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Martin Hall, deputy vice-chancellor for planning and development at the University of Cape Town, visited U-M in February to deliver a lecture, "Poverty, Inequality, and the Public University," at the Poorest of the Poor Conference. He was also here to consult with co-authors David Featherman (U-M psychology) and Marvin Krislov (U-M vice president and general counsel) on their upcoming book about increasing diversity in higher education. Professor Hall is an anthropologist and archeologist, and has written extensively on southern African history, culture, and higher education policy.
Daniel Herwitz is director of the U-M Institute for the Humanities, Mary Croushore Professor of Humanities, and the former director of the Centre for Knowledge and Innovation at the University of Natal in Durban, South Africa. He is the author of Race and Reconciliation (Minnesota, 2003), and recently completed Diana's Grace, a book about film, celebrity, and stardom. Herwitz holds positions in philosophy, history of art, art and design, and screen arts and cultures, and currently serves as co-director of U-M's Human Rights Initiative.
Daniel Herwitz (DH): Martin Hall, you have been here at the University of Michigan for the past week involved in our Poorest of the Poor Conference, helping us plan for an enhanced presence in South Africa, and also continuing your work with Marvin Krislov and David Featherman on a comparative study of affirmative action and equity between two elite public universities, the University of Michigan and the University of Cape Town. Would you begin by telling us about that comparative work?
Martin Hall (MH): This is an engagement that started a number of years ago and has taken the form of two high-level seminars so far: one here in Ann Arbor and a follow up in Cape Town. The fascinating issues before us are that both the University of Cape Town and the University of Michigan are public universities and also highly selective universities. Michigan has been thrust into the limelight with the recent Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action; key jurisprudence has been written around its role. Michigan has very seriously deepened our understanding in South Africa of the educational, ethical, legal, and constitutional issues around affirmative action and admissions. What then becomes interesting is the comparison with the South African situation. Since 1994 and the abolition of formal segregation policies in South Africa, we have been on a track to rapid readjustment in terms of principles of social justice. We've a new constitution and higher education policy. We are similar to Michigan, but there are also differences. First, interpretations of your constitution in the Supreme Court specify that you may not use the constitution explicitly to redress past wrongs; that is the interpretation of your equal protection clauses. Our constitution says absolutely the inverse. The South African constitution says that we must put in place procedures to correct past and continuing discrimination. Second, your fundamental concerns are with minority rights, while our fundamental concerns are with majority rights. Now that sets up very interesting cross currents of debate. That is coming together in a book that we are preparing for the University of Michigan Press called The Next Twenty-Five Years. Ironically, since we started on the book, you have had Proposal Two on the ballot. We in turn have come under greater pressure on our equity policies. So these are moving targets.
DH: As part of your profile, you are a deputy vice-chancellor at the University of Cape Town for transformation. The issues of transformation are paramount for all South African universities at a moment of tremendous political transition of the kind that South Africa has been in the whirl of since 1991. Can you talk about the way in which your university has addressed its own transformation, and also speak to some of the outstanding issues?
MH: I see transformation as having two layers. First of all, there are a set of conditions around achieving equity in student enrollment and staff employment. We are still an unrepresentative university as many formerly white universities actually are, both in terms of our student admissions and staff profile. We have to continue to be fierce about seeking the opportunity for all South Africans to reach their potential through enrollment. That is forcing us into a greater engagement with prior schooling, the equivalent of your K-12, as we have a supply-side problem because of the lasting damage to the schooling system during the Apartheid period, particularly in science and mathematics. We have been engaged in that since the mid-1980s and are doing reasonably well. If you come to a graduation ceremony at UCT now in engineering, it is overwhelmingly a black affair. Transformation of academic staff is far more challenging and a much longer-term process. We are not making the progress we want—we are not representative—and the consequence of that is there is a lot of talent out there that is not being brought into universities.
The real challenge beyond those issues is what we broadly call a change in institutional culture, which really combines all of the institutional forms and structure that make up the university. It ranges from the way people behave toward each other to traditions, the way the university marks its existence, right through of course to the formalities of the curriculum—the way the curriculum is structured, the way our programs are put together. That raises deeper philosophical questions about what it means for a university to aspire to a role in scholarship while also aspiring to be appropriate and relevant to its immediate environment. That debate is really just beginning. You have to remember that the University of Cape Town started off in the early nineteenth century as an academy to train colonial civil servants. So we have come a long way, we like to think.
DH: The South African university exists between two highly stressed poles: on the one hand a commitment to abstract research, on the other, a deeply community-driven set of research programs. What does it mean for a university of limited means at a moment of transformation to maintain both?
MH: Let me respond to your question in a slightly tangential way. I think we are only beginning to understand the implications of what Manuel Castells called "the network society." The revolution of the late 1980s essentially brought us massively improved international communications technologies and different ways of dealing with marginality, distance, and information flow. Most of the early predictions of what form that network society should take have turned out to be fantasies, and things have happened that are completely the opposite of what was expected. Contrary to expectation, the availability of digital technology and broad information networks has actually led to a concentration of resources rather to their decentralization. So what we see now is that major world centers like New York and London are attracting greater and greater knowledge resources. The University of Cape Town is a 12-hour flight from anywhere other than central or southern Africa, and we've limited capacity. We have to recognize we can't do certain things because of our size and position. I do not think we will be able to compete, nor should we be able to keep competing, in the area of theoretical physics for instance—not because we do not have the intellectual aptitude, but because we cannot build the critical mass. Our researchers are encouraged to form global networks in order to maintain quality and engagement. On the other hand, we have assets that you do not have, and one of the primary ones is location. So for example, anybody in zoology who wants to study the Southern Ocean better form a connection with UCT. Everybody involved with issues in urban development recognizes that the pace is going to be set by cities in the south, which is where the real growth in migration is going to happen.
DH: It seems to me something unique follows from this problem of translation—this I say from my own years in your country. Your universities train students and scholars in how to exist between multiple frameworks and gain from them. So for example the theater department at University of Cape Town is busy putting on Samuel Beckett and Athol Fugard, while also working in community theater in the township of Clanwilliam, where most people are impoverished, while also thriving in their own cultural vitality. Living between modern European theater and African choir, Gumboot Dancing, and local performance allows new forms of hybridity and synthesis. But it also trains the student, scholar, or artist in living between forms of life that do not quite fit.
DH: Many thanks for this interview, Martin.


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1948 (left): Lulu was born Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie on November 3 in Glasgow
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1952: I am four here, proudly clutching my mum, Betty's, hand. She is holding
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1965 (right): With her first car, a Renault automatic, which she bought despite failing her driving test
1965: I bought my first car, a Renault automatic, even though I'd failed my test. This really brought home to me how far I had come, as my parents had never owned a car. When I finally passed my test, I adored buzzing around town.
1966: John and Paul were like big brothers to me. I was internationally famous and about to get my own TV series, yet in their company I felt a bit gauche and innocent. They treated me like a kid sister, looked after me and patted me on the head.
1966: Lulu with her 'big brothers', Beatles Paul McCartney and John Lennon, who treated her like a kid sister
1967: With Davy Jones, a kind of boyfriend
1967: Because of the American TV series, The Monkees were a big hit in the
UK. I was one of the support acts when they played at the Empire Pool
[later renamed Wembley Arena] as part of their tour.
Davy Jones, the only Brit in the band, and I hit it off straight away - he was a kind of boyfriend. But it was very innocent - nothing untoward happened. It faded almost as soon as it had blossomed.
1969: I met Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees when we both appeared on Top Of The Pops. I was 20 when we married - we were far too young. We were two spoiled little pop stars, each too used to having our own way. The problem was, our life was one long party, and it became too much for me. I loved my career, but I wanted a normal life, too.
1974: I recorded Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World with him in a
château in France. He played guitar and saxophone and did the
backing vocals, and I was overwhelmed by his talent. My marriage had
broken up a year earlier and we had a little fling - nothing serious.
I know it seems an unlikely pairing, but David and I really hit it off. He is much more of a man's man than people would imagine, very strong and decisive.
1969 (left): Lulu met Maurice Gibb of the Bee Gees on Top Of The Pops, and was 20 when they married
1974 (right): Lulu recorded Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World with him in a château in France
1977: With celebrity hairdresser John Frieda on their wedding day
1977: I was pregnant when I married celebrity hairdresser John Frieda, but
didn't know it at the time. I had so many fittings for my wedding
dress, by the designer Bill Gibb, and couldn't understand why I kept
getting bigger.
1978: Mum and Dad moved to London to help me look after my new son, Jordan.
Mum was a great help. I couldn't have worked as hard as I did without
1979: I adore this picture of me and Jordan in the garden - it's one of the rare moments we had together. Today, I joke that I have no idea how he brought himself up. I wish I had taken a year or two off, just to spend time with him - it's one of my big regrets.
1984: I took the role of Adelaide in the stage musical Guys & Dolls. When I was on tour, John and Jordan would visit me at weekends - this was one of the most fulfilling and happiest times of my life.
1978: Lulu with her mother and baby son Jordan shortly after her parents' move to London
1979 (left): Lulu with a four-year-old Jordan - one of the rare moments they had together
1984 (right: As Adelaide in Guys & Dolls. While on tour, John and Jordan would visit Lulu at weekends
1993: Lulu enjoyed a flirtation with Jason Orange when appeared on Take That's cover of Relight My Fire
2010: Lulu is 62 this year and never wants to retire
1993: I was plunged back into the limelight when I did guest vocals on Take That's cover of Relight My Fire. Although I'd still been performing, I hadn't released a single in eight years. I was back on my feet after my divorce from John earlier that year, and I had a little romance with Jason Orange. Just a tiny one - a flirtation.
2010: I'm 62 this year and people often ask me how I look so good for my age. I eat well, exercise and I know what looks good on me. I'm a grandmother to Isabella, who was born just after Christmas, which is an absolute joy. I never want to retire.
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BRUSSELS - Just a few weeks ago, the highest decision-making body of the European Students' Union (ESU) – the board, composed of 47 national student unions from 39 countries – adopted a resolution calling for the scrapping of the idea of introducing a European Masters Degree Loan Guarantee Scheme.
BRUSSELS - The European Students' Union (ESU) expresses its solidarity with all refugees, asylum-seekers, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and stateless persons around the world that are denied access to education. ESU urges governments in Europe to take more responsibility in protecting vulnerable societies to make sure that refugees enjoy human rights.
"If we want to combat prejudice, eliminate socio-economic exclusion and ethnic and religious tensions, we have to ensure that refugees can attend courses at educational institutions. Schools and higher education institutions should reflect the diverse demography of the population and make their studies available to all people. Education is a key to the integration of refugees and a more inclusive society," says Taina Moisander, ESU's Vice-Chairperson.
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"Refugees face many obstacles in accessing education and higher education even though they are extremely motivated to complete their studies. Most of the students who are refugees are classified as international students, making them subjects to high tuition fees. Moreover, because of their refugee status, their cases are often treated with delays in relation to student support," Moisander explains.
ESU believes that major problems still exist within education systems in recognising the difference between long-term and short-term refugees, as many people are unable to return to their homes. The value of education in improving the future prospects of all refugees has to be recognised and promoted.
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ESU's statement is released in relation to the World Refugee Day that is held on 20 June to raise awareness about the conditions of those people that have been forced to flee their homes because of war, conflict or persecution. According to numbers from UNHCR, 45.2 million people were forcibly displaced by the end of 2012. In the same year, the 27 Member States of the European Union registered 297 thousand new asylum claims. These figures represent significant increases when compared to the previous year.
"The rights of asylum seekers and refugees, including access to education, are often neglected as they are confined in detention centres waiting for authorities to process their applications. Meanwhile, asylum seekers are in a limbo state where they do not have access to education or social protection and are treated as criminals for simply being persecuted in their own country," says Moisander.
ESU would like to remind those 142 states that are signatories to the 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocole protecting refugees' rights of their responsibility to ensure that refugees have access to education, housing, social protection, judiciary system and that they can move freely.
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Between 20-21 May 2016, we were in Strasbourg representing students at the European Youth Event (EYE).During the event, ESU Executive Committee members: Liva Vikmane and Rebecka Stenkvist gave presentations and stirred discussions on the effect of TTIP on higher education, the negative effects of commodification of education and, respectively, on ways to make education more accessible for all and inclusive.
The Committee on Non-Governmental Organizations, standing committee of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations, agreed to recommend the European Students' Union for consultative status. This will be instrumental for ESU on its work on protecting students' rights and on our contribution to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Our final PASCL Conference on Student-Centred Learning took place on 25th May 2016 in Brussels. The event gathered policy and decision makers at European and national level, but also representatives of students and higher education institutions staff.
The system of higher education in the Czech Republic has been waiting for this essential reform for more than 10 years. On March 2016 all expectations met the reality and the act was passed through the Senate and signed by the president. However, some controversies occurred during its approving – linked to the issue of appointing professors. Although, the president has refused to name several professors in the past, and therefore broke the law, he will keep this duty.
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Start your Saturday with a pancake breakfast, served from 7:30-11:00 a.m. Shop for bargains during the village-wide garage sales, going from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The Country Quilters are having a Quilt Show at the Anna Follett Community Center from 8:00-3:00 on Saturday, and from 10:00-3:00 on Sunday.
The Coloma Public Library is having a Book & Bake Sale on Saturday from 8:00 to 12 noon. For some nostalgia, check out the Coloma School Reunion happening at the Historical building, both Saturday & Sunday.
Over at the park, enjoy watching sand volleyball, a horseshoe tournament and men's modified pitch softball all day. There's a Kitty Kat Race, sponsored by the Coloma Pathfinders, from 11a.m.-1:30 p.m. and the popular Bingo games from 11:00-7:00.
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It is heard that 'Bahubali' will hit the floors on May 14th and the regular shooting will commence without any break. Till now, both Prabhas and Rana were put into intensive training program wherein they learnt sword fighting, horse riding and some combat skills. The training is still continuing but the shooting will commence.
The film is going to be rich in Visual Effects so inside reports say about 75% of the film's sequences would be canned in Bluemat format. If everything goes as planned then the makers are also looking at shaping the film in a 3D format. This is a trilingual in Telugu, Hindi and Tamil. Anushka is the leading lady.
Tikka gets stylish Star surprise Mega Star Chiranjeevi's nephew Sai Dharam Tej with his mass looks endeared himself to masses with his performances in films like Pilla Nuvvu Leni Jeevitam, Subrahmayam for Sale and Supreme. Currently he is now starring in Tikka under the direction of Sunil Reddy. Film is slated for grand release in the third week of July after the grand audio launch in the first week.
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Motor home rentals operator Tourism Holdings (THL) has conditionally sold its 49 percent stake in InterCity Holdings Limited for $9.5m to its joint venture partners InterCity Group.
Tourism Holdings chief executive Grant Webster said the Intercity business, which operates the Fullers & Kings tourist boat operations, InterCity and Newmans bus networks was not "core to THL's operations".
"THL will book a loss on the sale of its shareholding in the order of $3.7m which will be included in the December half year results. This loss was anticipated at the earnings update given at the annual meeting in November," Webster said.
Webster said he expected cash from the sale to be paid over a 12 month period with $4m receivable immediately, with the proceeds from the sale used to reduce debt.
THL went into its joint venture deal with InterCity in November 2007 as it looked to drive further rationalisation in the tourism sector and to reduce its costs.
The joint venture with InterCity Group saw THL selling its Fullers Bay of Islands leisure cruising business and Great Sights coach tour operation to InterCity, with THL gaining a 49 per cent shareholding in InterCity Holdings and $16 million in cash.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
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1. What is noticeable about the beggar woman that the narrator notices and ends up helping?
(a) She is crippled and sits on a low platform with wheels.
(b) She never speaks; she holds out her hands when hungry.
(c) She sings throughout the day to earn money from passersby.
(d) She is blind and wears a band over her eyes.
2. Where does the narrator say that Douglas's only son grows up?
(a) In India and England.
(b) In Satipur City.
(c) With Olivia in a Himalayan town.
(d) In England and America.
3. What do the narrator and Inder Lal do together in Section 25?
(a) Have a picnic.
(b) Buy medicine for Ritu.
(c) Collect seeds for planting.
(d) Pick mangoes.
4. What do the midwives discuss when Olivia first arrives?
(a) A devastated mango grove.
(b) A fighting husband and wife.
(c) An uncontrollable child.
(d) A collapsing house.
5. Who warns Olivia that "they" only want to "you-know-what with a white woman"?
(a) Harry.
(b) Douglas.
(c) Mrs. Saunders.
(d) Major Saunders.
6. What does the Nawab joke about on the day that he and Olivia make love for the first time?
(a) A suttee death.
(b) Wives and widows.
(c) Baba Firdau.
(d) Husband's Wedding Day.
7. What is learned about Chid's separation from Ritu on her pilgrimage when he returns to the narrator's room without her?
(a) That they were attacked and separated.
(b) Chid left them at a shrine when he converted.
(c) Nothing is revealed.
(d) Chid abandoned the women halfway there.
8. What does Olivia seem to feel about determining the father of her child in Section 29?
(a) Worried.
(b) She hopes it is the Nawab.
(c) She hopes it is Douglas.
(d) Unconcerned.
9. What does the narrator report in her August 31st journal entry?
(a) She has shaved her head.
(b) She cannot eat mangoes without getting sick.
(c) She is very ill.
(d) She is followed by a woman.
10. How does Inder Lal react to Chid's reappearance in Section 28?
(a) He is jealous of the time Chid spends with the narrator.
(b) He is angry at Chid for returning.
(c) He is initially shy in Chid's presence.
(d) He receives him like a long lost brother.
11. With whom does Olivia spend her Sundays?
(a) Harry.
(b) Douglas.
(c) Beth Crawford.
(d) The Nawab.
12. What do Harry and Olivia quarrel about in Section 22?
(a) Harry wants Olivia to tell Douglas about her time with the Nawab.
(b) Harry says Olivia shouldn't visit the palace.
(c) Olivia believes that Harry is going to tell Douglas about the time she spends with the Nawab.
(d) Harry wants Olivia to run away with him.
13. How does Harry tell Olivia that the Nawab handles questions he does not wish to answer?
(a) He remains silent.
(b) He laughs at the questioner and then the questions.
(c) He answers the question with a question.
(d) He turns the question into an accusation of the questioner.
14. Where is Chid at the end of Section 30?
(a) He is back at the narrator's room.
(b) He has left, but no one knows where he is.
(c) In the hospital ward.
(d) Dead, and his body awaits cremation.
15. What does the narrator tell Maji in the final section of the novel?
(a) She wants to become a midwife.
(b) She is leaving Satipur.
(c) She is having pain in her belly.
(d) Inder Lal is taking her on a trip.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why doesn't Harry pick Olivia up anymore in Section 22?
2. Who becomes Douglas's second wife?
3. How does the narrator feel about her pregnancy when she visits Maji's hut?
4. Who does Olivia first tell about her pregnancy?
5. What does Olivia mention about her piano playing in Section 26?
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OPINION: By declining to fight the charges from the US Anti-Doping Agency, the process is clear and he will eventually be stripped of his seven Tour de France titles along with his bronze Olympic medal.
In similar spirit to the child being beaten who leaves with his bat and ball, Armstrong proclaimed the doping charges part of an "unconstitutional witch hunt" and said he was tired of fighting them and would do it no longer.
It's a cynical strategy and one that will work, at least in America.
Armstrong is an iconic athlete in the US because of his story of surviving cancer and the resulting foundation which has raised almost US$500 million for cancer research.
Americans generally fall into two categories when it comes to Armstrong.
The first and larger group is those who hero-worship and refuse to accept that he was assisted by drugs. They point to the hundreds of passed drugs tests, as does Armstrong.
They simply dismiss the evidence of the parade of former team-mates as tainted because they have admitted their own drug use. The second is those who acknowledge he was a drugs cheat but don't care.
Their attitude is that cycling is a dirty sport and Armstrong was simply part of a culture where it was acceptable to take any shortcut possible.
It's a view that has some logic given that every champion, except Carlos Sastre in 2008, over a 15-year period from 1996 to 2010 has since been discredited. There is a clear double-standard at work here because this is far from the view taken in baseball.
Many of the players who juiced are held in contempt and prominent sports writers have said they will never vote them into the Hall of Fame. But it is different for cycling because it is seen as a foreign sport so cheating in it doesn't seem to be taken as seriously.
Armstrong is gambling that his decision to give up fighting the charges will not change anyone's opinion of him and he is most likely right.
Nike have said they will continue to support his foundation and donations have soared with the news proving the adage that all publicity is good publicity.
Although Greg LeMond was the first American to win the Tour de France it was Armstrong who gave the race its profile in America. To most Americans, Armstrong is the Tour de France and the actions of a government bureaucracy are not going to change that.
Certainly the Tour de France was rife with drugs during Armstrong's era and it's hard to disagree that it was effectively a level playing field among the top riders. It doesn't make his comeback story any less inspirational.
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Last week he was Lance Armstrong: cancer survivor, seven-time Tour de France winner and philanthropist.
Now he is Lance Armstrong: philanthropist, drug cheat and sporting fraud.
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From the charming gentleman at the front counter(Billy) to the knowledgeable Manager (John), this was by far the best auto repair experience I have …
9. Firestone Complete Auto Care
From Business: Firestone Complete Auto Care is a full-service auto maintenance and repair shop offering a large and affordable selection of tires, convenient hours & locations for…
10. Car-X Tire and Auto
Ecoscapes of cinti...honest..harworking...creative earth friendly..provided premo landscape care for CAR X BLUE..ASH..OHIO
11. M & J AutoServices
380 S Sumner StTombstone, AZ 85638
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