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'Devising Theater With Youth'
Posted December 6, 2012; 12:00 p.m.
In a Princeton theater course, University students are working with children in an on-campus after-school program to produce a play. Read more.
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BRIYANA DAVIS: We have lots
of sheets of paper.
We told them to think about
stuff that they're thinking
about, stuff they want
to know more about.
And so they all wrote it down
on pieces of paper and put
them up all around the room.
And then everyone got
super fun stickers.
And we'd like...anything that
you had a story related to, you would
put sticker on that sign.
NAIMAH HAKIM: This course is about
bringing together two
teams, the university team and
the youth ensemble, which is a
conglomeration of students from
various middle schools
and high schools.
TADESH INAGAKI: We're meeting up,
once a week, with a group of
awesome kids, from the Princeton
area, and working
with them to create a devised
theater piece.
SARAH PATON: The class has been amazing
we have a group of young people,
ages, like middle school age.
And they get to come
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And we are devising
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ERICA NAGEL: I'm Erica Nagel.
And I'm the Artistic Engagement
Manager at McCarter
Theatre Center.
And I also teach for the Lewis
Center at Princeton.
When we started the project, we
didn't know what the play
was going to be about.
We just knew we had a bunch
of enthusiastic people.
And together we came to
the topic of dreams.
ALLISA WAGNER: It seemed like a
perfect blend of theater and a
service initiative.
ERICA NAGEL: So our partner for
this course is Community
House, which is an on-campus
organization that runs after
school programs.
And a lot of Princeton students
tutor for them.
And we are their Fun Friday
activity for this semester.
So we have some kids from
Community House.
We also have some kids
just from the
broader Princeton community.
MAEVE BRADY: I think one of the
most exciting thing is while
they can be shy and a little
tentative in this new
environment, once they're really
comfortable, is how
uninhibited they can be and how
much fun they can have.
MIRIAM HOLMES: I hope that the youth
ensemble members feel
proud when they see their work
on stage but also feel proud
that they worked together to
make that happen and not just
by themselves.
MAYA: I'm having fun.
It's a great way to interact
with people at different ages.
And we're doing all these
different things,
improvisation, tableaux.
It's really fun.
NAIMAH HAKIM: I think one of the
best things about this course
is it's shown me how you don't
need some kind of Einstein,
aha moment to be able
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The first-ever Princeton Prize Symposium on Race, held May 3, honored high school students who have worked to improve race relations in their schools or communities. The event also featured lectures and panel discussions on race relations. A day earlier, high school students from New Jersey and Pennsylvania joined the Princeton Prize in Race Relations winners at a series of workshops and lectures. Here, Rashá Harvey (right), a Princeton Prize winner from Nashville, and other students participate in an art workshop. (Photo: Marguerite Vera)
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Projects recognized by the Princeton Prize in Race Relations -- which honors high school students' efforts to improve race relations in their schools or communities -- were presented at the first-ever Princeton Prize Symposium on Race recently held on the University campus.
Mayor Douglas Palmer of Trenton, N.J., gave the keynote address on "The Challenges and Rewards of Leading a Diverse City" at the Saturday, May 3, symposium. The event also featured a panel discussion on race relations with local community leaders.
Sponsored by Princeton University, the Princeton Prize in Race Relations is an awards program that was created by Princeton alumni volunteers in 2003 to recognize high school students who are doing exceptional work to advance the cause of race relations. The prize is offered in 21 regions across the country.
Princeton Prize founder Henry Von Kohorn (front right) presents Princeton Prize winner Sidney Johnson of Memphis with a certificate of participation, assisted by Brian Breuel (at podium), a Princeton class of 1966 alumnus, and Marguerite Vera (back right), associate director for affiliated group affairs for the University's Alumni Council. The symposium was sponsored by the Princeton class of 1966 and cosponsored by the University's Office of the Alumni Association and the Fields Center. (Photo: Imani Joseph)
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Since its inception, the Princeton Prize has grown to include schools in Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Dallas, Essex-Hudson counties in New Jersey, Houston, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami, Nashville, New York City, northwestern New Jersey, Philadelphia, Princeton, Rochester, N.Y., San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C. Over the past five years, cash awards have been given to 75 students and certificates of accomplishments to 233 students.
For more information, visit the Princeton Prize in Race Relations website.
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Natural disasters are frightening, especially for those coping with PH, but good preparation can allay some of the fear. This information can help you be ready for the worst when it comes to your safety and your health.
These natural disasters can destroy homes and lives. Preparing for such events starts with knowing when hurricane season starts on each coast. For example, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Atlantic hurricane season lasts from June to November. Tornado season commonly occurs from March through August, but tornadoes can occur at any time in any state.
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Natural disasters can lead to power outages, resulting in the added worry of how to maintain intravenous infusions. A power outage poses a problem because refrigeration is needed to keep epoprostenol cold to maintain its potency for 24-hour mixes and to keep extra cassettes cold. If a power outage does occur, patients should fill a cooler with plenty of ice and use it to store ice packs and, if they want, a maximum of 48 hours' worth of reconstituted cassettes. For safety purposes, patients should always inspect their cassettes for residue and discoloration prior to administering. If possible, go to a family member's home to utilize their energy and refrigeration.
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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:25 PM GMT on June 21, 2013
Earth's deadliest natural disaster so far in 2013 is the deadly flooding in India's Himalayan Uttarakhand region, where torrential monsoon rains have killed at least 556 people, with hundreds more feared dead. At least 5,000 people are missing. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, Uttarakhand received more than three times (329%) of its normal June rainfall from June 1 - 21, and rainfall was 847% of normal during the week June 13 - 19. Satellite estimates indicate that more than 20" (508 mm) or rain fell in a 7-day period from June 11 - 17 over some regions of Uttarakhand, which lies just to the west of Nepal in the Himalayas. Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand, received 14.57" (370 mm) of rain in 24 hours on June 16 - 17. This was the highest 24-hour rainfall in city history, according to an official from the India Meteorological Department. Dr. Dave Petley's Landslide Blog details that the torrential rains triggered a massive landslide that hit Uttarakhand's Hindu shrine in Kedarnath, which lies just a short distance from the snout of two mountain glaciers. The shrine is an important pilgrimage destination this time of year, and was packed with visitors celebrating the char-dham yatra: a pilgrimage to the four holy sites of Gangotri, Kedarnath, Yamnotri and Badrinath. Apparently, heavy rainfall triggered a collapse event on the mountain above Kedarnath, which turned into a debris flow downstream that struck the town. The main temple was heavily damaged, and numerous buildings in the town were demolished. It was Earth's deadliest landslide since the August 2010 Zhouqu landslide in China.
According to Aon Benfield's May Catastrophe Report, Earth's deadliest natural disasters of 2013 so far:
Winter weather, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, 1/1 - 1/20, 329 deaths
Earthquake, China, 4/20, 196 deaths
Flooding, Southern Africa, 1/10 - 2/28, 175 deaths
Flooding, Argentina, 4/2 - 4/4, 70 deaths
Flooding, Kenya, 3/10 - 4/30, 66 deaths
Figure 1. Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) arrive to rescue stranded Sikh devotees from Hemkunt Sahib Gurudwara, a religious Sikh temple, to a safe place in Chamoli district, in northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, India, Monday, June 17, 2013. AP photo.
Figure 2. Satellite-estimated rainfall for the 7-day period June 11 - 17, 2013, from NASA's TRMM satellite exceeded 20 inches (508 mm) over portions of India's Uttarakhand province, leading to catastrophic floods. Image credit: NASA.
A record early arrival of the monsoon
The June 2013 monsoon rains in Uttarakhand were highly unusual, as the monsoon came to the region two weeks earlier than normal. The monsoon started in South India near the normal June 1 arrival date, but then advanced across India in unusually rapid fashion, arriving in Pakistan along the western border of India on June 16, a full month earlier than normal. This was the fastest progression of the monsoon on record. The previous record for fastest monsoon progression occurred in 1961, when all of India was under monsoon conditions by June 21. Reliable monsoon records go back to 1961, and are patchy before then. Fortunately, no more heavy rain is expected in Uttarakhand over the next few days, as the monsoon will be active only in eastern India. Heavy rains are expected again in the region beginning on June 24. Wunderblogger Lee Grenci's post, Summer Monsoon Advances Rapidly across India: Massive Flooding Ensues, has more detail on the meteorology of this year's monsoon. There is criticism from some that the devastating floods were not entirely a natural disaster--human-caused deforestation, dam building, and mining may have contributed. "Large-scale construction of dams and absence of environmental regulations has led to the floods," said Sunita Narian, director general of Delhi based advocacy group Centre for Science and Environment (CSE).
Figure 3. The summer monsoon arrived in southwest India right on schedule (June 1) in South India, but it spread northward much faster than usual, reaching Pakistan a full month earlier than normal. Solid green contours indicate the progress of the 2013 summer monsoon (each contour is labeled with a date). You can compare this year's rapid advance to a "normal" progression, which is represented by the dashed, red contours (also labeled with dates).
Monsoons in India: a primer
Disastrous monsoon floods are common in India and surrounding nations, and 60,000 people--an average of 500 people per year--died in India due to monsoon floods between 1900 - 2012, according to EM-DAT, the International Disaster Database. EM-DAT lists sixteen flood disasters which killed 1,000 or more people in India since records began in 1950. Here are the number of people killed in these events, along with the month and year of occurrence and locales affected:
4892, Jul 1968, Rajasthan, Gujara
3800, Jul 1978, North, Northeast
2001, May - Oct, 1994, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
2000, Jul 1961, North
1811, Aug 1998, Assam, Arunachal, Bihar
1600, Aug 1980, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar
1591, Jul 28, 1989, Maharashtra, Andhra Prade
1479, Sep 1995, Bihar, Haryana, Punjab
1442, Aug 1997, Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal
1200, Jul 24 - Aug 5, 2005 Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh
1200, Aug 1987, Assam, Bihar, West Bengal
1103, Jul 3 - Sep 22, 2007, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh
1063, Jun 11 - Jul 21, 2008 West Bengal, Orissa
1023, Jun 1971, North
1000, Sep 22 - Oct 9, 1988, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh
1000, Oct 1961
The monsoon occurs in summer, when the sun warms up land areas more strongly than ocean areas. This happens because wind and ocean turbulence mix the ocean's absorbed heat into a "mixed layer" approximately 50 meters deep, whereas on land, the sun's heat penetrates at a slow rate to a limited depth. Furthermore, due to its molecular properties, water has the ability to absorb more heat than the solid materials that make up land. As a result of this summertime differential heating of land and ocean, a low pressure region featuring rising air develops over land areas. Moisture-laden ocean winds blow towards the low pressure region and are drawn upwards once over land. The rising air expands and cools, condensing its moisture into some of the heaviest rains on Earth--the monsoon. Monsoons operate via the same principle as the familiar summer afternoon sea breeze, but on a grand scale. Each summer, monsoons affect every continent on Earth except Antarctica, and are responsible for life-giving rains that sustain the lives of billions of people. In India, home for over 1.1 billion people, the monsoon provides 80% of the annual rainfall. The most deadly flooding events usually come from monsoon depressions (also known as monsoon lows.) A monsoon depression is similar to (but larger than) a tropical depression. Both are spinning storms hundreds of kilometers in diameter with sustained winds of 50 - 55 kph (30 - 35 mph), nearly calm winds at their center, and generate very heavy rains. Typically, 6 - 7 monsoon depressions form each summer over the Bay of Bengal and track westwards across India.
The future of monsoons in India
A warming climate loads the dice in favor of heavier extreme precipitation events. This occurs because more water vapor can evaporate into a warmer atmosphere, increasing the chances of record heavy downpours. In a study published in Science in 2006, Goswami et al. found that the level of heavy rainfall activity in the monsoon over India had more than doubled in the 50 years since the 1950s, leading to an increased disaster potential from heavy flooding. Moderate and weak rain events decreased during those 50 years, leaving the total amount of rain deposited by the monsoon roughly constant. The authors commented, "These findings are in tune with model projections and some observations that indicate an increase in heavy rain events and a decrease in weak events under global warming scenarios." We should expect to see an increased number of disastrous monsoon floods in coming decades if the climate continues to warm as expected. Since the population continues to increase at a rapid rate in the region, death tolls from monsoon flooding disasters are likely to climb dramatically in coming decades. However, my greater concern for India is drought. The monsoon rains often fail during El Niño years, and more than 4.2 million people died in India due to droughts between 1900 - 2012. Up until the late 1960s, it was common for the failure of the monsoon rains to kill millions of people in India. The drought of 1965 - 1967 killed at least 1.5 million people. However, since the Green Revolution of the late 1960s--a government initiative to improve food self-sufficiency using new technology and high-yield grains--failure of the monsoon rains has not led to mass starvation in India. It is uncertain whether of not the Green Revolution can keep up with India's booming population, and the potential that climate change might bring more severe droughts. Climate models show a wide range of possibilities for the future of the Indian monsoon, and it is unclear at present what the future might hold. However, the fact that one of the worst droughts in India's history occurred in 2009 shows that serious droughts have to be a major concern for the future. The five worst Indian monsoons along with the rainfall deficits for the nation:
1) 1877, -33%
2) 1899, -29%
3) 1918, -25%
4) 1972, -24%
5) 2009, -22%
Goswami, et al., 2006, " Increasing Trend of Extreme Rain Events Over India in a Warming Environment", Science, 1 December 2006:Vol. 314. no. 5804, pp. 1442 - 1445 DOI: 10.1126/science.1132027
Unnatural Disaster: How Global Warming Helped Cause India's Catastrophic Flood
Wunderground's climate change blogger Dr. Ricky Rood wrote a nice 3-part series about the challenges India faces due to climate change after he completed a 2009 trip there.
Video 1. Flood waters claim a multi-story apartment building in Uttarakhand province, India, on June 17, 2013.
Historic flooding in Calgary, Alberta
Torrential rainfall on Wednesday night and Thursday has resulted in the most extensive flooding in Alberta Province, Canada in at least 8 years, with some 100,000 people facing evacuations in the city of Calgary. Wunderblogger Christopher C. Burt has a look at the disaster in his latest post. The floods are due, in part to the "stuck" jet stream pattern that brought record heat to Alaska this week.
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Twenty-four University employees are participating in a pilot program in which staff members volunteer with the Princeton Fire Department during their work shifts. While 16 are already trained as volunteer firefighters, eight recently completed training at the Mercer County Fire School. Their instruction included participating in a live fire training program. (Photo: Christopher Lillja)
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On the morning of Oct. 7, the Princeton Fire Department sent out a call -- firefighters were needed to respond to an alarm at 1 Monument Drive.
Four University employees -- Bob Allen, Michael Christensen, Michael Kervan and Chris Machusak -- rushed to a University building on Alexander Road to pull on their fire jackets, fire pants, boots and helmets. They climbed into a white SUV with "Princeton Fire Department" on its side and went to Fire Station 61, where they got into a fire truck and drove to the scene.
Working with members of the Princeton Fire Department, the four investigated a report of a malfunctioning air-conditioning unit at Borough Hall. Allen, a code analyst in design and construction, and Machusak, a project manager in grounds and building maintenance, went up to the building's roof to inspect the unit that set off the smoke alarm. There was no fire. An hour later, they were back at work at the University.
"It felt good to be able to help," Machusak said.
The four employees are part of a pilot program launched at the University this fall in which staff members volunteer with the Princeton Fire Department during their work shifts. Twenty-four employees are participating in the program, which in its first year includes two departments: facilities and public safety. Sixteen of the employees already are trained as volunteer firefighters, and the other eight are undergoing training.
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The program's goal is to help augment the number of firefighters who are available to respond to a daytime call in Princeton.
"One of the largest challenges for the Princeton Fire Department is that many of its members who are normally available during nights and weekends work at a job outside of Princeton during the day," said Roger Demareski, assistant vice president for facilities, who has led the planning effort on the University side and also is volunteering in the program.
The department averages 900 calls a year, more than a typical all-volunteer department in New Jersey receives, according to Mark Freda, Princeton Borough's new director of emergency and safety services. Established in 1788, it is one of the country's oldest fire departments.
"The program is a great help," said Princeton Fire Chief Dan Tomalin. "We have a shortage of volunteers, and having the University commit to this program allows us to stop relying on mutual aid from surrounding towns during the day and gets our apparatus on the road a lot quicker."
A few University students and employees have served as volunteer firefighters prior to the new pilot program. But the addition of dedicated daytime volunteers has provided much-needed aid to the department, said Robert Bruschi, the borough administrator for Princeton.
"It was getting increasingly difficult to get volunteers to commit to the training and to commit long term to be members of fire department," he said. "The program gives us a much higher confidence level that we'll have enough people responding to fire calls during the daytime."
Mildred Trotman, the mayor of Princeton Borough, said, "The Princeton community is fortunate that the University is willing to make these staff members available to provide this critical emergency response service and that these dedicated individuals are willing to serve our community in this way."
Sandra Kearney (middle), an administrative assistant in facilities, has been a volunteer firefighter in Cranbury for 14 years and now participates in the Princeton program. Here, she talks with Twylen Hicks (left), the University's assistant fire marshal and a participant in the program, and Roy James, deputy chief of the Princeton Fire Department. (Photo: Denise Applewhite)
The campus volunteers carry fire department pagers while on the job at the University. Four or five employees are on call each workday. When a call comes in, those employees prepare to help -- if they are working on something that they are able to leave -- by gathering at the building on Alexander Road, where they keep their gear and an emergency response vehicle. They are dispatched through the Princeton Fire Department as a group to the scene or to a firehouse. If there is a major emergency, all employees in the program are encouraged to respond.
Michael McKay, vice president for facilities, said the program allows "our staff to become even more integrated into the local community and in a way that mutually benefits this institution and the community. The volunteers are already people who value service to others in their home communities, and for them to leverage that and their skills more broadly is a great opportunity."
The campus volunteers are associate members of the Princeton Fire Department, which serves residents and businesses in Princeton Borough and Princeton Township. To implement the program, the Princeton Borough Council in March approved an ordinance to create the associate memberships.
The program "is giving us a lot more flexibility to get more firefighters and more apparatus to the scene," Freda said. "We have a lot more resources to use."
Freda's position, which was created last summer, is funded through a $100,000 annual contribution from the University. Freda serves as the borough's emergency management coordinator and oversees fire department administrative responsibilities.
Since they began responding to calls in late September, the University's firefighters have gone on service calls such as gas leaks, car accidents, downed power wires and residential and commercial fire alarms.
Robert Talarick, the shop foreman in the heating, ventilation and air conditioning control shop, has gone on several calls so far. "I'm helping out the community and having fun doing it," he said. Talarick has been a volunteer firefighter for 30 years in Rocky Hill and Princeton. "Getting people to volunteer these days is not easy," he said.
University employees worked with hoses during a recent training exercise at the Mercer County Fire School. (Photo: Christopher Lillja)
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Eight University employees attended training sessions at the Mercer County Fire School twice a week for eight hours a day, for a total of 130 hours. Their attendance, which occured during work hours, was covered by release time from the University. They went through a graduation ceremony on campus on Dec. 18.
Antonino Maio, who works at the University's fire protection shop as a technical mechanic, has enjoyed his fire school training.
"This is something I've been interested in doing for a very long time, but I never had the time or opportunity to do it," he said. "The best part about participating in this program is knowing that I will be part of a team that can assist the community in an emergency."
Sandra Kearney, who is Demareski's assistant, joined the Cranbury Fire Department 14 years ago, when she was a senior in high school.
"There are many reasons why volunteering as a firefighter is rewarding," Kearney said. "The first being that you are helping people. But you aren't just helping people because it is your job and you get paid for it. You are there to help them because you want to be and you enjoy it. Another reason I love being a volunteer is the second family you inherit. The men and women you stand next to really become like a second family."
Members of the pilot program meet once a month for practice drills and other training exercises. These sessions are open to all members of the Princeton Fire Department.
After the pilot program is completed next year, the University hopes to open it to employees in other departments. Staff members in human resources and athletics have expressed interest in joining. The program also will expand to include students interested in training to be firefighters. The application process includes medical and background checks.
Bob Gregory, the University's fire marshal, has been managing the day-to-day operations for the group and serving as the main liaison from the campus to the fire department. He also has organized the training and sets up the response schedule. For more information on joining the program, contact Gregory at (609) 258-6805.
University employees who completed training at the Mercer County Fire School were recognized in a ceremony on campus Dec. 18. Pictured in the top row, from left, are Assistant Vice President for Facilities Roger Demareski; Community and Regional Affairs Director Kristin Appelget; trainees William Pape and Rich Lamothe; Mercer County Fire Academy instructor Scott Loh; trainee Dan Voicheck; and Vice President for Facilities Michael McKay. In the bottom row, from left, are trainees Antonino Maio, Greg Iannarelli, Vincent Cuomo and Neal Amato. (Not pictured: trainee Craig Mallet) (Photo: Christopher Lillja)


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