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CLASH "Combat Rock." "Men AI Work." CHUCK MANGIONE "\.ove Notes." REO "Good Trouble." HALL & OATS "H20." JEFFERSON ST ARSHIP 'Windt ol Chang a." REAL COOL OIFT Ct<ll· flea I" I tor any amounU W1mlngtlooltoul for c.enwr•• or you"H ftnd yCM.I'"" lnHOOlY ~ VISA 11 .. - B LargH I Selection ol L.Po, Tapet at lowet t Prlcetl TOURISTS WELCOMED! Open Mon-Sat 10 am to 9 pm Sunday 1 to 5 pm Come'" the tfl'llnge people that thop he/'111 We {jLEGJlGJVE/{:; qazareth college of rochester VOL. 58, NO. 6 OCT. 8,19. Page2 I don't think anyone has a harder job than the Rochester Telephone Company. (R.T.) I use Rochester spe· cif.cally lor one reason. This is a city with many colleges. Many colleges means many phones. A simple conclu· sion. When you get to your college, you will want a phone, otherwise you can not call out lor pizza at 2:30 in the morning. So what are the paces you go through to get a phone? They're simple. First you call Rochester Telephone: YOU: Can I have a phone? R.T.:Sure Before you graduate, a repairman comes to your room at 6 a.m. to install your phone. Exactly 30 minutes later you get a bill in the mail along with a letter that says your phone will be working at 10 a.m. Friday. The only problem is that they do not specify what year. Alter three more weeks and no working phone, you call R.T. to find out what the problem is. YOU: Hf. My phone is not working R.T.: Then how are you calling us? YOU: From a poy.phone. R.T.: That's communis tic. YOU: But my phone won't work. R.T.: What is your social security number? · YOU: Why? R.T.: Just thought I'd ask. Just one second. I have to put you on hold. The only reason R.T. would put anyone on hold is to make sure the button they use to put people on hold is working_ Without a doubt you are disconnected. You reach in your pocket, pull out your last dime and call them back. THE GLEANER JY10C:Jt ro Do ft8our fiOftH fiG marc la v~cch ia # ( YOU: Hi. We were disconnected. R.T.: I know. Our phone isn't work· in g. YOU: My phone isn't working eith· er. R.T.: Gee ... ya want to have dinner sometime? YOU: Sure. R.T.: I'll give you a call later. YOU: But my phone isn't working. R.T.: Neither is mine. 111 send you a letter. Did you ever receive a chain letter? I got one this summer with no return address and no class. It read some· thing to the nature of this: Dear Mr. LaVecc.hia, This is a chain letter. U you do not send out 1212 copies of this letter to other people, within three minutes, everything you love and cherish will not only die in front of you... very slowly, but you will never own a work· ing phone in your life. Just ask Stewey Slupchuck. He is his mother's favorite vegetable and will never know how to reach out and touch someone. Sincerely, Anomymous In order to save my parakeet and keep my roomate from getting a 4.0 G.P .A., I sent out the letters. I sent three to some of my friends as jokes and the other 1209 to R.T. The funny thing about the chain letter was that it did not ask me to send a dollar to everyone I sent copies of the lett That seemed a bit strange. Tha until I bought 1212 stamps. Upon acceptance of the chain ters I sent them, R.T. sent me a let This one seemed a bit familiar to chain letter. Don't ask me why. just a feeling I have. Here is so what it said. Dear Loser, This is a drain letter. If you do drain your pockets of $65 lor a ty deposit, you and your parakeet die and your roomate will have his G.P .A. for this semester. Just Stewey Slupchuck. He did not pay security deposit and now his mot a Graduate student at Harvard wi 4.0 GP A. And he will never be to let his fingers do the walking. In a fit of rage I called R.T. ME: I refuse to pay this $65 f security deposit. I have terrific c and the Supreme Court has ruled I do not have to pay your sec deposit and if you make me I ha lawyer friend and he will come here and make you guys hook up phone on the spot while we watch maybe I won't use your phone vices and maybe 111 just go to s one else and let them hook up phone and then you guys will be le alone and probably never get a business going because you ar monopoly and I'm not talking a the game, you know what I'm ing ... ? R.T.: Does this mean we can't dinner together? Sad, but true. THE WHO AT RICH STADIUM by Bill Metke THE WAIT I guess I was a little slow in realizing that The Who were on their way. But this was to be their "last everp tour, and the show being sold out could hardly be considered reason for miss· ing it. So, fanatic that I am, I paid an extortionate prioe for a scalped ticket to spend the entire night before the show outside the stadium talking to strange people, being hassled by cops, and shivering in a sleeping bag on a stony parking lot. At 4:00 a.m., the stadium security force arrived and established the front of the line about a quarter mile .from the turnstiles. Anticipation increased all morning as the size of the crowd grew steadily, and at 10:30 the gates were suddenly thrust open. Arms pinned ~ainst our sides, we raced through the too-narrow fence passage. Stopping was impossible; falling was a possibility we dared not let ourselves consider. A few feet in front of me a girl went down and was saved from certain injury (or worse) when she was immediately lifted up by Nazareth student Jim Waliams. She was in shock and barely conscious, but was running with the crowd the instant she was back on her feet. Inside, the congestion was lessened, but not the frenzy. People ran in all directions, desperately trying to get to the stage, but becoming totally lost within the maze of tunnels and pas· sageways. In a period of five minutes I scaled a wire fence, climbed a nearly vertical hill, and jumped from the top of a ten·foot cement wall. The final crash into my excellent seat was the realization of a goal I had sought for over 17 hours. But in case anyone forgot the real reason for being there, one entire end of the stadium was filled with a banner proclaiming the simple message "WHO" in letters so "Pick Up My Guitar And Play ... " w large that the stage sat nestled be· neath the massive H. THE SHOW The waiting was far from over. It was nearly 2:00 when ex·New York DoUs member David Johanson was introduced. Johanson's current brand of "entertainment" consist of unintel· ligable shouting backed by an accom· pany of noise that can hardly be called music. Even the indisputably classic songs of his "Animals Medley" were not spared the sadistic treatment of his band's ineptness. The set lasted a rnercilully short twenty minutes. The Clash were a vast improve· ment, giving an inspired, if occasional· ly sloppy performance. Opening with "London Calling," their 45 minute set consisted mainly of their better known songs. In an obvious response to the audience being the Who's crowd a.nd not their own, the Clash avoided play· ins most of their excellent reggae· influenced material, sticking mostly to straightforward Rock and Roll. As a whole, the audience's reaction was confused and uncommitted. There was no encore. THE WHO The main event began at 5:30 when, unceremoniously and without an introduction, four aging Rock and Roll deities strolled casually onstage. From the first moments, it was obvious that The Who are .9(>ing out with a bansOpening with "Substitute" and "I Can't Explain, • the two hour show covered the high points of a career that is still vital and strong after nearly 20 years. What is especially encouraging about The Who is that they seem to have finally escaped the stifling atmosphere of their accepted image. AJ. though Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey still delight in leaping wildly around the stage, the aimless destruc· lion and artifiCial anger of past years seemed to have been exorcised. Townshend no longer feels compelled to destroy his guitars, a gesture which he long ago admitted was merely me· chanica!. The focus is now on the music itself, and the result is perlec· tion. Another cause for optimism is the faith the band has in the s trength of their new material. If The Who do, in fact, retire from live performances after this tour, all their future SUC· cesses or failures will depend entirely on their ability to produce music of a consistently high quality. Judging from the feeling put into the five great songs they played, they feel justi confident in what they are doing. The older songs, too, have sounded better. Daltrey's voice w top form throughout, and he pi fantastic harmonica on "Saba O'R' and "Drowned." Townshend was er less than absolutely superb, g· songs like "Sister Disco" and " Are you?" new life with long impr sational solos. John Entwistle, ' Ox," stood rigid as usual, concent ins on his skillful bass playing, taking the spotlight onll!'When he the lead vocal on "The Quiet 0 Drummer Kenney Jones stuck what he does best-playing co tently and professionally. Thank he never tried to copy the unpred' ble stage presence of the late K Moon. At 7 p.m. just as a light shower gan, the band started "Love R O'er Me." Whether the move intentional or not, the result 80,000 happy freaks throwing arms in the air and screaming • o'er mel" at the sky in defiance anything that would attempt to their good time. The set ended with a stunning sion of "Won't Get Fooled A When they carne back onstage for encore numbers, everyone ex to hear "My Generation," but a ently the Who have finally realized ludicrousness of celebrating their extinct youth. Or maybe Daltrey grown just a little uneasy about sinj "Hope I die before I get old." In case, they were not above a nostalgia, and the show was ca off beautifully with "Summe Blues," and an interestingly rewo version of "Twist and Shout." The end left me feeling no d. pointments; my greatest expecta · had been surpassed. The Who alive and well, still rocking, and art no danger of ever f.f.fading away. ~~~~------EDITORIAL----hat's The Problem Here? sad truth about running an ization is that it can not be run ut people. Sometimes an organi' • can manage to obtain the help a few persons, but on more occa- 't than not, a lew are just not IS ·' , Gleaner is a source of inlorma· that many people rely on. Every y, some people actually look lor· to il appearing outside Kearney ing Hall. And that is gratifying. people enjoy making paper air· out of it, but that's no problem. , on occasion, used The New k Times for the bottom ol my bird . However, how would the stu-dent body react if the Gleaner was to suddenly diminish? Would people actually be upset? The staff that currently runs The Gleaner is hard working when hard work is needed. Pardon the cliche, but most actually work above and beyond the call o/ duty. And that, too, is gratifying. However, the present staff just is not large enough to keep The Gleaner alive. Another sad truth. Ironically enough, The Gleaner is not suffering from lack of funds. It is suffering from lack of interest. There are about 35 students here that are English Majors in the Writing Concentration. Of those 35, only four etter To The Editor: work on the staff of the Gleaner. How those students in that particular major plan on going anywhere without their names in print is beyond me. True, some of those students have grown beyond the point that they need The Gleaner. But most are not. Another sad truth. At the current rate, one of two things will happen. Either the present staff will die of exhaustion or The Gleaner will fold. How about a hint? No one on the Gleaner staff will die. There are about 100 students, to say the )east, that can literally benefit from The Gleaner. Business majors, where are you? I am not sure, but in ten years you will probably be in the same place if you don't get involved now. Another sad truth. I apologize to those who /eel as though I am begging lor help. Maybe in a sense I am, but The Gleaner cannot live without the help of the student body. Believe it or not, a lot of students need The Gleaner as bad as The Gleaner needs them. But until a time comes when the student body can realize this, The Gleaner will continue to go down hill. Another sad truth and nowhere near gratifying. Ma rc laVecchia·Editor arathon Ad Disturbs Student· Editor: · letter is in reference to the tulatory ad to the . Marathon on page 7 of your most recent of The Gleaner. To remind you t it said, "The Gleaner wishes to erely congratulate the Marathon for their successful efforts to e those smile that otherwise have reason to." y question to you is, "How can oonestly believe that $3200 dollars only reason for the smiles on the ren's faces of The School of the · Childhood?" Have you ever ght of the involvement of the rs and parents? What about the ' en themselves? Do they get any 'I for their own happiness? In no way do l want to take away the Marathon Men the great tribution thai they made but l sincerely feel that it is just a part of the children's total happiness. l feel that this hall page ad was a mistake on your part, possibly a misprint? As a reader ol The Gleaner and a student of Nazareth College, I am quite ashamed, even embarrassed that something like this would be put in a paper without much forethought. The picture on the front page of the same issue, of the young lady depicts a happiness that some of us, including -myself, will never be able to find. People are able to smile at so many things in life, a hug or a sunny day and I think that you have totally lost sight of these aspects of life that are so simple but yet so meaningful to us all. Respectfuliy, Gretta Schaefer ~>AD J:NNERVIBW~~ BOOTHILL DINING EMPORIUM Possible New SAGA Escape Boothill Dining Emporium. The alone sounds like something out an Old John Wayne movie. The · ation instantly drifts to a little se on a prairie in Texas. Close eyes on a rainy day and you can r the sound of steak sizzling over open fire in the middle of nowhere. n your senses and allow the aro-ol fresh cooked chili take total trol over you. sl are those times of Jesse James a ragtime pianist Re-lived are times at the Boothill Dining porium. Featuring "Native Foods," thill offers old fashioned times with fashioned prices. For burger fans, thill offers ·"Annie Oakly," which, the menu explains, is the "no-bun ger" with the works. And the chili will have a "field-day" with the rous concoctions the Floridian Is create. ' my own personal encounter, I treated to the "Texas Chili Pie." · a large cast·iron skillet delito your table stuffed with possi- Rochester's best chili topped with ial breading and brilliantly con· ed with more than the diner's e of melted cheddar cheese. This not to mention the "real home-o · • cornbread on the side. gage yourself in a deep relation· with Donkey Tails, two Texas size hot-dogs rolled in cheese and flour tortilla deep fr~d. Or leave the Donkey Tails and become involved with Jessie James Burger which is, of course, a Billy The Kid burger with cheese. 01 course. Prices range (where the deer and the antelope play) from $4.50 to $2.75, within any stu· dents reach. The atmosphere of the restaurant is perfectly arranged with the menu. Put a quarter in the piano and listen to ragtime music the way it used to be played. The paintings of horses in stalls are created by the owners and chefs of Boothill. The one section of the restaurant that looks like a log cabin looks that way because it was constructed with timber that is usually used to create a log cabin. The bank and jailhouse all appear quite realistic as the chefs and owners are also professional artists. There is not one single aspect of the restaurant that can be mentioned without doing so in a complimentary tone of voice. Boothill is flawless. II could very easily become the new favorite escape from SAGA. One point that cannot be overlooked is that everything... and I mean everything... is homemade, right down to the chicken soup that Momma used to make when you were sick. Do not, however, leave Boothill Dear Miss Schaefer: 1 The Gleaner can only apologize to you, the children of the School of the Holy Childhood and any other persons who found themselves offended by the congratulatory announcement printed in the September 24 issue of the Gleaner. We are sure the children have much more to smile about other than Marathon Men. However, it was nat the honest belief of the poper that the $3200 was the cause of the children's smiles. The ad, as you stated so well, was "put in the poper without much forethought," and for this we apolog· ize. Nonetheless, The Gleaner would like it to be understood that the an· nouncement did not intend to suggest that the children from the school do without giving yourself over to the specialty dessert; the Dolly Parton Sundae. I refuse to explain this in . detail. You can use your imagination, or you can try it yourself. Remember: Imaginations are not trustworthy. nothing but frown all day. On the contrary, the children have much to smile about. And onyone at that game surely saw an abundance of smiles, not just from the children, but from everyone who participated or just played spectator. And we are equally sure that the children do not allow a day to go by without smiling. The ad was misleading. And with apologies we re-write it the way it should have read in the first place. "The Gleaner would like to sincerely congratulate the Marathon Men for their successful efforts to give the Children of the School of the Holy Childhood another reason to smile." Sincerely, The Gleaner Staff Boothill also offers a Sweet Shop complete with ice cream and video games in a comfortable surrounding. The Boothill Dining Emporium is located in Fairport at 30 Village Land· ing, or call 223-4089. Free Boot of Beer or Boot of Pepsi 5 p.m. till Closing Starting Tues~ay Shrimp and Seafood Buffet $5.95 All YOU CARE TO EAT • ' ' • located in the VILLAGE DlNIWG LANDING EMPORIUM of FAIRPORT ~N4oSJ-tOP ,IIWol~ltln,\O'III'lt UW. f N T AOOUMOM\IU.&GliOWM ~~M~t~u~n·n~g~u~in~~uu~r~;;_A 223:40ag Dolly says "It's the Best little Texas led (Ciili) House ia fa~" HOURS, Moo.·Th"'' · 11<00 AM-9PM hi. & So<. lhoO AM-9'30 PM Clo...! S..odoy Plenty of Free Parking in Village Landing Plaza Quote of The Week Dr. Michael Scheaffer, Chief Toxicologist, explained that the Tylenol containing cyanide smells '"like an old locker room.'' Page 4 THE GLEANER Oc tobe r S, ! For Garibaldi Symposium; Italy's Prime Minister to Visit Naz Prime Minister of Italy Giovanni Spadolini will visit Nazareth College of Rochester (New York) to participate in an observance of the lOOth anniver· sary of the death of Italian patriot Giuseppe Garibaldi, Nazareth Presi· dent Robert A. Kidera announced Tuesday, September 29. · Kidera said that Spadolini will visit Nazareth t~ take part in a Garibaldi Volleyball: ·Flyer's Clinch Invitational. .. A great turnout came to watch the Golden Flyers Volleyball T earn dive, serve, spike and set in their first Vol· leyballlnvitational. The six teams who participated are as follows: Stony Brook, Roberts Wesylan, RIT, Le· moyne, University of Rochester and Nazareth. The games began at 9:30 a.m. and ended behind schedule at 8:00 p.m. The Flyers sparked the tourney with a 9·1 record and won both of the matches in the finals against the University of Rochester, whose record was 8·2 at the end of the round robin. The only game Nazareth lost was the second game of the first match against RIT. It was a thrating convocation sometime in November in conjunction with an official visit to Washington. Details are still being worked out, Kidera said. The Italian prime minister will also prepare a paper to be delivered at a Garibaldi Symposium to be sponsored by the college's Casa ltaliana on Satur· day, October 9 from 9:30a.m. to noon in Room A-14 of the Nazareth Arts Center. Featured speakers at the sym· posium will be Professor Raymond Grew of the University of Michigan and Professor Salvatore Saladino of Queens College, City University of New York. The program is open to the public without charge. Kidera said that Spadolini, a noted Garibaldi scholar, had originally agreed to attend the symposium, but his plans are in the process of being revised to accommodate a meeting with President Reagan. Spadolini will deliver a major ad· dress and receive an honorary doctor· al degree during the special academic convocation which will be the first of its kind in the college's SS·year history, Kidera said. He termed it a "tribute to a man who has achieved distinction as an educator, journalist and author as ' game right down to the e.nd with a score of 14-16. From then on the Ayers won every single match. "We played really well and the most important thing is that we had a lot of fun," stated the Ayer's Coach Terie Velardi. Velardi was very pleased by the performance of the whole team. Special e fforts were given by Janine Mazurowski with 46 points of assists and 7 ace serves, and by Melanie Golden with 38 and 21 points respec· tively. Fine defensive play was attributed to Rose Myers with 30 points, Team Captain Aleta Gerber, with 26 points, and Carrie Irvine, who contributed 21 points. ... And Romp Over U. of B. In Three Easy Sets; 15-4 15-4 15-11 by Mary Ann Angelo The- Nazareth Women's Volleyball team walked aU over the University of Buffalo on Wednesday, September 29. They won aU three games or the match with scores ol 15-4, !54 and IS· 11. The first game was sparked by sophomore Roberta Maas who scored six straight points. The second game was also an easy victory. Melanie Golden helped the cause by scoring seven points and sophomore Rosie Myers played a tremendous net game alo ng with a strong blocking attack. "She's getting stronger every day," commented Flyers Coach Terri Velar· di. She explained further, "Our serves were too tough for U. of B. They just oouldn't receive them." The third game was thrilling right down to the end. U. ol B. seemed to come to life and gave Nazareth some competition, but thanks to many ex· cellent serves and saves, the Flyers pulled through victoriously. The victory was also important be· cause U. of B. beat Nazareth in the quarter finals last year. U. of B. was the only team in the way of Nazareth taking the chanpionship. The next game to look for is against rivals St. John Fisher and Monroe Community Co.llege, which takes place October 12. Mike Brant will be announcing the game that promises to be exciting. weU as a world statesman." The prime minister's decision to VISit Nazareth, Kidera said, "was un· doubtedly influenced by his admiration for Garibaldi and the Italian govern· ment's interest in the efforts of the . Casa ltaliana to become a major cen· ter for the diffusion of Italian culture in the United States." Kidera said the Garibaldi celebra· tion is another of the joint programs presented by Nazareth and its Casa ltaliana to dramatize the cultural, aca· dernic, and political links between Italy and the United States. Before he was elected leader of Italy's small Republican Party in Sep. tember, 1979, Spadolini served as the fiT$! professor of Contemporary History at the University of Florence, presi· dent of Sacred Heart University in Milan and editor of 11 Carriere dello Sera, Italy's leading daily newspaper. He has written more than a dozen scholarly books, specializing in the relationship between the Italian state and the Roman Catholic Church, the history of the Risorgimento (or "re· birth" of Italian nationalism), and the major social problems and political unrest which have beleaguered Italy Soccer; since the unification. He has particular interest in Garibaldi a other 19th century founders of ern Italy. When Spadolini was sworn i prime minister on June 27, 1981 became the first non·member of Christian Democrat Party in 36 to hold the post. As prime minister he has cp !rated much of his effort on the try's economic problems, attem to develop a kind of social con between labor unions and rnaJ1 ment and winning Cabinet app for a 1982 budget that cuts more $8 billion from government s on health services, social security, local government and provides new taxes. In early August of this year, S ni's sponsorship of an austerity designed to' boast industrial pr tion, reduce the balance of pa deficit, curb inflation, and increase revenues from the oil industry pr tated a parlimentary crisis whic suited in the resignation of the go men!. Spadolini was asked to to new government and succeed reappointing his original coalition. Flyers Tie # 1 Ranked Fredonia Beat Roberts Weslyan In their two games this past week. The Flyers tied one and won one. With strong efforts from Freshman Graeme Tosh and Junior Dan Brone, the team upped its record to 5·1·2. · With his three goals in the team's victory over Roberts Weslyan, Tosh tied two school records. He equalled Jon Zatyko's recently set record of three tallies in the same game and Marty Robert's record of 12 goals for a season. With half of the team's sche· dule remaining, T osh should break the record effortlessly. Also accredited to this win. was ~ solid defensive performance by the Golden Flyers. The team held Roberts Weslyan to just three shots on goal. Their lone goal came on a penalty kick . In their game against number-one ranked Fredonia, the team avenged last year's W loss with a 3-3 tie. Fredonia scored first with less than a minute past in the contest. The Flyers bounced back with goals by Brone and Zatyko to take the lead. Fredonia scored one more to tie the ~ the half. Brone got his second SC01f the game with 11 minutes gone in second half to give Nazareth the again. But again Fredonia rna tie the score; this time on a free with only eight minutes rernainil\f the game. Throughout the two ~ time periods, neither team could ., age to score a decisive goal. Coach Robert Searl credits the terence in scores the past two ye a stronger Nazareth team. He that freshmen Lasher, Tosh and wick have uadded so much to team." He also states that the gr experience of upperclassmen added immensely to the N ~er program. Parting Shots· ... Keith Woedy scored in the Roberts Weslyan ... Tosh the scoring machine? ... out more about him in the next · of The Gleaner. Cross Country Lose First Tw After Slow Start The women's cross country team is off to a slow start this season. The team has run in two meets and had yet to win. They are not suffering from a lack of quality, but a lack of exper· ience. Coach Beilein attributes the team's slow start to the fact that the program is just beginning and feels the runners will do better in their remain· ing meets. The meets were at Buffalo and an invitational RAC Tournament. ihe team's top runner at this point is freshman Wendy Mansden. The second spot is at a tie between t outstanding athletes; Cari B Maureen Flanagan and Jen Gould. "Individually," Beilein tinued, ''Everyone is improving. • added that he is also very happy his two male runners. " Paul Wilken and Ralph Weiganat running very well," Beilein conclud Next week: reports on the against Roberts W eslyan and Mo Community College.
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1025 North BroadwayMilwaukee, WI 53202-3109
About Milwaukee School of Engineering
- Year of Foundation 1903
- Size of Campus 15 acres
- Type of Instituition Private institution
- Religious Orientation None
- Degrees Bachelor, Master
- Calendar Type Quarter
- Undergraduate Population 2,092
- Women % / Men % / Out of state 19%, 81%, 28%
- App. Deadlines FAFSA
- Tuition Costs In / Out - State $30,990
- Room and Board $7,794
- Nonfall Registration Accepted
- Selectivity of the Intuition Selective
- Application Fee 25
- Enrollment No. 2,438
Reference: Milwaukee School of Engineering
Milwaukee School of Engineering is a private, coeducational nonsectarian university located in a metropolitan center. It provides a balanced education -- undergraduate and graduate -- for men and women in the disciplines of engineering, engineering technology, business, communication, construction management, medical informatics, nursing and perfusion. MSOE provides a sustained interactive educational climate for students to become well-rounded, technologically experienced graduates and highly productive professionals and leaders.
- Associates To The American Academy Of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
- Bethesda Lutheran Homes And Services
- EAA Aviation Foundation-1
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- Freedom From Religion Foundation-1
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- Gamma Theta Upsilon International Geographic Honor Society
- Ripon College
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- Steven Knezevich Trust
- Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Foundation, Inc./Mexican Fiesta
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Social Life And Activities
- Percent students who are frat members 3%
- Percent students who are frat sororities 5%
- Setting Urban
- Number of frat chapter houses 3
- Popular Event and Social Activities on Campus Orientation/Welcome Week, Greek Week, Homecoming, St. Patrick's Week, Arts & Entertainment Week, President's Picnic, Spring Fling, Parent's Weekend, Sibling Weekend, Campus and Community Fair, President's Student Leadership Dinner
- Number of students in fraternities 3
- Number of honor societies Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Alpha Pi, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Eta Mu Beta, Arnold Air Society
- Number of frats 3
- On-campus religious organizations (Appears as submitted by school) Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF), Collegiate Ministries, Campus Crusade for Christ, ReJOYce in Jesus, Catholic Student Association
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Some readers have commented in the past that they think highly of Ron and that he is smart. It's tough to know how much of the things he passed on to viewers he actually knew or was just that, passing on but, to the extent that he had editorial influence, he did go out of his way to educate viewers more so than the other anchors and for that I commend him.
In transitioning over to Maria for Closing Bell she gave him about the coldest "thanks, Ron" you can imagine, priceless!
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He was the most genuine of the bunch.
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I gave up on CNBC and switched to Bloomberg last year. I only turn on CNBC when Bloomberg does their "Money and Politics" hour. (I think Bloomberg, CNBC, and Fox all screw up comments on politics and finance - but I digress)
Ron was one of the few remaining highlights of on CNBC. Well I'm sure they can compensate with uninformed enthusiasm. - 7:44 AM
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Education provides a Chance to rise above THE BALTIMORE SUN BY Susan Gvozdas
Baltimore (June 17, 2007) Erica Holland was in sixth grade when she asked a minority-program coordinator at Annapolis Middle School whether she knew of any good math camps. "That's the only time a kid has ever asked if [she] could spend the summer doing math," said Shanita Spencer, now an AVID instructor at Annapolis High School.
Spencer helped Holland get into math camp. Holland began to drop by Spencer's office. It wasn't long before Spencer began looking out for her in other ways. Spencer's own mentor couldn't resist helping Holland. Wendy Winters, a former dean at Smith College and Howard University, thought Holland would benefit if she could escape her chaotic home life to focus on her studies. "She was just energy incarnate," Wilkerson said. Holland missed the deadlines for getting into A Better Chance at the end of eighth grade. She attended her freshman year at Annapolis High School before being accepted into A Better Chance and Oldfields School in Glencoe. A scholarship covered most of the tuition. Winters raised the remaining $5,000 Holland needed by writing to friends and family. She also created a trust fund for Holland, which paid for her expenses at Oldfields. At first, Holland had trouble adjusting to life at the exclusive girls school about 20 miles north of Baltimore. Although the school prides itself on accepting a variety of students - from high achievers to those with learning disabilities - the school's cost puts it out of reach of most girls. Annual tuition this year for students who board is $37,400, according to the school's Web site. For day students, it is $23,400. Holland said she felt out of place as other students talked about vacations and name-brand clothes. When classroom discussions turned to welfare policy and fighting poverty, the subject matter became personal.
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The Easter Vigil is the "Mother of All Vigils."Easter Sunday, then, is the greatest of all Sundays, and Easter Time is the most important of all liturgical times.Easter is the celebration of the Lord's resurrection from the dead, culminating in his Ascension to the Father and sending of the Holy Spirit upon the Church.There are 50 days of Easter from the first Sunday to Pentecost.It is characterized, above all, by the joy of glorified life and the victory over death, expressed most fully in the great resounding cry of the Christian:Alleluia!
All faith flows from faith in the resurrection:"If Christ has not been raised, then empty is our preaching; empty, too, is your faith." (1 Cor 15:14)
"What you sow is not brought to life unless it dies. And what you sow is not the body that is to be, but a bare kernel of wheat, perhaps, or of some other kind;…So also is the resurrection of the dead. It is sown corruptible; it is raised incorruptible. It is sown dishonorable; it is raised glorious. It is sown weak; it is raised powerful. It is sown a natural body; it is raised a spiritual body. If there is a natural body, there is also a spiritual one. So, too, it is written, "The first man, Adam, became a living being," the last Adam a life-giving spirit. But the spiritual was not first; rather the natural and then the spiritual. The first man was from the earth, earthly; the second man, from heaven. As was the earthly one, so also are the earthly, and as is the heavenly one, so also are the heavenly. Just as we have borne the image of the earthly one, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly one (1 Cor 15:36-37, 42-49).
Easter culminates in Pentecost, wherein the gift of the Spirit brings Christ's victory to the members of his Body, the Church.With the gift of the Spirit, we begin, already now, to share in Christ's rising from the dead.It is this faith which brings peace and hope to troubled hearts in a troubled world.The faith of Easter does not mean there will no longer be evils in this world, but rather that the evils of this world are no longer the final word.Suffering has not been removed, but filled with the presence of the Lord, who inspires hope, endurance and above all, love.
The octave of Easter comprises the eight days which stretch from the first to the second Sunday.It is a way of prolonging the joy of the initial day.In a sense, every day of the Octave is like a little Sunday.
The word "Easter" comes from Old English, meaning simply the "East."The sun which rises in the East, bringing light, warmth and hope, is a symbol for the Christian of the rising Christ, who is the true Light of the world.The Paschal Candle is a central symbol of this divine light, which is Christ.It is kept near the ambo throughout Easter Time, and lit for all liturgical celebrations.
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22. The fifty days from the Sunday of the Resurrection to Pentecost Sunday are celebrated in joy and exultation as one feast day, indeed as one "great Sunday." These are the days above all others in which the Alleluia is sung.
23. The Sundays of this time of year are considered to be Sundays of Easter and are called, after Easter Sunday itself, the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Sundays of Easter. This sacred period of fifty days concludes with Pentecost Sunday.
24. The first eight days of Easter Time constitute the Octave of Easter and are celebrated as Solemnities of the Lord.
25. On the fortieth day after Easter the Ascension of the Lord is celebrated, except where, not being observed as a Holyday of Obligation, it has been assigned to the Seventh Sunday of Easter (cf. no. 7).
26. The weekdays from the Ascension up to and including the Saturday before Pentecost prepare for the coming of the Holy Spirit, the Paraclete.
The liturgical color for Easter is white. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (no. 346) also states: "On more solemn days, festive, that is, more precious, sacred vestments may be used even if not of the color of the day. The colors gold or silver may be worn on more solemn occasions in the Dioceses of the United States of America."
Especially during Easter Time, instead of the customary Penitential Act, the blessing and sprinkling of water may take place as a reminder of Baptism.
There are six metropolitan sees and their suffragan Dioceses which maintain the Solemnity of the Ascension on Thursday:Boston, Hartford, Newark, New York, Omaha, and Philadelphia.Every other region of the United States has opted to transfer the Solemnity to the following Sunday (the Seventh Sunday of Easter).
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text: 03/09/2013 Gamecocks Edge Villanova 4-1Wildcats come up short in Saturday contest. 03/09/2013 `Cats Top UT Chattanooga 4-1Briana Fujii leads the team with three of Villanova's six hits. 02/21/2013 Former Softball Standout Selected to Represent the USA at National Football World ChampionshipMia Brickhouse will compete with U.S. Women's National Team at 2013 World Championship. 02/21/2013 Villanova Opens 2013 Season at FGCU La Quinta Inn and Suites TournamentWildcat softball 2013 season preview. 01/29/2013 Softball Predicted to Finish 11th in the BIG EASTVillanova will look to newcomers to fill the holes left by graduation. Head coach Maria DiBernardi begins her 30th season at the helm of the Villanova Softball program in 2014. Throughout her 29 years on the Main Line, she has compiled an impressive 744-632-10 record. DiBernardi has spent all of her coaching career at Villanova and has become the winningest coach in school history over that time. DiBernardi notched her 700th win in the 2012 season on March 9th when Villanova defeated USC Upstate, 2-1. DiBernardi earned her 600th career victory on April 22, 2007 when her Wildcats posted a 1-0 shutout over conference rival Providence on the road. She reached her 650th victory on Feb. 21, 2010 in a victory over North Florida. The Wildcats had a stellar season in 2010 with three All-BIG EAST selections in Danielle Maricle, Valerie Ortega and Amanda Marquez. DiBernardi also returned Villanova to the BIG EAST Tournament for the first time since the 2005 season as the Wildcats entered that tournament on a nine-game regular season winning streak. Molly Manning also earned second team All-Mideast region honors for her play in the 2010 season. In 2009, DiBernardi saw Meghan Morese named to the first team All-Mideast Region squad and break the Villanova home run record early in the 2009 season. Morese graduated with 34 homeruns throughout her four seasons at Villanova. DiBernardi has guided the Wildcats to 12 BIG EAST Tournaments since they began in 1990. Twice the Wildcats advanced to the title game (1993, 2003), emerging as runners-up both times. She led the Wildcats to three 40-plus win seasons in 1999, 2001 and 2002. DiBernardi served as the president of the BIG EAST Conference Softball Committee for four years, from 1997-2000. She is active in numerous camps and instructional clinics throughout the greater Philadelphia area, including Villanova Fastpitch Softball Camps held at Villanova throughout the year. DiBernardi has also coached at the Keystone State Games in the over-18 fast pitch division, winning two gold medals and two silver medals. In 2002, DiBernardi's own athletic accomplishments were recognized as she was named to Norristown's All-Time Team for the 20th Century as a pitcher and was honored as Co-Player of the 20th Century. DiBernardi was also named 3rd Team All-American at the 1990 ASA National Tournament. DiBernardi has focused on success both on the field and in the classroom throughout her coaching career. Through this philosophy, DiBernardi has produced 63 BIG EAST All-Conference Players along with 189 BIG EAST Academic All Stars. The 2008 Wildcats were named an NFCA All-Academic team for having finished the season with a combined GPA of 3.238. Villanova ranked 41st out of 103 schools on the list. DiBernardi is a 1985 graduate of Immaculata College and holds a bachelor's degree in nursing. She has one daughter, Deanna, who graduated from Yale University in 2009 with an Engineering degree. She was a pitcher on the Yale Softball team. Her brother John attended Villanova as an undergraduate and then moved on to the Villanova Law School. Her sister, Danine was an All-American field hockey player at Villanova in 1984. DiBernardi resides with her husband, Jim, who was a Villanova graduate in Newtown Square, Pa. |


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Paphiopedilum Delrosi 'T.O.P. Choice', AM/AOS (delenatii × rothschildianum). Grower: Jack Schendowich. Photographer: Greg Allikas. See story page 508.