kutz Jr. and the Rev. Elmer Davis.
They are the parents of two sons, Steven and David, and have six grandchildren.