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May 31, 2016
Sid Salter has been named Mississippi State University's new director of the Office of University Relations.
In that role, Salter will be MSU's chief spokesman and marketing officer.
Salter, an MSU graduate and longtime Mississippi syndicated columnist, has been journalist-in-residence at the MSU Libraries since March 2011. He begins his new job Oct. 16.
Salter was a John C. Stennis Scholar in Political Science at MSU.
At age 24, he became publisher and editor of the Scott County Times in Forest. He left to become "Perspective" section editor at The Clarion-Ledger in 2001.
Salter was honored in 2004 as MSU's National Alumnus of the Year.
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This is a very important series of posts that affects all of us
Somewhere in DC right now, somebody is making decisions or advocating policies based on false ideas about money, and those decisions and policies will have quantifiably bad outcomes on almost everybody who reads this blog, and will certainly even those insulated from them by circumstance, good behavior, or whatever.
There are a number of arenas in which competing visions of the country are being fought out right now, but of all of them, the real nature of money is perhaps the most important. The Coin is a powerful symbol in this battle, but it's not really about the coin, but about the real nature of money, which the powers that be -- and I know this will surprise you -- are at pains to conceal.
So I encourage you all to read this post and others, and if you don't understand something, beat on Joe until he explains it so you get it. Transmitting new ideas in the face of entrenched ideas supported by people with a lot of money is always hard, but experience shows* that fighting out ideas in blog comment threads is a good way to toughen and adapt them for wider propagation.
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I was doing some sharing and permissions settings changes using the "Apply to enclosed items" a few days ago, and 10.5.8 somehow managed to mess things up to a point that the computer would not boot.
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Novak Djokovic will be hoping do better this year than last when he was dumped out of Wimbledon's second round by Marat Safin. And, while he made the final Sunday in Halle he continued his losing streak in championship matches earning his fourth consecutive defeat this time to Tommy Haas. A mental hurdle much?
For his campaign, the Serb will be continue to showcase duds from the adidas Falcon line but, luckily for us, Nole has dropped the eye-sore blue for red - phew. The collection features the brand's trademark ClimaCool fabrication which pulls heat and sweat away from the body and allows air to circulate close to the skin.
He'll be working the Men's Edge Top (above, $46) paired with the Men's Edge Bermuda Shorts (below, $37)
Here are the new kicks Nole will be wearing during his campaign for his first Wimby Championship: the Genius CC Novak sneakers in white/red/brown ($118).
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Julia and Bill Bishop have been collecting art and antiques for more than 50 years. In the '90s they showed at the semi-annual Round Top Antiques Show in Texas. Stock includes quality antique and vintage porcelain bird and fish plates, crockery, glassware, flower frogs, wall pockets, chalk-ware, old tools, farm items, 19th-century American furniture, mirrors, trays, and tins. Julia is an interior designer with more than 40 year's experience with her own company and is a member of IIDA.


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Reading Roundup: This Week's Top Literary Events
By Allie Pape on October 18, 2011 11:00 AM
Each week, we offer a roundup of the best literary events in the city. All events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. Want to submit an upcoming event for consideration? Go here.
Bill Bryson (At Home: A Short History of Private Life)
Monday, October 24, 7 pm, at Angelico Hall at the Dominican University of California (50 Acacia Ave., San Rafael).


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|City continues to progress on fuel farm facility at airport
|Written by April Peregoy
A bid from Garsite totaling $70,838 to install the new Avgas fuel farm at Holyoke Municipal Airport was accepted by Holyoke City Council members at their regular meeting Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Airport business, including the Garsite bid, dominated the agenda of the city council that night.
A bid from Garsite was also chosen back in August, 2008 to install the Jet A fuel farm at the airport. City Supt. Mark Brown said the Avgas tank and equipment will be nearly identical to the Jet A, and will be connected to the existing credit card machine at the airport.
However, approval of the bid is contingent upon the final acceptance of the state aviation system grant. For 2009, the Colorado Aeronautical Board and the Division of Aeronautics have awarded the City of Holyoke a $100,000 grant for the fuel farm facilities at the airport, with $25,000 to be matched by the city.
As a formality, the council had to pass a resolution Tuesday night that formally requests assistance from the Aeronautical Board in order to receive the funds.
Other airport business included a request from Cornhusker Ag Aviation Service to rent or lease a section of land at the airport. The aerial spraying business is based out of Grant, Neb. and has customers throughout the area.
According to Brown, having a holding facility at the Holyoke airport would allow the business to expand the area it serves by giving them another site to stop and refuel.
Brown thought the business would use the land to put in a 60'x60' launch pad only. He said the business does not intend to store any planes at the Holyoke airport. For the space, Brown added the owner is willing to pay $2,000 per year.
Council members voted to approve the request based on the $2,000 per year offer and under the condition it is given approval by the fuel farm engineer.
In addition, the council voted to allow Brown the authority to adjust airport fuel prices at his discretion.
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Rather than rebuild the city's storage garage that was heavily damaged in high winds on Nov. 6, Holyoke City Council will replace it with a new building to be located just east of the city office buildings.
The decision was made for insurance purposes. CIRSA told the city it will receive a higher bid if the building is relocated, as conditions at the site it is currently at makes it more likely the building could be damaged again. The city is now accepting bids for the construction job.
Other business
In other business, council members:
—approved an airport hangar lease with Bill Larrabee.
—tabled a discussion on whether to send a letter of support for the Colorado resolution approving an augmentation plan and accounting procedures for the Republican River Compact Compliance Pipeline. The council felt it necessary to seek advice from City Attorney Al Wall, who was absent Tuesday night, before approving the letter.
—donated $9,000 to Phillips County Economic Development Corp.
—accepted an annual report from Holyoke Volunteer Fire Dept. It was noted by councilman Orville Tonsing the Dept. is currently short six volunteers of the usual 24 in service.
—approved a travel request for the Police Dept. to attend CIRSA's "Coaching the Emergency Vehicle Driver" training class in Brush.


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Remember all those crafts you made as a child? Macaroni shells
painted gold. Plaster of Paris handprints. These simple object
lessons are a great way to help kids create a beautiful
relationship with God.
Those artistic endeavors became treasure — not because of how
much they cost — but because of what you invested in them —
yourself! Each child's craft was unique because each child's view
of beauty and God's world was unique.
Craft time is more than merely a time-filler. Crafts — when
done well — allow kids to express themselves with hands-on
activity. Crafts can also provide a break for short attention
spans, reinforce a lesson, and serve as a take-home tool to
interact with parents.
The best crafts encourage individual expression. Since
children's ministers understand that, crafts are almost always part
of our Christian education programs. It's a wonder we don't run out
of craft ideas.
If there's ever a time of year that a children's minister can
use great craft ideas, it's now! With vacation Bible school, day
camps, Sunday school, and other summer programs that stretch your
repertoire of crafts, Children's Ministry Magazine knew you'd be
looking for crafts that have the right ingredients:
• low cost,
• low preparation, and
• lots of options for kids to be creative!
That's what you'll find in this special section of summer
crafts. Plus, we've included expert information on how to adapt
crafts for kids with special needs.
What You'll Need: Poster board cut in half,
tape, overhead projector, markers various craft materials, such as
feathers, fabric, paper, beads, yarn, or glitter, and glue.
Kids will love making these fun self-portraits. When kids are
finished, hang the portraits in your hallways for engaging
decorations that parents will rush to see.
Tape a half-sheet of poster board to the wall. Place an overhead
projector across the room from the paper. Have a child stand
between the overhead projector and the paper so that his silhouette
falls perfectly on the paper. Use a marker to trace around the
child's silhouette.
Then write the child's name on the back of the paper and give
the child the silhouette. The child can use craft materials to make
the silhouette a silhouette a sillyette.
What you'll need: one rinsed 1/2-pint milk
carton for each child, potting soil, grass seed, construction
paper, fine-tipped markers, and glue sticks.
Here's a version of the Chia Pet planter! Only it's a Chia
Give each child a ½-pint milk carton. Open the top of the milk
carton so the carton becomes an open cube. Have the children glue
construction paper around the carton to cover the milk logo. Then
help the children draw a Samson face (up to the forehead) on the
construction paper. The top of the carton is the hairline.
Fill each carton with potting soil about ½ inch from the top.
Then sprinkle grass seed on the soil and cover the seed with a thin
layer of soil.
Set the "Samsons" in a sunny windowsill and keep them well
After a few days, each Samson's hair will begin to grow! Once it
gets a few inches long, kids can cut the "hair" and retell the
Bible story.
Wendy Nelson
Hampton, Iowa
What you'll need: potatoes, permanent markers,
knife (adults only), thick liquid temera point, small paintbrushes,
pie tins, and poster board cut in half.
This is a great way for kids to use natural ingredients to
create place mats for others, such as their families, your church,
or a shelter.
Ahead of time, cut the potatoes in half. Draw a simple nature
design on each half, such as a tree or a leaf. Use an X-Acto knife
to carve around the design. The raised area will create the printed
image. This will work better if you have at least one potato stamp
for every two children so they can share.
Lay out the poster board and the potato stamps. Pour the paint
into the pie tins or paper plates. Then have children take turns
with this process:
• Brush paint onto the design area of a potato stamp.
• Press the stamp firmly onto the paper, being careful not to move
or drag it.
• Lift the stamp carefully and repeat the process an inch or two
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May 31, 2016
For 17 years, Sherwood Brown has claimed it was not he but an accomplice who sexually assaulted a 13-year-old girl.
Prosecutors used that evidence to seek a death sentence at Brown's 1995 trial in DeSoto County.
Now the Mississippi Supreme Court has unanimously decided to give Brown his chance to prove his innocence.
The justices gave Brown 30 days to file a motion in DeSoto County Circuit Court and for that court to determine if any biological evidence exists. If the evidence exists, the Supreme Court says the judge will order DNA testing.
Brown was convicted in the 1993 deaths of 82-year-old Betty Boyd and her 49-year-old daughter-in-law, Verline Boyd. He also was convicted in the killing of 13-year-old Evangelo Charmain Boyd, the daughter of Verline and granddaughter of Betty.
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Racing Tech - 20 Tips To Keep You SafeWritten by on March 5, 2012
Let's be honest for a moment--there are a million ways for you to get hurt at the racetrack if you don't use your head. And if you are in a hurry that number can jump up to around two million pretty quickly. Getting hurt is no fun, and missing out on racing because you are hurt is even worse. So we at Circle Track, being the protective mother hens that we are, put together a quick list of 20 ways you can stay a little safer at the track and in your shop. Some of these you might think are pretty obvious, but we bet there's at least a few that you aren't doing now. None require a lot of time or money, so there's no excuse not to add at least a few to your own habits. There, now you can't say nobody's looking out for you.
1. Heat SleevesThere's a reason they call it the "heat of the moment." And that applies to racing when you need to work on something and get it done quickly while everything is still hot. Maybe it's as simple as a loose plug wire. Or it can be making a suspension adjustment and working a little too close to the exhaust. Either way, a race car is an easy place to get a bad burn. Regardless, the work has to get done, so the best option is to use a pair of heat sleeves. Woven from Kevlar or some other flame-proof and heat-resistant fabric, heat sleeves are essentially socks that are worn over the forearms. They can provide good protection in case you bump up against a hot header tube, and that means you can also concentrate on your work and get it done properly instead of worrying about injuring yourself. Heat sleeves normally run around $25 for a pair, are washable so they can last a while and are available from most of the same places you buy your usual safety gear.
2. Solid JackstandsThe usual safety trope is to remind you to always use jackstands whenever you have to climb underneath the car. And that's a good one, but we're going to take it a step further. At the racetrack you may be working in a pit area that is graded dirt or old asphalt. In this situation, it isn't good enough to use a standard set of jackstands. If the ground is soft, one leg of the jackstand can dig into the dirt--or even asphalt--and become unlevel. In the worst case scenario, it leans enough to let the car fall off the jackstand. Instead, use jackstands with a solid bottom. This can be as simple as a piece of sheetmetal you have welded to the bottom of a standard set of jackstands. Or you can buy a set fabricated specifically for dirt racing. The idea is that the solid bottom vastly increases the area of contact between the jackstand and the ground. Stability is improved and your safety is greater when you are underneath the car.
3. Safer SteeringIf your car takes a hard broadside lick against the wall or another car at the right angle, it can bang the wheel which gets transmitted back up the steering shaft and results in a hard, and often unexpected, twist of the steering wheel. This is how more driver's thumbs have been broken than we can count. (We can't count too high, but it's still a lot). The easy solution is to hold the steering wheel so that your thumbs stay on the outside of the wheel instead of wrapping around the inside. But this method of holding the steering wheel can seem unnatural at first and distracting when you are trying to concentrate on what's going on around you. Another answer is to use a solid, dish-type steering wheel. This keeps your thumbs from getting caught in the spokes of the wheel if it twists unexpectedly from contact at the wheels. We've also seen racers rivet or zip-tie a thin piece of lexan to the wheel which achieves the same result.
4. Get Out NowSure, you've gotten into and out of your race car hundreds of times, maybe even thousands. But how often have you had to do it under duress?
It's kind of like the old joke about how fire extinguishers are little more than expensive ballast. Every race car has one but no racer ever uses it. If there is a fire he or she is too busy getting out to think about using the fire control system. And that's a good idea. The question is, how quickly can you get out of your car when the chips are down? Every so often spend a little time practicing getting out of your car all by yourself as quickly as possible. If you need to do it after a wreck, you probably won't have your crew to help you. Start with all your safety equipment on, your belts buckled up tight, and the steering wheel in place. If you are normally plugged into a radio, do that too. Now, work on getting out quickly and safely. Drivers often find they will get their head-and-neck restraint system caught on something when trying to get out too quickly. That's the last thing you want to discover happens to you if for some reason your car is on fire and you are trying to get to safety.


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Metrodome matinee lineup
Gil Meche is back on the mound today for Kansas City in the rubber game at Minnesota. The first pitch is scheduled for 12:10. Today's game will not be televised locally. Please tune in on the Royals Radio Network.
(DeJesus – LF)
(Bloomquist – CF)
(Butler – 1B)
(Jacobs – DH)
(Callaspo – 2B)
(Teahen – RF)
(Buck – C)
(Gordon – 3B)
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Kylie Minogue to headline Hyde Park BBC Proms concert
11:39 28 April 2012
Kylie Minogue is to headline the Proms in the Park concert in Hyde Park in September.
The outdoor event marks the traditional Last Night Of The Proms in the nearby Royal Albert Hall.
Australian pop princess Kylie - who is celebrating her 25th year as a music star - will be accompanied by the BBC Concert Orchestra for her show.
She said: "I'm delighted to be performing at one of the UK's most outstanding nights of the musical calendar, and to sing in front of thousands of people whilst being accompanied by the legendary BBC Concert Orchestra in such a special year is truly a dream come true."
Also taking part in the Hyde Park celebration will be Il Divo and tenor Alfie Boe.


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Welcome to Brunswick, Georgia 1890 City Directory
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SoHo Shopping
by Christina Parrella , 02/05/2013 [Updated 01/05/2016]
(From left) SoHo street vendor photo by Malcolm Brown • Street scene photo by Will Steacy
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SoHo is one of the City's most eclectic shopping enclaves, holding everything from designer boutiques and one-of-a-kind shops to bargain emporiums and kids stores. Bordered by Canal Street to the south, Lafayette Street to the east, Sixth Avenue to the west and Houston Street to the north (the name SoHo comes from the neighborhood's location—south of Houston), the neighborhood tempts shoppers at every corner. Big names like Chanel share streets with small stores, and it's no surprise that many brands have chosen SoHo as their NYC launchpad—Apple and Uniqlo among them.
SoHo's architecture adds to the shopping experience. Cast-iron-fronted buildings, many of which date back to the late 19th century, line the cobblestone streets and are as ornate as they are historic. The area, renowned as a hamlet for creative types, still features many galleries, arts organizations and cultural activities. On weekends, vendors on Prince Street and along West Broadway sell a variety of intriguing items—jewelry, art books, paintings and more. People-watching is one of the neighborhood's greatest pleasures; the area has provided the inspiration for thousands of style blogs and editorial looks. If you're interested in looking magazine ready—or spending the day exercising your credit cards—few other areas in the five boroughs can compete. For more information on the district's shopping attractions, read on.


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LOS ANGELES - Washington State dropped its Pac-12 Conference road opener 78-52 to No. 14/15 UCLA at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles Friday.
Washington State saw its record fall to 5-9, 1-2 in Pac-12 play while UCLA improved to 12-2 overall and 3-0 in conference.
Sophomore guard Tia Presley led WSU with 16 points and freshman guard Lia Galdeira added 11 points and five rebounds. Junior forward Hana Potter grabbed eight boards and freshman guard Taylor Edmondson chipped in with six points.
The hot-shooting Bruins shot 56.3 percent from the floor and scored 31 points off of 19 WSU turnovers. The Cougars were held 34.6 percent from the field including 2-for-12 from behind the three-point line.
The Cougars jumped out to an early 8-2 lead after a pair of buckets from junior forward Brandi Thomas and layups by Romberg and Presley.
UCLA countered with an 8-3 run before both teams traded baskets for the remainder of the half as neither team saw its lead grow past six. Galdeira closed the half with final four points for the Cougars, hitting a runner in the lane before knocking down to at the line to cut the Bruins lead to 35-31 at the break.
Galdeira led Washington State with 10 first-half points while Presley added seven points and two steals. UCLA shot over 53 percent from the floor while holding WSU to 1-for-7 from behind the arc.
Galdeira opened the second half by making a nice no-look entry pass to Noyes on the low block who spun past her defender before finishing with a layup to cut the Bruins lead to two.
UCLA answered with a bucket then went to its full-court press that sparked a 20-3 run and grew its lead to 19 that proved to be too much for the Cougars.
Washington State continues its Los Angeles road trip with a Sunday matchup at USC. Tipoff is slated for 2 p.m.


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Social and Cultural Aviation Collection
Pioneer aviators became household names and their flights catapulted them into fame and celebrity. The objects of popular culture in the National Collection display everything from ashtrays to wristwatches that reflect the public fascination with aviation and the powerful commercial response to feats of the air.
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Performing Theatre and Dance Groups
Allen Bales Theatre (A. B. Theatre).
The Allen Bales Theatre series is the laboratory for the College of Arts and Sciences theatre program, and most productions are directed by graduate students in directing as part of their degree program requirements. Casting is open to the University community, and everyone is invited to audition. Auditions are usually held the first few days of classes each semester. For further information about the A. B. Theatre series, call (205) 348-5283.
Alabama Repertory Dance Theatre (ARDT).
ARDT is the pre-professional on-campus and touring company designed to prepare and enrich dance students for the diverse demands of a professional career. Auditions for ARDT occur early in the fall semester. For more information, call (205) 348-5283.
Dance Alabama!
Presenting two full concerts each year, Dance Alabama! is the student dance company whose members are selected in open auditions in both the fall and spring semesters. For more information, call (205) 348-5283.
University Theatre.
The University Theatre in the College of Arts and Sciences provides students and other members of the University community opportunities to work with theatre and dance faculty in productions at the Marian Gallaway Theatre. Presenting four theatre and two dance productions annually, the University Theatre permits interested people to work in many capacities, both on stage and off. There is a wide range of available dramatic experiences, from the classics to the contemporary. There are also regular world premieres of new plays, part of the College's new playwrights program. Casting is open to the University community, and everyone is invited to audition. Auditions are usually held during the first week of classes each semester. For further information about the University Theatre, call (205) 348-5283.


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Phoenix, AZ (Sports Network) - Shannon Brown scored 22 points and Jared Dudley
added 20 as the Phoenix Suns downed the Sacramento Kings, 101-90, at US
Airways Center.
Marcin Gortat had 14 points and 13 rebounds and Luis Scola had 14 points, 10
assists and six rebounds for the Suns, who have won three straight for the
first time all season.
Jimmer Fredette poured in a career-high 22 points and Aaron Brooks dropped in
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Oklahoma City, OK (Sports Network) - Kevin Durant had 21 points, six rebounds
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July 2015
Video: Bard Prison Initiative Celebrates 13th Commencement
The Bard Prison Initiative (BPI) celebrated its 13th commencement at Taconic Correctional Facility, a medium-security prison for women in Bedford Hills, New York, on Tuesday, June 2. The class of 2015 was BPI's second class of women. "Most importantly, we see each other as students and as people with possibility and a future. And it is a future in a world that needs what we have to contribute," said 2015 graduate Patricia. Begun as a pilot program with 15 students, BPI has since awarded almost 350 degrees to students enrolled through the Initiative.
June 2015
Bard Vocal Arts Alumna Clarissa Lyons Joins Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Development Program
Soprano Clarissa Lyons '11, alumna of the Bard College Conservatory of Music Graduate Vocal Arts Program (VAP), has been invited to join the Metropolitan Opera Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, capping an exciting year in which she was named the Grand Prize Winner at Florida Grand Opera's Young Patronesses of the Opera Competition and the Glenn & Ginger Flournay Award Winner at Shreveport Opera's Mary Jacobs Smith Singer of the Year Competition. In January, Lyons participated in The Song Continues series at Carnegie Hall, where she performed in a master class led by Warren Jones. She will return to Carnegie Hall in January 2016 to present a Spotlight Recital in Weill Hall as part of The Song Continues series alongside tenor Miles Mykkanen and pianist Ken Noda.
New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation Grant Funds Green Parking Lot at Bard College
In an effort to improve and protect regional water quality, Bard College recently completed work on a green parking lot with a new stormwater management system. Funded by a $732,738 grant from New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation's (EFC) Green Innovation Grant Program (GIGP), the Bard Regional Green Infrastructure Demonstration Project retrofits a heavily used parking lot near Olin Hall by using green infrastructure practices to mimic a natural ecosystem. Bioretention areas, a constructed wetland and permeable pavement were installed at the site to capture, treat, and infiltrate stormwater before it enters local waterways or the existing stormwater drainage system. Runoff from the existing lot at the main instructional building on campus currently enters a small tributary of the Saw Kill Creek, which supplies the drinking water for the College before flowing into the Hudson River.
Bard Professor Julia Rosenbaum Named Senior Fellow at the Smithsonian Institution
Julia Rosenbaum, associate professor of art history and faculty of the American Studies Program, has been named a senior fellow at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., for the 2015-2016 academic year. The yearlong research fellowship will support Rosenbaum's new project, "Curated Bodies: The Display of Science and Citizenry in Post-Civil War America," which examines art, science, and representations of the body from the Civil War to World War II. Rosenbaum will be affiliated with the Smithsonian American Art Museum during her fellowship tenure.
Oklahoma! Is Reimagined at Bard College's SummerScape Festival, Opening June 25
Director Daniel Fish's "stripped-down, intimate" Oklahoma! is a new take on the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. (New York Times) Starring Damon Daunno, Amber Gray, and two-time Tony nominee Mary Testa, Bard's production features new musical arrangements for a six-piece Americana band by Henry Hewes Award-winner Daniel Kluger, and new choreography by Jacob's Pillow Dance Award-winner John Heginbotham. This intimate, revelatory production brings audience and artists together in the round, sharing food and telling the story of a young nation forming its identity. Oklahoma! will be mounted in 25 performances between June 25 and July 19 in the LUMA Theater of the Frank Gehry-designed Fisher Center.
Bard College, Baltimore Schools Put Students on Fast-Track to College
Bard has partnered with the City of Baltimore to launch the newest Bard High School Early College this fall.
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Bard Alumna Catherine Belin '04 Wins 2015 Fulbright Distinguished Award in Teaching
Bard Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) alum Catherine Belin '04, who teaches at Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School in Bronx, New York, has been awarded a Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching grant to Botswana by the U. S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. Belin is one of 48 United States citizens who will travel abroad through the Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program in 2015–16. Recipients of Fulbright grants are selected on the basis of academic and professional achievement, as well as demonstrated leadership potential.
Pam Tanowitz Dance Makes Bard SummerScape Debut with a Triple Bill Featuring Live Music by FLUX Quartet
Bard SummerScape 2015 presents the Fisher Center debut of New York's Pam Tanowitz Dance on June 27 and 28, showcasing the choreography of Bessie Award-winner Pam Tanowitz. A triple bill, the program features the world premiere of Tanowitz's Untitled (solo for Ashley Tuttle), set to music by Mexico's Carlos Chávez—subject of the 2015 Bard Music Festival—and danced by former American Ballet Theatre principal Ashley Tuttle. Bookending the new work are two of Tanowitz's most recent ensemble pieces, Broken Story (wherein there is no ecstasy) and Heaven on One's Head, named "Among 2014's Best" by the New York Times, with live music from FLUX Quartet.
Songbirds Find Success Nesting in Introduced Shrubs, According to Study by Bard Professor and Student
A study led by Lydia Meyer '14 and Bard biology professor Bruce Robertson finds that nesting in non-native shrubs does not negatively impact the nesting success of veery thrushes. When birds or other animals make choices that are harmful for themselves—by reducing their lifespan or reproductive success, for example—this is known as an "evolutionary trap." While there is concern that birds that prefer to build their nests in non-native plant species will have less successful nests and risk falling into such a trap, the new study—published in The Condor: Ornithological Advances—found that not to be the case for veery thrushes (Catharus fuscescens) who preferred to nest in invasive shrubs in the forests of New York. Their nesting success was not adversely affected at all.
CCS Bard Library Grows, Artfully
The Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College (CCS Bard) is pleased to announce a major expansion of its facilities. The $3 million expansion has been designed by New York-based architects, HWKN (Hollwich Kushner), and includes a complete interior re-build and expansion of the CCS Bard Library and Archives, in addition to doubling the number of teaching spaces and classrooms in the building. The expansion also includes a new 3,600 square foot Archives, Special Collections, Visible Storage, and Collection Teaching area designed by artist Liam Gillick, which will include a large wall drawing in colored ink wash by Sol LeWitt, Wall drawing #475, Double asymmetrical pyramids (1986), and two new wall vinyl acquisitions by Louise Lawler, all from the permanent collection. (New York Times)
Bard College Presents Photographs by Carolyn Marks Blackwood on Exhibit During SummerScape 2015
Bard College presents Adrift: Photographs by Carolyn Marks Blackwood in the Weis Atrium of the Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts LUMA Theater from June 21 to August 17. The exhibition is open daily from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m and is free of charge. Rhinecliff-based photographer Carolyn Marks Blackwood's Hudson River photographs reframe segments of air, ice, and water into vivid color fields, geometric abstractions, and flattened motifs. By removing perspective and context, her unmodified images seize ephemeral moments within everyday occurrences and heighten them into foreign, unfamiliar pictures. Fourteen of these large-scale images are presented in the Frank Gehry-designed Fisher Center as part of Bard SummerScape 2015.
Bard's La Voz Magazine Honored at Ippies
On June 11, Bard College's La Voz magazine was awarded the second place prize for Best Small Circulation Publication at the 2015 Ippies award ceremony. The Ippies are the only journalism awards in New York City to honor reporting in English and in languages other than English by the ethnic and community press. La Voz, cofounded by Mariel Fiori '05 and Emily Schmall '05 in 2004 as a Trustee Leader Scholar (TLS) project, serves the Latino community of the Hudson Valley with a free Spanish-language magazine.
Shuddhabrata Sengupta Named Recipient of the 2015-2016 Keith Haring Fellowship in Art and Activism at Bard College
The Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College and the Human Rights Project at Bard College announce that Shuddhabrata Sengupta, an artist, curator, and writer based in Delhi, has been selected as the second winner of the Keith Haring Fellowship in Art and Activism. Made possible through a five year-grant from the Keith Haring Foundation, the Haring Fellowship is an annual award for a scholar, activist, or artist to teach and conduct research at CCS Bard and the Human Rights Project. Sengupta's one-year appointment will begin in September 2015. He succeeds the Dutch artist Jeanne van Heeswijk, who has held the Fellowship during its inaugural year.
Aston Magna Concert Series: A Musical Feast for Satyrs, Nymphs and Other Beasts
The vibrant music of Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Bach, Marais, along with a Baroque dance performance, headline Aston Magna Festival's 2015 season, "A Musical Feast," June 18 - July 18. The longest running summer festival of early music brings virtuoso guest artists on stage with the Aston Magna ensemble, playing on period instruments, on four Friday evenings at 8 p.m. at Bard College's Olin Auditorium. Aston Magna Artistic Director Daniel Stepner, Baroque violin, leads each event and delivers a pre-concert talk one hour before each performance.
Bard Prison Initiative Held Its 13th Commencement at the Taconic Correctional Facility
The Bard Prison Initiative (BPI) celebrated its 13th commencement at Taconic Correctional Facility, a medium-security prison for women in Bedford Hills, New York, on Tuesday, June 2. The commencement, the first held at Taconic, was a particularly important accomplishment for the graduates given that three years ago BPI's program for incarcerated women, then located at Bayview Correctional Facility in New York City, was in jeopardy following the prison's evacuation during Hurricane Sandy and its subsequent closure. BPI was able to turn this crisis into an opportunity to launch an expanded, thriving program for women at Taconic. Robert Fullilove, associate dean of community and minority affairs and professor of sociomedical sciences at the Columbia University Medical Center, delivered the commencement address. Begun as a pilot program with 15 students, BPI has since awarded almost 350 degrees to students enrolled through the Initiative.
Hudson Valley Chamber Music Circle Announces 65th Concert Season for June 2015
The Hudson Valley Chamber Music Circle (HVCMC) series at Bard College presents three chamber music concerts in June. The Saturday evening concerts, presented by the Bard Center, begin at 7 p.m. in Olin Hall. The first concert, on June 13, features Jinjoo Cho on violin and HyunSoo Kim on piano. The second concert, June 20 has the group Les Amies, consisting of Carol Wincenc, flute; Cynthia Phelps, viola; and Nancy Allen, harp. The last concert, June 27, presents The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio: Joseph Kalichstein, piano; Jaime Laredo, violin; and Sharon Robinson, cello. A subscription to the three-concert series is $70. Individual tickets are $30; for students, $5. For ticket information, call 845-339-7907 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
May 2015
Bard College Hosts Six-Week Academic Exchange Program on Foreign Policy with U.S. State Department This Summer
Bard College is hosting a multinational group of 18 university-level scholars and educators on a six-week academic exchange program from June 13 to July 26. Titled "Grand Strategy in Context: Institutions, People, and the Making of U.S. Foreign Policy," this Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSIs) is designed to foster a better understanding in overseas academic institutions of how U.S. foreign policy is formulated, implemented, and taught. The goal of the program is to provide participants with a grounding in U.S. foreign policy in all its complexity, to help them develop effective syllabi and curricula, and to provide them with teaching tools to help them in the classroom. Sponsored by Bard's Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) and the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, the program features an academic residency at Bard's campus in Annandale-on-Hudson and a week in Manhattan with the Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program. The Institute also features integrated educational study tours to Hyde Park, West Point, Albany, Baltimore, and nine days in Washington, D.C.
Video: Bard College Holds 155th Commencement on May 23, Sherrilyn Ifill Delivers the Commencement Address
Bard College held its one hundred fifty-fifth commencement on Saturday, May 23, 2015. At the commencement ceremony, Bard President Leon Botstein conferred 420 undergraduate degrees on the Class of 2015 and 148 graduate degrees, including master of fine arts; doctor and master of philosophy and master of arts in decorative arts, design history, and material culture; master of business administration in sustainability; master of arts in teaching; master of arts in curatorial studies; master of science in environmental policy and in climate science and policy; and master of music in vocal arts and in conducting. The commencement address was given by Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. Ifill received an honorary doctorate of laws. Honorary degrees were also awarded to dancer and choreographer Arthur Aviles '87, neurobiologist Cori Bargmann, historian Anthony Grafton, and artist Kiki Smith.
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Bard Students Premiere an Online Exhibition at Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site
Three Bard College students will premiere an online exhibition, Eleanor Roosevelt: "We Make Our Own History," sponsored by the Eleanor Roosevelt–Val-Kill Partnership and Bard's Center for Civic Engagement. This exhibition is generated by a course taught by Cynthia Koch, who is public historian in residence at Bard. Based on research conducted at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum, each student prepared an individual exhibit that contributes to the overall exhibition. The student exhibits include archival, print, and digital online resources, and during the premiere, each student will conduct a virtual curator's tour of her or his exhibit. The exhibition will open on Friday, May 8, at 4 p.m. at the Val-Kill Playhouse, the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site in Hyde Park, New York. Refreshments will be served. The event is free and open to the public.
Bard SummerScape 2015 Presents a New Way to Experience Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma!
The Bard SummerScape festival presents an entirely new way to experience Oklahoma!, Rodgers and Hammerstein's quintessential celebration of the American frontier. The production, directed by Daniel Fish, stars Damon Daunno, Amber Gray, and two-time Tony nominee Mary Testa, with new musical arrangements for a six-piece Americana band by Henry Hewes Award-winner Daniel Kluger. It also features new choreography by Jacob's Pillow Dance Award-winner John Heginbotham. This intimate production brings audience and artists together in the round, sharing food and telling the story of a young nation forming its identity. Fish is exploring the timeless qualities of Rodgers and Hammerstein's first collaboration by re-setting it in a community hall that could well be from our own era. Oklahoma! will be mounted in 25 performances between June 25 and July 19 in the LUMA Theater of the Frank Gehry-designed Fisher Center.
April 2015
The Fisher Center and Catskill Jazz Factory Present Billie Holiday Centenary Tribute
The Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts and the Catskill Jazz Factory present the Aaron Diehl Trio featuring Grammy-nominated vocalist, Cécile McLorin Salvant, in a centenary tribute to jazz legend Billie Holiday on Friday, May 8 at 8 p.m. in the acoustically superb Sosnoff Theater. Billie Holiday is considered to be one of the greatest jazz vocalists of all time. Salvant will perform some of Holiday's most beloved repertoire including her renditions of "Jeepers Creepers," "You Go to My Head," and "Lover Man." The members of the Aaron Diehl Trio are Aaron Diehl, piano; Paul Sikivie, bass; and Lawrence Leathers, drums. The Catskill Jazz Factory is a non-profit program founded in 2012. It offers in-school workshops and concerts, artist residencies, and world-class performances throughout the Hudson Valley.
Bard SummerScape Presents America's First Fully Staged Production of Ethel Smyth's Opera, The Wreckers
Bard College's SummerScape Festival presents Ethel Smyth's The Wreckers for five performances from July 24 through August 2, at the Fisher Center for Performing Arts at Bard College. This marks the first fully staged production of the opera in the Unites States and underscores the history that the SummerScape festival has in successfully staging neglected operas. Ethel Smyth, recognized as one of the greatest female composers of the 19th and 20th centuries who counted Tchaikovsky and Debussy among her admirers. The opera will be directed by European Opera Prize-winner Thaddeus Strassberger, who has made previous appearances at SummerScape. The performance will feature the American Symphony Orchestra, directed by Leon Botstein.
The Hannah Arendt Center Presents, "Translating the Holocaust: H.G. Adler as Writer and Scholar", May 4
Translating the Holocaust: H.G. Adler As Writer and Scholar," is happening on Monday, May 4, 2015 at 4 p.m. in Bard Hall, Bard College Campus. The event offers a unique opportunity to examine the scholarly and artistic endeavors of a thinker who is just becoming known in English. Adler was among the earliest scholars to write extensively on the Shoah and was a pioneer of Holocaust Studies. Jeremy Adler, the author's son and professor of German at Kings College London, will present the keynote address. Bill T. Jones, award winning choreographer and dancer, will give remarks. The editor and translators of some of Adler's work will speak. Also featured is a live performance of Viktor Ullmann's song settings of Adler's poetry. The event is sponsored by The Hannah Arendt Center, The Bard Translation Initiative, Jewish Studies, German Studies, and Human Rights Project.
Bard College to Honor Deborah Borda, President and CEO of LA Philharmonic Association, with Kellogg Award
Bard College will honor Deborah Borda, president and chief executive officer, of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association, with the Charles Flint Kellogg Award in Arts and Letters. As president and CEO of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Deborah Borda manages the largest symphonic organization in the United States. Her tenure at the LA Phil has been marked by a series of artistic and educational initiatives that have garnered worldwide acclaim and become models within the orchestral music industry. Borda will be presented with the award at the Noche de gala for the Bard Music Festival, which this year celebrates the music of Carlos Chávez. The gala event is on Wednesday, April 29 at Dos Caminos Park Avenue, in New York City. Cocktails begin at 6:30 pm and dinner is at 7:30 pm. For more information, call 845-758-7414 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bard College Awarded $375,000 by the Dyson Foundation to Support Scholarships For Mid-Hudson Valley Students
Bard College has been awarded a $375,000 grant from the Dyson Foundation to support scholarships for students from the Mid-Hudson Valley. Bard currently provides more than $1.8 million in financial support to more than 59 Mid-Hudson Valley students. With the increased commitment from the Dyson Foundation, Bard College will continue to recruit and retain bright, capable, and talented students from the region who may not otherwise be able to afford to attend the College. The College currently offers financial aid to approximately 68 percent of students and awarded over $40 million in undergraduate financial aid this past year. The Dyson Foundation, established in 1957, is a private, family-directed, grant-making foundation led by Robert R. Dyson. The foundation is a longstanding supporter of Bard College's undergraduate students.
Bard College Receives $40,000 NEH Grant to Support The Milošević Trial Public Archive
The Human Rights Project at Bard College has been awarded a $40,000 planning grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Milošević Trial Public Archive is a project being developed in collaboration with the Internet Archive to provide fully searchable streaming and downloadable video of the trial of former Serbian President Slobodan Milošević at the United Nation's war crimes court in The Hague, Netherlands. The grant will allow the project planners to lay the necessary theoretical and technological groundwork to carry out the project in full. An existing archive of more than 1,800 hours of testimony and procedure constitutes a vital repository for what is arguably the most significant trial in the jurisprudence of war crimes to date. The planned archive will feature search capabilities that are unprecedented, and will be of significant value to scholars, researchers, and specialists, across a broad range of fields. The Human Rights Project, founded in 1999, is an exploratory research and action initiative at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York.
Bard Students Participate in Conference at Naval Academy
Bard College students Sana Mustafa and Graham Clark participated this week in the prestigious Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference, held at the academy in Annapolis, Maryland. Established in 1961, the conference brings together more than 150 undergraduate students from the United States and over a dozen foreign countries every year for three days of critical discussions, lectures, informal exchanges, and social events.
The Hearst Foundations Award Bard College $100,000 in Support of Bard High School Early College Programs
The Hearst Foundations have made this grant to Bard College to help fund the Bard High School Early Colleges' (BHSEC) academic support services, which work to assist public school students to reach college. The grant will support one-on-one tutoring for academic support across the curriculum, peer tutors in writing and other subject areas, and the extensive college transfer advising program that students begin during their first year of the BHSEC college program. Bard opened its first early college campus, BHSEC Manhattan, in 2001 in partnership with the New York City Department of Education. At BHSEC schools, students complete their high school requirements and earn 60 college credits in the four years typically assigned to high school. The Hearst Foundations are national philanthropic resources for organizations working in the fields of culture, education, health, and social services.
Mid-Hudson Heritage Center to Celebrate Bard College's Renowned Literary Magazine Conjunctions with Reading on April 18
On Saturday, April 18, at 2 p.m., the Mid-Hudson Heritage Center at 317 Main Street will celebrate Bard College's innovative literary journal Conjunctions with a special reading. Greg Hrbek (Destroy All Monsters), Michael Ives (The External Combustion Machine), Paul La Farge (Luminous Airplanes), and Christina Mengert (As We Are Sung) will read from their work published in Conjunctions' biannual print journal and in the weekly online magazine. Conjunctions is an internationally distributed journal of fiction, poetry, and narrative nonfiction published by Bard College and edited by Bard Center Fellow and Professor of Literature Bradford Morrow. This event is free and open to the public. No tickets are required, but seating is first come, first served. For more information, contact us at email@example.com.
Theater Artist Aaron Landsman Performs a Public Dialogue at the Fisher Center April 18
How can we make a place to live that reflects our values? Theater artist Aaron Landsman invites us to reimagine urban life in a performed public meeting. This conversation (with local community organizers and planners) will lay the foundation for his next work, Perfect City.
Mildred Ruiz-Sapp '92 and Steven Sapp '89 Win Prestigious Doris Duke Artist Awards
Bard alumni Mildred Ruiz-Sapp '92 and Steven Sapp '89 each received the 2015 Doris Duke Artist Award in theatre. Mildred Ruiz-Sapp is an actress, poet, vocalist, and playwright; husband Steven Sapp is an actor, poet, director and playwright. Together, the two co-founded UNIVERSES in The Bronx, NY in 1995. UNIVERSES is an award winning poetic musical theater ensemble that has toured extensively nationally and abroad. The Doris Duke Artist Award, provided by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, is given to artists who have received national recognition for their work. The award provides grantees $275,000 and access to resources for audience development and creative exploration.
Bard College Experimental Humanities to Hold an Unconference April 18
The Experimental Humanities concentration will hold a one-day series of workshops and discussions in the style of THAT Camp (The Humanities and Technology Camp) in the Reem-Kayden Center on Saturday April 18th. The unconference format is informal and participatory, and includes both hands-on workshops with digital tools and opportunities for discussion about pedagogy and research. Digital Humanities pioneer Mark Sample will lead a hands-on workshop, Literary Deformance as Digital Pedagogy, and deliver the Spring 2015 Mellon Experimental Humanities Lecture, "Warning: Infected inside, do not enter: Zombies, the Liberal Arts, and the Digital Age." No prior experience or outside preparation required, but reservation is necessary: http://goo.gl/forms/39lZsFvmd5
National Book Award Finalist Rabih Alameddine to Give Reading on April 12
Celebrated author Rabih Alameddine will read from his work, An Unnecessary Woman, a finalist for the 2014 National Book Award. Alameddine is also the author of the story collection The Perv, and the novels Koolaids; I, the Divine; and The Hakawati. Alameddine divides his time between San Francisco and Beirut and was a 2002 Guggenheim Fellow. The reading, presented by the Written Arts and Middle Eastern Studies Programs and by the Difference and Media Project, takes place at 1 p.m. in Weis Cinema in the Bertelsmann Campus Center. The reading will be followed by a Q&A and book signing. It is free and open to the public; no tickets or reservations required.
Bard College to Host Asia/Environment Student Research Conference
On Thursday, April 16 through Friday, April 17, Bard College, with support from the Henry Luce Foundation, will host the Asia/Environment Student Research Conference on campus in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY. The conference is the first of an annual series, and is sponsored by the Bard Center for Environmental Policy. The focus of the conference will be on the challenges of sustainable development and the impact of rapid economic growth in Asia on local and global environmental issues. The conference seeks to highlight research by undergraduate, masters, and PhD students. For more information e-mail Eban Goodstien, email@example.com.
The 24th Annual Minsky Conference to Take Place on April 15 in Washington, D.C.
Organized by the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College with support from the Ford Foundation, the 2015 Minsky Conference will take place at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. on April 15-16. The conference will address, among other issues, the design, flaws, and current status of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, including implementation of the operating procedures necessary to curtail systemic risk and prevent future crises; the insistence on fiscal austerity exemplified by the recent pronouncements of the new Congress; the sustainability of the US economic recovery; and strategies for promoting an inclusive economy and a more equitable income distribution. Registration is required.
Bard College Hosts Programs About the Past and Future of the Labor Movement on April 14 and 20
On April 14, The FDR Presidential Library and Museum will host "The Labor Movement and the New Deal—A Legacy Reborn?" a panel discussion and conversation sponsored by the Bard Center for Civic Engagement and the Roosevelt Institute, in association with the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College. On Monday, April 20, "Bard Labor Workshop: The State of Labor, New Models of Organizing, and the Future of Work," a daylong workshop cosponsored by the Levy Institute and SEIU 775, will address three primary themes: the state of the American labor movement, the future of work, and new models of organizing and worker power. An expert panel will focus on each topic, followed by a Q&A session. The workshop is free and open to the public. For registration information, visit www.levyinstitute.org.
Bard College Student Yasemin Akturk Wins Fulbright Teaching Assistantship
Senior Yasemin Akturk of Brooklyn, New York has won a prestigious Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Turkey, where she will teach English to university students for nine months. Akturk, a double major in human rights and photography, aims to help others learn English to gain access to opportunities in English speaking countries while improving her own Turkish and gaining teaching experience. The Fulbright ETA Program places U.S. students as English teaching assistants in overseas schools, and provides students with a monthly stipend. The Fulbright Program is sponsored by the U.S. government and designed to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and other countries.
Bard Students Win 2015 Davis Projects for Peace Awards
Two Bard College students have won the Davis Projects for Peace Awards. Zoe Kasperzyk from Seattle, Washington and Julia Vunderink from Austin, Texas have won a Davis grant for their project, "Breaking Barriers: Health Services to Rural Indigenous Communities," which will facilitate collaboration between urban health clinics and rural indigenous communities in Oaxaca, Mexico. In collaboration with Fundación En Vía, their project will offer basic health classes to local women. The prize provides $10,000 in funding.
Bard College and West Point Present "Intolerance—Political Animals and Their Prey"
Bard College and the United States Military Academy at West Point present a conference entitled "Intolerance—Political Animals and Their Prey," beginning on Wednesday, April 8 and continuing through Friday, April 10. The conference takes place in Olin Auditorium on the Bard College campus and is presented by Bruce Chilton, Bernard Iddings Bell Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Bard College, and Robert Tully, professor of philosophy at West Point. The programs are free and open to the public and no reservations are required.
Bard College Berlin Presents "Can We Have Some Privacy?" Conference May 7–8
In cooperation with Bard College Berlin, Institute for Cultural Inquiry Berlin, the Hannah Arendt Center at Bard College, and the Bard College Center for Civic Engagement, this conference will discuss privacy as a place and a possession as well as an abstract right, and the role it plays in a world in which technology permeates all aspects of life, from the everyday to the intimate. This two-day event will examine not only the legal arrangements affecting privacy but privacy as a philosophical concept and a cultural tenet.
Ian Bickford SR '95 Returns to Simon's Rock to Launch the Bard Academy
Ian Bickford has immersed himself in Bard's early colleges. He began as a student at Bard College at Simon's Rock in Massachusetts, and then served as a faculty member at Simon's Rock before joining the faculty at Bard High School Early College–Queens. Now he has returned to his alma mater to launch the new Bard Academy at Simon's Rock: a 9th and 10th grade boarding and day college-preparatory program that will open its doors this fall.
MacArthur Fellow Jay Cantor to Give Reading at Bard College on Monday, April 20
On Monday, April 20, Jay Cantor, winner of a 1989 MacArthur Fellowship, will read from his new book, Forgiving the Angel: Four Stories for Franz Kafka, at Bard College. In its review of the book, the New York Times writes, "Forgiving the Angel links disparate time, places and characters in an ingeniously unified and admirably purposeful fiction. [In its] formal circularity, ethical ambiguity and scrupulous undecidability, Cantor's fiction is a worthy homage to Kafka. It is also an original work that pulls our mind through the kind of biographical and historical contraption that Kafka would probably never have put together, would probably not, as a Jew in Czechoslovakia, have survived to put together."
The Hannah Arendt Center Presents "Property and Freedom" Conference April 6
The Hannah Arendt Center in cooperation with the Center for Civic Engagement host a one-day conference on experiments in South Africa that attempt to combat poverty by integrating the poor into the formal economy by granting title to assets such as land and housing. This event is co-directed with the Honorable Wilmot James. The keynote speaker is Paul Collier, Professor of Economics and Public Policy in the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford. The conference takes place in the Bertelsmann Campus Center, Weis Cinema. It is free and open to the public and registration is not required.
Hewlett Foundation Awards $400,000 Grant to Levy Economics Institute's Gender Equality and the Economy Program
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has awarded a $400,000 grant to Bard College for the Levy Economics Institute's Gender Equality and the Economy (GEE) program to support its ongoing work to construct a broader and more accurate measure of poverty. Specifically, the grant will support a Levy project to study gender patterns in paid and unpaid work in Ghana and Tanzania in order to better reveal "hidden" deprivations that arise due to time constraints, with the goal of informing more effective, gender-responsive poverty-reduction policies in those countries.
March 2015
Bard College Senior Annie Trowbridge Wins Prestigious Watson Travel Fellowship
Bard College senior Annie Trowbridge, from Peterborough, New Hampshire, has been awarded the prestigious Thomas J. Watson Foundation 2015–16 Fellowship, which provides for a year of exploration outside the United States. Each Watson Fellow receives a grant of $30,000 for 12 months of travel and independent study. Trowbridge has won for her proposal "Wool: A Tactile Tradition of Meaning and Ritual." She will spend the 2015–16 academic year traveling through Iceland, Scotland, Peru, Chile, Nepal, and Laos studying wool working.
Bard Music Festival Turns to Latin America with In-Depth Survey of Carlos Chávez
The Bard Music Festival breaks new ground this August, turning for the first time to Latin America with a two-week, in-depth exploration of "Carlos Chávez and His World." In eleven themed concert programs, complemented by pre-concert lectures, panel discussions, special events, and expert commentary, Bard examines Carlos Chávez (1899–1978), the central figure in 20th-century Mexican music. Weekend One considers his achievement in helping create The Musical Voice of Mexico (August 7–9), and Weekend Two offers an immersion in Mexico, Latin America, and Modernism (August 14–16).
Faculty Dance Concert with Renowned Guest Choreographer Zvi Gotheiner, April 10–12
The 2015 Faculty Dance Concert features choreography and performance by Bard Dance Faculty with special guest choreographer Zvi Gotheiner. Gotheiner, Artistic Director of ZviDance, a New York City-based contemporary dance company, will stage excerpts from his 1991 seminal work, "Chairs," for 10 students from the Bard Dance Program. An athletic and lyrical dance set to a diverse soundscape of music from movie soundtracks to Sergei Rachmaninoff, "Chairs" has been called "flawless," "visually stunning," and "beautifully shaped." The solos, duets, and group work reveal the full spectrum of human emotion in a fierce and haunting piece that explores the relationship of individuals to each other and their environments.
Benefits for Plants in Dense Communities May Outweigh Disadvantages, According to Study by Professor Alexandra Wright
Organisms living close to each other compete for a limited set of resources: this extends from plant communities to human communities. Densely packed cities, like New York, can house many more people, but the space available for each person is limited. Competition for space is intense. Past research has shown that the same is true of plants—densely packed communities of plants usually compete with each other for resources such as space, water, and nutrients. However, a new study led by Bard College biology professor Alexandra Wright and published today in the Journal of Ecology suggests that these competitive disadvantages may be outweighed by benefits gained during severe weather conditions such as droughts and heat waves.
Bard College Baseball Team Celebrates First Wins at the New Honey Field
Last year, as he watched the construction of Honey Field, Bard's $2.2 million baseball facility, sophomore Adam Carafotes stated, "I'm going to the hit the first home run here." On Wednesday, March 25, he did exactly that, leading the baseball team to a sweep of Elmira College, 17-10 and 6-0. They were Bard's first two wins of the season and the team's first wins at the new home field.
Fisher Center and Live Arts Bard Present Neil Gaiman with Laurie Anderson
Join author Neil Gaiman on Friday, April 3, for a dialogue with legendary musician and composer Laurie Anderson in this third edition of an ongoing series of public conversations at the Fisher Center hosted by Professor Gaiman. The discussion will center on the topics of "Story Structure" and "Fiction vs. Autobiography." Presented by Live Arts Bard, the program takes place on April 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sosnoff Theater of The Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Nicklas Backstrom and Alex Ovechkin scored in the shootout and regulation to give the Washington Capitals a 3-2 victory over the New York Rangers on Sunday night.
Braden Holtby made 30 saves in regulation and overtime and stopped three of four Rangers in the shootout as the Capitals extended their winning streak to three.
Arron Asham and Derek Stepan had New York's goals in regulation and Henrik Lundqvist stopped 22 shots.
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AMES, Iowa – Iowa State's Melvin Ejim and Tyler Ellerman have been honored as part of the 2013-14 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Honors Court, which recognizes the collegiate men's basketball players who excelled in academics during the past season.
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SALEM, Ill. (KSDK) - An Illinois kindergarten teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave less than a week after being accused of letting minors drink alcohol in her home.
Last week, the Marion County State's Attorney Office charged 39-year-old Wendy Bunnell, a teacher in the Salem Elementary School District.
Prosecutors allege Wendy Bunnell allowed friends of her high school freshman son to consume alcohol at her Salem home on March 2, in violation of Illinois Liquor Control Act. The students in question were all local high school students and do not attend the school where Bunnell teaches.
A detective discovered the allegations through social media, according to prosecutors. A concerned citizen contacted a local detective and reported what she had read on Twitter. Rumors about the alleged underage drinking had been the talk of the town for days leading up to the charges.
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So, Todd Helton wants to sell me a new Ford from my local dealer.
Word of the Colorado Rockies first baseman's plans began to make the rounds in Rifle a day or so before news broke Tuesday that Columbine Ford, the 20-year-old local dealership that's become a fixture in the area, is now co-owned by Helton.
Just think, of all the automobile dealerships in Colorado, Helton and his partner, Mike Peebles of Barbee's Freeway Ford and Longmont Fork, chose Rifle. That should say a lot of good things about their feelings about the Rifle economy.
Now Rockies fans - and there are a lot of them on the West Slope; just look at how the entire city of Grand Junction shuts down for the Junior College World Series each summer. I know, I lived there for six years, and it was a struggle to get any news that wasn't JUCO related - can come to Rifle to buy a new car or truck from a dealership owned by Helton. And "while we're here, let's stop for lunch" is what more than a few of those visitors will say, I'm betting.
It could turn out to be a noticeable improvement for any number of local businesses. Let's hope. Anything positive in an economy like this is great news.
And I thought being in the stands in Denver for the Broncos' shelling of the hated Raiders on Sunday was great. It was, definitely. I guess the sports world decided to treat us kindly for a change, given the Rockies just-ended worst-ever season we all want to forget, and the Broncos first three games that weren't all that inspiring,either.
Anyway, I'm wondering if it will be long before the Toddster, as he's sometimes called, puts in an appearance to look over his new investment. He probably already has, but now he's one of the bosses.
And every one of the 20 or so people who work there can say "my boss is Todd Helton."
OK, maybe I'm getting carried away. It's likely not much will change at the little dealership down the road, or whatever they call themselves in those radio commercials.
Sam Levine and his son, Randy, have done Rifle proud for the last 20 years, so we should thank them for all their contributions and willingness to stick around in tough times. Remember the dealerships that shut down in Glenwood Springs and elsewhere after the recession really hit the auto business? Not here, the Levines kept the lights on and the doors open. Hats off to both of you gentlemen and everyone else at Columbine Ford.
Now, when is Todd coming to Rifle, so I can get an autograph for my mom? Really, it's for her; he's her favorite player. I'm not kidding. ...
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Fort Worth, TX (Sports Network) - TCU quarterback Casey Pachall was arrested
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Hi my name is Hal and I'm working on a little project called Arkham Investigator over on Boardgamegeek: Arkham Investigator: Core set
The game has been released as a playtest version and will be released soon (hopefully in the next couple of weeks) as a free to download print and play game. I hope to build some interest in the game and look to release as an actual kickstarter boxed boardgame around Christmas 2013. Initially I cannot pay for a map (three kids to feed, you know the drill) but when I launch the kickstarter I hope to be able to pay my artists / map makers from the proceeds. Realistically there is a chance the actual boxed game never gets made so obviously the payment will be negotiable and dependant on that - its primarily a not for profit fan-project initially.
Fictional H.P. Lovecraft's Arkham, Mass. in the USA of the 1930s.
Design Concept:
Standard street maps of the city with building with their reference number on them. I have tried to do the map but it is quite amateurish: My weak effort in powerpoint.
I would like it to look a little more professional like the one that comes with Sherlock Holmes consulting detective: SHCD example map - or better If possible can I have a look at previous work?
Number of maps:
One initially - if the Kickstarter is successful I hope to offer additional maps as stretch goals (Innsmouth, Kingsport, etc...)
300 dpi minimum. Jpg, tiff, or png files
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Remains with cartographer.
Publisher retains right to reproduce the map/s online for free download with the game and for promotional materials. Publisher will negotiate the right for physical copies of the map in a boxed boardgame if/when the situation arises.
I would like to have it done in the next couple of weeks (I would like to release version 2, on the 15th April but realise that is short notice).
Initially nothing I'm afraid, but negotiable when the kickstarter begins.
Hal Eccles
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