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Edgar Choueiri: My name is
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Recently, I have been involved
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Lamenting "a K-12 education system that is leaving vast numbers of students behind," Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman encouraged the 2,021 graduates to help close the educational achievement gap. Here she addresses the crowd of 7,500 guests assembled on the front lawn of Nassau Hall for the University's 264th Commencement.
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Princeton senior Veronica Shi, a classics major from West Covina, Calif., delivers a salutatory poem in Latin at Princeton's Commencement ceremony. The Latin Salutatory, the University's oldest student honor, often contains humorous tributes and a farewell to Princeton campus life.
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Tilghman calls on graduates to close the educational achievement gap
Posted May 31, 2011; 03:15 p.m.
Calling education "our most powerful engine for social mobility," Princeton University President Shirley M. Tilghman implored this year's graduates to use their knowledge to improve the country's K-12 education system.
"Today you leave this privileged place as the beneficiaries of a world-class education -- one that I hope has prepared you well for whatever comes next, including the unexpected," she said May 31 in her annual Commencement address. "Without in any way diminishing the importance of your own hard work, you are among the lucky ones."
Speaking to the crowd of 7,500 guests assembled on the front lawn of Nassau Hall, she added, "I find it deeply paradoxical that the United States has without question the finest colleges and universities in the world, but a K-12 education system that is leaving vast numbers of students behind."
Princeton's front campus is a sea of mortarboards and gowns during the University's 264th Commencement ceremony, at which 2,021 undergraduate and graduate students were awarded degrees. (Photo by John Jameson)
Drawing upon personal experiences, data and examples set by Princeton alumni, she outlined the problem and encouraged the 2,021 graduates to help close the educational achievement gap. "Almost certainly each of you encountered along the way one or more teachers who encouraged you to excel, or raised your sights, or inspired in you a passion for learning," Tilghman said. "I am here today because Lionel Orlikow, my history teacher at Kelvin High School in Winnipeg, Manitoba, sent a lightning bolt through my mind and opened my eyes to the world beyond my middle-class neighborhood. … He inspired me to aim high and be bold."
Getting into the spirit of Princeton's school colors, Daisy Pfander (from left) gave her son, Travis Pfander, orange flowers for graduation. Catie Bartlett of the class of 2012 joined the celebration. (Photo by Denise Applewhite)
But, she said, there are too many students today who will never encounter their own "Mr. Orlikow." She noted that 25 percent of students in this country drop out or fail to complete high school on time -- resulting in a graduation rate that places the United States 20th among the 34 members of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). In addition, American students perform at or below average among OECD countries in reading, mathematics and science.
"What is downright distressing is the fact that a student's chances of being in the bottom quartile and never finishing high school are almost entirely determined by his or her family circumstances," Tilghman said. "Just consider the fact that the best predictor of SAT score is family income."
Tilghman referenced a recent op-ed in The Daily Princetonian student newspaper by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, who spoke on campus this spring. "[He] calls unequal access of students to an excellent education the civil rights issue of our time, and he is right," she said.
Beyond helping to achieve social justice, providing a quality education also could aid in lifting the U.S. economy, she said, increasing both upward mobility for individuals and global competitiveness for the country. "The advent of the knowledge economy has inextricably linked America's future economic competitiveness in the world to the creativity and nimbleness of its workforce," Tilghman said.
Graduating students happily exit FitzRandolph Gate following Princeton's Commencement ceremony. (Photo by John Jameson)
In appealing to the graduates, Tilghman offered up several Princetonians as leaders in the "education revolution" that is gaining momentum across America. In fact, she credited that term to Wendy Kopp, a 1989 Princeton alumna who founded Teach for America, the national corps of recent college graduates who commit two years to teach in the country's poorest-performing schools.
Tilghman also cited: Michelle Shearer '95, this year's National Teacher of the Year, who discovered her interest in teaching at Princeton while volunteering at the Marie Katzenbach School for the Deaf in Trenton, N.J.; former University trustee Raj Vinnakota '93, who founded the SEED School, the nation's first charter boarding school, in Washington, D.C., and a second in Baltimore that cater to the poorest and most disadvantaged students; former trustee John Scully '66, who began directing his philanthropy 20 years ago to an after-school tutoring and mentoring program for disadvantaged youth in Richmond, Calif., called Making Waves, which has grown to include a charter middle school and a new high school; and Jared Polis '96, who served on the Colorado State Board of Education, created a foundation, and established two innovative charter schools for low-income students and now is a champion for public education as a congressman from Colorado.
A group of classmates shares a moment of togetherness before the Commencement procession begins. (Photo by John Jameson)
While not all graduates may accomplish these successes, most will be citizens of places "that will depend on their public schools for their future prosperity, and all of you will be able to find ways to devote some of your time and talents to raising both their sights and their levels of achievement," Tilghman said. "Your pledge today to demand that those schools serve their students well, not just the lucky ones like you, could make all the difference in the world. The stakes have never been higher, nor the moment more urgent, for millions of young Americans and the nation as a whole."
Princeton students celebrate after officially being designated as graduates by tossing their mortarboards into the air. (Photo by Denise Applewhite)
She concluded the address with her traditional send-off -- this time including a tribute to her former teacher.
"So as you walk, skip or run through the FitzRandolph Gates today, as educated citizens of this and many other nations, I hope you will carry forward the spirit of Princeton and all that it has sought to teach you," Tilghman said. "And I expect you to do as Mr. Orlikow directed me to do when I graduated from high school -- to aim high and be bold!"
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Tilghman shared the podium with two Princeton seniors: valedictorian John Pardon, a mathematics major from Chapel Hill, N.C.; and salutatorian Veronica Shi, a classics major from West Covina, Calif.
Pardon said that while the graduation ceremony marked the conclusion of formal education for many of the students, it did not necessarily mean the end of a quest for knowledge.
"I sincerely hope that all of us will be able to excite our intellectual curiosity in our future work, because it is curiosity that makes us seek out those challenges that have the potential to turn into life-changing new experiences," he said. "… at Princeton, we have learned how to approach new material with energy and enthusiasm. We have learned to look for the challenge rather than for the comfortable. This is certainly what makes for top-quality work in any field."
Heerang Kang gets help adjusting his robe from Amber Oliva before they begin the procession for Commencement. (Photo by John Jameson)
Shi delivered a salutatory poem in Latin, one of her key areas of study. The Princeton tradition dates to an era when the entire ceremony was conducted in Latin. The Latin Salutatory, Princeton's oldest student honor, began as a serious, formal address, but today it often contains humorous tributes, recollections and a farewell to Princeton campus life.
"So the generations advance onward, " Shi said. "Marching once and only once, then, friends, and all together, we sing, 'Hurrah, Victory!' exulting, and twice again say, 'Hurrah, Victory!' and will lift to heaven's lofty arch the noble name of Princeton, keeping each other close to our hearts, ever forthright. Blessed friends, I shall say 'Hail,' not 'Farewell,' and this too: 'With undying loyalty, love each other always.'"
The University awarded degrees to 1,202 undergraduates in the class of 2011, four from other classes and 815 graduate students at its 264th Commencement. It also conferred honorary doctoral degrees upon six individuals for their contributions to sports, education and the arts: Henry "Hank" Aaron, baseball Hall-of-Famer; Geoffrey Canada, champion for children in Harlem; Susan Desmond-Hellmann, clinical researcher and chancellor of the University of California-San Francisco; Charles Gillispie, Princeton's Dayton Stockton Professor of History Emeritus; Judith Jamison, dancer and choreographer and artistic director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater; and 1966 Princeton alumnus Robert Rawson Jr., legal expert and long-serving member of the University's Board of Trustees.
Parents and families are jubilant while holding signs and cheering for their graduates as the students pass by during the procession on the way to the Commencement ceremony. (Photo by John Jameson)
Tilghman also recognized Nancy Weiss Malkiel at her last Commencement as dean of the college, a position she has held for 24 years. "During her deanship, she has presented nearly 27,000 candidates for undergraduate degrees," Tilghman said. A member of the history faculty since 1969, Malkiel plans to take a year's leave and then return to teaching and scholarship.
As it does each year, Princeton honored excellence in teaching at the Commencement ceremony. Four Princeton faculty members received President's Awards for Distinguished Teaching, and four outstanding secondary school teachers from across New Jersey also were recognized for their work.
Faculty members recognized with President's Awards for Distinguished Teaching by President Shirley M. Tilghman (center) were (from left): Daniel Oppenheimer, Alexander Nehamas, Hendrik Hartog and Anne Case. (Photo by Denise Applewhite)
Other honors for students were presented over the last few days of the academic year. Six graduate students were honored for excellence in teaching during the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni's Tribute to Teaching Reception May 28. Advanced degree candidates participated in the hooding ceremony at Princeton Stadium on May 30.
Honorary degree recipients pictured with President Shirley M. Tilghman (fourth from left) were: (from left): Judith Jamison, Susan Desmond-Hellmann, Robert Rawson Jr., Geoffrey Canada, Charles Gillispie and Henry "Hank" Aaron. (Photo by Denise Applewhite)
Provost Christopher Eisgruber recognizes the outstanding New Jersey secondary school teachers during the ceremony (from left): Robert Downes, Mountain Lakes High School, Mountain Lakes; Donata Nicholas, East Orange Campus High School, East Orange; Kathleen Chesmel, New Egypt High School, New Egypt; and Rachel Grygiel, Hoboken High School, Hoboken. (Photo by Denise Applewhite)
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I think Petal by Free Spirit would be lovely.
I think this would be pretty in Marmalade by Bonnie & Camille.
Sayomi Hoffman Challenge 2013 by Hoffman Fabrics - shavroo53atyahoodotcom
I would choose Simply Color by V and Co for this quilt pattern.
I love Paris Flea Market!
Horizon Over the Rainbow Batiks by Laundry Basket Quilts would be spectacular!
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For this weeks pattern I think Coral Reef Batiks would be super even though I love that Chocolate Sundae Batiks FQB and the spinning cherry with chocolate swirls would be heavenly too!
I think this Swell quilt pattern would look wonderful in Avalon by Fig Tree.
I think Tonga Joy would look great.
I love Posy by Aneela Hoey and think this is a perfect pattern for it. Thanks for a great giveaway.
I'd love to see this in PB&J.
It would be fun, and fitting, to use Hello Sunshine.
Field Notes by Blackbird Design
What about Nature Elements by Patricia Bravo? A busy pattern made with soft, mellow prints...
I see it made up in Grace in a Pickel by Judie Rothermel. It would make a cute little girl quilt!
Wow Paris Flea Market would look great in that one.
I would love to see this with Noteworthy by Sweetwater
I think this would be fun in Amy Butler's Spots.
Paris Flea Market!
This would be great in Comma!
I think Swell would look fresh and beautiful made with Textures by Angela Walters.
I would love to see Paint Box for this pattern! Thanks for the chance!
I think this pattern would look great made with Avalon.
I'd make it from Blackbird Designs Cinnamon Spice fabrics!
Happy go lucky. Maybe with blue in the centers.
This pattern needs something with lots of contrast. Maybe Happy Go Lucky?
I'd like to see this in Glimma!
Happy Go Lucky is one of my favorite lines right now. Thanks firstname.lastname@example.com
i think the happy go lucky would be great! of course, i think everything looks good in that right now!!
I think it would look great using "Grace in a Pickle" by Judie Rothermel!
Thanks for the giveaway!!
I think I would love to see it in Remember by Carina Gardner.
I know it's bright and not what everyone would choose but I think it would lend itself to Mellow Yellow by Red Rooster Studio
Comma is my latest favorite, would look good in that.
I'm can't wait to get my hands on Petal! It is in the mail as we speak!!!!!
Avalon or Noteworthy would be fun collection to make this quilt, I think.
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love this pattern! I believe Avalon would be perfect for this pattern!
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I think I would like to see this quilt made up in Jubilee - love the pale color pallet - would set on kona snow I think
Happy Go Lucky would be nice on this!
I would like to see this quilt pattern made in the Sew Stitchy fabric collection with white saching.
I think Licorice Delicious Wishes by
by Jana Nielson would be super cute with this pattern!
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I'd use the new E-I-E-I-O line...so cute!
Posy by Aneela Hoey would be cute!
I think this would look beautiful in Avalon.
I think Fellowship would make a lovely quilt.
birds of Paradise Batiks would be nice or dawn asian Peony
I'd love to see this made in Thomas Knauer's Frippery collection!
Prairie Rose by Sue Daley.
I think Swell would be very pretty in Avalon by Fig Tree.
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I think "French General Favorites" would be a lovely choice for Swell.
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My choice would be Enchanted Pond by Holly Taylor for Moda. Love this collection. email@example.com
I would use Boho!
I like Happy Go Lucky for Swell
I would love to use Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie and Camille!
Joel Dewberry's Notting Hill collection would make a bright happy version of Swell.
I think this pattern would be great with Simply Style!!
I love the mama said sew collection, beautifull red/gray/white fabric combination, it could be marvellous,
I think this would look great in Happy go lucky! Thanks for the chance to win! mom2ryandsis(at)yahoo(dot)com
I think I would make a lovely Christmas quilt using Snowman Gatherings by Primitive Gatherings for Moda Fabrics.
comma would work well for me!
definitely Moda Bella solids for this pattern!
I would use Happy Go Lucky!
I would make it with Boho by Urban Chick for Moda
I'd love to see this in Boho by Urban Chiks. Both modern and retro at the same time!
I think the new Paint Box from Laundry Basket Quilts by Moda would be lovely in this pattern.
Well it took some searching but I really like these colors for this quilt;
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2. Circling the Wagons
3. Social Butterflys
4. Off the Grid
5. Pinic Check
6. Bella Solids Amelia Green
7. Bella Solids Amelia Pink
8. Bella Solids Ivory
the Ivory is for the background.
Thank you for the great giveaways! :)
I vote for Cherry on Top by Keiki for Moda Fabrics. That would be such a fun collection to use in this fun pattern!
Ooh! Simply Color! Always Simply Color!
I think Moda Flirt would be lovely with this pattern. I absolutely adore that fabric line. email@example.com
I think this would look great in Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille. email@example.com
How about Hello Gorgeous Charm Pack
Melissa Ybarra of Iza Pearl Design for Windham Fabrics...what gorgeous colors!
I'd try it with PB&J.
It's hard to see it in anything other than the Marmalade it's shown in! But wouldn't it be cute in white and red for Christmas?
I would use either Flea Market Fancy or Little Red Riding Hood.
Paintbox by Laundry Basket Quilts -- after reading your blog post, think that this would look fantastic.
I was just looking at paint box batiks, those would be beautiful in a quilt like this.
This would look nice with Norwegian Woods, I think.
Anything Goes Basics by Barbara Jones of Quilt Soup for Henry Glass Fabrics would be really cute!
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My chosen fabric selection is Kate Spain's Terrain... I know it's so last year, but I'm still in love with it. Thanks for the chance to win. firstname.lastname@example.com
Remember by Carina Gardner would look great with this pattern!
I think Ticklish by Me and My Sister for Moda would look cute with this pattern.
I'd use CUZCO by Moda for this pattern. It'd be GREAT!
Avalon will be my choice..would look great.
I'd go with Happy Go Lucky!
Must we choose just one??? Lario by 3 sisters!
I am patiently waiting for Lori Holts "Bake Sale" fabric to come out. The "swell" pattern would be absolutely fabulous with this line.
I'd choose Camelot Cottons Hot Chocolate. I think the milk chocolate set!
Rememember by Carina Gardner would look great with this pattern!
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Would love to have this quilt in LaBelle Fleur By French General.
Sew Pretty!
I'd like to see this with Riley Blake's Remember.
I think Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille would look lovely for this pattern.
Scrumptious by Bonnie & Camille would be beautiful.
I would use the new Acacia by Tula Pink. Terrific giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win.
I think this would be fun using Amy Butler Spots!
I'd go with Notting Hill by Joel Dewberry - I already have most of the prints but I'd buy more in a heartbeat!
This pattern looks like big flowers but also reminds me in some weird way of Judy Chicago's 1970's installation piece The Dinner Party. So, I choose Boho by Urban Chiks for Moda Fabrics - very 70's.
I think Happy Go Lucky would be a good choice
I would love to see this pattern in the enchanted pond collection. email@example.com
Clementine by Dear Stella Fabrics would be bright and fresh for this pattern.
Happy go lucky would be divine ryan.whitneymoss {at} gmail {dot} com
Poinsettia Herarthside Seasons by Henry Glass would be beautiful.
I would use Pat Bravo's Carnaby Street.
I think this would be adorable in Polka Dot Stitches!
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I think Posy by Aneela Hoey would look nice with this pattern.
That might be cute and funky with Color Me Retro, and coordinating solids :)
I would choose Remember for this quilt
I love this pattern and think "Field Notes" would work really nice.
My choice is Mint Julep Batiks by Hoffman.
Thanks, Linda
I'd love to sew this pattern in Happy Go Lucky!
What fun this is......I'm still
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Bonnie and Camille. Wouldn't that
be lovely. firstname.lastname@example.com
This is a super fun pattern and I think it would look great with 2wenty Thr3e.
This would look great with April's Garden.
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I think it would make an outstanding statement in Indigo Crossing by Minick & Simpson.
I'd like to see this pattern made for a child from Apple Jack fabrics.
Sunrise Over the Rainbow by Laundry Basket Quilts for Moda.
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PB&J would be great.
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Happy Tones for Michael Miller would really make this pattern pop!
I think it would be gorgeous in Indigo Crossing by Minnick & Simpson.
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Noteworthy with those warm colors would look snazzy!
I am still crazy for Marmalade and think it would be perfect for this cute quilt.
This would look great in Tapestry by Fig Tree
I like midnight Asian Peony
Punch Studio for Hoffman Fabrics for a more grown up kind of quilt.
I'd love to see it in Happy Go Lucky!
Cute pattern! I think I would use Lario by 3 sisters to make it.
I think Enchanted Pond by Holly Taylor would be terrific in this pattern. Thanks for hosting such a nice giveaway.
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I'd love to use Happy Go Lucky!
I would love to see 2wenty Thr3e by Cosmo Cricket in this pattern~~~~
I love this pattern! I think a patriotic theme would be great. Sweet Land of Liberty would be an eye popper. It would remind me of fireworks.
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I think So Happy Together by Deena Rutter for Riley Blake Designs would be swell!
Boho by Urban Chiks would be pretty in this! thanks!
I'm going with Paris Flea market for this pattern.
I love Rosebud Petal. Thank you for the chance to win!
I would love to see this made up with Shuffle and Remember Rolie Polie by Riley Blake. Thanks for this wonderful opportunity. Judy C in NC
I think Remember by Carina Gardner would be perfect for this pattern.
I would choose Kissing Booth.
Love this pattern and I would choose Apple Jack by Tim and Beck.
Thanks for a chance to win.
I think I would go with Cinnamon Spice by Blackbird Designs for this one. patseidle(at)gmail(dot)com
Swell is such a great pattern! I would love to make it out of Salt Water by Tula Pink! marykolb at charter dot net
I am in love with the TYPE collection!
This would be gorgeous in Happy Go Lucky!
Marmalade by Bonnie and Camille. Thanks.
Happy Go Lucky is my choice.
My chose would be Vintage Modern by Bonnie and Camille. I think it would make a beautiful Swell quilt!
The pattern looks a bit like wreaths - so I'd use Dear Santa by Janet Frisch
I'd do this using Ticklish from Me & My Sister Designs for Moda Fabrics.
Happy go lucky! I think it would be perfect with this pattern. email@example.com
I am torn between using Comma or Simply Color.
I'd love to see it made up in the Tweet for Two collection.
I'd like to use Happy Go Lucky.
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Love Comma by Zen Chic!!
I think it would make up beautifully using CUZCO...
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French General Favorites is my favorite and makes me happy.
Interesting pattern. I'd like to see it made with Marcus Mixers. Thanks.
Dinosaur Jungle Club by Benartex Fabrics. A little out of the box but think it would look really good.
I think Moda's Ruby collection would be perfect for this particular pattern. Spoke to me instantly-Susan
I think it would look wonderful in Indigo Crossing.
I like Delicate Paint Box Fat Quarter Bundle - Cynthia Rowley for Michael Miller Fabrics
I would love to try it in the Grecian Waters Kona Cotton Solids. I think it would be gorgeous! Thanks for a chance...
Under Construction by Kanvas would be my choice for my great nephew's wee quilt~
My order from Fat Quarter shop arrived yesterday...love how you package everything so nicely. And the quick shipping time! Now time to start sewing with the Marmalade charm packs.
I would pick Garden Grove by Kim Diehl for Henry Glass Fabrics.
This would look wonderful in Happy Go Lucky by Bonnie & Camille!
Would love it in Comma.
I would try it in Honey Honey!!
I like Posy by Aneela Hoey. It would be just fantastic for this pattern.
I love the Paris Flea Market also.
I love all of the 3 Sister designs so I would choose Lario.
I was just looking at the new fabric and thinking that Edges by Laura Gunn might be interesting.
Swell pattern!! I think it would look nice in Field Notes by Blackbird Design.
happy Go Lucky for sure!
I think Honey Honey by Kate Spain would be pretty.
Incense & Peppermints by Robyn Pandolph.
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Paint Box! Anytime Edytar comes out with something you can count me in!
Poppy Love by swirly girl designs would be so fun and colorful. Love the pattern.
Glimma would make a great fabric choice.
Flutter by Riley Blake would be fun. I love the pinwheel effect, and the prints in Flutter would contribute well. The colors are saturated and gorgeous--that would stand out!
I would love this in moda's Noteworthy collection.
Wow - it would be great in anything but I think I would do it in Happy Go Lucky!!!! amycav at hotmail dot com
love the happy go lucky thanks
Beautiful in lovely feminine florals, but I'd really like to see it done in Glamping by Mary Jane Butter. I think it would be fun!
I would choose Avalon by Fig Tree Quilts for Moda for this pattern.
I'm stilllll so "addicted" to Marmalade!! But think Posy would be cut...so would Honey Honey, or good Morning! lol Then whichever prints...the suitable solids to match.... Love the Pattern!! :)
Tapestry by Fig Tree quilts for Moda. Simply scrumptious for this pattern!
I think Avalon by Fig Tree for Moda would look great. firstname.lastname@example.com
I'd love to see it in Norwegian Woods!
I love the Paris Flea market Find, very stunning and soft..Darlia email: allgoodquilts(at)bellsouth[dot]net
I would love to see this in Honey Honey by Kate Spain. Thanks!
I'd love to see Swell done in Honey Honey by Kate Spain.
Thank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
This would be fun in Noteworthy!
I think this would be sweet with the Doodlebug lady bug garden, for a toddler.
I think it would look nice in
Field Notes by Blackbird Designs for Moda Fabrics.
oooohhh ;they all look wonderful but I will pick AVALON by FIG TREE : love their colors :D
I would like to try Comma.
Honey, honey!
I'd make this with PB&J.
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This is who we are, this is where we come from and where we are going, and we are holding the stories!
Christine Christophersen, Blue print 2006
This is who we are, this is where we come from and where we are going, and we are holding the stories!
Christine Christophersen, Blue print 2006
Why is it that as Indigenous people in Australia we are always justifying ourselves, having to assert our legitimacy and affirm our human right to live within this society? A battle has been raging in this country for over 200 years; this is not only a battle, however, but also a generational war fought within us and outside of us. It is both personal and political. The war rages as we re-claim our land, reclaim our language and reclaim our identity. We are coerced into believing that all has been lost, all has been destroyed, and that our culture was static. But has it? Were they? Is it? Or have we been acculturated to such an extent that we put on our battle fatigues and step into the battleground to engage in a war that should not be fought? We should be jealously celebrating and defending the beauty of all that has endured: the continuity, ingenuity and strength of our culture and heritage, just as our ancestors have done for thousands of years. Christine Christophersen's works challenge us to consider these questions.
In this exhibition are paintings by Christophersen that I refer to as her kinship series: a collection of paintings that speak to us of identity, belonging, and relationship to country and to each other. The nature of this relationship is based on respect, obligations, responsibilities and maintenance of cultural protocols. These cultural imperatives are important to Christophersen, as it defines who she is and her place within her community. As a mother and grandmother it is these principles that she passes on to the next generation, mindful that they will provide guidelines for the future. These principles are epitomised in her painting The past, the present, the future 2006.
Christine Christophersen first began to paint in 2000 after an intensive five-year period of political campaigning against Energy Resources of Australia's Ranger uranium mine in Kakadu National Park. She worked within the Gundjehmi Aboriginal Corporation, defending her mother's country along with many other Mirrar/Murran clan members from the Western Arnhem Land region. Christophersen was imprisoned in Darwin's Berrimah Gaol for twelve days for refusing to pay a fine for trespass on the Ranger lease, which ironically is on Aboriginal land, her mother's country.
Painting gave Christophersen time and space to reassess who she was and where her place was, in the world and in her country; it allowed her to communicate with herself. Her art in this period was private; she never saw herself as an artist so she didn't use a paint brush. Paint was applied with her hands; expressive and intimate. For Christophersen painting became her saving grace, as she discovered a new language with which to engage. Her commentary remains one of political protest, of contestation and reinforcement/reinstatement of culture, identity and connection to country.
For Christophersen, defending country is both a personal and professional responsibility. She is one of a handful of women painters making art in a male-dominated art-producing region and recognises that men and women have complementary roles to play in defending, communicating and maintaining cultural practice, through ceremony, social obligations and artistic expression.
Christine Christophersen displays her militant rank proudly as her art traverses the battleground; her defiance is legitimate: it is her birthright, handed down to her, her family and her clan over thousands of years – this is her Blue print.
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Curator of Manuscripts Don Skemer (right) and Assistant Curator of Manuscripts Anna Chen spent more than a year selecting items to be featured in the exhibition "A Republic in the Wilderness: Treasures of American History From Jamestown to Appomattox." The free show traces the American experience from 1607 to 1865 and will open on Friday, Feb. 22, in Firestone Library's main gallery.
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Treasures of American history featured in Princeton exhibition
Posted February 14, 2013; 12:00 p.m.
From a first-hand account of Colonial life in Jamestown to a wanted poster for John Wilkes Booth following President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, a Princeton University Library exhibition opening Friday, Feb. 22, will trace the American experience from 1607 to 1865. Several items from Princeton's collections will be on display for the first time.
"A Republic in the Wilderness: Treasures of American History From Jamestown to Appomattox" will feature nearly 100 of the library's finest holdings of American historical manuscripts, autograph letters, rare books, maps, photographs and other materials from the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections (RBSC) and Scheide Library.
Debuting on George Washington's birthday, the free exhibition is open to the public in Firestone Library's main gallery through August. The show also will feature special events on Tuesday, March 5, to commemorate the Civil War's 150th anniversary.
"The exhibition represents the growth of the American nation, from European colonization to the American Revolution, and from westward expansion to the end of the Civil War, against the background of an evolving natural and man-made environment," Curator of Manuscripts Don Skemer said.
"It bears witness to the diverse peoples and defining events that helped shape America and created an enduring political union," he added.
A special one-day display in Firestone's main gallery on March 5 will feature rare items from the Civil War, such as a souvenir copy of the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery signed by President Abraham Lincoln and members of Congress. Click to enlarge.
Assistant Curator of Manuscripts Anna Chen said it took more than a year to select items from the thousands of collections in the RBSC and Scheide Library holdings. Some items, such as the wanted poster for Lincoln's murder, were discovered hidden among other artifacts stored in the library.
"We have a wonderful and deep American historical collection, but it's rarely exhibited because there is just so much from which to choose," Skemer said.
After Abraham Lincoln won the presidential election in November 1860, seceding states seized federal forts within their own borders. In this confidential letter to politician Francis Preston Blair, Lincoln orders that federal forts lost before his inauguration in February 1861 must be retaken afterwards. Click to enlarge.
Notable items in the exhibition include:
- The English writer William Strachey's 1612 account of the early American settlement in Jamestown, Va.;
- George Washington's land surveys;
- John Trumbull's final sketch for his painting of the Battle of Princeton;
- Leaves from Thomas Jefferson's Farm Book;
- A letter on slavery by abolitionist movement leader Frederick Douglass;
- Abraham Lincoln's manuscript draft of a speech on sectionalism; and
- Gen. George McClellan's collection of Civil War photographs.
Louis-Alexandre Berthier prepared more than 100 maps during the American Revolutionary War. Here is Berthier's 1781 map of the town of Princeton, with the "College" (now Princeton University) labeled in the center. Click to enlarge.
The exhibition title "A Republic in the Wilderness" comes from American historian George Bancroft's 1866 writings. In summarizing the previous 250 years, Bancroft said: "In the fullness of time a republic rose up in the wilderness of America."
"One of the themes that connects the pieces in the show is the importance of the land and the environment to America's understanding of itself and the many cultures it comprises," said Chen, citing examples such as a 17th century land deed of New Jersey signed by English settlers and Lenape Indians, and views of landscapes and wildlife by artists George Catlin and John James Audubon.
The exhibition also tells the stories of African Americans brought to the country as slaves, including a broadside diagram of a slave ship, and of the encounters between Native Americans and European settlers as the country grew.
"The exhibition is not just focused on the expansion of Europe. It recognizes what happened to the indigenous people in America, as well as the history of slavery in this country," Skemer said.
A one-day display in Firestone's main gallery on March 5 will feature rare items from the Civil War, such as souvenir copies of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery, both signed by Lincoln. Civil War expert and Princeton professor emeritus James McPherson will give a public talk "The Civil War and the Transformation of America" at 5 p.m. in McCormick Hall, Room 101.
The exhibition features various letters from prominent figures in American history. As state ratification conventions debated the new American Constitution, Thomas Jefferson wrote this Dec. 31, 1787, letter on the subject. Click to enlarge.
Sean Wilentz, the George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American History, will also give a special exhibition lecture titled "The First United States: From the Revolution to the Civil War" on May 5 in McCormick Hall, Room 101. The Friends of the Princeton University Library are cosponsoring both McPherson's and Wilentz's lectures.
Skemer said the breadth of the library's collections in early American history owes much to donations from Princeton alumni and their families past and present. The late Margaret Nuttle, mother of Class of 1963 graduate Philip Nuttle, established the Barksdale-Dabney-Henry Fund to support RBSC's American history holdings. The exhibition also features items from collectors Sinclair Hamilton, Class of 1906; André de Coppet, Class of 1915; William Scheide, Class of 1936; Lloyd Cotsen, Class of 1950; Leonard Milberg, Class of 1953; and Sidney Lapidus, Class of 1959.
An illustration of Phillis Wheatley featured in her 1773 book "Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral." Wheatley was the first African American woman to publish a book of poetry in English. Click to enlarge.
A poster dated April 20, 1865, advertises a reward for the capture of John Wilkes Booth and other conspirators for the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. Click to enlarge.
A page from James Glennie's journal "The Particulars of & Sketches Taken during a Voyage to and Journey over the United States of America and Back," 1810–1811. Glennie traveled from London in September 1810 and composed more than 60 drawings of life in America. Click to enlarge.
A page from the English writer William Strachey's 1612 account of the early American settlement in Jamestown, Va., "The First Decade Conteyning the Historie of Travell into Virginia Britania." Click to enlarge.
Two weeks after the Civil War had been declared, abolitionist movement leader and former slave Frederick Douglass wrote this letter to clergyman William Sprague on May 1, 1861. Click to enlarge.


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Two renowned string ensembles will perform the works of Princeton music professor Steven Mackey at a Composers' Ensemble concert at 8 p.m. Monday, March 12, in Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall.
The award-winning Brentano String Quartet, which became the first quartet-in-residence at Princeton in 1999, and the acclaimed Borromeo String Quartet will perform works such as "Lude," "Ars Moriendei" and a piece for two quartets, "Gaggle and Flock."
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- Complete the application for admission
- Pay the $35 application fee.
- Send your official high school transcript to your local campus (if applicable) or to the Office of the Registrar at 1001 Rogers St. Columbia, MO, 65216.
- Arrange for official transcripts from all previous colleges and universities to be mailed directly to the Office of the Registrar.
- If applicable, have official score reports (Advanced Placement, CLEP, DSST) mailed directly to the Office of the Registrar.
- If you have served in the military, request that an electronic copy of your transcripts is sent to email@example.com.
- Submit your FAFSA
To find out if you are eligible for financial aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Financial Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Use the Columbia College school code: 002456