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But there's been something missing, something that I swore I would recap from the very first moment I saw this place: Cop Rock. It was, after all, the worst TV show ever made.
Or was it?
I have no idea.
The thing is, you can't get Cop Rock anywhere. It's not on VHS. It's not on DVD. It's not on Blu-ray or that other thing that isn't Blu-ray. There is no bit nor torrent (none that look safe, anyway). Cop Rock is almost entirely missing from the archeological record. It's almost as if someone were purposefully trying to hide it.
But you can find traces of it. In reviews and on websites, you can piece together episodes, characters, even a sense of some of the plots. And in one place, you can find a short clip or two, providing a small glimpse into what it must have been like, all those years ago.
You ask for miracles, I give you Yahoo Video. Stick around until the end of this article, and you might just get a small glimpse yourself.
After an amazing string of successes, and after he'd signed a ten-year/ten-show development deal with ABC, it was suggested to Steven Bochco that Hill Street Blues could be the basis for an excellent gritty cop Broadway musical. Instead, Bochco decided that he could make a gritty cop TV series musical—twenty-six episodes a year of all-singing, all-dancing, ripped-from-the-headlines drama.
Yes, Cop Rock was a musical! It was an f-ing musical!
And ABC bought it.
They hyped the hell out of it. Cop Rock was one of the first TV shows ever to have a preview played in movie theaters. The idea strained credulity, but this was Steven "We Just Gave Him Fifty Million Dollars" Bochco. He created L.A. Law. He singlehandedly made people believe a 16 year-old could be a doctor—and keep a blog about it!
The clip I'm recapping comes from episode seven, "Cop-A-Feeliac", originally broadcast November 7, 1990. I know what you're thinking: This has to be the worst episode title ever. Wrong. It's not even the worst episode title of Cop Rock. That honor would go to episode six: "Oil of Ol' Lay". I know what you're thinking: I made that up. Wrong again.
The clip starts with the helpful chyron, "ROLL CALL 7:52 a.m."
The scene comes up on 40 or 50 LAPD officers sitting at those little desk chairs like they do at the start of a shift, when the sergeant or lieutenant or chief or whatever gives out assignments. So, you know, roll call. Just like on every other police show... ever. I have a feeling that this chyron will be the beginning of historic unnecessariness the likes of which have not been seen since Haley Joel Osment asked the Blue Fairy to make him real. And then the aliens came. And then his mother was alive again.
The person conducting roll call is Lieutenant Kellogg, played by musician Mike Finnigan. He's worked with everybody. He worked with Jimi Hendrix. He worked with Billy Bob Thornton. Now, that's a career. (And thanks to forum member bees on pie for identifying him.)
Lieutenant Kellogg is going over item seven. There's a conflict resolution seminar on November 29 at 3 PM. Attendance is mandatory. The cops all grumble, because this was 1990. Back then, all that touchy-feely crap was brand new. Everybody was into it, but everybody had to pretend they weren't. Today's equivalent would be 35 year-olds and MySpace. Nobody admits to having a page, and yet there they all are.
One of the officers raises his hand. The Lieutenant asks, "You got a conflict with that?" The officer replies, "Yeah, I do." It's not the best excuse in the world. Naturally, Kellogg sees right through it: "It's resolved, you're going."
It just occurred to me: If attendance at this seminar is mandatory, there won't be anybody left to actually protect Los Angeles. So, there's a good tip from Steven Bochco: plan all your crimes for November 27, 1990 at 3 PM. I don't know how long the seminar goes, so just try to be done by 4:30 at the latest.
Item eight is that Officer Quinn is returning to active duty. I honestly don't know the plot of this episode, but I'm pretty sure that we have arrived at the Point of the Scene. I don't know what Quinn did or whether he or she was shot, but my mad TV watching skillz tell me that we are supposed to care mightily that he is coming back. Or she. Or the canine mascot.
Apparently, the return of Quinn the Mystery Cop won't be without its problems. The Lieutenant has to reassign people to make room for him/her/K9. This means Yeager will have to ride with Cerrutto. Cerrutto complains that Yeager has yak-breath. Yeager, good-naturedly, breathes on him. It's wonderfully inventive and not at all the same as the sample script that came with FinalDraft 1.0.
Kellogg reaches the last item on the teletype. The Franklin Avenue Flasher is still on the... wait, did he say "teletype"? Yes, yes he did.
Kellogg gives a description of the flasher. "Male cauc, 6'3", look for tattoos in unusual places." Incidentally, email me if you ever see a cop show that doesn't include a flasher with incriminatingly distinct genitals.
Kellogg wraps up roll call with one last overdone cop cliché. He tells the squad, "Let's be careful out there." My lord, Steven Bochco is stealing from himself. That was how Esterhaus ended his briefings on Hill Street Blues. Now Kellogg is saying it.
Wait just a minute. He's not saying it. He's singing it. He's belting it at the top of his lungs. "Leeeet's beeeee careful ouuuut theeeeeeere!!!!!!"
I was 20 years old back in 1990. Nobody thought Cop Rock would be any good. Nobody. The nicest thing ABC's chief Daniel Burke could say about it was, "I think it's going to take some getting used to." And his network was committed to a hard-boiled, no-nonsense, straight dramatic musical. Where five times during an episode, people would just bust out singing. And that's what Kellogg is doing here as he repeats, "Let's be careful out theeeeeeerrrrrreeeee."
Now the electric guitar starts up and the bass slides in. Because Cop Rock wasn't just a musical, it was a rock musical. This particular song was written by Mike Post, because when I think of "rock", I always think of the guy who wrote the theme song to Quantum Leap.
And why didn't Mike Finnigan write the song? What was the point of hiring a veteran studio musician? He clearly has the credentials. I suspect the producers may not have known what they were doing. Also, I suspect the groom is having doubts.
Kellogg is kind of half-singing, half-growling, half-yelling the whole time. That's three halves, which should tell you just how awful his performance is. It's 150% suck. Considering the fact that Finnigan can sing, it must have taken teams of production assistants weeks to make him look this bad.
He sings, "We had a 187 at the 7-11 on the corner of Fourth and Main/ Two caucasians of the male persuasion put a bullet through the cashier's brain." When he sings this, he pantomimes a little gun with his right hand and pretends to shoot himself in the head. It's kind of what an actor might do if he was receiving no direction at all.
Mike Finnigan stands there screaming a list of offenses from the California Penal Code. "Moving on, I see a 211, half a dozen 459s/ Two ADWs, a GTA and several miscellaneous crimes." As he sings, the most amazing thing happens: nothing. All of the police officers sit there as though the Lieutenant hasn't just lost his damn mind.
This was kind of a thing on Cop Rock. Everybody had to sing and none of the songs were any good. So, the rest of the cast would just pretend the musical number wasn't happening. That way, when it was their turn, they didn't have to be embarrassed. It's like when a kid started crying in kindergarten and you ignored it. I'm just playing with my blocks, my suddenly fascinating blocks...
Kellogg has reached the chorus, to the extent that the song can be said to have one. "Homicide, arson, robbery, rape: everybody gets his share." What amazes me is that sentence is grammatically correct. "Crime never sleeps so stay awake and," Kellogg squints and squeezes like he's taking a dump, "LEEEETS BEEEE CAREFUL OUUUUT THEEEEERE!!!!!!"
We've come to the bridge. Kellogg spins his podium around, revealing that it's an electric keyboard, which he begins to play. This was another thing on Cop Rock. The numbers usually started out firmly based in reality, but as the song went on, more and more unreal elements were introduced. Then, they'd slide back into reality by the end. It didn't work. The whole musical interlude should have had a consistent style. It wouldn't have made it less unnecessary, but it would have saved me the trouble of typing two sentences.
Kellogg is wailing away on the keyboard. Hey, you know how you can tell if the actor is really playing a piano? You actually see a long shot of him touching the keys. Jason Segal can play the piano. Charlie Sheen cannot. In this case, it appears Mike Finnigan... cannot. It's fingers on keys, Finnigan down to the elbow, Finnigan behind the keyboard, more fingers on keys. But, we know for a fact that Mike Finnigan can play. So ... What ... How ... Did the director even talk to him before filming?
Kellogg is hollering, "15 Adam 20, that's Frewer and Perez!" I don't know who Frewer and Perez are, but 15 Adam 20 is a real call sign. It's a patrol car on the day shift in North Hollywood. Do you think Frewer and Perez were in 15 Adam 20? When it exploded? Out of boredom?
"We got civil reports of nefarious sorts hanging down around Central West!" I think Kellogg is sending Frewer and Perez down to patrol West-Central L.A. In one car. Alone. Those guys are gonna die.
Hey, here's an interesting fact about Mike Finnigan: his wife is Candy Finnigan from the TV show Intervention. Is it just me, or does that show hit a little too close to home?
We're still singing. "And you foot patrols keep a lookout for that supermarket Robin Hood!" Finnigan screams the words "foot patrols" like he's having a hernia palpated. "He's been stealing from the stores and giving to the poor. He's the hero of the neighborhood!" Hmm. Why wasn't this included in the non-singing part of the briefing? It sounds important.
"Homicide, arson, robbery, rape: it wouldn't hurt to say our prayers. Play it tough but play it safe!" Finnigan has resorted to pointing. He's pointing with both hands. Where the hell was the director? "AND LEEET'S BEEE CAREFUL OUUUUT THEEEERE!!!!"
[Note from the future: Believe it or not, but after this was posted I emailed Mike Finnigan to see if he would comment about his Cop Rock experience. He was... less than receptive. His exact words upon seeing this article were, "What you know about singing, and music in general, is what a pig knows about Sunday." Is it weird that this makes me love him more?]
Mike goes back to playing the piano/podium. I just noticed that his uniform is tight. I mean, it is really tight. It's like '80s porn actor tight. That might explain all the screaming.
Looking more closely at the clip, everybody looks like they're rinsing off after an extended stay in the '80s. The men's hair is too long and the women's hair is too short. It's a mess, reflecting the general confusion at the time. The '80s actually lasted well into the '90s—January 11, 1992, to be exact. For all of 1990 and 1991, we had absolutely no idea what to do with ourselves. And that's nothing. The '60s didn't end until August 8, 1974, leaving everybody completely unprepared.
"Homicide, arson, robbery, rape: it wouldn't hurt to say our prayers!" These are the real lyrics. They just have Kellogg repeat the second chorus. But then why was the first chorus different from the second? Could they only think of two words that rhyme with "there"? "I've got share and prayers. What do you got?" "Um... Farberware?"
It's not the singing that's depressing me here. It's the complete pointlessness of it all. I don't think it's impossible to do a musical on television. My favorite thing of anything of all time ever is a musical on television. And half of that cast had no talent whatsoever. Nicholas Brendon danced like he had a gun to his head.
Mike Finnigan closes his eyes and swings his head to the rhythm. Let's be honest, they were on an eight-day shooting schedule; nobody had time to choreograph him. "AND LEEET'S BEEE CAREFUL OUUUT THEEEERE!!!!"
I have a confession to make. I went out there. And I wasn't careful. And now I feel bad about it.
I mean, what is the point of this song? We know it's not the focus of the scene. They already gave us all the information we needed. But if Bochco isn't trying to get something across to the audience, there's no reason to be singing. A musical number gives the audience information. Usually, it's information about the characters' feelings. The whole point of the Buffy episode was to let the audience in on the characters' feelings (except for "Under Your Spell", which was just about lesbian sex).
So, the Lieutenant cares about his officers and wants them to be careful out there. We knew that already. He's warning his people to be careful. This part could have been played equally well by a message on an answering machine.
And this is ultimately why Cop Rock sucked. The songs were useless. Five times an hour, from a storytelling perspective, the show would die.
Some may ask if this is why Viva Laughlin was so bad. No. Viva Laughlin was bad because Viva Laughlin was terrible.
Mike Finnigan, his character Kellogg, the director, and the musicians all give up. Kellogg sighs one last, "Let's be careful ouuuut theeeeee-ee-yahh-yahh," and then he's done. He gives a little nod to indicate that he doesn't intend to sing about any other criminal violations, and everyone gets up and leaves in a subdued and orderly manner.
But this clip has one more surprise. As the cops file out, they leave one lone pipe-smoking officer at the back of the room. It's James B. Sikking as Lieutenant Howard Hunter from Hill Street Blues! He doesn't say anything to anybody. He just nods and leaves.
I suspect we were supposed to infer that the Hill Street Blues people gave their blessing to Cop Rock. All I got out of it was that James B. Sikking showed up because his boss told him to. (He was, at that moment, playing Doogie's father on another ABC show.)
That's the end of the clip. Here's the whole thing, Sikking sighting and all:
And that's all we know of this thing called Cop Rock. It ran for 11 episodes in 1990. It was the most expensive TV show ever made at the time. It was universally despised, and quickly disappeared.
But in its day, Cop Rock was glorious. It taught us something that no one ever knew before: generating the equivalent of thirteen new full-length musicals a year is impossible. Steven Bochco proved it. Now go out and spread the word to Dick Wolf and all the other producers in L.A. And, hey, let's be careful out there.
Let's be careful ouuuut theeeeee-ee-yahh-yahh.
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Edward J. Burmaster, 59, a native of New Orleans and resident of Marrero, died on Friday, March 3, 2006.
Visitation will be from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday and from 8 a.m. until funeral time Tuesday at Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home Chapel. Mass will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home chapel, followed by interment in All Saints Mausoleum.
He is survived by his wife, Wynona Hebert Burmaster; his mother, Rosemary Guarino Burmaster; his mother-in-law, Thelma B. Hebert; two sons, Todd Edward Burmaster and wife Annette Rodriguez Burmaster of Parker, Col., and Christopher Sean Burmaster of New Orleans; and two grandchildren, Joshua Todd Burmaster and Megan Alexis Burmaster of Parker.
He was preceded in death by his father, Edward Joseph Burmaster Jr.; and his father-in-law, Bernie A. Hebert Sr.
He graduated from Martin Berhman High School and received his bachelors of science degree in Business Administration from the University of Southwest Louisiana. Prior to his illness, he was employed by Corporate Express, and previously held various positions at Tulane University over a period of 26 years.
To view and sign the family guest book, visit www.lakelawnmetairie.com. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Louisiana Organ Procurement Agency, 3501 N. Causeway Blvd. Suite 940, Metairie, LA 70002-3626; or the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation, 1332 N. Halsted St. Suite 201, Chicago, IL 60622 or at www.pulmonaryfibrosis.org/home.htm.
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Years following years steal something every day; At last they steal us from ourselves away.
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Who builds a church to God and not to fame, Will never mark the marble with his name.
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Men must be taught as if you taught them not, And things unknown propos'd as things forgot.
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With too much quickness ever to be taught; With too much thinking to have common thought.
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To observations which ourselves we make, We grow more partial for th' observer's sake.
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Here thou, great Anna!* whom three realms obey Dost sometimes counsel take-and sometimes tea. * Queen Anne
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Let such teach others who themselves excel And censure freely who have written well.
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He best can paint them who shall feel them most.
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"With ev'ry pleasing, ev'ry prudent part, Say, what can Chloe want?"-She wants a heart.
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WOODRUFF, SC-- Funeral services for Shirley West will be held 3:00 PM Friday, February 1, 2013, at the Switzer Baptist Church. Rev. Randall Runion will officiate. The family will receive friends from 1:45 to 2:45 PM prior to the service. The interment will be in the church cemetery.
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Nine-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune, now in his 50th year of show business, is directing "Bonsoir Liliane!," Teatro ZinZanni's new show that salutes another veteran performer, Liliane Montevecchi.
At 72, Tommy Tune has plenty of silver threads in his dark-brown hair. But to watch the lean, celebrated 6-foot-6-inch performer-director in action in a rehearsal at Teatro ZinZanni, or even chatting in a drab dressing room, is to be instantly invigorated.
Tommy Tune (yup, that's his given name) doesn't just talk, he regales and ignites. He won't sit still for long before jumping up to show you what he means. He shares stories, upbeat and generous, about the great artists he's worked with.
And this master dancer and ingenious showman displays as much unalloyed enthusiasm and zest for "Bonsoir Liliane!," the new ZinZanni show he's devising for old friend Liliane Montevecchi, as he does for the Broadway musicals that won him nine Tony Awards — including "Nine," "My One and Only" and "The Will Rogers Follies."
"This is my 50th year in show business," declares Tune, in the honeyed drawl that never lets you forget he's a Wichita Falls, Texas, native. "It's what I do. It's my life, and my life force."
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In recent years, at separate times, he broke both feet (Carol Channing told him, "Tommy, you have achieved symmetry"). He piloted shows that didn't quite get to Broadway (i.e., "Busker Alley" and a stage version of the film "Easter Parade," seen at 5th Avenue Theatre).
But Tune has remained a dynamo. He logged 900 performances fronting a lavish MGM Hotel revue in Las Vegas, although, he notes, "I was trapped in a snowstorm one day and missed a show. And I never miss a show."
Lately he's been touring in an autobiographical solo piece, "Steps in Time" ("It's also the title of Fred Astaire's memoir — I don't think he'd mind"). And he heads off soon to the University of Miami to workshop a new musical about New York disco Studio 54, a trendy 1970s celebrity magnet that Tune often patronized (and where ballet legend Rudolf Nureyev once asked him to dance).
What made Tune wedge in the ZinZanni gig, saluting Liliane? "She's more than an entertainer; she's a muse. With her in the room, I get better."
The 80-year old Montevecchi, a French chanteuse and dancer, won a Tony herself as a co-star of the original "Nine" (a musical based on the Fellini film "8 ½") under Tune's direction.
Though Montevecchi is a ZinZanni veteran, Tune had to drop by Seattle now and again to see what One Reel's hit dinner-theater spectacle is all about.
"It's magic to me," he says. "The cabaret tent is an environment that alters the audience's consciousness. You aren't just watching, you're in the show."
On this morning, Tune is cheerfully guiding the cast of "Bonsoir Liliane!" (including ZinZanni regular Kevin Kent, French comedy-acrobatic team Les Petits Freres, and former Pacific Northwest Ballet dancer Ariana Lallone) through an opening number that's still a work in progress.
The show employs a time-travel train motif to revisit colorful stops in the career of Montevecchi, a tiny, chic woman in a jaunty red cap and black rehearsal duds.
Notes Tune, "She's done so much, starting as a ballet dancer. She was in the movie 'Daddy Long Legs,' starred in the Folies Bergère and 'Hello Dolly' in France."
He adds admiringly, "I've never seen Liliane waste a moment of her precious life. She's all about moving forward to the new thing, the next moment."
In addition to distilling her career "through the smoke of time," Tune promises such ZinZanni ingredients as "sensational skill acts, comedy high jinks, different kinds of music. And more dancing than they've ever had. This show is one big choreography."
Tune grabs a moment to introduce a blond, lanky younger cast member, Tobias Larrson, who (amazingly) is also 6-foot-6. "They call him the Swedish Tommy Tune!" he reports joyfully.
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An image of a Brooklyn from the Bing Maps Streetside service. Microsoft plans to introduce its Streetview competitor in Germany this summer.
Around 250,000 German households registered their objections in order to get their homes, apartments and businesses pixelated out of Google's Street View service before it launched in Germany in November. The federal government in Berlin even threatened to impose restrictions on Internet and mobile phone geolocation services if the search engine giant didn't do more to take the privacy of Internet users into consideration. When it comes to services that show homes or any information that could vaguely be considered private, it seems, Germany has become a briar patch for some technology firms.
Seeking to prevent the kind of kerfuffle that led to long delays of the introduction of Google's Street View service, Microsoft officials met in advance with industry associations, political representatives and privacy advocates. The company said it would launch a website next Friday that would provide detailed information about the routes its camera cars would be taking as they photograph the cities. The site will also include information for homeowners, renters and business owners. Microsoft executive Olivier Blanchard said all residents would have to do is provide their name and address through the website in order for their homes to be blurred out.
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The Gold Star Award recognizes innovative ideas in the financial aid arena at any level, targeted toward any constituency. Up to three ideas are recognized each year. Below are some of the previously awarded projects.
In 2014, there were two Gold Star Award winners, and one honorable mention:
The first award winner was FAChat, put together by three individuals from three institutions; Justin Chase Brown, formerly of University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and currently Associate Director at the University of Missouri, Melissa Haberman, Compliance and Training Coordinator at the University of Wisconsin Colleges, and Jayme Jarrett, Financial Aid Counselor at Ohio Northern University. It is a moderated Twitter chat for Financial Aid Professionals generally held on the second Tuesday of each month from noon to 1:00 pm central time, that allows consumption, conversation and creation of ideas, discussion, and professional connections.
Financial Aid 101
The second award winner was Financial Aid 101, an email series created by the University of Denver. After realizing that most families were overwhelmed with the financial aid process, Lisa Westendorf, Assistant Director of Communication in Financial Aid, conceptualized and implemented a customized email series for the school's incoming students in fall of 2013. This series was so successful it was carried over to incoming students for fall 2014.
Financial Aid Video Library
An honorable mention was awarded to Michigan State University for creating a video library as a self-help tool for students and parents that can be accessed 24/7. The topics of the videos range from loan acceptance processes to explaining the effects of dropping courses in regards to modular withdrawals. The videos are embedded within several of the schools webpages and can be shared easily via social media outlets.
The 2013 Gold Star award went to "Clock Hour Group and Program," submitted by the Florida Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. This initiative targeted the training needs of aid administrators serving in clock-hour settings by providing specific training and networking opportunities to this segment of the aid-practitioner community.
Award: "Seven Easy Steps to the FAFSA: A Student's Guide to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid and IRS Data Retrieval Tool Tutorial," submitted by the University of California, Santa Barbara
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships at the University of California, Santa Barbara developed an online FAFSA tutorial titled "Seven Easy Steps to the FAFSA, A Student's Guide to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid."
The tool was developed to simplify the FAFSA application process for the students that have access to this tutorial and to reduce the overall workload at the university's financial aid office, thus saving the institution valuable time and resources.
Award: "NCASFAA's Veterans' Task Force and Veteran Re-entry and PTSD Awareness," submitted by the North Carolina Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
The North Carolina Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NCASFAA) was one of the first financial aid organizations to focus on the role of aid administrators with our returning veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan. The association created the NCASFAA Veteran's Task Force to keep the members aware of any re-entry issues veterans might face entering the higher education environment.
Award: "Associations Collaborating for Advocacy on the Hill" submitted jointly by EASFAA, DE-DC-MD ASFAA, and SASFAA
The goal of the initiative was to establish relationships with Legislative Aides from the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee and the House Sub-Committee on Education & Labor; to conduct advocacy efforts highlighted in our "Briefing Document" on several key topics affecting Title IV Financial Aid, aid to provide professional development to our participants.
Honorable Mention: "Michigan Legislative Training and Capitol Visits" submitted by the Michigan Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
The goals of the project were to first and foremost, educate members of the Michigan Legislature about the financial aid process and the extent of all the types of aid students in the state receive as well as to educate financial aid administrators about the legislative process and how to effectively advocate for financial aid support for students.
Award: "Clickers" Submitted By Vernon College
The main goal of the project was to transform instruction delivery method for financial aid presentations. Periodically throughout the presentation participants were asked multiple choice or true/false questions answering via their clicker. The presenter received immediate feedback regarding the participants understanding of the material instead of assuming that the participants understood the information presented. The immediate feedback afforded the presenter the opportunity to provide additional information or explain the material again as needed. The participant with the highest score was then given a $25 gift certificate. Comparing the results, the project was a success as the clicker participants scored higher in comparison to the control group on all questions - and in one case, 46% higher. The feedback from counselors and attendees was very positive. Among the comments received were: "Excellent training!! Great use of technology and interactive presentation approach! Kept people engaged and on track. Good idea." As a result of the success of this project, the financial aid staff is trained on the use of the student response systems which are used in all financial aid presentations.
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Jeff Garcia is one of the country's hottest rising young comics. Garcia won an "Annie" Animation Award for his voice-over work as "Sheen" in "The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius" on the Nickelodeon Network, Jeff Garcia just completed another feature length animated film "Happy Feet" with Robin Williams.
A native of La Puente, California, Jeff Garcia has been a stand-up comic since age 15, when he took second place at an amateur contest at the Montclaire Laff Stop. His sharp wit and hilarious material on growing up Latino in a multi-cultural community quickly won the admiration of audiences at the top Hollywood comedy hang-outs, where he became a club favorite by the age of 20.
Jeff Garcia performs all over the country in such notable venues as the Improv, The Laugh Factory, The Tropicana, The Punchline, Caroline's on Broadway, and the Boston Comedy Club.
His film credits include Nickelodeon's "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" and "Cursed: Part 3". Among his more than 25 television appearances are NBC's "Friday Night", "Que Locos!", "Vibe", Comedy Central's "Comic Justice" and an MTV Half Hour Comedy Special.
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A building in the General Dynamics C4 Systems complex in Scottsdale has officially achieved "Green Building" status after efficiency improvements in its water and energy systems.
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The 35-year-old National Environmental Policy Act is either an important protection the public has from out-of-control government or an excuse for out-of-touch bureaucrats to delay and disrupt worthwhile developments.
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Toyota Motor Corp. said Monday orders for its two new models of gasoline-electric hybrid sport utility vehicles were three times its initial monthly projection of 1,000 units.
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"Viriditas: Finding God in All Things" The 2015 Catholicism and the Arts Lecture by Fr. William H. McNichols
Thursday, 10 September 2015
Palm Court, Mundelein Center
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
This event is free and open to the public!
The Hank Center is excited to receive an icon from the renowned iconographer Fr. Bill McNichols. Fr. Bill has "written" an icon for Loyola University called The New Pentecost of Viriditas. The icon is a contemplation of God's continual creativity in the world and in the Church. It is made up of six pieces that include the Holy Spirit from Genesis hovering over the void and braking out into a flood of light and a gathering of three Saints—St. Hildegarde of Bingen, St. Francis of Assisi, and St. Ignatius of Loyola—who draw us to participate in this whirl of light. The Latin term "Viridatas" means "greening," and icon invites us to contemplate our spiritual vocation to give witness to environmental sustainability.
According to Fr. McNichols, the icon "shows the vibrant life of the Holy Spirit from Genesis hovering over the void ... alive with a flood of life at the very moment God ... spoke the Words which are ongoing: Let there [be] light. From the activity of this Word all of life as we know it began."
Please join us for Fr. McNichols' lecture "Virititas: Finding God in All Things" on Thursday, 10 September in Loyola's Palm Court in the Mundelein Center. In this lecture, Fr. McNichols will discuss the artistic, spiritual, and intellectual process of 'writing' an icon, and specifically his process for 'writing' Loyola's The New Pentecost of Viriditas icon.
Wednesday, 9 September 2015
Madonna della Strada Chapel
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
This event is free and open to the public. All are welcome!
Join the Hank Center and the Loyola's Sacramental Life community for a special Taize prayer with Loyola's new icon The New Pentecost of Viriditas. Taizé Prayer is filled with song, scripture and silent meditation. It is based on the Liturgy of the Hours evening prayer and is modeled on the style as practiced in the Taizé Community in France. Those who attend regularly find a profound peace and tranquility in this style of prayer.
Catholicism and the Arts: Performance of Flannery O'Connor's Everything That Rises Must Converge
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Kathleen Mullady Theatre
Centennial Forum Student Union
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
This event is open to the public. Tickets are $2 for Loyola students with IDs and $7 for the general public. Tickest can be purchased at: luc.tix.com.
New York City based Compagnia De' Colombari is pleased to announce the four city national tour of Flannery O'Connor's Everything That Rises Must Converge, created for the stage and directed by Karin Coonrod.
Everything That Rises Must Converge is a tragic-comic interracial seat shifting dance by whites and blacks on a moving bus in America's deep south. Playing and speaking out the story verbatim, eight Colombari actors with razor sharp precision create all the characters and all the narration. Georgia's red earth is slammed up against the eternal. O'Connor's voice spread out across the company of actors carries the power of the apocalyptic comedy right into the audience.
Excerpt from Time Out New York's review of the play:
The ensemble is terrific, smoothly slipping in and out of character. It's also gratifying to see so many body types-stout, skinny, short and tall—onstage together, like a tiny village bustling about...dark unsettling magic of O'Connor's art—coming through full force in this exceptionally sensitive translation.
Friday, 10 October 2014 &
Saturday, 11 October 2014
7:30p.m.—The Newhart Family Theater
2nd Floor, Mundelein Center
Lake Shore Campus, Loyola University Chicago
Tickets for these performances are $5 each, and may be purchased from luc.tix.com. All are welcome to attend these performances!
*mark, performed by George Drance, directed by Luann Jennings, with original music composed by internationally acclaimed, award winning composer Elizabeth Swados, who just completed a successful run Off-Broadway at La MaMa ETC in New York City.
Written during Nero's brutal persecution of the followers of "the Way", the Gospel of Mark was recited in its entirety, giving courage to this community of quiet rebels whose radical compassion threatened the Empire's status quo. The production imagines the Gospel performed by a street artist, and asks what it would be like if our experience in 2014 were the same experience of those in Rome under the madness of Nero?
Actor George Drance, SJ, has performed and directed in over twenty countries on five continents. The work of his New York company, Magis Theatre, has been praised by the New York Times for its artistic skill and daring.
Director Luann Jennings founded the new Arts Ministry at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City. She has taught theatre at St. John's University and currently works with students of Baylor University.
Elizabeth Swados has composed, written, and directed issue oriented theatre for over 30 years. Some of her works include the Broadway and international smash hit "Runaways," Obie Award winning "Fragments of a Greek Trilogy," "Alice at the Palace," with Meryl Streep, and "Missionaries," about the four Maryknoll women killed in El Salvador. Her many awards include: five Tony nominations, three Obie Awards, and a Guggenheim Fellowship.
In his apostolic exhortation entitled "The Joy of the Gospel" His Holiness Pope Francis writes: "Whenever we make the effort to return to the source and to recover the original freshness of the Gospel, new avenues arise, new paths of creativity open up, with different forms of expression, more eloquent signs and words with new meaning for today's world."
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Lecture: Poetry as Prayer
Wednesday, 12 March 2014
Palm Court, Mundelein Center
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
Performance: Back to Beauty's Giver - Gerard Manley Hopkins
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Palm Court, Mundelein Center
Lake Shore Campus, LUC
These events are open to the public. All are welcome to attend!
The Hank Center for the Catholic Intellectual Heritage is fortunate to be able to bring to campus the noted English actor and performer Richard Austin. Austin's specialty is the performance of poetry, especially the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins. Widely acclaimed as "the finest performer of Hopkins' poetry today," Austin will contribute to the Hank Center's annual forum on Catholicism and the Arts by giving a public lecture on "Poetry as Prayer" and then staging his one-man show "Back to Beauty's Giver."
Trained at the East 15 Acting School in London, Richard Austin was soon on the stage—England, Wales, Scotland, with world tours to Asia and the Middle East—and on television (e.g. Young Arthur in BBC TV's The Legend of King Arthur). But he had always had a deep and intensely personal passion for the poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins, and in the last two decades his chief creative endeavor has been to transmit that passion to others through his performances. He has committed all of Hopkins's poems to memory and then crafted from them the one-man show "Back to Beauty's Giver," which tells the story of Hopkins's life and spiritual progress through his poetry.
Austin has performed Hopkins's poetry in Italy, Ireland, England, Wales, and Canada, and here in the US in Philadelphia, Dallas, Spokane, Denver and other venues. His performances of Hopkins have been extraordinarily well received. Noted Hopkins scholar Joseph Feeney, S. J., for example, writes that Hopkins's poems "cry out for vocal 'performance'" and that, having heard many performances, "Richard Austin tops them all." Feeney goes on to add that Austin "has spent years with these poems, tasting them, listening to them, sharing his life with them. He knows their rhythms, their sounds, their meanings." Bernadette Waterman Ward, reviewing an Austin performance in Dallas for University News, says of him: "More than simply providing a torrent of verbal music, Austin brought the meaning of these complex works into greater intellectual and emotional clarity." Adds Prof. Loren Wilkinson (Regent College, Vancouver, Canada), "Richard does not simply recite the poetry: he performs it powerfully, with a trained actor's physical and vocal skills."
Ms. Delia Surratt
Delia Surratt, professor of Vocal Technique at Loyola University Chicago's John Felice Rome Center and an acclaimed international vocal artist, will be offering a free lecture and concert series. She is the first guest of a new program Catholicism and the Art Series, which is designed to promote cultural productions, both classical and contemporary, that illuminate the rich heritage of art in Catholic culture.
On March 13th Ms. Surratt will give a free lecture entitled "Unleashed Emotion: Opera's Transformation of Sacred Music."
She also has also prepared a special musical program for the free concert she will be offering on March 14.This program contains musical works that date from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries: Giulio Caccini (1550–1610), Giuseppe Domenico Scarlatti (1660–1725), Giuseppe Verdi (1813–1901), Giacomo Puccini (1858–1924) and others.
The California-born Surratt began her musical studies in Los Angeles where she obtained a B.A. in music from Immaculate Heart College and soon after studied at the Music Academy of the West in California and at the Tanglewood Music Festival in Massachusetts.
Surratt then moved to Italy where she received scholarships to do post-graduate studies at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome and the Accademia Chigiana in Siena. While there, she studied vocal technique with the renowned Maestro Sona Ardontz and performed at major theatres and concert halls around Europe and Africa.
Performing symphonic and chamber music, as well as an operatic repertoire, Surratt has sung in a plethora of Italian opera houses including La Scala in Milan, Il Regio in Turin, Il Massimo in Palermo, La Fenice in Venice, Il Regio in Parma, and Il Petruzelli in Bari. She has spent three years, in collaboration with the Vatican, as Maestro of Vocal Technique for the boys' choir of the Sistine Chapel.
Surratt currently sings for national radio and television companies such as NBC and RTSI in America, RAI in Italy, ORTF in France, and ZDF and SR in Germany, along with recordings for Deutsche Grammophon.
In addition, Surratt is a professor of Vocal Technique for the State Conservatory of Music S. Cecilia in Rome and has been a professor of voice for over 30 years in various state conservatories of music in Italy. She is also a vocal professor for the City School of Music in Viterbo, and for several years worked as an external faculty member of the Catholic University of America in Washington D.C.


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Burglary alarm-audible. 2:04 a.m. 31100 block Rancho Viejo Road.
Petty theft. 9:03 p.m. 27100 block Calle Arroyo.
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Burglary. 8:59 a.m. 31400 block La Calera Street.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 6:48 p.m. 25600 block Camino del Avion. A caller said two boys wearing dark clothing were running with BB guns on the roof of Marco Forster Middle School.
Battery. 2:50 p.m. 32000 block Camino Capistrano. A caller said a tall man wearing a leather vest and jeans grabbed her husband by the neck.
911 hang-up. 1:41 p.m. 31400 block Camino Capistrano. Emergency dispatch logged a call from a woman who said she was being followed by children from the Taliban.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 8:25 p.m. 26300 block Camino de Vista. A caller asked deputies to check for a man with a shaved head and wearing a white thermal shirt and jeans who was yelling and pounding on cars parked at a nearby lot.
Suspicious person/circumstances. 12:52 a.m. Village Road and Edgewood Road. A caller said 10 youths were at a nearby park acting like they were getting ready to do something.
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There are lots of people who read more stuff about "how to get things done" or "how to motivate yourself". They get more and more books, listen to more and more tapes – yet they won't get more things done. Sometimes it might end up being just the opposite: the books and tapes might eat too much of their precious time.
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Europe has become the world's largest recipient of foreign investment by Chinese firms. While North America largely views them with suspicion, China's state-owned corporations have been largely welcomed in a continent plagued by recession and in desperate need of cash.
Chinese state-owned companies are expanding their influence in Europe, investing more than $12.6 billion (9.6 billion) in the Continent last year, according to a study by the Hong Kong-based private equity firm A Capital.
The study by A Capital is the most comprehensive investigation yet into Chinese investment in Europe. The private equity firm itself counts the Chinese government among its investors, in the form of the China Investment Corporation (CIC).
Chinese firms have caused a furor in the past for their partial or complete takeovers of German flagship companies like concrete pump manufacturer Putzmeister, warehouse equipment maker Kion and consumer electronics manufacturer Medion.
"Many Chinese investors regard Europe's current weakness as an opportunity to jump in," said A Capital CEO André Loesekrug-Pietri. "They're looking for technology, know-how, high-value brands -- and they find them here." Many European firms are world leaders in sectors like industrial manufacturing, auto manufacturing, the environment and health care.
The Chinese leadership is setting these key sectors as a top priority in their newest five-year plan. The State Council is supporting companies' expansions abroad with cheap credit and tax breaks, with 93 percent of Chinese investments in Europe coming from state-owned corporations.
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"In Europe, the resistance to these kinds of investments is lower than in other places," Loesekrug-Pietri said. Reservations about the opaque interests of Chinese state companies are greater in the United States, where the government Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) essentially blocked the sale of US aircraft manufacturer Hawker Beechcraft to a Chinese buyer for national security reasons. In 2008, the committee blocked the now-defunct electronics maker 3Com from being partially sold to Chinese state corporation Huawei.
The Canadian government recently gave its blessing to the sale of oil and gas company Nexen to the Chinese state firm Cnooc, after a long period of deliberation. However officials said in the future they would allow such investments only in exceptional cases.
"The Europeans see things more pragmatically than the Americans," said Loesekrug-Pietri. The economies of recession-plagued Southern Europe are particularly in need of fresh capital. In addition, many small and mid-sized companies -- the so-called Mittelstand that are the backbone of the German economy -- are hoping their new shareholders will provide easier access to the booming Chinese market.
"What we're seeing with these deals is just the beginning," Loesekrug-Pietri said, adding that the coming years show tremendous potential.
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