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Statement on Clear Creek Bridge Re-Opening
March 14, 2014
Senate President Pro Tempore Joe Scarnati (R-25) issued the following statement regarding the re-opening of the Clear Creek Bridge in Jefferson County:
I am very pleased that the Clear Creek Bridge in Jefferson County has been re-opened by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). The bridge which carries Route 949 over Clear Creek near Clear Creek State Park in Heath Township was closed last year as a result of the massive flooding our region experienced in June. The new bridge will now reinstate a safe and dependable route into Clear Creek State Park.
Ensuring that area residents have access to safe and reliable transportation infrastructure is a crucial role of government, and I'm pleased that funding was able to be secured last August for this emergency project. The rapid work at advancing this project has been due in large part to the outstanding collaboration between PennDOT, local officials, state officials and area agencies.
A posted detour that has been in place since the old bridge closure is being lifted with the new bridge opening. While the bridge is being opened to traffic at this time, construction on the new bridge will continue over the next several months and will likely be fully completed by the end of May 2014.
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Guest Column: District 205: School library is a classroom
By Lori Drummond-Cherniwchan
At the March 29 school board meeting, members voted to eliminate all school librarians. Because of the profound effect this cut will have on students, I hope the board will reconsider its recent vote. According to the Illinois Administrative Code, Section 1.630* (also confirmed by the ROE), paraprofessionals "shall be under the direct supervision and control of a fully certified teacher when assisting with instruction, whether this occurs in classrooms, laboratories, shops, playgrounds, libraries, or other educational settings…"
In addition, paraprofessionals "shall not be utilized as substitutes for or replacement of certificated teachers, and they shall not have equivalent responsibilities." Consequently, at the secondary schools, both the hours and services would be significantly reduced if librarians were not retained.
The library would be closed a minimum of 1 hour per day (approximately 180 hours or over a week for the entire year) just during paraprofessional union-mandated breaks alone; when tasks such as shelving needed to be done, the library must close since supervision could not be guaranteed.
The library is a classroom that offers curricular support, one-on-one, in small groups, and to entire classrooms. Teacher-librarians have specialized training that enables us to instruct students on information literacy. Without this instruction, students will not be prepared for college or for the world of work. It is crucial that students learn how to think critically when conducting research of any kind. Moreover, the teacher-librarians support reading and writing across the curriculum, co-creating units with teachers and providing carefully-selected resources for existing lesson plans. While the paraprofessionals have been trained to carry out clerical tasks such as checking out books, they do not have the educational or experiential background to carry out the pedagogical tasks required to maintain a successful library classroom. Having a paraprofessional staff in the libraries alone would be analogous to having a licensed practical nurse staff an operating room alone.
If you were to visit a high school library throughout the day, you would find that the individuals most deeply hurt by these cuts would be the low-income students who need a safe, caring environment where they can achieve well-staffed Illinois school libraries and student achievement on standardized tests: http://www.islma.org/pdf/ILStudy2.pdf (summary on p. 4).
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The Kitchen Gardener | Parsnip & Caramelized Leek TartPosted By:Celine
The Pure Green blog had to go an a little hiatus, becuase, well, I had a baby! Jonathan and I welcomed our new baby girl, Charlie Aimée MacKay, on the 23rd of March, and we've been getting to know her (and fall hopelessly in love with her) since then! I am slowly easing back into the swing of things, and what better way to do that than with a new post that celebrates spring by the Kitchen Gardener, Jacqui! Read More
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Was very excited to see this pop up this morning! So incredible to have had our Wanderlust issue inspire Terrain's Spring accessories picks. I am so very thankful to them for their support of our efforts. Click here to shop their selection or pop into one of their two locations. Happy Tuesday! Read More
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After the hustle and bustle of releasing Volume 5 in print, we got straight back to work on creating the iPad app for Volume 5, for all those readers out there who appreciate the portability and versatility of reading on your iPad. Working with the ever talented folks at Lackner//Buckingham on this follow-up issue to our iPad launch, Volume 4, again I'm so impressed with the final product. Read More
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Inside Volume 4 we had the opportunity to be among the first to taste the spirits created by Dillon's Small Batch Distillers, a brand new craft distillery located in Ontario's Niagara region, a place well known to wine, beer and spirits enthusiasts around the world. The experience was delightful and it was clear from the start that Dillon's dedication to honest ingredients, meaning that transparency in their process is of paramount importance, is a recipe for instant success. We were smitten from the start by their committment to using natural, local and real ingredients and fragrant botanicals, mixed with sustainable practices and fabulous branding and design. Each bottle goes so far as to list exactly where the ingredients come from, a transparency sorely lacking in much of today's market. We highly suggest you read the full interview with distiller Geoff Dillon inside Volume 4 for the whole story on mastering a true craft. Read More
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Inside Volume 4 of Pure Green Magazine we featured a beautiful story photographed and written by Elisa Bricker, who had spent a glorious month in Paris this past summer. While there, she relished visiting the Raspail marché, an organic farmer's market and one of the oldest existing markets in Europe. As always, there were too many beautiful images to print all in one story, so we're thrilled to share some unpublished gems with you here. Read More
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Today we're taking you to Heirloom Restaurant in Vancouver - the second I chanced upon these photos via Pinecone Camp, I was hooked and knew they had to be shared. The design of the restaurant is spectacular, from the green and white colour scheme, gorgeous white oak floors, those herringbone subway tiles, to the upcycled elements such as the cabinets seen above crafted with recycled windows. The feel is harmonious yet understated, classic and tailored with just a hint of rustic and retro for character. Besides being visually stunning, Heirloom is a vegetarian restaurant with an organic wine menu and local craft beer selection. "Heirloom Restaurant reflects a dedication to using thoughtfully chosen organic, fairly traded ingredients with a local and world conscious initiative - We make good choices." Two for lunch, please! Read More
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A visual treat today, from a workshop we love very much in Poland, I Love Nature (yes, indeed we do too). Their organic, rustic style is pure perfection, made only better by this duo's ease and skill with a camera and impeccable styling. The beauty of the wood and the quality of the craftsmanship is what we notice and covet, any of these pieces would make a very welcome addition to PGM's Organic Kitchen! Perhaps one day, and until then, Happy Monday everyone! Read More
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We feel so lucky to have such a lovely and wonderful group of stockists who make Pure Green available in their shops. Brick & Mortar Living is just such a store, it looks filled to the brim with fantatic and inspiring items, not to mention a fab little group of quarterlies. They recently posted the images seen below of new issues they have in the shop, including our latest, Volume 5, Wanderlust. It is always a huge pleasure to be shelved next to my esteemed peers, Kinfolk & Anthology (to name but a few). Thanks to Julia for sharing, and if you find yourself in New Westminster, British Columbia, stop in to pick up a copy and leisurely enjoy the many treasures at Brick & Mortar Living.
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Today we're welcoming a new columnist to the PGM blog, Jacqui Scoggin, the author of a blog I have long admired, Good Things Grow. Her monthly column will explore the thrills and challenges of growing a kitchen garden—along the same lines as Jesse & Melanie's Homesteading column in the print magazine, who couldn't use a little more garden-to-table, homesteading advice? With recipes?! We're thrilled to have you Jacqui, welcome! Read More
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Every so often on the PGM blog we're going to introduce a slightly longer format, a featurette, if you will. In our premier edition, on Valentine's Day, we're talking with Christine Chanter, a perfumist from Toronto who crafts decadent scents with natural essential oils, a veritable treat for the senses. These photos were taken by PGM contributor Rebecca Wood; Christine was interviewed by our lovely intern Caroline Ariail. Read More
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James Anderson is the leader of England's seam attack.
So when the 30-year-old offered to show Sky Sports how he manages to swing the ball to such devastating effect it seemed too good to be true.
Sky Sports expert Ian Ward went along to Loughborough to meet James and find out the secrets of his success in a two-part masterclass that you can watch online here.
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What We Learned On Day 1
CORTLAND, NY — The New York Jets 2014 season has officially begun as they opened up training camp on Thursday. With high expectations coming into this season the Jets have once again made the trek up north to the quiet little town of Cortland, New York. As any first day would go there were ups and downs but overall a productive day for the green and white. "Today I thought was an impressive day." Rex Ryan said to the media in his post-practice press conference. Ryan also added "We are a zillion miles ahead of where we were last year." Ryan also said the day before that this is the first time every member of his team has past the conditioning test, which for one means that his squad is focused and is ready to go this season. Here is what we learned on day 1 of camp.
Eric Decker is the Real Deal
Eric Decker is head and shoulders this best wide receiver on this team. The way he runs routes and catches balls is just phenomenal. It is also something the Jets have not had in a long time. In the 7 on 7 periods he made a number of outstanding grabs but one stood out above all else. He ran a streak down the left sideline, one on one against Dee Milliner, and adjusted his body to make the leaping catch. However not everything came easy to Decker as he joked, "I got lost (on his way to practice) but I learned the hard way, they gave us a map but obviously that didn't work." Decker also mentioned, "It's just good to get out there and get back to football."
It's Geno's Team
QB Geno Smith coming into his second year is much more comfortable and confident than last year. You can see it on and off the field. He was barking at receivers to get lined up in the right spots, making sure everything was correct with the play calls, which is what you want to see out of a starting quarterback. David Nelson even noticed it on the field today as he said, "This is Geno's team and you can see that in the way he goes out, just the small stuff, him putting us in the right positions and that is what we want from him." Smith was also on point with most of his throws as he hit a number of receivers in practice. "We got some good work in, I like how we came out today, but there are some things we can clean up throughout the week."
The Defensive Line is Legit
The position that has the most talent on the team is the defensive line, and they know it. Jokingly while all walking onto the field together the entire defensive line posed for a picture with the media. This defensive line cannot only walk the walk but they can talk the talk. Getting after it all day in practice, the defensive line had a number of sacks and hurries as they disrupted the backfield all day. They are really going to be a force to be reckoned with this season as they have a number of young talented guys up front not to mention the addition of former pro-bowler Jason Babin you could say this defensive line is in store for a great season to say the least.
Dexter McDougle The Third Round Wonder
When the Jets drafted CB Dexter McDougle in the 3rd round out of Maryland it was a bit of a head scratcher because he was hurt for most of last season due to a shoulder injury. But whoever scouted him might have found a gem because McDougle is looking to prove everyone wrong in his first professional training camp. McDougle had a number of good plays as he broke up a few passes and even had an acrobatic interception during the 11 on 11 periods. McDougle who is coming off shoulder surgery is going to have a good camp if he wants to see some playing time this season and if today was any indication of how he is going to play this season he might just find his way into the starting lineup.
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Cheer Up, GOP: You're going to have a "moderate" Republican president for the next 4-yearsSubmitted by Ed Thinking on Fri, 11/09/2012 - 10:28
Dear Republicans,
Sorry about the election. I know how much it hurts when your presidential candidate loses. I've been there many times. You're crestfallen. You can't believe the public voted for that idiot. You fear for your country.
Cheer up. The guy we just re-elected is a moderate Republican.
I know how stupid that sounds. Barack Obama is the head of the Democratic Party. For five years, conservative politicians and media told you he was a raving socialist. In the heat of the campaign, when you're trying to beat the guy, it's hard to let go of that image of him, just as it's hard for Democrats to see past the caricatures of Mitt Romney. But now that the campaign is over and you're staring at a second Obama term, the falsity of the propaganda may come as a relief. By and large, Obama's instincts are the instincts of a moderate Republican. His policies are the policies of a moderate Republican. He stands where the GOP used to stand and will someday stand again.
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sees himself as Dwight D Eisenhower this , mentions him in his speeches sometimes.
You would hope that he would see himself more as FDR then Eisenhower.if you're a progressive anyway.
Obama approves of...
...the President putting American citizens on secret lists, indefinitely detaining them without trial, and even assassinating them. How is that moderate?
Obama thinks he can act worse than a Ceasar, not even consult Congress on matters of war, look solely to the UN or NATO for direction, rashly immerse ourselves in conflicts in the Middle East, fighting alongside Al Qaeda 'rebels'. These violations of the Constitution and common sense are moderate?
Obama's administration had been caught smuggling weapons to drug cartels in order to turn around and blame the 2nd Amendment. He has an antipathy towards gun rights. That's moderate?
He supports the Fed and fascistic crony capitalism, bailouts on the backs of the taxpayers, etc -- that's moderate?
You might call this status quo -- but these days the status quo is extremist, not moderate.
Uhm, I think the point is that most Republicans are really RINOs
And the fact that Obummer has carried on or expanded the same policies/programs as "Republicans" like Romney and George W. Bush is a reflection of the fact that the Republican party is now indistinguishable from the Dem/Prog party.
"Evil is powerless if the good are unafraid." - Ronald Reagan
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' He stands where the GOP used to stand and will someday stand again.' This made it sound like the OP wants the GOP to return to where Obama is now, but maybe I misread it.
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Jul 11, 2012, 8:45 AM EST
The move of Nike's traditional individual high school and college player camp from Akron, Ohio to Las Vegas didn't break many hearts, and luckily for the NBA scouts and media members present at the LeBron James Skills Academy, the swoosh camp was able to pull in many top prospects who are primarily affiliated with other shoe companies (namely several elite players on the adidas circuit), due to the lack of other events over the weekend.
More than 90 high school players and 20 college players received coaching from instructors ranging from Kevin Eastman to Jay Bilas, played against a talented cohort of prospects, and in some cases be were observed by members of the USA Basketball team (including the event's namesake, James) that was training in Sin City.
While the depth and overall talent level of the high school portion of the camp was arguably the best of any single event over the course of the spring and summer, two players stood out in the minds of nearly every close observer of the event. 2013 power forward Julius Randle of Prestonwood Christian (Texas) and 2014 wing forward Andrew Wiggins of Huntington Prep (WVa.) via Toronto stole the show and were clearly the elite prospects and top potential NBA players.
Randle can handle the rock in addition to his ideal power forward skills at 6-9, and showed why some talent evaluators consider him to be the top prospect in the 2013 class nationally. The grumbling regarding his floating on the perimeter remains, but his remarkable agility and talent near the hoop are unmatched among post players nationally.
Randle was cryptic, as always, regarding his potential college choice and it's not clear that any school should feel like they are in good shape for him at present. He declined to name a list, and the reality is that he can attend any school in the country that he wishes to. When he's in prime form, Randle uses his strong upper body to power through defenders with a skill level sufficient to finish above or near the rim in a variety of ways. A punisher in the post, Randle finishes over people with alarming regularity.
As good as Randle was, it was Wiggins that who the considerable assortment of NBA scouts salivating regarding his potential. Due to this year's recruiting calendar created by the NCAA, NBA scouts were allowed to attend the event and evaluate players, while college coaches were not. Wiggins is immediately striking as he is like a rocket blasting off when he plants his feet and explodes to the hoop. No player gets up faster and higher than Wiggins.
There is simply no player in high school hoops who has the future potential that Wiggins does.
For what it's worth, Wiggins listed Kentucky, Florida State, Duke, North Carolina and Syracuse, but his decision is believed to be likely to come down to the Wildcats and the Seminoles (his father played for FSU). Nothing has progressed beyond speculation at this point, but it seems reasonable for Wiggins to explore reclassification to the 2013 class to speed up his seemingly eventual NBA timetable.
While Wiggins and Randle were the cream of the crop, plenty of other players also showed off their talents. Two already committed incoming seniors, point guard Nigel Williams-Goss (Washington) and power forward Bobby Portis (Arkansas) both looked strong. Williams-Goss is among the most intelligent point guards in his class, while Portis has excelled all spring with a nice combination of skill and athleticism, coupled with a 6-9 frame.
Uncommitted prospects that turned heads included class of 2013 big men Kennedy Meeks of North Carolina and Austin Nichols of Tennessee. Backcourt stars included point guard Anthony Barber, a top-10 prospect that is down to Kansas, Louisville and Alabama, and South Carolina native shooting guard Sindarius Thornwell. On the wing, James Young (who recently picked up the Kentucky scholarship offer he desired all spring) had some moments, as did Los Angeles-area player Isaac Hamilton, a member of a talented SoCal hoops family.
Only a few underclassmen received a prestigious honor in even being invited to the camp, and slight 5-9 point guard Parker Jackson-Cartwright of Loyola (Calif.) and 6-7 wing forward Jalen Lindsay of Christ Presbyterian Academy (Tenn.) clearly made the most of the their opportunity. Also on the horizon are 6-9 incoming high school sophomores Diamond Stone of Wisconsin and Ivan Rabb of California. Both will receive more attention than they ever thought was possible, sooner rather than later.
In all, the 2012 LeBron James Skills Academy featured a terrific collection of high school talent, and an easy opportunity to evaluate their gifts under one roof in Las Vegas, as exterior temperatures hovered around 110 degrees at peak times.
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Fall 2013
This Fall I had the privilege of interning at the League. I had the chance to work with a diverse group of passionate, driven individuals that were welcoming, pleasant, and enthusiastic about the work they were involved in. My time at the League opened my eyes to the hard work and diligence of a non-profit organization, and opened the door for me to continue work in the non-profit sector.
Working at the League of Women Voters has been a wonderful experience in all aspects. I have always been interested in advocacy, elections, and community outreach, and how fortunate I was to find an internship where all three values that I believe in are part of the mission. My time at the League included work with membership outreach and leadership development, event planning, National Voters Registration Day coverage, and internal analysis. If you are interested in interning at the League, be prepared for a phenomenal learning experience. This internship opportunity has provided me with connections to passionate people, and an all around great experience within a non-profit organization.
Clara Roberts, Rice University
Summer 2013
During my time at the League, I've had the opportunity to work with different departments on diverse projects, including authoring blog posts, designing handouts, coordinating with event venues, making website updates and researching for the advocacy department. In addition to direct professional experience, the League internship also allowed me to glean a better understanding of the day-to-day work of non-profits and grassroots organizations.
Staff members were unconditionally friendly, helpful, and eager to share their experiences. Though lively, the office environment is also relaxed and the internship provides the flexibility to allow students to explore the nation's capital during their time in DC. The position not only accommodates for external experiences, it also provides opportunities to attend events for the League. One highlight of my time here was having the opportunity to ask Representative John Lewis about his opinion on the Voting Rights Act Supreme Court case and then reporting on his response. A second highlight was attending the League's biennial National Council, where I was able to meet state and local League leaders from across the country and hear about their passionate efforts to improve our democracy.
I encourage potential applicants to read about the League's long history and its multifaceted and fruitful policy efforts. Perhaps the most significant benefit of a League internship is the assurance gained from contributing to an organization that has integrity and a deep history of fighting for the public good. Through this position, I was able to gain tangible work experience, exposure to non-profit and advocacy work, connections to dedicated and successful co-workers, and a sense of fulfillment.
Sam Pevear, Connecticut College
Summer 2013
Through my studies at Connecticut College I have found my passion in the fields of Sociology and Gender and Women's Studies. I felt as if I was walking through my majors without a clear sense of where they could take me. Luckily that changed with the opportunity to intern at the League. I was able to meet multiple women who had majored in Gender and Women's Studies, which boosted my confidence in my academic pursuits with an added drive.
Everyone made sure to make me part of the group while keeping me in the loop with events happening in and out of the office. My first week in DC I was able to attend a lecture with Representative and civil rights leader John Lewis. During my time here, I sat in on many meetings, such as one with women from Kosovo who were looking for advice on how to successfully integrate democracy into their own country.
The League of Women Voters is a community I feel honored to have become a part of. The passion within all of the members of this organization is palpable from the national to local level. Everyone understands that the role they play is significant, and I appreciated them taking time out to thank me for every task I did. Overall I got a better sense of how an NGO operates on a grassroots level, and can honestly say this experience has provided me with a spark to delve further into the possibility of pursuing a career in the nonprofit world. I can not thank all of the members of the League enough for affording me with such an invaluable experience
Bethany White, University of Warwick, United Kingdom
Spring 2013
Interning at the League of Women Voters has been an incredibly valuable experience. As an international student with only three months in DC I wanted to make the most of what the city has to offer. My aim was to secure an internship that reflected my interests, but also one that challenged me and provided me with the opportunity to get involved with varied work. I applied to many positions, but the important work that the League does and the friendliness and commitment of the staff made it easy to make a decision about where I wanted to spend my time as an intern. The League has fulfilled all the hopes I had for my experience interning in Washington. It has been enlightening and exciting to work in a nonprofit environment in which everyone is committed to a mutual goal—improving democracy and advocating for important issues. Over the course of my internship I have been fortunate enough to work with most of the League's departments, including Membership, Development, and Communications. This has provided me with a strong working understanding of how a national organization operates on all fronts. It has also given me insight into the strengths and challenges of organizing people at a grassroots level, as the League does across the country, and the degree to which thousands of people working and mobilizing locally can have such an impact on a national scale. The projects I worked on at the League were interesting and varied, from conducting research to working with Twitter and Facebook to helping organize events. The staff members I have been lucky enough to work with have all been incredibly friendly and helpful, and consistently appreciative of the work that I contributed.
All in all, my internship has struck a perfect balance between developing my abilities to contribute to the League's work while also giving me substantial new skills and knowledge about the political processes in this country. The League has a great history and reputation that I feel very fortunate to have been part of. I could not imagine a better internship experience for anyone interested in democracy, advocacy, or working for a nonprofit.
Vegard Tveito, University of Oslo, Norway
Fall 2012
At an internship bazaar at American University I met Sarah Peterson and Sara Sanders, representatives for the League of Women Voters. They were so friendly and interested that I felt very comfortable talking with them. Not only was the League a non-partisan organization advocating voting, and perusing issues that I myself cared about, they were also looking for an intern that could do digital content and social media, which was just what I was looking for. A couple days later I secured the internship, and I was very relieved.
The work I have done for the League of Women Voters has been multifaceted, interesting and enjoyable. Most of all I have enjoyed the work environment. Every single person has been friendly and thankful for the work that the other interns and I have done. No matter how small a task, I always receive positive feedback, which makes it a joy to come in to work. I am also always invited to any meeting that relates to the work I do, where I can see what I am doing means for the League in the bigger picture. This serves as a great motivation.
Sarah and Sara have done a great job of providing me with work from different departments, as well as inviting me to go to events outside the office to learn more about the issues that the League of Women Voters fight for. They have struck a balance between utilizing my skills for the League, so I am actually contributing to the organization, while also making sure that I am learning about the League and Washington D.C on a whole. Interning for the League of Women Voters has provided a great opportunity and experience for me personally, and my respect for the Leagues work has only grown in the time I have been here. It has been great.
Catherine Makoski, Moravian
Fall 2012
As I was making my decision regarding which internship to take for this semester, I considered why I had come to Washington in the first place. I was here for this semester because it was to be an exciting one, given that the race for the presidency would be coming to an end, and I was here to study activism and public policy. It seemed as though an internship with the League of Women Voters was the best way to immerse myself in all of this.
As someone with a background in journalism and politics, I was very much interested in an organization which made unbiased information free and accessible for the purpose of bettering our system of democracy. I also appreciated that through our efforts to increase voter turnout, we were sending out a message of personal empowerment and efficacy—that each individual is responsible for participating in the political process and can accomplish something by doing so.
What I most enjoyed about my time as an intern for the League of Women Voters was being able to feel as though I was helping my country as a whole by providing services to individual leagues and individual citizens. It was very rewarding to have been able to connect with individuals on National Voter Registration Day and the week of Election Day. Moreover, I was able to use some of the information and skills which I had accrued through my internship to help my friends and roommates register on time and send in their absentee ballots. I appreciate that so much of what I learned here is directly applicable to my personal life and my studies.
I also was able to learn a lot about community organizing by studying the hierarchy of local leagues, state leagues, and the national league. This was very interesting to me. I was impressed by how active certain local leagues were in setting up public forums to discuss candidates and issues. I also enjoyed sitting in on webinars in which we as the national league were able to coordinate with state and local leagues in order to improve certain aspects of the organization and its mission overall. This allowed me to gain a lot of insight on how nonprofit organizations of this kind are structured and how to mobilize individuals at a grassroots level in order to have significant influence at any level of government.
Cristine Lovato, University of Redlands
Fall 2012
I have always been fascinated by elections, when I was 8 years old I can remember sitting in front of the television screen with my notebook out, recording the number of electoral votes for George W. Bush and Al Gore, respectively. When it came to studying in Washington, DC for a semester, I knew I wanted to be here during fall 2012 so I would have the opportunity to be immersed in the election. An internship at the League of Women Voters was a no brainer.
As I began researching potential internships, I stumbled upon the League of Women Voters. It combined many of the issues I have found crucial during election sessions – educating the American public of the issues.
I have loved my time at the league! I have been able to work on projects that I feel really benefit the organization. Perhaps my favorite project of the semester has been working on tweets to celebrities encouraging them to encourage their followers to use VOTE411 for their election questions. The response we received was amazing.
I would recommend this internship to anyone even slightly considering it. The office environment is so comfortable and everyone in the office is warm and friendly. I'm grateful for the time I've had at LWVUS.


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Revival Tactics
Our new hip-hop column touches on New York revivalism of Brooklyn's Joey Bada$$ and the Southern goth-rap homage of Spaceghostpurrp to explore how rap nostalgia works in the digital era.
By Andrew Nosnitsky , September 19, 2012
Welcome to Hall of Game, a new hip-hop column by Andrew Nosnitsky.
Hip-hop has always had a complicated relationship with its own past. On one hand it is and forever will be an act of collage, a dizzying orgy of intercontextuality brimming with samples, interpolations, responses, and counter-responses. But rap audiences and performers also tend to crave nothing but absolute newness. This paradox forces artists to constantly renovate their scraps, to pull every last reference into their own universe and build something undeniably current with them.
Lately though, there's been a significant rise across rap's many subgenres in the number, profile, and variety of artists who can be described only as formally retro. These fringe acts aren't just jacking for beats or modernizing styles or performing one-off homages, nor are they doing like the backpack renaissance of the late 1990s and trying to stretch the ideals of their teenage years/golden age into the present. These kids-- and they are kids-- are constructing entire identities around the standards and styles of eras that predate them entirely. In the process, they're rewriting history in a more blatant and less necessary way.
Take Brooklyn's Joey Bada$$ [1] and his Pro Era collective, who revisit the heritage and taste of their hometown's mid-to-late 90s underground radio. Or Miami rapper/producer Spaceghostpurrp and his posse of internet penpals-turned-rappers known as the Raider Klan, who pay homage to the riotous strain of goth-rap that ruled Memphis in the early part of the same decade. Both artists were still rocking Osh Kosh at the height of their respective eras of influence-- Badass is only 17, Purrp 21-- and they're meticulous in their recreations.
Badass brings that very Old New York mixture of street-wise introspection and non sequitur lyrical miracles over dusty breakbeats; the Raiders echo the kids of Memphis-- they, too, were kids-- through double-time flows, horror-score samples, 808 thumps, and found-sound cacophony stacked into aggressively psychedelic pile-ons, buried in faux-four track hiss. Memphis isn't their sole point of reference-- glimpses of DJ Screw, Wu-Tang, and G-Funk all pop up across their sprawling roster-- but it's undeniably their anchor. [2] They absorb the fashion, the politics, and the language of the scene. Purrp has even been known to do the city's signature dance-- the gangsta walk-- on stage. And if you didn't already know that they were throwing back, both acts make a point of time stamping their nostalgia: Badass' breakout tape is dubbed 1999 while the Raiders frequently toss random years from the early 90s onto the back end of their song titles and YouTube tags.
While other genres have frequently retraced their footsteps in much the fashion Purrp and Badass are doing today, hip-hop has mostly been resistant to the phenomenon. Rap isn't just youth music, it's youth music that has moved forward at an unprecedented pace in its relatively short lifespan. The sounds and styles of one rap era felt decades removed from those of just a few years later-- think of Biggie clowning Kwamé's polka dots just three years after they were all the rage. Now the genre spans about three generations of listeners, creating enough of a distance for this type of looking back without that stench of corniness.
The values could be shifting with technology as well. Nostalgia fuels web media like Tumblr and Instagram, and these rear-view tendencies could be bleeding into the music. First impressions sell well in the days of quick consumption blog buzz, and it's considerably easier for a new artist to step into an existing aesthetic than to spend the years it would take to refine one of their own. There's the matter of increased access as well. An aspiring Purrp or Badass can download the entire catalogs of the niche scenes they are feeding on in an afternoon, where it would've taken a considerably more resourceful young rapper to find just one old-school Cold Crush Brothers tape two decades ago. It wouldn't have been impossible, though. The only real precedent for this trend that I can think of is the late-90s crew Jurassic 5, who managed to bum rush the jam-band circuit by reanimating the happy-chant tag team vibe of those very Cold Crush routines. [3]
Like J5 before them, Badass and Purrp are so loyal to their sources that it can be frustrating. They're good enough, empirically speaking, and it's unlikely that either act would've gotten dissed if they were to push their music in the actual eras they fetishize. They could've slipped comfortably into a rag top's tape deck or a Stretch Armstrong 89.9 mix, respectively, and heads would've continued to bob. But they would've almost certainly fallen far short of greatness in those times. Even if they are technically or creatively capable of transcending their influences, they seem mostly uninterested in doing so.
They sometimes have a strange way of showing their supposed reverence, too. They explicit acknowledge that they are making some semblance of throwback music, but the actual degrees of that influence can be conveniently blurry, especially to the uninitiated. While 1999 features a handful original beats from contemporary nostalgists, its best songs-- "Survival Tactics" and "Hardknock"-- are built on a pair of borrowed instrumentals from nearly forgotten L.A. underground act Styles of Beyond and British producer Lewis Parker, respectively.
The Raider Klan stands to benefit from similar confusion. Purrp's "Pheel Tha Phonk 1990" repurposes Three 6 Mafia's 1998 single "Late Nite Tip" by way of lightly overlayed tape hiss and Mortal Kombat samples; fellow Raider producer Key Nyata's "Get Fucked Up 1994" wholly jacks Gangsta Pat's 1995 Memphis classic "I Wanna Smoke"; Amber London's "Low MF Key Raider Klan" swipes its instrumental from Doc Million, an obscure Ohioan rapper whose 1997 album couldn't have sold more than a few thousand copies. None are credited.
Beat borrowing is certainly nothing new to hip-hop, and there's always been a stinginess involved. Kool Herc soaked the labels off of his records for a reason, but he was building something new. Artists like Badass and Purrp aren't just passively denying single artists their credit in a pastiche, they're bending realities and timelines, inserting themselves squarely in the middle and calling it homage. It almost feels like a conscious deception by way of omission. [4] If these guys are passionate enough to recreate this music in such painstaking detail, it seems like they would be equally interested in highlighting the names of its lesser-known purveyors.
The Raiders' relationship with Memphis rap seems particularly capricious at times. Purrp's aping a fascinating scene, a rare and almost sui generis burst of local music, but it remains largely under-documented and is long since extinct in its hometown. The original Memphis underground did produce national stars-- pioneers Three 6 Mafia being the most notable-- but they almost never looked back on it after they blew up. Meanwhile, acts Tommy Wright III and DJ Zirk and Tom Skeemask and countless others built their rep laterally in neighboring Southern cities, often through cassette releases that were distributed only through car stereo shops or hand-to-hand dubs upon their release. Today these tapes-- hundreds of them-- are obtainable only through the smattering of un-cataloged YouTube videos ripped by overseas collectors, if at all.
This puts the Raiders in the unique position of unwitting archivists, whether or not they choose to step up to the task. Purrp doesn't deny his influences, per se, but they're hardly central to the conversation. Very of little of the press surrounding him makes mention of Memphis beyond passing references to Three 6, and Purrp himself tends not to get much deeper than that in interviews. And while the favorites page of his YouTube channel used to highlight an extensive and well-groomed selection of early Memphis underground songs, he's since made those picks private.
The bigger question, though, isn't one of representation, but of relevance. If the best thing that these artists can offer is a functional rehash of an old style, why do they even need to exist? Why can't a 17-year-old fan of either act just cut out the middleman and listen to Lord Finesse or Lord Infamous directly? The answer comes back around to rap's obsession with that damned newness. The crate-digging mentality that birthed the era that Badass fetishizes is close to dead now. There's no reward for finding something obscure from the past, but everyone wants to be the first to the fire for the hot new rapper. The only way most hip-hop listeners would ever be willing to engage these aged aesthetics from the fringes of the genre is through a contemporary cipher. They need a fresh face to gaze upon, a modern personality to dissect. The past can't follow back on Twitter.
Still, it would be nice to imagine a rap world that could cut out these nostalgic middlemen entirely, one in which a hip-hop Rhino or Numero could be reissuing deep catalog obscurities to a willing new generation. Not only would it help lesser-known talents earn their rightful place in a too-small canon, it would give acts like SpaceGhostPurrp and Joey Badass some room to let their sound breathe. They've already proved themselves as reasonably talented mimics-- just imagine what they could accomplish if they were able to use their understanding of rap history as a reference point and not a blueprint.
[1] I feel obligated to do Mr. Badass a favor and dull his moniker ever so slightly by removing its superfluous dollar signs for the remainder of this article.
[2] Besides, early Memphis rap itself always felt like something of a conversation or collision between many of those parallel scenes anyway.
[3] In a small twist of intergenerational irony, Jurassic 5 rapper Akil's teenaged son, who raps and produces under the name of Snubnose Frankenstein, has also caught the retro bug. His beats resurrect the violent synth wheeze of 90s Los Angeles gangsta rap-- the very style that J5 formulated their takin it back to the days of yes y'allin ethos as an alternative to.
[4] Now is an especially dangerous time to be swiping beats intergenerationally, too. Nineties rapper/producer Lord Finesse just slapped occasional-nostalgist Mac Miller with a $10 million lawsuit over Miller's usage of the instrumental from Finesse's 1995 single "Hip 2 Da Game" on "Kool Aid & Frozen Pizza", his freebee mixtape track turned YouTube mega-hit from 2010. Miller's considerably more famous than either Purrp or Badass, but Joey in particular might want to keep his lawyers on auto dial just in case-- the 1999 track "Funky Ho'$" borrows its instrumental from "All Night", a vinyl-only B-side by an obscure New York rapper named Xperado. The track's producer? Lord Finesse. (I'm all-day sample snitching over here.)
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