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"Yes, I do. I go to all the museums and to many other cultural activities. Staten Island is only nine miles by fourteen miles. You can't get lost. It is easy to see everything. If hiking is someone's interest, it is possible to hike on many miles of hiking trails. If theater is an interest, there are many performing groups. We have a ballet company and a symphony orchestra, among other fine things.
"There is such a variety of things for both adults and children - all kinds of interests can be met. But, many people don't take advantage of what is available. They tend to stay within their own circle and don't get to know what other groups are doing or what they have to offer. They would learn many things and enrich their lives if they got to know people from groups other than their own and participated in activities other than the ones they are accustomed to doing.
"One of our schools was voted as the best in the country. It is another proof of the fact that Staten Island has many special things and what people can accomplish if they work together.
"Another thing that Staten Island can be proud of is the St. George Theatre. Starting from the bottom, the theatre now hosts big acts and has a great variety of things.
"Staten Islanders are lucky to have - and should embrace - all of our wonderful, unique cultural landmarks. All of our events should have full audiences. Staten Islanders don't know what they are missing if they don't take advantage of our many resources.
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You all know my deep rooted heart-throbbing love for Ms Dynamite. She's a fucking force tighter than any other UK MC ('part from maybe Lady Chann and the maximum time I've got for Tempz) and 2010 has been kind to the gyal. Gettin' Redlight to smash his guns all over a bass-rollercoaster track with a harsh chattin WOT YU TALKIN ABAHT chorus is a smart next step. This is part of the summer hook-ups that have us all grinding across pon de floor alongside Toddla T and Wayne Marshall 'Sky Surfing' and Gyptian and Nikki 'Hold Yuh'.
We've been slapping the tune around for a few months and this week the video dropped into my lap like a hotrock. It ain't breaking freshground or flexing a $$$ budget, but pinching off chunks of M.I.A and Rihanna's Rude Boy has paid off for Dynie – that floral leather jacket and 'ard gurl pout is dreamy. Keep it bubbling Dyn-a-mi-tee-hee you're on a throne right now.

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BEREA -- The Browns defense might have suffered a major setback Saturday when outside linebacker Chris Gocong suffered what appeared to be a serious injury to his lower right leg.
Gocong was hurt on a goal line play that saw tight end Jordan Cameron pull down a Brandon Weeden pass for a touchdown. Gocong was involved in coverage when he fell to the ground.
Gocong remained on the ground for several minutes as he was quickly surrounded by medical personnel and teammates. He was helped to a cart and driven off the field.
Gocong was to have a MRI. Coach Pat Shurmur wasn't aware of the results when he talked to reporters after practice.
Teammates D'Qwell Jackson and Scott Fujita have been around long enough to know when an injury is serious. Fujita kind of nodded his head when asked if he thinks Gocong could be gone for a lengthy amount of time.
Linebacker is an arera in which the Browns can least afford serious injuries. Fujita is expected to miss the first three games as the result of a suspension handed down from the league for his reported role in the New Orleans Saints' bounty scandal. With Gocong likely gone, the Browns might have to go into the season with Kaluka Maiava and rookie James-Michael Johnson as outside starters.
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Why is it that the best roles for women in movies lately are all in cartoons? Take the title role in Anastasia, the enjoyable, first full-length animated feature from 20th Century Fox. This Anastasia is honorable, feisty and brave, sings and dances, outwits one of history's nastiest villains, reduces the hero to making goo-goo eyes, boasts a waist as slender as a vanilla bean and looks absolutely fabulous in Chanel. What wouldn't Jodie Foster and Michelle Pfeiffer do for such a part?
Anastasia spins an improbable, sugarcoated tale of what might have happened to the youngest daughter of Czar Nicholas if she had escaped after her pop was overthrown by the Bolsheviks and the royal family killed in 1918. Neither the Bolsheviks nor the Communists are mentioned here, of course; too complicated and confusing for the youngsters who are the movie's target audience. Instead, the sole bad guy is gonzo holy man Rasputin, who puts a deadly curse on the entire Romanov clan and then, flash forward to 1926, runs around as a decrepit corpse laying traps for the now 18-year-old Anastasia (spunkily voiced by Meg Ryan, with Liz Callaway doing the singing) as she travels from St. Petersburg to Paris to reunite with her grandmother.
The movie is Fox's promising attempt to mine a share of Disney's animation gold (it's no coincidence that Disney is rereleasing 1989's The Little Mermaid now). But the differences between the two studios' approaches are readily apparent: Anastasia is more lushly romantic than Disney's efforts, the music more straightforwardly schmaltzy (with Broadway-esque songs by lyricist Lynn Ahrens and composer Stephen Flaherty, who did the stage musical Once On This Island), and there are blessedly fewer cute animals and gargoyles cracking wise. Disney, however, clearly has Fox beat when it comes to putting expressive faces on characters and syncing lip movements to dialogue. (G)
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The Jackal is an effective, proficient thriller that moves fast, works hard at character building and features solid performances from a big-name cast. All of which is to the good. But none of which kept at bay concurring chuckles from the audience at the screening I attended when, late in the movie, a character moans, "Is this ever going to end?"
How come so many big studio movies seem 20 minutes too long these days? Maybe Hollywood wants to make sure audiences feel they are getting their popcorn's worth of heavy guns and chase scenes. There are plenty of both in Jackal, all showcased with skill by director Michael Caton-Jones (Rob Roy), but there just aren't that many ways to freshen up yet another chase through the subways.
Although relying on the basic premise of 1973's The Day of the Jackal (which was based on a Frederick Forsyth novel), this new movie updates and relocates the story from Europe to the U.S. This time round, the professional assassin known as The Jackal (Willis) plans to knock off a U.S. government bigwig on behalf of a Russian mobster. Trying to catch him before it's too late are Gere, Poitier and Venora as, respectively, a former IRA gunrunner nursing a grudge, an FBI man and a Russian army officer.
Willis, showing more restraint than usual, is icily effective as the villain, while Gere turns his habitual cockiness to his character's advantage here. It is Venora, however, who creates the movie's most vivid role. Too bad her character—don't read any further if you don't want to know the ending—won't be around for the sequel. (R)
Bill Murray, Joanne Whalley
Bill Murray makes the call himself on this movie. Asked by a female character whether she looks silly in an outfit, he replies, "It's good silly."
Good silly, indeed. That is the perfect description of The Man Who Knew Too Little, a cute wet puppy of a picture that pokes fun at all those movies about James Bond and other suave spy guys. Murray plays a guileless video store clerk from Des Moines who, while visiting London, winds up in the middle of an international terrorism plot. He, however, thinks that the tough-talking dame (Whalley), men with guns and syringe-wielding Russians are actors and just part of a night of interactive theater that he signed up for. Blissfully unaware that the bullets or corpses are real, he continues to playact and bumbles his way into heroism.
How amused one is by all of this will depend entirely on whether one readily sparks to Murray's arch humor and mugging. The Man is very much The Bill Murray Show, though Whalley, looking like a younger, vest pocket version of Joan Collins, adds spice to the shenanigans. (PG)
Matt Day, Frances O'Connor
Kiss or Kill is the apt title of a well-constructed murder mystery from Australia. Before this spiky little movie is over, its attractive, talented leads (Day and O'Connor) will do both. Playing a couple of grifters on the run after one of their marks dies accidentally, the duo drive across the outback pursued by detectives and an ex-pro athlete who is after an incriminating videotape he thinks they have. As the corpses pile up, so do the couple's questions and doubts about each other.
Kiss or Kill harks back to both Bonnie and Clyde and Badlands, but writer-director Bill Bennett (taking a big step forward from the whiney Two If By Sea) has made a film that's strikingly his own. (R)
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BRITISH COMEDIAN ROWAN ATKINSON says there is one bit in his new movie, Bean, that test audiences in America didn't find funny. It's the one in which scheming art-museum staffers debate the merchandising prospects of the painting known as Whistler's Mother, the famous 1872 canvas by James Whistler. "Americans don't quite see the joke of why you shouldn't make a beer mug or a plastic whistle from a painting," deadpans Atkinson, best known in the U.S. for his role as the stammering chaplain in 1994's Four Weddings and a Funeral and his Black Adder TV series. "British audiences enjoy the satirical angle of that scene more."
Otherwise, Atkinson, 42, suspects both countries laugh alike. But just to make sure, he and Bean cowriter and executive producer Richard Curtis airlifted the movie's title character, a pasty-faced klutz who unwittingly terrorizes bystanders with his farcical mishaps, across the Atlantic from the "drizzly, gray" London of the English TV series, which originally ran from 1989 to 1991, to get him "blinking in the California sunshine.". An Oxford-educated electrical engineer who created Bean with college pal Curtis in 1979 for a comedy festival, Atkinson considered the change of venue "inspiring."
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MartyParty | Blueberry Kush EPJanuary 27th by John-Michael Tags: Blueberry Kush EP, MartyParty, Pantyraid, Purple Anarchy, Purple SexPistol, Skrillex
MartyParty is ready to release another one of his releases, Blueberry Kush EP, that I wrote about awhile ago with the Skukuza EP release. The official date is set for February the 15th! This release will contain 6 new purple dank tracks. I can only imagine which set of dubs he is going to give out this time. I can only hope for some of the previous tracks on his soundcloud that he gave us a peak at for a short period of time.
Marty has been hard at work touring. He recently finished up a short set of shows going solo. Now he's off to play some winter festie's across seas and then returns for a small leg of PantyRaid shows which includes an Austin show \o/ This will be the first time I'll get to see PantyRaid, should be a rager considering the infamous Skrillex will be headlining the show. There going to be some great exposure for the duo. Hope they keep it real sexy and purple to balance the night! Marty's been saying some of the new material is getting dropped into their live sets already so I'm beyond excited.
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Canadian birth shouldn't get in the way of Levy's and O'Hara's being declared national treasures South of the Border. Whatever movie they are in, these two comic bon vivants shine—and never so brightly as in A Mighty Wind, an often-hilarious mockumentary that pokes affectionate fun at folk music.
Zonked-out Mitch (Levy) and the more emotionally resilient Mickey (O'Hara) are a syrupy '60s folk duo who split up both professionally and personally years ago. Now they're reuniting for a concert, along with two other famous acts, the traditionalist Folksmen and the homogenized New Main Street Singers.
With the exception of scenes involving Levy and O'Hara, Wind fails to scale the emotional heights of director-cowriter Guest's 1997 masterpiece, Waiting for Guffman. Missed story potential here (why did the Folksmen break up?) leaves one eager for the release of the Wind DVD to see its deleted scenes. But any Guest is a welcome Guest, and Wind has more than its share of swell moments. Jennifer Coolidge's spectacularly brainless publicist still has me laughing. (PG-13)
BOTTOM LINE: A hootenanny and a holler
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Parents and chaperones sit through so many dopey family films, it's a treat when one comes along—like Shrek or Remember the Titans—that's as enjoyable, and nearly as involving, for older viewers as it is for kids. Holes easily makes the cut.
Call it The Shawshank Redemption for the junior set. Based on a popular, 1998 Newbery Medal-winning novel, Holes follows the character-building travails of adolescent hero Stanley Yelnats (LaBeouf, of the Disney Channel's Even Stevens) after he's dispatched—for a crime he didn't commit—to a brutal camp for juvenile delinquents in the Texas desert.
Holes is a solid adventure story, complete with 19th-century flashbacks involving a female bandit. It boasts hefty doses of humor; Voight and Tim Blake Nelson, playing bumbling guards, add valuable comic zip. The film also imparts worthy lessons on racial harmony and helping others, medicine that goes down easily. (PG)
BOTTOM LINE: Fine family fare
Jamie Kennedy, Ryan O'Neal, Anthony Anderson, Taye Diggs
Take 8 Mile, jettison Eminem and his knack for rhyme, move the locale from Detroit to Los Angeles, add a few punchy jokes and a slew of piddling ones, and you've got Malibu's Most Wanted. After seeing this puny comedy, "wanted by whom?" would seem the most pertinent question.
The film's central joke is that a spoiled Malibu rich kid (Kennedy, of TV's JFX: The Jamie Kennedy Experiment—see p. 138) is a gangsta wannabe, walking, talking and dressing as if he's straight outta Compton. He also raps, execrably. Seth Green (who looks like a diminutive version of Kennedy) already did this same schtick for bigger laughs, and in fewer scenes, in the otherwise undistinguished 1998 teen comedy Can't Hardly Wait. Granted, there's plenty to satirize about privileged white (and black) youth who hang at the mall making like 50 Cent, but Wanted comes up wanting. (PG-13)
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Chow Yun-Fat, Seann William Scott
The single most intriguing aspect of this perfunctory martial-arts thriller is the naming of its two main characters: One is dubbed Monk With No Name (Chow), and the other is Kar (Scott), whose odd moniker and spelling are barely explained. Not that anything in Bulletproof Monk merits close examination or curiosity.
Monk is a Tibetan holy man who, blessed with immortality, has been guarding a sacred scroll for 60 years. Figuring he's past due for retirement, he teams up with the reluctant Kar, a pickpocket, to protect the scroll from evil forces. This requires high-kicking fights galore, chases, some gunfire and Kar's flirting with a mysterious beauty (model Jaime King). Chow, an actor of subtlety and charm, is left high and dry here, while smirking Scott (Dude, Where's My Car?) continues to register as the poor man's Owen Wilson. (PG-13)
BOTTOM LINE: Don't waste your ammo
•Bend It Like Beckham A British feel-good comedy that's actually good. (PG-13)
•Chasing Papi In a silly, frantic sex farce most notable for its all-Hispanic cast, a handsome ad exec (Eduardo Verastegui) woos three beauties (Jaci Velasquez, Roselyn Sanchez and Sofia Vergara) at once. (PG)
•Raising Victor Vargas A teenager (Victor Rasuk) on Manhattan's Lower East Side learns about love and family. A terrific small film. (R)
•Winged Migration A documentary on birds stays aloft thanks to stunning photography. (G)
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U.S. Dept. of Energy, Dec. 14, 2015Energy researcher studies best way to characterize supercritical carbon dioxide heat exchanger
Tribune-Review, Dec. 8, 2015Quilter to display work in holiday-themed exhibit
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 25, 2015Saint Vincent College launches green initiatives
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 23, 2015Saint Vincent salutes Rabbi's long presence at Catholic college
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 21, 2015Moretton is a name to remember at Saint Vincent
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 19, 2015Roman Verostko exhibits at Saint Vincent Gallery
Tribune-Review, Nov. 18, 2015Saint Vincent College's Bearcat BEST program eases disabled students' transition
Tribune-Review, Nov. 17, 2015Latrobe's Adams Memorial Library kits combine teaching aids with tech for toddlers
Philly.com, Nov. 15, 2015James W. Baumbach, SVC'65, 72, lawyer and political strategist
Tribune-Review, Nov. 14, 2015Saint Vincent support program gets $1.1M Department of Education grant
Tribune-Review, Nov. 1, 2015Latrobe OKs bridge purchase
Tribune-Review, Nov. 1, 2015Latrobe bids for old bridge for trail on Loyalhanna Creek
Tribune-Review, Oct. 27, 2015Saint Vincent College display integrates computer program codes, art designs
Tribune-Review, Oct. 18, 2015Former Gov. Corbett reprises role as teacher with college courses
Tribune-Review, Oct. 17, 2015Hall of Famer content to pass up pro basketball
Tribune-Review, Oct. 14, 2015Former Pa. Gov. Corbett speaks at SVC Business Summit
Tribune-Review, Oct. 10, 2015Navigating college financial aid options pays off
Tribune-Review, Oct. 10, 2015Pittsburgh school board member Bill Isler, SVC68, honored as Urban Educator of the Year
Tribune-Review, Oct. 6, 2015Saint Vincent's Harbert to retire at end of season
Tribune-Review, Oct. 3, 2015Paced by QB's epic half, Saint Vincent rolls past Thiel
Tribune-Review, Oct. 1, 2015Greensburg Salem students elect special girl as homecoming royalty
Tribune-Review, Sept. 28, 2015Dinner theater guests hear 'Legend of Sleepy Hollow' at SVC Gallery
WTAE Pittsburgh, Sept. 27, 2015Western Pennsylvanians head to pope's final mass in US
Tribune-Review, Sept. 26, 2015St. Vincent instructor makes 'home movie' of Roscoe
Tribune-Review, Sept. 22, 2015Sleepy Hollow opens new series at Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, Sept. 21, 2015Designing Pope's linens labor of love for Westmoreland County monk
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sept. 20, 2015From students to bishops, Western Pennsylvanians will trek to see Pope Francis
Money magazine College Planner, Sept. 14, 201510 Best Private Colleges where Everybody Gets a Scholarship
Tribune-Review, Sept. 14, 2015Saint Vincent Gallery showcases artwork of four Benedictine monks
ITbusinessnet.com, Sept. 3, 2015ValueColleges.com releases Top 50 Best Value Master's in Management Programs
Tribune-Review, Sept. 1, 2015Hempfield teen's Eagle Scout project delivers playground to nature reserve
Tribune-Review, Aug. 31, 2015Latrobe's Yellow Tie Gala ties in to Banana Split Festival
Tribune-Review, Aug. 21, 2015Latrobe's Great American Banana Split Celebration promises weekend of sweet treats
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug. 21, 2015Saint Vincent ready to make some noise in PAC
Tribune-Review, Aug. 11, 2015Trio of Latrobe lacrosse standouts to play together at Saint Vincent
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 31, 2015Steelers fans flock to training camp
Tribune-Review, July 29, 2015Sun will set on Saint Vincent season with the farce 'Moon Over Buffalo'
Tribune-Review, July 28, 2015Saint Vincent monk's Gregorian chant workshops strike chord with students
Tribune-Review, July 28, 2015A true 'boy of summer'
Steelers.com, July 26, 2015Steelers kick off 50th camp at Saint Vincent College
NFL.com, July 26, 2015Pittsburgh Steelers celebrate 50th year at Saint Vincent College
New Pittsburgh Courier, July 27, 2015Inside Conditions…The Quilt of History
Tribune-Review, July 27, 2015Saint Vincent a football sanctuary during Steelers training camp
USAToday, July 26, 2015Steelers celebrate 50th year at Saint Vincent College
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 24, 2015Steelers faithful: 50 years at Saint Vincent
Timesonline.com, July 24, 2015For Steelers, it's not heaven, it's Latrobe
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 23, 2015Stage Review: Saint Vincent does justice to 'Into the Woods'
Tribune-Review, July 22, 2015Multi-faceted treatment urged for drug addicts
Tribune-Review, July 21, 2015Nigerian artist opens eyes, horizons at Latrobe Art Center
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 19, 2015Rhode Island summers paved way for Steelers training camp in Latrobe
steelers.com, July 19, 2015Saint Vincent College staff talks training camp
KDKA-TV2, July 15, 2015Celebration to mark Steelers' 50th training camp at Saint Vincent College
Tribune-Review, July 15, 2015SVC president recalls early days of Steelers training camp
Tribune-Review, July 13, 2015Saint Vincent Summer Theatre Gala
Tribune-Review, July 7, 2015Saint Vincent Summer Theatre takes lighter look at 'Into the Woods'
Tribune-Review, July 5, 2015Life is a cabaret
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 3, 2015Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor to sponsor talk on history of baseball
Tribune-Review, June 30, 2015Saint Vincent professor, students use interviews to refresh drug addiction data
Pittsburgh Business-Times, June 26, 2015Personalities of Pittsburgh: Bill Isler, SVC'68 (video and blog)
PennLive.com, June 17, 2015Pittsburgh Steelers rookies check, scout out SVC ahead of camp
Tribune-Review, June 16, 2015Saint Vincent Summer Theatre show offers more than entertainment
Tribune-Review, June 6, 2015Connellsville grad caps Saint Vincent career with record-breaking effort
Moodys.com, June 1, 2015Moody's revises Saint Vincent College outlook to stable
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 31, 2015Dr. Smetanka comments on Pope's coming encyclical on environment
Tribune Review, May 31, 2015Exhibit honors environmentalist Rachel Carson
Tribune Review, May 28, 2015Western Pa. events set to honor Springdale environmentalist Carson
Tribune Review, May 27, 2015Saint Vincent's 'Wonderettes' mix nostalgia with '50s, '60s hits
Steelers.com, May 26, 2015Steelers name Steve Meyer coaching assistant
Tribune Review, May 24, 2015Arnold Palmer presents Spirit of Hope Award to Archabbot at SVC
Triblive.com, May 19, 2015Freshman restores historic violin found in storage
Tribune-Review, April 25, 2015Laurel Highlands teacher 'humbled' by Saint Vincent award
Sankey Lectures, April 22, 2015The Masonic Empire of Thomas Dunckerley (video)Dr. Susan Mitchell Sommers, Saint Vincent College Professor of History
WTAE.com, April 22, 2015Movie mogul loves Steelers, Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review, April 21, 2015Saint Vincent unveils logo with an 'edge'
Tribune-Review, April 17, 2015New Saint Vincent director has Broadway background
Tribune-Review, April 15, 2015'Furious 7' producer to speak at Saint Vincent Threshold Series
KDKA-TV (Video), April 13, 2015Saint Vincent students' "trick shot video" getting lots of attention online
Tribune-Review, April 7, 2015Trail between SVC, Latrobe a step closer to reality
WQED-TV (video), April 3, 2015Interview by Conversations program host Michael Bartley with Archabbot Douglas R. Nowicki, O.S.B., about his work as the 11th archabbot and recent developments at Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, April 1, 2015Westmoreland County tourism grants promote banana splits, breweries, trolley
Tribune-Review, March 18, 2015All things Mister Rogers celebrated this week at SVC
Tribune-Review, March 13, 2015Lincoln Highway Museum plans 'Starry, Starry Night'
Pittsburgh Business-Times, March 6, 2015Nonstops to Chicago hailed as Spirit-ed idea
Tribune-Review, Feb. 21, 2015Connellsville psychology teacher honored by Saint Vincent program
Tribune-Review, Feb. 21, 2015'Pink Out' game to memorialize SVC basketball player's late mother
Tribune-Review, Feb. 20, 2015Western Pennsylvania college venues popular wedding settings
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 18, 2015Saint Vincent Gallery exhibits drawings of creatures great, small
Portland (Oregon) Catholic Sentinel, Feb. 9, 2015Blessing of throats popular in Oregon parishes
Tribune-Review, Feb. 9, 2015Exhibit at Gallery revisits the 1800s
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 5, 2015SVC exhibits show three sides of Civil War
Tribune-Review, Feb. 3, 2015Business ventures, nonprofits look to Westmoreland County SCORE counselors
Tribune-Review, Feb. 3, 2015Civil War anniversary inspires 'Coverlet Casualty' exhibit at SVC
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jan. 25, 2015Why Thomas Merton 'continues to captivate'
Tribune-Review, Jan. 24, 2015Mathers shines for Saint Vincent women's basketball team
Uniontown Herald-Standard, Jan. 18, 2015Local teachers honored by former students at Saint Vincent
Education Week, Jan. 13, 2015Pittsburgh Network Eyed as Model for Supporting Digital Learning
Tribune-Review, Jan. 13, 2015Derry Area biology teacher recognized by SVC program
Tribune-Review, Jan. 8, 2015SVC honors 'Great Teachers'
Tribune-Review, Dec. 29, 20142014's Best Galas
Tribune-Review, Dec. 24, 2014Saint Vincent forward late bloomer for women's basketball team
Tribune-Review, Dec. 22, 2014Scholarship fund at SVC established in honor of retiring Kennametal chairman
Pittsburgh Business Times, Dec. 19, 2014Cardoso honored with scholarship fund at Saint Vincent
Jewish Chronicle, Dec. 15, 2014Presenting Palestinian narrative is 'difficult work' say artists
Uniontown Herald-Standard, Dec. 15, 2014Saint Vincent grad talks about Ebola field work
Tribune-Review, Dec. 13, 2014Bentleyville Scout scores Eagle with minigolf project
Tribune-Review, Dec. 10, 2014SVC outdoor basketball court fills longtime request
Tribune-Review, Nov. 29, 2014Newsmaker: David Salapa
Tribune-Review, Nov. 25, 2014SVC men's team reaches 1,000 victories
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 25, 2014Pittsburgh Foundation president touts Fred Rogers legacy
Tribune-Review, Nov. 23, 2014Scholarship Fund at Saint Vincent to honor Kennametal executive
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 19, 2014Nationwide Juried Catholic Arts Exhibition retains vitality
Tribune-Review, Nov. 18, 2014Ligonier native Christensen works on Ebola as CDC epidemiologist
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Nov. 13, 2014Norwin grad a record-setter at Saint Vincent
Huffington Post, Nov. 9, 2014Sacred Catholic Art Exhibit Puts a Contemporary Spin on Ancient Beliefs
Washington Post, Nov. 4, 2014Exhibit of sacred Catholic art embraces a contemporary vision
Tribune-Review, Oct. 29, 2014College, airport receive PennDOT grants to improve transportation, safety
Tribune-Review, Oct. 24, 2014The real Captain Phillips brings story of piracy to Saint Vincent College
Tribune-Review, Oct. 22, 2014SVC residence hall renovations half finished
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Oct. 15, 2014Catholics and the modern family
ESPN Video, Sept. 28, 2014Antonio Brown's Mail
Tribune-Review, Sept. 27, 2014AP classes put college-bound students on fast track
Penn Trafford Star, Sept. 17, 2014Manor man's film find odd gifts can be unbearable
Tribune-Review, Sept. 14, 2014Pinhole photography on exhibit at Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, Sept. 11, 2014Saint Vincent's historical marker returns
Tribune-Review, Sept. 9, 2014After guiding successful GCC program, Shasko hopes to find success at college level
Clayton (Georgia) News Daily, Sept. 3, 2014Archbishop of Atlanta Wilton Gregory honors Battle of Jonesboro Benedictine priest/monk of Saint Vincent at memorial service
Parade Magazine, Aug. 27, 2014It's National Banana Lover's Day!
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug. 26, 2014SVC board member Charles J. Queenan Jr., honored by American Lawyer Magazine
Tribune-Review, Aug. 21, 2014Ireland makes it mark on Mt. Pleasant Area grad
Steelers.com, Aug. 14, 2014Bill Nunn memorial bench dedicated
Tribune-Review, Aug. 13, 2014Saint Vincent football ready to rebuild under new coach
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug. 13, 2014Mary Thomas comments on death of Br. Nathan Cochran
Tribune-Review, Aug. 9, 2014Saint Vincent Basilica pipe organ worth $1.5 million nears completion
Tribune-Review, Aug. 8, 2014Saint Vincent post office swamped after Steeler's autograph vow
Tribune-Review, Aug. 6, 2014Steelers annual training camp brings influx of customers to Latrobe businesses
Business Wire, Aug. 5, 2014Dole dishes out healthier options at Latrobe's Great American Banana Split Celebration
Tribune-Review, July 30, 2014Trolley Tours Link Mister Rogers to Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, July 30, 2014Saint Vincent Summer Theatre revue celebrates love, Rodgers and Hammerstein
Tribune-Review, July 27, 2014Generations of Steelers fans flock to Unity campus
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 25, 2014Steelers training camp – a pilgrimage of sorts for Black and Gold faithful
Pittsburgh Business Times, July 16, 2014Heart surgeon Ross DiMarco, SVC'69, Moves to West Penn Hospital
Tribune-Review, July 14, 2014Out and About: Saint Vincent Summer Theatre Gala
Tribune-Review, July 13, 2014Ramadan event at Islamic Center promotes acceptance
Tribune-Review, July 14, 2014Saint Vincent's technology upgrade part of school's five-year plan
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 10, 2014Saint Vincent Summer Theatre Gala eases the heat with refreshing comedy
Tribune-Review, July 9, 2014Saint Vincent Summer Theatre's 'Jeeves in Bloom' is all-ages comedy
Tribune-Review, July 7, 2014Saint Vincent Summer Theatre after-the-show party popular with patrons
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, July 1, 2014'Boeing Boeing' flies on laughs
Tribune Review, June 23, 2014Overholt legacy overview at Saint Vincent gallery
Tribune Review, June 18, 2014Farce goes modern with 'Boeing Boeing'
Tribune Review, June 17, 2014Display of woven blankets at SVC extends Overholt family legacy
Tribune Review, June 5, 2014Saint Vincent, Chinese University join forces
Tribune Review, June 3, 2014Penn-Trafford grad Poole earns All-American status again
National Catholic Reporter, June 2, 2014Archbishop warns of 'balkanization' in US Church at CTS conference at SVC
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 2, 2014Fred Rogers Legacy Award
Steelers.com, June 1, 2014Tomlin's speech a winner
Tribune Review, May 24, 2014 Cellist Yo-Yo Ma receives Fred Rogers award
Broadway World, May 23, 2014Cellist Yo-Yo Ma receives Fred Rogers Legacy Award tonight
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 22, 2014New director of Fred Rogers Center keeps an eye on children's television
Tribune-Review, May 21, 2014Mt. Pleasant area students to help lead college's orientation program
Tribune-Review, May 15, 2014SVC softball players earn Presidents' Athletic Conference recognition
Tribune-Review, May 13, 2014Bearcat golfers want to make most of second chance
Wall Street Journal, May 9, 2014Book Review: 'Supreme City' by Donald L. Miller, SVC'66
Tribune-Review, May 3, 2014Marathon notebook: Saint Vincent freshman makes mark in 5K
Tribune-Review, May 3, 2014Hall of Fame inductee Kelly Morda, SVC'02, met challenges head-on at Ford City
Tribune-Review, April 30, 2014Barto Leads SVC to NCAA Tournament
New Jersey Star-Ledger, April 29, 2014N.J. Gov. Christie Names John Degnan, SVC'66, Port Authority Chairman
Harvard Family Research Project, Vol. VI, Issue 2, April 24, 2014Connected Learning in Digital Age
Tribune-Review, April 23, 2014Annual TakeOff memorial race on track for Saturday
Tribune-Review, April 9, 2014Dunbar teen to perform in 'Villains' at Saint Vincent
Iona College News, April 7, 2014Dr. Mark Kiselica, SVC'79, named provost at Iona College
Tribune-Review, April 7, 2014Yo-Yo Ma to Receive First Fred Rogers Legacy Award
Tribune-Review, April 5, 2014SVC plans $1.8M update of Bonaventure and Gerard Halls
Tribune-Review, March 31, 2014South Hills family brings lumber to life for sluggers in 20 states
Tribune-Review, March 28, 2014SVC-based gallery serves tea and history
Steelers.com, March 26, 2014Steelers vs Bills at Saint Vincent College
Tribune-Review, March 26, 2014SVC Track runs first meet ever
Tribune-Review, March 26, 2014Students' Stained Glass Brightens SVC Offices
Tribune-Review, March 26, 2014Kayakers hone skills with SVC 'winter roll' classes
Tribune-Review, March 6, 2014Saint Vincent playing underdog role at NCAA tournament
NerdScholar blog, March 5, 2014How to network over spring break
Tribune-Review, March 4, 2014Campus post office stays busy
Tribune-Review, March 4, 2014Saint Vincent men take PAC title, on to NCAAs
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 3, 2014Cellist Yo-Yo Ma to receive Fred Rogers Legacy Award
Tribune-Review, March 2, 2014Vets share stories for Saint Vincent oral history project
Tribune-Review, Feb. 26, 2014Saint Vincent counselor promotes education about diabetes
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 24, 2014Saint Vincent exhibit reveals 'face' of a Benedictine monk and prolific artist
Pittsburgh Business-Times, Feb. 21, 2014Personalities of Pittsburgh: Tim Ryan (SVC'81)
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 20, 2014Catholics urged to evangelize
Arlington (Va.) Catholic Herald, Feb. 19, 2014SVC Offers Summer Program
Tribune-Review, Feb. 17, 2014Reunited on the Court
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 13, 2014Churilla helps keep track of history at Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, Feb. 11, 2014SVC QB Coach Smetanka Set for 2nd Season with CIFL's Erie Explosion
Tribune-Review, Feb. 9, 2014Saint Vincent Student Government Head Aims Higher
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 6, 2014Prof's Stickers Are Not Kosher
WTTW Chicago Tonight, Feb. 3, 2014Fred Rogers, Artist (and Superhero)
Buffalo News, Jan. 27, 2014Dr. Nicholas Violante, C'02, embraces less invasive surgery
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Jan. 17, 2014Upper St. Clair H.S. Senior Wins $160,000 Scholarship
Tribune-Review, Jan. 14, 2014SVC slates events for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
Chicago Tribune, Jan. 14, 2014Sculptor Guy Bellaver, C'72, Wins Competition
Tribune-Review, Jan. 10, 2014Saint Vincent names new football coach
Tribune-Review, Jan. 8, 2014Saint Vincent student creates Fort Ligonier Days film
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jan. 2, 2014Saint Vincent football star still shining
Tribune-Review, Dec. 31, 2013Saint Vincent Senior Wirkowski Plays in All-American Bowl
Tribune-Review, Dec. 31, 2013Saint Vincent Video Plays on Times Square Billboard
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec. 27, 2013Coverlet gallery at Saint Vincent College takes visitors back in time
Remake Learning blog, Dec. 20, 2013What Would Fred Rogers Say?
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dec. 19, 2013Coverlets, Christmas cards from 1800s tell of holidays past
Tribune-Review, Dec. 3, 2013Saint Vincent's Ligus Gets Another Honor
Tribune-Review, Nov. 19, 2013Saint Vincent senior earns another trip to cross country national meet
Tribune-Review, Nov. 12, 2013Making Bats His Business
Tribune-Review, Nov. 12, 2013Saint Vincent lacrosse player puts in work to raise money for cancer research
Tribune-Review, Nov. 9, 2013SVC captures PAC men's cross country championship
Tribune-Review, Nov. 5, 2013Saint Vincent Men's Cross Country Team Wins PAC Title
Tribune-Review, Nov. 5, 2013SVC Symposium to explore abandoned mine drainage projects
Tribune-Review, Nov. 4, 2013Br. Cosmas Wolf Exhibit
Tribune-Review, Oct. 31, 2013SVC Alum Michael Palcsey, SVC'08, Helping Serra Catholic Student Newspaper
Tribune-Review, Oct. 27, 2013Arthur St. Clair Historic Preservation Awards bestowed
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Oct. 24, 2013Exhibit showcases quilter's unusual style
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Oct. 17, 2013She came by her love of history naturally
Pittsburgh Business Times, Oct. 14, 2013Homeschool students get classroom experience at Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, Oct. 8, 2013Quilter's 'Obsession' on Display at SVC Gallery
Tribune-Review, Oct. 4, 2013Monk's Teaching, Garden Inspired Contemplation
Westmoreland Times, Oct. 3, 2013SVC Players Rehearsing for 'Babe'
Tribune-Review, Oct. 3, 2013Youngwood Adviser Guides Students to Foreign Lands
Tribune-Review, Sept. 24, 2013800 Expected for SVC Alumni Festivities
Tribune-Review, Sept. 19, 2013Greensburg Salem Biology Teacher Earns Saint Vincent Alumni Award
Westmoreland County Times, Sept. 17, 2013SVC Ranked as Top National Liberal Arts College Again
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug. 27, 2013Kids Encouraged to Interact with Nature At Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve
Tribune-Review, Aug. 27, 2013'Fire and Ice' Video Recalls 1963 SVC Blaze
Tribune-Review, Aug. 26, 2013Saint Vincent students, locals fete ice cream treat with flash mob
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Aug. 23, 2013Football, Monks and Friendship (video)
KDKA-TV2, Aug. 23, 2013Latrobe Now Officially Recognized as Birthplace of Banana Split
Associated Press, Aug. 22, 2013Going Bananas: Pa. City Gearing Up for 'Split Bash'
USAToday Online, Aug. 21, 2013Belly Up To World's Largest Banana Split Bar
Tribune-Review, Aug. 20, 2013Businesses near SVC Score with Steelers Training Camp
Tribune-Review, Aug. 20, 2013Latrobe to Go Bananas Over Split
Tribune-Review, Aug. 20, 2013Banana Split Festival a Sweet Reward for Latrobe Faithful
National Catholic Register, Aug. 18, 2013The Beauty of Chant
Tribune-Review, Aug. 15, 2013SVC Grad Reports Success With Early Learning Center
WTAE-TV, Aug. 13, 2013Dan Rooney Talks about Steelers at Training Camp
SteelersDepot.com, Aug. 13, 2013Video: Steelers G. Ramon Foster and Coach Jerry Olsavsky Talk Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, Aug. 12, 2013Invasive Plants Threaten Pa. Parks
Tribune-Review, Aug. 11, 2013St. Benedict Education Foundation hosts fundraiser in rustic setting
Orlando Sentinel, Aug. 7, 2013Latrobe's banana split fest
Chicago Tribune, Aug. 7, 2013Latrobe's banana split fest
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug. 8, 2013Saint Vincent Actor Fulfilling Dream
Los Angeles Times, Aug. 7, 2013Latrobe's Banana Split Not Without Controversy
The New York Times, Aug. 2, 2013Great American Banana Split Celebration
Tribune-Review, July 30, 2013SVC Swim Teams Honored for GPAs
Tribune-Review, July 30, 2013Saint Vincent Summer Theatre's 'Tenor' Characters Provide Depth to Popular Farce
Kittanning Paper, July 29, 2013Regional Schools Earn Grant Funding
Pittsburgh Business-Times, July 24, 2013Latrobe, Dole going for banana split record
Tribune-Review, July 24, 2013SVC pollinator garden caters to bees, butterflies, birds, moths
Tribune-Review, July 21, 2013SVC Political Science Professor Chosen for Fellowship at Stanford
readMedia, July 18, 2013College Factual Ranks SVC among Top 150
Tribune-Review, July 14, 2013Out and About: Saint Vincent Summer Theatre Fundraiser
Tribune-Review, July 11, 2013Steelers Rain Delay: Wet Weather Pushes Back SVC Early Prep for Training Camp
Tribune-Review, July 10, 2013Latrobe Plans 'Appealing' Festival
Tribune-Review, July 8, 2013Cabaret Party a Tradition for Saint Vincent Theatre
Westmoreland Times, July 1, 2013SVC Initiates Degree in Engineering
Chicago Tribune, June 30, 2013Sculptor Guy Bellaver Installs Kinetic Sculpture at Saint Vincent College
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 27, 2013Mandy Zalich leads those who help children in courts
Tribune-Review, June 19, 2013'Cooks' farce promises to be a witty dish
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 15, 2013Derry Native Herbert Boyer Looks Toward Future in Return to Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, June 15, 2013Genetics Pioneer Opens Science Pavilion at Saint Vincent
KDKA-TV2, June 14, 2013SVC Dedicates New Science Center
Tribune-Review, June 9, 2013Colleges Reassess Value of AP Classes
Tribune-Review, June 4, 2013Saint Vincent runner earns All-American honors
Tribune-Review, June 4, 2013Fight terrorism with education, SVC law expert says
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 30, 2013'Nerd' Opens at Saint Vincent
Tribune-Review, May 28, 2013Saint Vincent Grad, Professor Dig Into Nietzsche's Works
Tribune-Review, May 27, 2013SVC Student Helps Get to Bottom of Alteration to 18th-Century Painting
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 23, 2013Coach Gets Call from Hall
Westmoreland County Times, May 20, 2013New Book: 'Is College Worth It?'
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 16, 2013Grad Travels Tough Road to Degree
KDKA-TV2, May 10, 2013Disabled Woman Defies Odds Ahead of College Graduation
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, May 8, 2013Newsmaker: David Dzombak
Tribune-Review, May 8, 2013West Newton Native Christie Cyktor Rises Above Challenges
Tribune-Review, May 7, 2013Baseball Coach Reaches Milestone
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 4, 2013Botanist Monk Joins Hunt for 4-Petaled Trillium
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 2, 2013SVC Savors PAC Championship
Tribune-Review, May 1, 2013Mt. Pleasant Pianist to Perform Solo Recital at SVC
Tribune-Review, April 30, 2013SVC Golf Team Wins Program's First PAC Title
Tribune-Review, April 23, 2013SVC's Cenkner Named Conference Player of Year
Tribune-Review, April 22, 2013Cenkner Carries Tennis Success to College Level
Tribune-Review, April 17, 2013Mt. Pleasant Woman's Autobiographical Art To Be Displayed
Geekosystem.com, April 17, 2013In Times of Tragedy, Look for the Helpers, Mr. Rogers Says
Tribune-Review, April 17, 2013Trooper Iwaniec Memorial Race at SVC Marks Fourth Year
Tribune-Review, April 16, 2013Shoes Storm Campus with Bangs
Tribune-Review, April 16, 2013Trolley to Shuttle Visitors Around Campus
Tribune-Review, April 9, 2013St. Vincent Soccer Player Named President of Conference Committee
Huffington Post, April 9, 2013SVC Chemistry Prof Comments on Sustainability
Tribune-Review, April 7, 2013David Dzombak, SVC'79, Comments on Carnegie Mellon Research
Tribune-Review, April 4, 2013YWCA To Honor SVC Sportswomen
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, April 3, 2013Latrobe's Claim as Birthplace of Banana Split to Be Honored
Tribune-Review, April 2, 2013Saint Vincent Pavilion Earns Gold for Energy Use
Tribune-Review, March 26, 2013Cardinal Wuerl to Speak at SVC Commencement
Tribune-Review, March 24, 2013W. Pa. Trees Get Reprieve from Gypsy Moth Attack
Tribune-Review, March 19, 2013Saint Vincent Men's Basketball Star Honored Again
Tribune-Review, March 14, 2013Catholics Celebrate Election of New Pope
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 14, 2013Dupre Science Pavilion the Result of 8 Years' Work at Saint Vincent
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, March 14, 2013Vatican Astronomer Sees Meteors as Part of Divine Plan
Tribune-Review, March 13, 2013Saint Vincent Players presenting Pajama Game
Tribune-Review, March 12, 2013Women's Cross Country Team Honored as Academic Team of Year
Tribune-Review, March 12, 2013Vatican Astronomer Finds Divine in Cosmos
POP City Online, March 7, 2013Teacher Development, Healthy Eating, More Coming from Rogers Center ELE
Tribune Review, March 3, 2013Cardinal Adam Maida, SVC'52, Honored to Attend Papal Election
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 27, 2013Mister Rogers still a favorite neighbor
Tribune Review, Feb. 26, 2013SVC to Open NCAA Tourney Saturday
Tribune Review, Feb. 26, 2013Bearcats Meet Ohio Wesleyan Saturday
Tribune-Review, Feb. 25, 2013St. Vincent savors PAC title victory, NCAA bid
Tribune-Review, Feb. 23, 2013St. Vincent wins PAC title, clinches NCAA bid
Tribune-Review, Feb. 22, 2013SVC beats W&J to earn spot In PAC title game Saturday
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 19, 2013Spinners Enjoy Saint Vincent
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Feb. 17, 2013SVC Librarian Comments on Latin in Papal Announcement
Tribune-Review, Feb. 16, 2013SVC Clinches #1 Seed in PAC Tourney
Tribune-Review, Feb. 7, 2013SVC Lecture Says Attacks Justified To Fight Terror
Catholicphilly.com, Phaith Magazine, Feb. 5, 2013Olivia Sharkey Has Been on a Lifelong journey to Serve God's People All Over the World
John William Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, Jan. 30, 2013Politics Students at SVC Benefit from Emphasis on Studying Original Works, Not Textbooks
WTAE-TV, Jan. 28. 2013Saint Vincent Remembers Fire and Ice When Campus Burned
Tribune-Review, Jan. 29, 2013Saint Vincent remembers devastating fire 50 years ago
HollywoodInsider.com, Jan.22, 2013HBO Developing Third WWII Miniseries with Tom HanksBased on Book by SVC Alum, Don Miller, C'66
Tribune-Review, Jan. 22, 2013MLK at SVC says literacy key to increasing minorities in colleges
Pittsburgh KDKA-TV, Jan. 16, 2013 SVC Legal Expert Bruce Antkowiak Comments on Murder Trial Strategy
Tribune-Review, Jan. 16, 2013 SVC Political Science Professor Comments On Appointment of New State Officers
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jan. 13, 2013 SVC Board Chair Chris Donahue Driven By Faith and Family
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MILWAUKEE - The loudest sound in the visitors clubhouse at Miller Park hours before Thursday's Phillies-Brewers game was the echo of bat meeting ball from an adjacent room. There, Jimmy Rollins worked. He hit a ball off a tee for some 20 minutes while teammates watched TV and lounged.
Upon arriving at the ballpark, Rollins was summoned to Charlie Manuel's office for a meeting. At times, Rollins said, there was laughter. The manager made his point, though.
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ATLAS leader bound for CERN
SFU physics professor Michel Vetterli, project leader for the ATLAS Canadian Data Analysis Centre at TRIUMF, Canada's national particle and nuclear physics laboratory, has been appointed deputy chair of the ATLAS Publications Committee (PubCom), effective this March.
The ATLAS particle detector at the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) near Geneva, Switzerland, dubbed the world's biggest physics experiment, is probing the fundamental forces that have shaped the universe since the beginning of time. It could shed light on the origins of mass and other dimensions of space.
Vetterli will take over as chair of the ATLAS PubCom in March 2013 and move to Geneva for a year. The PubCom is responsible for reviewing all papers and scientific notes published by ATLAS, an international collaboration of nearly 3,000 physicists and engineers.
"It's like being on a thesis supervisory committee, but you're interacting with more senior people so it's more challenging," says Vetterli of his new role. "As part of the executive board, you're in on many high-level discussions and you get to express your opinions."
One of the six LHC particle-detector experiments, ATLAS uses proton-proton collisions at the highest energy ever achieved in a laboratory to look for the Higgs Boson, christened the "God particle," central to the current model of how subatomic particles attain mass.


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Back in 1999, "Antiques Roadshow" visited Salt Lake City. What happened to the values of the items found during that trip?
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|CORRECTING and REPLACING Elizabeth Arden, Inc. Announces Second Quarter Fiscal 2013 Results
~ Net Sales of
~ Adjusted EPS of
~ Fiscal Year-to-Date Net Sales Increase of 11%; Adjusted EPS Increase of 17% ~
The corrected release reads:
~ Net Sales of
~ Adjusted EPS of
~ Fiscal Year-to-Date Net Sales Increase of 11%; Adjusted EPS Increase of 17% ~
For the quarter ended
On a reported basis, net income per diluted share for the current year
period was
Internationally, net sales grew 11% (constant rates) for the second
fiscal quarter and 10% (constant rates) fiscal year-to-date. Net sales
of fragrances increased 14% (constant rates) for the first six months,
behind the Company's Western European fragrance initiative. As a result,
fragrance sales in
Mr. Beattie continued, "Over the course of the past few months, we
successfully completed the conversion of our
"The timing of the conversion of international flagship doors was
staggered across the quarter due to retailer constraints. International
flagship doors delivered 9% retails sales growth from conversion,
reflecting later conversion dates as compared to the flagship doors in
For the six months ended
Based on the retail trends year-to-date and the seasonally slower
fragrance market in the second fiscal half, the Company is reducing its
second half revenue and earnings guidance. For the full fiscal year
For the third quarter of fiscal 2013, the Company is introducing
guidance for net sales of
The earnings guidance excludes non-recurring charges related to the
Elizabeth Arden brand repositioning and expenses related to the
acquisitions completed in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012. The Company
expects to incur the remainder of these charges, currently estimated at
The guidance is based on current foreign currency rates. The Company also notes that continued global economic uncertainty may have a negative effect on retailer and consumer confidence and demand, and, along with the foreign currency volatility, makes forecasting difficult.
The Company will host a conference call today at
(a) EBITDA is defined as net income plus the provision for income taxes
plus interest expense, plus depreciation and amortization. EBITDA should
not be considered as an alternative to income from operations or net
income (as determined in accordance with generally accepted accounting
principles (GAAP)) as a measure of our operating performance or to net
cash provided by operating, investing and financing activities (as
determined in accordance with GAAP) or as a measure of our ability to
meet cash needs. We believe that EBITDA is a measure commonly reported
and widely used by investors and other interested parties as a measure
of a company's operating performance and debt servicing ability because
it assists in comparing performance on a consistent basis without regard
to capital structure, depreciation and amortization or non-operating
factors (such as historical cost). Accordingly, as a result of our
capital structure, we believe EBITDA is a relevant measure. This
information has been disclosed here to permit a more complete
comparative analysis of our operating performance relative to other
companies and of our debt servicing ability. EBITDA may not, however, be
comparable in all instances to other similar types of measures. We have
also disclosed EBITDA as adjusted without giving effect to
acquisition-related and
The table below reconciles net income, as determined in accordance with
GAAP, to EBITDA and to EBITDA as adjusted: (For a reconciliation of net
income to EBITDA for prior periods, see the Company's filings with the
The table below reconciles net cash flow (used in) provided by operating activities, as determined in accordance with GAAP, to EBITDA:
(b) The table below reconciles the calculation of (i) net income and
(ii) net income per share on a basic and diluted basis from the amounts
reported in accordance with GAAP to such amounts before giving effect to
acquisition-related and
(c) For the three months ended December 31, 2012, gross profit and net
income include
(d) Our effective tax rate on a reported basis, which is calculated as a
percentage of income before income taxes, was 22.0% and 21.8% for the
three and six months ended
(e) Constant currency information compares results between periods assuming exchange rates had remained constant period-over-period and excludes gains and losses from foreign currency contracts in all periods. We calculate constant currency information by translating current-period results using prior-year GAAP foreign currency exchange rates. The gains and/or losses from foreign currency contracts were not material for all periods presented.
In connection with the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities
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to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking
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any such forward-looking statements. Further, any forward-looking
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to reflect events or circumstances after the date on which such
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time, and it is not possible for us to predict all of such factors.
Further, we cannot assess the impact of each such factor on our results
of operations or the extent to which any factor, or combination of
factors, may cause actual results to differ materially from those
contained in any forward-looking statements. This press release is
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Immunogenicity & Safety Study of GSK Biologicals' Combined Measles-mumps-rubella-varicella Vaccine 208136
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First received: September 10, 2008
Last updated: January 12, 2012
Last verified: August 2011
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This Phase 3b study is being conducted for the purpose of registration of the GSK208136 vaccine in Korea.
Measles-Mumps-Rubella-Varicella Vaccine
Biological: PriorixTM
Biological: VarilrixTM
Biological: GSK Biologicals' vaccine 208136
Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
|Official Title:
|Immunogenicity & Safety Study of GSK Biologicals' Combined Measles-mumps-rubella-varicella Vaccine 208136
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Chickenpox Measles Mumps Rubella ShinglesU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Seroconversion rates for measles, mumps, rubella and varicella [ Time Frame: approximately 42-56 days after vaccination ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Measles, mumps, rubella and varicella antibody titres [ Time Frame: 42-56 days after vaccination ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Occurrence of solicited local symptoms (injection site redness, pain and swelling) [ Time Frame: within four days after vaccination (Day 0-3) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Occurrence of solicited general symptoms in terms of fever, rash, any sign of meningitis including febrile convulsion and parotitis [ Time Frame: within 43 days after each vaccination (Day 0-42) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Occurrence of unsolicited symptoms [ Time Frame: within 43 days after vaccination (Day 0-42) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Occurrence of serious adverse events [ Time Frame: from the study vaccine dose up to study end ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|October 2008
|Study Completion Date:
|May 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|May 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Group A
Biological: GSK Biologicals' vaccine 208136
Subcutaneous injection in left upper arm
|Active Comparator: Group B
Biological: PriorixTM
Subcutaneous administration in left upper armBiological: VarilrixTM
Subcutaneous administration in right upper arm
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|11 Months to 24 Months (Child)
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects who the investigator believes that their parents/guardians can and will comply with the requirements of the protocol should be enrolled in the study.
- A male or female between, and including 11 and 24 months of age, at the time of the vaccination.
- Written informed consent obtained from the parent or guardian of the subject.
- Healthy subjects as established by medical history and clinical examination before entering into the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Use of any investigational or non-registered product (drug or vaccine) other than the study vaccine(s) within 30 days preceding the dose of study vaccine, or planned use during the study period.
- Chronic administration (defined as more than 14 days) of immunosuppressants or other immune-modifying drugs within six months prior to the vaccine dose.
- Administration of immunoglobulins and/or any blood products during the six months before entering the study or planned administration during the study period.
- Planned administration/ administration of a vaccine not foreseen by the study protocol within 30 days prior to until 42 days after the study vaccine dose with the exception of inactivated vaccines such as pneumococcal, Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccines, inactivated influenza, hepatitis A or B vaccine or diphtheria/tetanus-containing vaccines which can be administered up to eight days before the study vaccine dose.
- Previous vaccination against measles, mumps, rubella and/or varicella.
- History of measles, mumps, rubella and/or varicella/zoster diseases.
- Known exposure to measles, mumps, rubella and/or varicella within 30 days prior to study start.
- Any confirmed or suspected immunosuppressive or immunodeficient condition, including human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection.
- A family history of congenital or hereditary immunodeficiency.
- History of allergic disease or reactions likely to be exacerbated by any component of the vaccine(s), including systemic hypersensitivity to neomycin.
- Major congenital defects or serious chronic illness.
- Acute disease at the time of enrolment.
- Rectal temperature ≥ 38°C or axillary temperature ≥ 37.5°C at the time of vaccination.
Residence in the same household as a high risk person e.g.:
- New-born infants (0-4 weeks of age)
- Pregnant women who have a negative history of chickenpox
- Persons with known immunodeficiency
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00751348
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00751348
|Korea, Republic of
|GSK Investigational Site
|Bucheon-si,, Korea, Republic of, 420-767
|GSK Investigational Site
|Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, 301-723
|GSK Investigational Site
|Gwangju, Korea, Republic of, 501-717
|GSK Investigational Site
|GyeongSangNam-do, Korea, Republic of, 641-560
|GSK Investigational Site
|Iksan, Korea, Republic of, 570-711
|GSK Investigational Site
|Incheon, Korea, Republic of, 400-711
|GSK Investigational Site
|Jeonju Jeonbuk, Korea, Republic of, 561-712
|GSK Investigational Site
|Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 130-702
|GSK Investigational Site
|Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 150-719
|GSK Investigational Site
|Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 150-950
|GSK Investigational Site
|Uijeongbu, Kyonggi-do, Korea, Republic of, 480-130
|GSK Investigational Site
|Wonju-si Kangwon-do, Korea, Republic of, 220-701
Sponsors and Collaborators
|Study Director:
|GSK Clinical Trials
More Information
Keywords provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 23, 2016
|Responsible Party:
|Cheri Hudson; Clinical Disclosure Advisor, GSK Clinical Disclosure
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00751348 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|September 10, 2008
|Last Updated:
|January 12, 2012
|Health Authority:
|South Korea: Korea Food and Drug Administration (KFDA)
Keywords provided by GlaxoSmithKline:
second year of life
one-dose schedule
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Herpes Zoster
Morbillivirus Infections
Paramyxoviridae Infections
Mononegavirales Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Herpesviridae Infections
DNA Virus Infections
Rubivirus Infections
Togaviridae Infections
Rubulavirus Infections
Parotid Diseases
Salivary Gland Diseases
Mouth Diseases
Stomatognathic Diseases
Immunologic Factors
Physiological Effects of Drugs
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 23, 2016


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What do you call unnecessary things? Apparently in our family we either have a lot of unnecessary things, or think lots of things are unnecessary, as we seem to have a lot of names. Among my favourites are:
- Tat - unnecessary things that are also not terribly interesting
- Frip (or frippery) - things that I imagine my mother thinks are unnecessary
- Pootlum - craft related unnecessary things. Particularly applicable to scrapbooking supplies (my sister's weakness), but can be used for any crafty supply in a pinch
- Crap - Adam's sometimes word for most of what occupies my workroom, the kitchen, the dining room, most of our house. Sometimes I suspect that he is more of a minimalist than me
- Junk - unnecessary things that are going to be thrown out just as soon as I find the time/inclination
- Curios - unnecessary things that I am trying to make necessary by giving them a fancy name and displaying them because they look cool
- Treasure - things that I think are necessary that I have brought home from boot fairs (or been given), but that Adam thinks are less essential to our family's wellbeing (vintage buttons seem to come under this heading quite often). Depending on who is talking, this term can be substituted for 'crap'
These needles (and the bottle), by the way, fall somewhere between treasure and curios. I suspect that they will sit and accumulate dust for a while in my workroom before slowly making their way to the 'junk' category, as unfortunately they are mostly too warped or fragile to actually use. Love the bright colours though. They came in a bundle of unwanted fabrics, yarn and embroidery threads from a friend whose grandmother had passed away, leaving a house full of hand making supplies.
Incidentally, I can't remember the last time I picked up my knitting needles. I have a reasonably complicated sweater on the go for Teddy, and I think I need something a bit more mindless to get me back into the groove. I think maybe another wool wrap for Jasper. I love the one we have, but to go to all the (occasional) effort of lanolising for just one wrap seems pointless. Much better to have two, no? I'm quite looking forward to autumn - I have some longies planned which I think will be rather cute.


text: I attended the showing of "The People" at the Community Arts Center April 7. After the movie, the panel was open to a question/answer segment. One of the first questions was, "What are you people going to do to get education in our schools to educate our children on the dangers of drugs"? I raised my hand, didn't get called on, to say, "where is your child right now. He should be sitting here right next to you viewing this film". I also wanted to say, for those of you parents who spend hours on the computer in evening on Facebook or other social media, perhaps you should be looking up resource tools to educate your child at home, where it starts. It's not the public or a recovery panel's responsibility to educate our children on the dangers of drugs. Spend less time on Facebook and more on your children.