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Prohibition Night at Polo Lounge December 5th
Celebrate the end of Prohibition at Polo Lounge with our roaring soiree! The "Scofflaw" cocktail will be featured along with drink and dining specials all evening. *Black tie suggested | Ragtime Band
Wine Dinner Monday December 8th, at 7pm
Featuring the wines of Veuve Clicquot. Provenance, Acacia, Beaulieu Vineyards and Cloudy Bay. The menu will be at Chef's whim, pairing with the wines selected. Guest speaker Alex Tamborrino.
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Warm and inviting, Polo Lounge presents scratch-made cocktails, interesting wines by the glass and bottle and an atmosphere for elegant entertaining. Serving breakfast daily and a lounge menu throughout the day, Polo Lounge shifts gears for happy hour and late night cocktails, adopting a stylishly seductive atmosphere for live entertainment.See menu
Sunday Brunch
Our elegant, award-winning Sunday Brunch has become almost as legendary as The Garden City Hotel itself. The culinary feast ranges from traditional favorites like made-to-order omelets and carved meats to more eclectic fare, including a raw bar and fresh sushi. A sumptuous display of fresh fruit, cheese platters, salads, fresh-baked muffins, pastries and decadent desserts is a fitting finish.
Includes Mimosas, Bloody Marys and coffee or tea.
Reservations strongly recommended.
Sunday Brunch seatings begin at 11:00am.
Afternoon Tea
The Garden City Hotel is delighted to carry on the beloved British tradition of Afternoon Tea, allowing friends, family and colleagues to take a break and enjoy good conversation over a cup of tea. Served each Saturday, Afternoon Tea offers a charming addition to any stay at our historic Long Island hotel, but can also be arranged as a private party, ideal for bridal or baby showers and bridesmaid luncheons as well as holiday and birthday celebrations.
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Closed for the Season
As the days get longer, our seasonal Patio Bar offers light bites al fresco, a grill menu and warm weather cocktails. Tiki torches and lanterns illuminate this delightfully charming space, making it perfect for meeting friends, celebrating or de-briefing with colleagues.See menu
As Executive Chef here at The Garden City Hotel, it is my pleasure to lead our acclaimed culinary team and provide guests with a classic steakhouse experience at Polo Steakhouse and first-class catering for celebrations and events.
I have been blessed with the opportunity to cook all over the world, even for the Queen of England and the Duke of Edinburgh. However, as a native of the South Shore of Long Island, nothing means more to me than having the opportunity to come back home and serve the guests at our iconic address.
At Polo Steakhouse, we focus on serving the top 1% of USDA prime grade steak in the country and work with the top regional purveyors to ensure that the best resources are utilized.
I also believe that our guests deserve to have a dining experience that not only is memorable for the great food, but for the great service and atmosphere as well. We work hard to provide a level of excellence that will make it an easy choice to come back again and again.
It is an honor for me to prepare an outstanding and rewarding culinary experience for every guest. I look forward to welcoming you in our warm and inviting dining room where your satisfaction is our number one priority.
My very best wishes,Chef Michael
At Polo Steakhouse, your celebration or special event will be hosted in style. From anniversaries to baby showers to executive luncheons, we offer a variety of private dining spaces to fit your needs.
Inside Polo Steakhouse is our private Wine Room, an intimate space for up to 50 guests. During the warmer months, bring your event outside to our lush Patio Bar. Or, speak to us about events in our Polo Lounge, a vibrant and inviting space for getting together. Whether a party of six or 60, your event will be executed to perfection- and will be one to remember.
Yours truly,Christie Lavrigata
As Restaurant Director, I am pleased to invite you to enjoy our first-class culinary experience that is Polo Steakhouse and Polo Lounge. It is my pleasure to work with our Executive Chef, Michael Mandato, and his world class culinary team. From the back of the kitchen to the front of the house, it is our highest priority to present every guest with impeccable service and superb cuisine.Whether you are joining us for breakfast, a business lunch, a night out or the legendary Sunday Brunch, my staff and I will deliver the first-class dining experience deserving of our discerning guests.
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Additional questions on the Overdone Monologue Survey
On www.monologueaudition.com
Amanda Charleton, Associate Director, Festival, of the Williamstown Theatre Festival; Patricia Decker, Applicant Services Coordinator, NYU/Tisch School of the Arts' Department of Drama, undergraduate; Carl Forsman, Off-Broadway theater director and Artistic Director of Keen Company; Mari Lyn Henry, Manager, Henry-Downey Talent Management, co-author of "How to be a Working Actor," and judge of many monologue competitions; Kevin Kennison, NYC/LA casting director, previously NYU/Tisch faculty auditioning new students; Christian Parker, Associate Artistic Director of the Atlantic Theater Company; Walton Wilson, Head of Voice and Speech, and Associate Chair, Yale School of Drama; Scott Zigler, Head of actor training at American Repertory Theatre (A.R.T.) at Harvard University; A New York theater casting director who wished to remain anonymous; and me.
I couldn't resist asking the survey takers the following questions, because I am frequently asked them by actors on the site and in my classes. Note: I told them their answers would not be identified with their names, so that they would be candid, and, not every survey taker answered every question.
Do you have problems with material that…
…describes graphic violence?
No • No • No. Unless that takes precedence over revealing character • Sometimes • Sometimes • Yes • YES! • Yes, if it is poorly handled and being done for intentional shock value/attention getting • Yes, I've gotten more fragile about hearing some of these violent or shocking things unexpectedly as I've gotten older, but, I don't mind it if it's justified artistically
…contains profanity?
No • No • No • No • No • No • Unless that takes precedence over revealing character • Sometimes • Gratuitous profanity, yes • Yes, ditto [to shock value/attention getting comment above]
…describes sexual behavior?
No • Sometimes • Sometimes, depends on so many things. I usually find that the actor is too self-conscious to pull it off • As long as it is not too graphic and doesn't dwell on it • Yes, it's not the best way to introduce yourself to someone • Yes, if it's graphic • Yes • Yes, ditto [to shock value/attention getting comment above] • Yes, it is almost always way too personal for an audition context, makes me uncomfortable
…describes bodily functions (toilet, vomit, etc.)
No • It's ok if it doesn't repel [me] • Sometimes • Sometimes • Sometimes, see above [comment about self consciousness] • Yes, ditto [to shock value/attention getting comment above] • Makes me uncomfortable unless it's funny • Indeed, that's not going to help me have warm feelings for you • Usually. Why are there so many monologues written about these things?
…are any of the above okay if there is a good artistic reason for it (it's funny, well written, connected to a larger truth (i.e. not gratuitous)?
Yes• Yes • Yes • Sometimes • If connected to a larger truth AND justified! • It depends. I suspect many young actors choose this kind of material merely for "shock value," and don't do the necessary work to either make the speech active or connected to some sense of truth. So these monologues are a general rant, or a loud or frantic assault, rather than as a truthful expression of a character's deeper need.
Is it important to you that the material correspond to the actor's…
Yes • Yes • Yes • Yes • Yes • Yes, almost always • Yes, must be in their natural range • Age range of 10 years • As long as the material is accessible to the actor's experience
Yes • Yes • Yes • Usually. It can be distracting unless there is a clear reason why • Depends: if it doesn't, I want there to have been a clear choice • Sometimes material works for either sex • No, depends • Depends on role and actor's unique qualities • No
Yes for contemporary material (white actors can't really do August Wilson) • • Usually not, depends on actor's ability to transcend • Not unless it is written for black, asian, etc. actor specifically • Not necessarily – unless it was written very specifically for a race which is not the actor's own and is spoken in a voice that the actor will have to fake • Sometimes minorities can do white roles but nbo the other way • Completely depends on the actor and the context • No • No • Nope
A comment regarding all 3 – age, gender, race: Not necessarily, but that depends on the context of the audition and on the individual actor's depth of imagination. (In the context of the auditions for our program, it usually serves the actor to choose material that is relatively close to who she or he is as opposed to material that would be considered an obvious "stretch." I don't mean to imply by this that such material is either dull or safe.) How does the actor choose to present him- or herself? Does the actor have an accurate sense of who s/he is, where their own "center" lies? Can the actor reveal that part of him- or herself truthfully through the material? Do I – as the audience sitting on the other side of the table – believe what I am hearing and seeing? I suspect a lot of young actors don't really have a sense of who they are yet, so the vast majority of auditions tend to feel rather impersonal, as if there were a disconnect between who the actor is and the material they choose.
Is it important to you/your company or program that actors only do material that is from plays?
Yes • Yes • Yes • Yes. A camera and editors can make a lackluster piece of writing interesting in a film but it very rarely translates to live performance. I'm interested in adapted material but it calls upon someone not only to be a gifted actor but a pretty flawless dramaturg. Very tricky. • Usually but not necessarily • No, there is very good material that can be found in film, novels, and even magazines • No, but they should always do something dramatic with some emotional range • No • No • No
Any advice or anything else you would like actors to know about choosing material (note: choosing as opposed to performing)?
I will always prefer material that contains humor • Choose material that you love that plays to your strengths. It should feel easy to you. This is not the time to challenge yourself with that role you've always been dying to play • Other than the really overdone ones, I don't mind seeing ones I've seen as long as you do it well. Also, nothing about rape. I don't want to hear about any rapes, any. Why does everybody want to do monologues about rape? Please don't, even if you do it well, I don't care • Pick something with a good hook at the top and something that can stand on its own ([so that your auditors] don't need to know the play in order to know what's going on). Don't be afraid to slightly edit the beginning and end of a monologue to help clarify the monologue and the character's situation • [Do pieces] close to your age and experience • Choose something that "speaks" to you, that you have a passion to communicate and ideally also may tell the audition-er something about you as a person. It makes it a whole lot easier to do when you're nervous, or in less than ideal circumstances, if you really care about what you are saying • In the course of a long day, I appreciate an actor who chooses material that reveals something about his or her sense of humor • Better to do good writing than obscure writing. Most monologues I don't want to see because they're not good, not because they're overdone • Be specific to each audition: research your material choices carefully; have lots of different pieces to choose from so you're not stuck; do everything to your absolute best, and take considerations of people's taste into account, but also work for your own enjoyment and keep a sense of openness, play and adventure. You should look like you love the piece and love performing it.
Please ballpark the number of monologues you have seen (answers like 'many thousands' are fine)
Around 2,500 • A few thousand • Probably about 5000 • Five thousand • Five thousand • Thousands and still counting • Many thousands • More than I could (or would want to) count I'm sure • Many thousands • Many thousands • Many, many thousands
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NEW YORK - NEW YORK (AP) - Increased use of its credit cards and improved customer payment habits helped lift Discover Financial Services Co.'s fiscal third-quarter results, the company said Monday.
Sales volume for purchases made with its cards rose 5 percent over a year ago, to $24 billion. "I think that bodes well," said Chairman and CEO David Nelms in an interview after the results were released. "Some of the discretionary spending is gradually coming back as consumers get a little more confidence in their financial situation."
At the same time, late payments and write downs due to nonpayments fell. Nelms said those statistics reflect more cautious consumer who is spending less and more careful about managing their debt. "I think there are many consumers who are in better shape than they were three years ago," he said.
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Nelms said the sales volume increase also reflected an increasing number of merchants that accept Discover. "I do think part of that is because our growing acceptance means more consumer spending is going on our cards," he said.
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Total outstanding credit cards loans were $45.2 billion, down $2.9 billion from a year ago, a drop the company said was driven by lower balances with promotional interest rates and an increased payment rate.
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That growth will come even though private companies are no longer able to write government-backed student loans. "The government will be directly originating all the government-insured loans, but I don't see the government providing 100 percent of the cost of education, particularly for the middle class," he said.
Increasing the portion of student loans will help improve Discover's results, he added, because they tend to be less risky than credit cards, particularly since a large portion are co-signed by parents.
During the third quarter, loans over 30 days past due fell by $180 million, to a rate of 4.16 percent of balances, from 5.11 percent a year ago. Late payments peaked in the fourth quarter of 2009 and have continued to improve, the company said.
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Next week, the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts will unveil two exhibits to help usher in the holiday season. A Peek Inside Santa's Sack: Vintage Cast Iron Toys and Season's Greetings: Photographer's Holiday Cards both open on November 12, 2013 and run through January 5, 2014. MassMutual is the 2013 Premier Sponsor of the Springfield Museums.
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The black leather jacket is cultural shorthand for "cool." Everyone from rebel outsiders to fashion insiders have made their mark by slipping on this second skin. Some of the more famous and outlandish leather jackets have been gathered together into the new exhibit, Worn to Be Wild: The Black Leather Jacket, on display at the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts from June 22 – September 22. Media sponsors are Kix 100.9 FM and the Valley Advocate. MassMutual is the 2013 Premier Sponsor of the Springfield Museums. To accommodate the demand to view the exhibit, the D'Amour Museum and the Blake House Café will remain open until 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays through the summer.
New Japanese and American Print Exhibits at the Springfield Museums
May 6, 2013
Two exhibitions featuring Japanese woodblock prints are now on display at the Michele and Donald D'Amour Museum of Fine Arts. Prints for the People: Japanese Ukiyo-e and Currier & Ives features Japanese and American prints from the 19th century, while Skin Deep: Tattooed Warriors and Fantastic Beasts includes images that have inspired tattoo artists for over 150 years. All of the images in the new exhibits are from the D'Amour Museum's acclaimed print collections, and both feature works that in some cases have not been on display in recent years.


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Broken Glass
May 2010
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Alain Mabanckou's riotous new novel centers on the patrons of a run-down bar in the Congo. In a country that appears to have forgotten the importance of remembering, a former schoolteacher and bar regular nicknamed Broken Glass has been elected to record their stories for posterity. But Broken Glass fails spectacularly at staying out of trouble as one denizen after another wants to rewrite history in an attempt at making sure his portrayal will properly reflect their exciting and dynamic lives. Despondent over this apparent triumph of self-delusion over self-awareness, Broken Glass drowns his sorrows in red wine and riffs on the great books of Africa and the West. Brimming with life, death, and literary allusions, Broken Glass is Mabanckou's finest novel — a mocking satire of the dangers of artistic integrity.
About the Authors
One of Africa's major writers, Alain Mabanckou is the author of six volumes of poetry and six novels, including African Psycho. He currently lives in California, where he teaches French Literature at UCLA. In 2006, he received the prestigious Prix Renaudot for Memoirs of a Porcupine, forthcoming from Soft Skull Press.
Prix de la Société des poètes français, 1995 • Grand prix littéraire d'Afrique noire, for his first novel, Bleu-Blanc-Rouge, 1999 • Prix du roman Ouest-France-Etonnants Voyageurs 2005, for Broken Glass • Prix des cinq continents de la francophonie 2005, for Broken Glass • Prix RFO du livre 2005, for Broken Glass • Prix Renaudot 2006, for Memoirs of a Porcupine • Prix de La Rentrée littéraire 2006, for Memoirs of a Porcupine • Prix Aliénor d'Aquitaine 2006, for Memoirs of a Porcupine • Prix Créateurs Sans Frontières 2007 (Ministère français des Affaires Etrangères), for Memoirs of a Porcupine • Médaille de citoyen d'honneur de la ville de Saint-Jean-d'Angély (Charente-Maritime, France), 2004
Praise for the work of Alain Mabanckou
Broken Glass
"Whatever else might be in short supply in the Congo depicted by Alain Mabanckou, imagination and wit aren't … a comic romp … Broken Glass is a whistlestop tour of French literature and civilization, and if you don't know your Marivaux, your Chateaubriand, your ENAs and Weston shoes you'll miss a lot of the gags ("a quarrel of Brest," anyone?)—but don't worry, there are still plenty left. It's not just French writers who make an appearance. That arch navel-gazer Holden Caulfield … has a walk-on part, and Broken Glass ends "we'll meet again, in the other world, Holden, we'll have a drink together … I'll tell you what they do with the poor little ducks in cold countries during winter time." Although its cultural and intertextual musings could fuel innumerable doctorates, the real meat of Broken Glass is its comic brio, and Mabanckou's jokes work the whole spectrum of humour … Much of the writing from Africa (or at least most of the stuff we get to see) is of an earnest or grim character, and it makes a pleasant change to encounter a writer who isn't afraid of a laugh." —Tibor Fischer, The Guardian
"This is not cute Africa, as described by Alexander McCall Smith … Mabanckou is one of Africa's liveliest and most original voices, and this novel pulses with energy and invention." —Kate Saunders, The Times (London)
"A dizzying combination of erudition, bawdy humor and linguistic effervescence." —Melissa McClements, Financial Times
"Mabanckou … positions himself at the margins, tapping the tradition founded by Celine, Genet and other subversive writers. His bursts of grandiloquent magical realism are a promising approach for a region where realism and naturalism have become blunted in the face of intractable problems. The accompanying humour, too, is welcome. With his sourly comic recollections, Broken Glass makes a fine companion." —Peter Carty, The Independent
"One of the most entertaining reads of the year … another unemployed regular at Credit Gone West, who never once uses a full stop to record these sad but hilarious raw and gritty stories, but who does so in the most readable, enjoyable way that you're quite bummed when the book ends. Great voice; great reading." —Barcelona Review
"His voice is original and penetrating, his language irreverent and precise … His inventive wordplays, his love of books and his desire to break down clichéd perceptions of African and European literatures and cultures create a world in which every reader will find a home. Broken Glass is an exuberant comic novel, the perfect antidote for those still looking for Africa's burning libraries." —Laila Lamali, The National
"Witty, silly, funny and vivid, it is an insouciant novel in the very best sense." —Jason Weaver, Spike Magazine
African Psycho
"This is Taxi Driver for Africa's blank generation … a deftly ironic Grand Guignol, a pulp fiction vision of Frantz Fanon's "wretched of the earth" that somehow manages to be both frightening and self-mocking at the same time." —Time Out New York
"Disturbing—and disturbingly funny." —New Yorker
"Mabanckou manages to write playfully about an alarming subject." — Melissa McClements, Financial Times
"A macabre but comical take on a would-be serial killer." —Vanity Fair
"African Psycho, first published in French in 2003, is the auspicious North American debut from a francophone author who most certainly deserves to be discovered. It is smart, stylish and plenty 'literary' … The French have already called [Mabanckou] a young writer to watch. After this debut, I certainly concur." —Globe and Mail
"Mabanckou's novel … discovers a fascinating new way to hang readers on those tenterhooks … African Psycho presents no gloomy Raskolnikov, nor the fixed sneer of Patrick Bateman, but a haunted burlesque." —The Believer
"Backly funny … this is a distinctive contribution to the slum-fiction genre." —Sukhdev Sandhu, The New Statesman
"Taut … Dark and darkly comic … brings into sharp relief the life of an outsider, an anti-hero." —Laila Lamali, The National
"Alain Mabanckou is like this tree he has evoked in his poetry: Tall, graceful, peaceful, yet a powerhouse of ideas. One of the foremost voices in Francophone literature, this poet-novelist from Congo Brazzaville has always drawn from his African roots." —Anupama R., The Hindu
"[A] very compelling (and very well-translated) exercise in literary voice." —Publishers Weekly
Memoirs of a Porcupine
"Mature, shocking, hilarious, innovative." —Magazine Littéraire
"A wind of change inspires this funny, ironic text stuffed with literary references."
—Le Figaro
"A lively and malicious homage to the world, devilishly spicy … A treat, make no mistake about it." —Télérama
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Search continues for missing Proctor woman; resumes for Fair Haven manBy Darren Marcy
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Maryann FosterPROCTOR — Authorities continued their search for a missing Proctor woman and renewed their search for a missing Fair Haven man in the Pawlet area Friday.
The two searches are unrelated.
In Proctor, the ground search for Maryann Foster, 59, who was last seen Monday night, did not turn up any clues, said Rutland County Sheriff Stephen Benard.
"Today will probably be the last day of the ground search," Benard said. "We've covered the areas of highest probability very, very well. The continuance of the ground search would probably be for naught."
Benard said searchers have now combed the areas in all directions from Foster's Meadow Street home.
The sheriff said the search has extended north almost to Pittsford Village, south into the Proctor village, east to Otter Creek and west to the side of the mountain.
Searchers also checked every garage, shed and other building they could find with no luck.
A team from New England K-9 Search and Rescue assisted in Friday's search, without turning up anything.
In addition to the ground search, investigators have continued to comb through financial records, telephone records, bus routes, taxis, hospitals and every other avenue that might lead to a clue as to how Foster might have disappeared or where she might have gone.
So far, the ground search and other investigation has not turned up a single clue.
"In 35 years I've been doing this, it is very, very, rare you get a case that has no leads," Benard said. "We're batting zero."
Moving forward, detectives will continue to look for a clue that points them in the right direction.
"We're going to continue the investigative side," Benard said. "We've got a half-dozen guys searching. We have detectives from the sheriff's department and the state police. We'll keep working it and we'll see where the leads go from there."
Also Friday, the search for Jonathan Schaff, 23, of Fair Haven, restarted along the Mettawee River on the Vermont/New York state line near Pawlet.
Members of the state police Search and Rescue Team, the state police Scuba Team, the state police Crime Scene Search Team and the Granville (N.Y.) Police Department, searched the river for any sign of Schaff.
Schaff disappeared in the early morning hours of Jan. 18 after he was involved in an altercation at the Riverside Pub in Granville.
He was reported to have started walking with a couple along Route 149 toward a vehicle parked just across the state line. Police said Schaff was going to catch a ride with the couple.
They stopped for a minute while Schaff continued walking and when they arrived at the parking lot, police said, he was not there.
His cellphone was found in an abandoned vehicle in the parking lot a few days later. That area along the Mettawee River is where searchers focused their efforts Friday.
State police detectives will continue to investigate the case, with the Granville police and New York State Police handling the search across the line.
Anyone with information about Schaff should call 802-773-9101.
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asks us to address two questions. The first one is, Should the federal government be engaged in the various missions or businesses in which it has been? If the answer to that is yes, should our agency be engaged in those kinds of programs, or could they be handled more effectively in some other area of the federal government? When I first read this plan in the newspaper I thought, well, the answers to those questions are easy; they are "yes" and "yes." But as we looked more carefully at the questions, we found them to be very interesting. We really put everything on the table and examined everything we do to answer both those questions. We did come up essentially with "yes" and "yes," after going through all of the work, but subsequently with a much richer understanding of what NSF 's role is. We do believe that there is a federal role in funding basic research, and that is probably one of the least controversial things we do. But there is some disagreement even about that role. There are some who feel that industry should support even basic research.
On the education side, there are probably more who wonder why NSF is involved in education, especially at the K-12 level. We are involved only in science and math education, but we are involved in it at all levels. We focused more on this issue when it became clear that the production of future scientists and engineers was at stake. There is a critical need for this country to have a scientifically literate public and to have future workers who will be able to have command of specific technologies and a specific knowledge base. These are very important things in which NSF should play a role.
In that effort, as in many of our other efforts, we really see ourselves as making high-risk, high-gain investments. We do not want to do things that are low gain. We also feel that it is important for us to be playing a catalytic or stimulating role. We like to be working at the frontiers. We think that historically and into the future, that is where NSF operates best, and hope that we will continue to be able to do it.
We think of what we do as investments, and we make our research investments based on evaluating proposals up-front. It is much more difficult to track specific outcomes from everything we fund. Probably the closest to a real look at the outcomes of research is a number of studies that have examined the economic benefits of funding and research. We recently benefited from a review that Laura Tyson, the President 's economic adviser, did of all these studies, many based on industry research. She talked about a 30 percent specific (or private) economic gain. If you look at the broader (or social) economic gain, however, it was closer to 50 percent. That is a very good return on any investment. We think it helps document why investment in research should continue.
Industry is unlikely to spend much more than it already spends in funding basic research because it is very difficult to appropriate the results of those investments—because basic research usually has broad impact in many different fields. We therefore believe it is the particular role of the federal government to make those investments.
How we evaluate the outcomes or impacts of those investments in other ways is largely the focus of this workshop. We know we need to provide more evidence of these impacts. I believe we can do it. We just have to find the best ways.
There are ways of evaluating educational programs. For example, one outcome that many would be interested in is whether we have increased the achievement of school children in K-12 and whether we have better degree recipients coming out of our educational institutions at other levels. There surely are many others.
Another thing for us to look at is the effectiveness of different ways of awarding money to researchers. We talk about this in terms of modes of research support. We give grants to individual investigators. We make grants to aggregates such as centers, or sometimes to institutions for particular kinds of programs in an important area. We should be able to look at those outcomes as well, and perhaps even compare the relative effectiveness of different kinds of approaches. Right now, we have a mixed portfolio. My guess is we will want to continue to have a mixed portfolio, but it really would be helpful to know if there are clear differences in effectiveness among the different kinds of approaches.
We have some evaluations going on right now of some of our centers. The centers have a much broader mission than any particular grant does, so we cannot compare them directly, but it will be interesting to see if funding to centers really meets the goals we have for them. To put it simply, we want to continue to stimulate outstanding work and to support that work at the frontiers of science and engineering. We want to do a similar thing in education. And we want to assess the outcomes without stifling the very thing we are trying to stimulate. I think that is part of the difficulty here.
We could think of many methods of measurement, but we want to be sure that whatever we do does not have some negative effect. An example that always comes to mind is the use of publications as an index of individual faculty member productivity. That has led, at least in some institutions, to ridiculous results, in terms of whether it was really measuring something important or whether people simply started writing lots of articles about things that