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Mallika Sen is a junior in the School of Foreign Service, born and bred in the surprisingly gray sprawl of Los Angeles. She is majoring in regional and comparative studies, concentrating in Václav Havel. A former campus news editor and executive editor, her career at The Hoya has been marked by a devotion to spending time composing articles rife with needlessly multisyllabic diction, recovering from the Pavlovian response "GUSA election" induces and offering to execute things, with a certain glee. She can usually be found pacing The Hoya office, not wearing a jacket (and bemoaning #californiaproblems), adding to her Thomas Müller scrapbook and failing to maintain a steady accent.
Brian Carden
General Manager
Brian Carden is a junior in the McDonough School of Business studying finance and operations and information management with a minor in economics. Originally from Port Washington, N.Y., Brian spent nine years living in Paris, France, where he developed an affinity for cheese and the ability to sound pretentious while talking about it. Before assuming the role of general manager in November 2014, Brian joined The Hoya's sales department his freshman year, first as local advertisements manager and subsequently sales director. Outside The Hoya, Brian previously served as executive director of the 42nd National Collegiate Security Conference hosted by the Georgetown International Relations Association, whose board on which he currently sits. He enjoys NBC comedies, playing with spreadsheets and forming strong opinions on pizza.
Sheena Karkal
Chair of the Board
Sheena Karkal is a senior from Orlando, Fla., majoring in biology of global health with a minor in government. She began working for The Hoya as a writer for The Guide, eventually becoming Guide editor and then managing editor. Outside of The Hoya, Sheena is co-president of GlobeMed at Georgetown, a student-run non-profit organization focused on grassroots work in developing countries. In the future, she hopes to attend medical school and work toward health care policy and reform. When she's not too busy color-coding Google spreadsheets, Sheena can be found enjoying solo night cheese and teaching others the way of the Sheep.
Board of Directors
Hanaa Khadraoui
Member of the Board
Hanaa Khadraoui is a senior in the College majoring in economics with minors in French and biology. Hanaa started out in The Hoya as an assistant in the opinion section and has since served as a member of the editorial board and senior opinion editor. Hailing from Bergenfield, N.J., Hanaa has spent her past two summers working as a research assistant at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and works part time as a sales associate at Madewell. She likes yoga, almond toffee and Georgetown, even though Jack the Bulldog once attacked her when she was carrying a balloon. She's sure he didn't mean it.
Hunter Main
Member of the Board
Hunter Main is a senior in the College majoring in English and government. After obsessing over minute details as copy chief and handling the paper's day-to-day operation as managing editor, he has enjoyed taking an even more forward-looking view of The Hoya as a member of its board of directors. Hunter hails from Titusville, N.J., but is trying to learn as much as he can about his new home, Washington, D.C. He enjoys drinking coffee, writing about music, movies and politics, wearing sweaters and Twitter.
Zach Singer
Community Member of the Board
Zach Singer is a senior in the School of Foreign Service studying international politics and pursuing a certificate in international business diplomacy. For the past three years, Zach has been actively involved in GUSA, serving as Chief of Staff for Nate and Adam, and representing students on various working committees, including the Healey Family Student Center committee. He is excited to bring his enthusiasm and campus-knowledge to the The Hoya's board of directors. When he is not working at Vital Vittles or enjoying the beauty of Lau, Zach enjoys rooting for Toronto Maple Leafs, listening to far too much House music, and talking about his love of Barcelona.
Laura Wagner
Member of the Board
Laura Wagner is a senior in the College from Hagerstown, Md., majoring in government with minors in journalism and Spanish. She spent the spring semester in Seville, Spain, improving her Spanish, taking siestas and bullfighting. As former senior sports editor, former editorial board member, former columnist, former sports staff writer and one-time news writer, she knows her way around the editorial side of the paper and hopes she can continue to contribute to The Hoya as a member of the board of directors.
Board of Editors
Carolyn Maguire
Executive Editor
Carolyn Maguire is a junior in the College majoring in English, hailing from northern New Jersey. She joined The Hoya's sports section in the fall of her freshman year and has been hooked ever since. Carolyn covered various Georgetown teams before she served as sports editor during her sophomore year. Now, she is eager to bring her sports background to the executive editor position. Although she is a devout Hoya, she will always be a Boston sports fan first. When Carolyn is not in Leavey 421, she is either searching for another necklace to add to her colorful collection, running in Virginia or working a shift at Madewell.
Alexander Brown
Managing Editor
Alexander Brown is from San Francisco, C.A., and is a junior in the College with a major in government and a minor in business administration. After serving as photo editor for the 2013-14 academic year, he fled the country and spent his fall semester in Pune, India, from which he relentlessly bothered his peers on The Hoya with nostalgia for late production nights in Leavey 421. He is beyond excited to assume the role of managing editor upon his return. Aside from his commitment to The Hoya and occasional acknowledgement of homework, he can be found trudging to and from Down Dog Yoga, frequenting Good Stuff and Baked and Wired or DJing the occasional house party. In the office, he is known to break out his camera and snap incredibly unattractive photographs of his peers (always a photographer at heart).
Jess Kelham-Hohler
Online Editor
Jess Kelham-Hohler is a sophomore in the College, likely pursuing a double major in English and government. Originally from London, England, she has become very used to bemused and occasionally horrified facial responses to her accent, as well as being asked many times if she has met the Queen. She joined The Hoya as a writer for The Guide and was Guide editor last semester. Jess also serves on the board of the Brilliantly British Club. In rare moments of free time or the more common moments of procrastination, she can be found watching a Hitchcock movie, listening to Young the Giant or rereading a Cormac McCarthy novel.
Katherine Richardson
Campus News Editor
Katherine Richardson is a sophomore in the College from the beautiful, always sunny Los Angeles. She is tentatively majoring in English with a minor in Spanish, and loves reading books (and articles) in her spare time. Katherine began at The Hoya the fall of her freshman year as a news writer, then moved up to become a campus deputy. She is excited to begin her term as campus news editor this semester! When she is not in Leavey 421, she enjoys curating her Spotify playlists, thinking about sloths and tripping over things.
Kshithij Shrinath
City News Editor
Kshithij Shrinath is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service from Sunnyvale, Calif., majoring in international political economy. Kshithij started out as a writer for the guide in spring 2014 but defected to news halfway through the semester. He's still unsure why he was asked to be deputy after writing all of seven news stories, but he managed to get through all of last semester without anyone asking too many questions. When he's not in the office, Kshithij can be found at the Alexandria prison tutoring inmates for the GED, in the ICC tutoring students on their economics homework or in the streets tutoring people in the pronunciation of his name.
Kara Avanceña
Sports Editor
Kara Avanceña is a sophomore in the College majoring in government and French. She spent the first half of her life in the unbearable humidity of Quezon City, Philippines, before relocating to northern California in 2005. Kara wrote for the sports section last semester and quickly grew fond of Georgetown's sports teams and even shed a tear when the women's cross-country team won its regional meet. Her constant sources of joy include cold, rainy weather, Vampire Weekend, good vegan food, dark-roasted black coffee and Bay Area sports teams.
Hannah Kaufman
Guide Editor
Hannah Kaufman is a sophomore in the College majoring in English and history. She began working for The Hoya as a writer for The Guide and eventually made her way to becoming Guide editor. Born and raised on Long Island, Hannah brings her rare suburban experience to the District. When she's not editing film, album and food reviews, she'll still probably be found watching a sci-fi movie, listening to throwbacks or enjoying the fine cuisine of M Street Chipotle.
Jinwoo Chong
Opinion Editor
Jinwoo Chong is a sophomore in the College majoring in English with minors in economics and studio art. Hailing from the quiet, tender suburb of Princeton, New Jersey, he joined The Hoya in the fall of his freshman year and oversaw the pilot year of Chatter, the online branch of the opinion section. He is also a member of the Georgetown Phantoms a cappella group, with whom he sings a lot of Sara Bareilles. He spends most of his free time in the buffet line at Epi, not wearing sweatpants because they're lazy, and humming Lana Del Rey songs to give the impression that he likes Lana Del Rey.
Daniel Smith
Photography Editor
Daniel Smith is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service studying international politics instead of his true passion, interior design. When not watching "Property Brothers" on HGTV, he fantasizes about playing high school football for a small town in Texas. From Minneapolis, Minn., Smith prefers that you not underestimate the relevance of his home state. He has a beard, but not always.
Shannon Hou
Layout Editor
Shannon Hou is a freshman in the School of Foreign Service, hoping to major in international economics or science, technology and international affairs. She started working on The Hoya in the fall of 2014 as a layout assistant, and previously worked as a news editor in high school. Hailing from Winchester, Mass., Shannon has spent the last two summers interning in the Massachusetts State Senate. In her free time, she enjoys working with children, trying new restaurants and watching way too much television.
Zack Saravay
Copy Chief
Zack Saravay is a sophomore in the College from Berkeley Heights, N.J. He is still undecided about his major, but he is interested in economics and history. Zack started on The Hoya as a copy assistant during the fall of his freshman year and is very excited about the opportunity to be copy chief. When he's not in the office looking for misplaced commas, Zack enjoys going for runs through D.C., playing basketball in Yates and watching "Game of Thrones."
Emily Min
Blog Editor
Emily Min is a junior in the School of Nursing and Health Studies majoring in human science. Having joined the Fourth Edition in the spring of sophomore year, Emily is super excited to be senior editor this coming semester. When she's not blogging, Emily likes to play "Turn Down for What" alone in her apartment, talk about New Jersey and peruse the online Chipotle menu.
Molly Simio
Multimedia Editor
Molly Simio is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service majoring in science, technology and international affairs. After working as The Hoya's campus news editor in the fall, she is excited to expand the newspaper's online presence with multimedia content. In her rare moments of free time, Molly can be found eating bread and trying to emotionally recover from the Jonas Brothers' breakup, which happened in October 2013. Pears are her least favorite fruit.
Publishing Division Directors
Jason Yoffe
Director of Accounting
Jason Yoffe is a junior in the McDonough School of Business majoring in accounting and finance and minoring in theology. Originally from Boston, Mass., he has taken his love of sports to the Hilltop, where he can be found cheering for the Hoyas on campus and at Verizon Center. When not serving as a resident assistant in New South or playing intramural sports, he can be found swimming laps at the pool or shooting hoops with his friends.
Brenna Muldrow
Director of Corporate Development
Brenna Muldrow is a junior in the McDonough School of Business double majoring in management and marketing, and hopefully swinging a minor in English because numbers are her worst enemy. Originally from Fayetteville, N.C., this Southern girl has decided she likes The Hoya and public transportation almost as much as she likes sweet tea and that's enough of a reason to stay in the big city of D.C. Brenna has been a member of The Hoya since her first semester of freshman year and can't imagine being anywhere but with Corporate Development. Whenever she finds a spare hour to herself Brenna is usually out literally getting lost in the city and finding cool places that become her destination.
Genie Douglass
Director of Marketing
Genie Douglass is a sophomore in the McDonough School of Business, majoring in marketing and either management or OPIM. She has been on The Hoya's marketing team since January 2014 and can't wait to begin to expand and innovate the marketing department as director. She has a love for fashion, design, coffee, rom coms and brunch, and if you dare speak against her home state of New Jersey, you will certainly get some of that famous Jersey attitude (you've been warned).
Ellen Zamsky
Director of Human Resources
Ellen Zamsky is a junior in the College studying political economy and French. Though a native of Darien, Conn., she studied abroad this fall in Strasbourg, France, where she cultivated her language skills, pastry-tasting abilities and American patriotism. When not serving as a resource to humanity, Ellen enjoys giving campus tours to prospective Hoyas, running the same route down the National Mall for the zillionth time, and feeding her love for coffee and veggie burgers. She would like to thank Google Drive and Docs for making her job about 30 times easier.
Lena Duffield
Director of Sales
Lena Duffield is a sophomore in the McDonough School of Business majoring in finance and management, and is a fellow in entrepreneurship. Before becoming sales director, Lena was the first national ads manager for The Hoya and joined the sales department in her freshman year as an associate. Originally from Chester Springs, Penn., Lena attended boarding school in Connecticut for four years before coming to Georgetown. Outside of The Hoya, Lena is involved with GUSIF and the GU Real Estate Club. In her spare time, she enjoys figure skating, complaining about Corp coffee and sailing in the summer.
Matthew De Silva
Director of Technology
Born and raised in southern California, Matthew De Silva is a junior in the School of Foreign Service majoring in international economics. He joined The Hoya in fall 2013 as a technology associate. After a semester, he became systems manager and The Hoya's unofficial Grill Master. Aside from plugging in wires and restarting computers for confused staffers, Matt serves as the southern California state chair for the Georgetown Admissions Ambassador Program and works as a receptionist at the SFS Dean's Office. Matt loves playing basketball, applying game theory to his life and listening to classic rock. In his spare time, Matt attends classes.
The Editorial Board
The Editorial Board is composed of three Hoya staffers, two community members and is chaired by the opinion editor. The Editorial Board, which produces The Hoya's editorials, is an autonomous body whose views do not represent the opinions of The Hoya.
Celeste Chisholm
Celeste Chisholm is a senior in the College majoring in Japanese, with a minor in Economics to ensure others that she is still rational. Celeste hails originally from Fairbanks, Alaska, and is a seasoned traveler, after having visited over 40 different states and having lived in 11 of them. Not to pigeonhole herself to one continent, she spent the last semester studying in Tokyo while penning fortnightly op-eds for Chatter. Celeste has also been an active member of GU Pride, initially as Georgetown's first-ever Trans* Representative last year, and now serving as Vice President of Political Affairs. In her moments of avoiding obligation, Celeste often enjoys tree-climbing, chatting up strangers or some combination of the two.
Kit Clemente
Kit Clemente is a sophomore in the School of Foreign Service majoring in international politics. Originally from Connecticut, Kit enjoys exploring the enticing D.C. atmosphere Georgetown offers. After working in the news section, she looks forward to the opportunity to discuss issues surrounding the university with the rest of the editorial board. In her free time, Kit enjoys obsessing over "The West Wing" and "House of Cards," scouring the city for gluten-free products and reliving her hockey glory days.
Johnny Verhovek
Johnny Verhovek is a senior in the College hailing from Seattle, Wash. After transferring from Tulane University last year, he joined The Hoya in the fall, covering mostly city news before moving on to become the paper's beat writer for the 2014 D.C. mayoral race. He is pursuing a degree in government, and his interests include his Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks and binge watching "The Newsroom" and "House of Cards" in his spare time. He is excited to bring the transfer perspective to the editorial board this semester, but only while he isn't wasting his money at Chipotle.


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Subgroup identities as a key to cooperation within large social groups
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Rabinovich, A. and Morton, T. A. (2011), Subgroup identities as a key to cooperation within large social groups. British Journal of Social Psychology, 50: 36–51. doi: 10.1348/014466610X486356
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- Article first published online: 2 MAR 2011
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We experimentally investigated the effect of superordinate (i.e. British) versus subordinate (i.e. English) identity salience on willingness to contribute to a resource shared at the superordinate level (the British coast). Contrary to what would be expected from straightforward application of self-categorization theory, two studies demonstrated that willingness to contribute to this shared resource was higher when subordinate (rather than superordinate) identity was activated. To explain this effect, we suggest that subordinate identities sometimes provide a more meaningful basis for self-definition and, when this is the case, activating subordinate level of identity might lay the foundation for enhanced cooperation within higher-order identities. Indeed, consistent with this argument, Study 2 showed that increased meaningfulness and coherence of the self-concept mediated the effect of subordinate identity salience on contributions to the shared (superordinate) resource. The results are discussed with respect to the role of meaning in determining categorization effects.


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Atlanta Civil Rights activists staged a sit-in inside the lobby of Philips Arena on Wednesday, Sept. 10. .They sang "We Shall Overcome", a song of protest that became a main anthem of the Civil Rights Movement. […]
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i just got permanently banned for trying the buying karma weapons/salvaging?
From: F0reverZero | #114
Also, how does it have a reverse effect? Having a reverse effect means that the cheating will increase because of this... How cold you possibly think that... Have you heard of something called "negative feedback?" this will surely prevent people from exploiting bugs in the future I know it will stop me.
It won't increase, it will just go underground and undetected. Exploits that hurt the economy suck yes? Agreed? They are also hugely popular and are probably fixed in the upcoming patch.
And if you think that bans will stop cheaters, lol indeed.
Half in the Bag
Wait, how cheap were the cultural weapons?
When I saw it yesterday, Tier 1 was like 2,000 ... Now its like 9,000 ...
Double_Dipper posted...
From: F0reverZero | #114Also, how does it have a reverse effect? Having a reverse effect means that the cheating will increase because of this... How cold you possibly think that... Have you heard of something called "negative feedback?" this will surely prevent people from exploiting bugs in the future I know it will stop me.
I never said stop. Please do not speak/type anything on my behalf, ever... I said PREVENT and DETER people from cheating. If you do not think perma bans will significantly reduce cheating, lol indeed.
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LordClyde posted...
Wait, how cheap were the cultural weapons?
they were 21 karma, cheaper then ingredients for soup. People bought 1000's. The perma bans are ONLY on people who exploited in the 100's-1000's
xtacb posted...
mrplanktom posted...
Ah, sorry, I guess I did make that equation a little long and hard to understand. /rolleyes
You're a liar.
You're a dirty exploiter.
"about 10 minutes, derpy" (in your language) = 10+ minutes to the rest of us
You probably did the exploit for hours in all actuality.
I know reading is hard for you, so answering a simple question is even harder, but let me try again:
Did you have fun getting a new copy of the game yet?
From: Djiane | #125
LordClyde posted...Wait, how cheap were the cultural weapons?
Was this only norn Tier 2 weapons? I don't recall human Tier 2 being 21 karma..
Pretty lame that the karma price increased by 300% tho. :/
LordClyde posted...
From: Djiane | #125LordClyde posted...Wait, how cheap were the cultural weapons?
Yes, only the one norn vendor.
mrplanktom posted...
xtacb posted...mrplanktom posted...
Most normal people dont think that about 10 minutes is the same as 10+
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The only way I could see a player not knowing this was a bug, was if it was the first and only time they talked to a Karma vendor.
Any other time, they would had to have known something wasn't right.
As I said before, it one vendor is selling for 1000s, and one is for 21, you'd have to know something was up, there's no excuse.
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The Navy's Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) is envisioned as a vessel able to be reconfigured to meet three different mission areas: mine countermeasures, surface warfare, and antisubmarine warfare. Its design concept consists of two distinct parts--the ship itself (seaframe) and the mission package it carries and deploys. The Navy is procuring the first four ships in two different designs from shipbuilding teams led by Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics, which currently build their designs at Marinette Marine and Austal USA shipyards, respectively. Prior to September 2009, the Navy planned to continue building the class using both ship designs. This strategy changed following unsuccessful contract negotiations that same year for fiscal year 2010 funded seaframes--an outcome attributable to industry proposals priced significantly above Navy expectations. In September 2009, the Navy announced that in an effort to improve affordability, it was revising the LCS program's acquisition strategy and would select one seaframe design before awarding contracts for any additional ships. Following approval of this strategy in January 2010, the Navy issued a new solicitation--intended to lead to a downselect--for fiscal year 2010 seaframes. In support of this strategy, Congress authorized the Navy to procure up to 10 seaframes and 15 LCS ship control and weapon systems. The Navy planned to have a second competition in 2012 and provide five of the ship control and weapon systems to the winning contractor, who would construct up to 5 ships of the same design and install the systems. However, in November 2010, following receipt of new industry proposals for the fiscal year 2010 seaframes, the Navy proposed to change its acquisition strategy back to awarding new construction contracts to both industry teams. In response to broad congressional interest arising from the Navy's proposed LCS acquisition strategy change, our objective was to assess any risks that could affect the Navy's ability to execute the program, using the authority of the Comptroller General to initiate our work.
Successful business cases for shipbuilding programs require balance between the concept selected to satisfy warfighter needs and the resources--technologies, design knowledge, funding, time, and management capacity--needed to transform that concept into a product. Without a sound business case, program execution will be hampered, regardless of the contracting strategy. The LCS, given its stage of maturity and its unique mission, design, and operational concept, still faces design and construction risks. As with the Navy's estimate of savings, most of these risks appear to be inherent to the program, regardless of which acquisition strategy is followed. Navy officials believe that experience to date on the program, coupled with fixed price contracts and a sufficient budget for ship changes, mitigates this risk. However, much work and demonstration remains for LCS, and other shipbuilding programs have had difficulty at this stage. On the other hand, a second ship design and source provided under the dual award strategy could provide the Navy an additional hedge against risk, should one design prove problematic. Mission equipment packages are common to both ships and would pose the same execution risks, apart from integration. Under both the existing downselect strategy and the proposed dual award strategy, the Navy plans to award fixed-price incentive contracts for new seaframes. This type of contract provides for adjusting profit and establishing the final contract price by application of a formula based on the relationship of total final negotiated cost to total target cost. The final price is subject to a price ceiling, negotiated at the outset. Navy officials expressed confidence that their cost estimate supporting the dual award provides details on the costs to operate and support both designs. However, since little actual LCS operating and support data are available to date, the Navy's estimates for these costs are currently based on data from other ships and could change as actual cost data become more available. These estimates are also based on new operational concepts for personnel, training, and maintenance that have not been fully developed, tested, and implemented. For example, the Navy has not yet implemented a comprehensive training plan, and it is possible that the plan could cost more or less than the training costs currently accounted for by the Navy. The Navy's request to double its current 10-ship authorization to 20 ships--at a time when the mine countermeasures, surface warfare, and antisubmarine warfare mission packages continue to face significant developmental challenges--highlights the Navy's risk of investing in a fleet of ships that has not yet demonstrated its promised capability. Absent significant capability within its mission packages, seaframe functionality is largely constrained to self-defense as opposed to mission-related tasks.
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Acquisition Reform:DOD Should Streamline Its Decision-Making Process for Weapon Systems to Reduce InefficienciesGAO-15-192: Published: Feb 24, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 24, 2015.
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Contingency Contracting:Contractor Personnel Tracking System Needs Better Plans and GuidanceGAO-15-250: Published: Feb 18, 2015. Publicly Released: Feb 18, 2015.
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completely. You look at this primary season compared to 4 years ago....night and day. We're getting Paul supporters in key areas of the political system around the country...and we're doing it by convincing and influencing people and they're actually voting in our direction to put people in positions of power in the GOP.
What did you think the country would be turned around overnight? 100 years of terribleness and suddenly "poof", it's all restored? That's not how it works.
"It is not the time to "win friends and influence people". It is the time to stand up and say NO."
You can stand up and say no to the politicians....that's different than trying to get people to join the movement. But going on a talk show and raving and ranting like a loon is not a way to get people to join the movement and continue building the influence we're obtaining. Sorry, but the only thing that is going to do is push people away....and every psychologist in the world would side with me on this one.
I can't tell you how many times i saw video clips of Alex the couple weeks after that show aired where people were using it to say "see, look at these nut job pro-gun guys out there...these are the cooks we're up against."
I'm not against Alex...i think he could really help us out because he's a warehouse of information...I'm just against his delivery.
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I've got a generator and a function that consumes it:
def read():
while something():
yield something_else()
def process():
for item in read():
do stuff
If the generator throws an exception, I want to process that in the consumer function and then continue consuming the iterator until it's exhausted. Note that I don't want to have any exception handling code in the generator.
I thought about something like:
reader = read()
while True:
item = next(reader)
except StopIteration:
except Exception as e:
log error
but this looks rather awkward to me.