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Jason Spezza will be reaching for the Stars.
As the Ottawa Sun reported first, the Senators kicked off the fireworks on July 1 by dealing their disgruntled captain to Dallas for winger Alex Chiasson along with prospects Alex Guptill, Nicholas Paul of North Bay and a second-rounder next year.
Spezza asked for a deal in April and finally got his wish after a trade fell through on the weekend.
Chiasson is the centrepiece of the deal for the Senators. He had 13 goals and 35 assists last season with the Stars.
The Stars and St. Louis Blues were the last two teams left in the hunt for Spezza. The club has a $7 million cap hit and will make $4 million in real salary.
The Senators aren't done, they will make more deals today.
GM Bryan Murray said on the weekend he would continue to try to get a deal done.
"We'll continue to talk and over the course of time I'm sure the people that miss out on July 1 will come knocking but we'll have to wait and see," said Murray as the draft wrapped up.
"He's got a year left on a contract. If we can find a good package _ something that is somewhat comparable _ and I've said all along we won't get full value. Jason's an 80-to-90 point guy and you don't get that kind of return in any kind of trade in this league today.
"I'm hoping that we get something fair in return for the player."
Spezza told TSN he was "thrilled" to be going to Dallas.
"I've heard nothing but good things about the city and the team speaks for itself, they have some great up-and-coming guys," he said.
As for his days with the Senators, Spezza told the network it was a "great" time for him.
"I've really enjoyed Ottawa," he said. "I'm fortunate to have played on such good teams, for such a long time. I'll look back very fondly of it. Ottawa the city was very kind to me ... we'll always have ties to it."
Asked why he needed the change, Spezza said: "At the end of the year I had a very honest and frank conversatiion with (GM) Bryan (Murray). I just felt like it was best for myself to move on and I thought it was best for the team to move on from me.
"I'm looking to try to win a Stanley Cup in the next chapter of my career, and I felt like getting a fresh start would help me get there. I feel like I have a lot of really good hockey left in my game and a change would probably help me out, and help the team move forward too.
"It was a tough decision. I've been in there, and I have lots of friends, lots of contacts there. But sometimes the hard decisions are the ones you have to make."
Spezza will be missed in the Senators dressing room.
"Jason has always been good to me, always taken me under his wing," winger Mark Stone said before the deal was done. "He knows I can be hard on myself and he's the same way. To have him around was good for me.
"If he does end up leaving, it's going to be tough. He's a great player, he adds a lot to our team.
"Every game I've played, he's always tried to keep me upbeat. Always tried to help me try and score goals. He tries to get me to play my game when I'm here, not try to change too many things, which is a positive thing when a guy can tell you those things."


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Wife, mother, and hyper-driven, multitasking Sarah Nickerson, a 37-year-old Harvard Business School grad, is so controlled she limits her crying to five minutes twice a month behind her office desk. She travels to China on business, and still signs permission slips on time. Left Neglected, by Lisa Genova, discerningly chronicles Sarah both before and after a devastating brain injury blots out the left side of her world. Actor Sarah Paulson, always an incandescent force, narrates here with such disarming openness that Left Neglected superficially about a preppy modern mommy of three finding grace through catastrophe gathers enough texture to unfold a richly moving rebirth.
Left Neglected is easy to latch onto, largely because Paulson projects Sarah Nickerson as endearingly insecure and goofy. By pebbling her pre-car crash, pre-head trauma Sarah voice with urgency and strain, Paulson revs up pacing to mirror the choking rhythms of her character's hurried schedule. Yet the recovering Sarah is looser and less uncensored as Paulson unknots her anxious cadences in a gradual fade. We relax around this Sarah who cracks pun-laced jokes with her rehab therapists and grieves as deeply for the skinny jeans she can no longer button at the waist, as having to relearn using the bathroom alone.
While Left Neglected is Sarah's story, Paulson astutely rescues the ensemble players Sarah's jittery, apologetic mother Helen, and her innately decent husband Bob from the fringes. She pitches Bob as honorable and magnetic in his own right, a cool guy whose empathy eventually collapses into panicked resentment as Sarah's lost income capsizes the family finances. Helen, on the other hand, begs to be Sarah's rock, atoning for her indifference the last 30 years. "My life can be fully lived with less," Sarah observes, well into her healing journey. And for us, too, this reclaimed state of blessedness feels lasting and true. Nita Rao
Sarah Nickerson is like any other career-driven supermom in Welmont, the affluent Boston suburb where she leads a hectic but charmed life with her husband Bob, faithful nanny, and three children—Lucy, Charlie, and nine-month-old Linus.
Between recruiting the best and brightest minds as the vice president of human resources at Berkley Consulting; shuttling the kids to soccer, day care, and piano lessons; convincing her son's teacher that he may not, in fact, have ADD; and making it home in time for dinner, it's a wonder this over-scheduled, over-achieving Harvard graduate has time to breathe.
A self-confessed balloon about to burst, Sarah miraculously manages every minute of her life like an air traffic controller. Until one fateful day, while driving to work and trying to make a phone call, she looks away from the road for one second too long. In the blink of an eye, all the rapidly moving parts of her jam-packed life come to a screeching halt.
A traumatic brain injury completely erases the left side of her world, and for once, Sarah relinquishes control to those around her, including her formerly absent mother. Without the ability to even floss her own teeth, she struggles to find answers about her past and her uncertain future.
Now, as she wills herself to regain her independence and heal, Sarah must learn that her real destiny—her new, true life—may in fact lie far from the world of conference calls and spreadsheets. And that a happiness and peace greater than all the success in the world is close within reach, if only she slows down long enough to notice.
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"Imagine your too busy, over scheduled, Type A life coming to a screeching halt. That is what happens in Lisa Genova's timely new novel, Left Neglected. As her protagonist, Sarah Nickerson, works her way through a devastating brain injury and back into that hectic life, she is forced to re-evaluate what really matters. I dare any reader to not do the same in their own lives after reading this book." (Ann Hood)
"Devastating and hopeful, haunting and familiar, Left Neglected is a triumph of insight and empathy." (Stefan Merrill Block, international best-selling author of The Story of Forgetting and The Storm at the Door)
"Once again, Lisa Genova goes where few authors dare, and mines a compelling and beautifully written story about finding peace, wisdom and human connection. While Sarah Nickerson's condition is rare, her journey is universal. " (Lynn Kiele Bonasia, author of Summer Shift)
"Another hit for Lisa Genova"
Another great book from Lisa Genova, how she gets into these people's minds is just amazing. And how awful it would be to think you have no left side and there is no world on your left, heartbreaking and fascinating all at the same time.
Lisa Genova is an amazing writer because she takes you into the inner workings of a broken mind and makes you understand what they are feeling and going through.
The struggles Sarah goes through I can't even imagine because who could imagine having left neglect, but you feel for her and struggle with her and cry with her and cheer for her. One thing I liked better in this one than Still Alice was Sarah had a supportive husband, Bob wasn't perfect but he was there for her through it all. Also to see the relationship with Sarah and her estranged mother develop into what it did was very touching.
I enjoyed this book very much as I said it was fascinating to learn about this kind of brain injury.
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"Left Neglected"
The audio was well done. I enjoyed the way in which Sarah Paulson was able to translate the feelings/state of mind of the main character throughout the story. Left Neglected is interesting and unique. This story reminded me to focus on the important things in life: loved ones and my own happiness. It is well worth a listen.
"Uncanny true representation of left neglect"
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I suffered stroke and experienced left neglect. Sara's experience was exactly mine
"Author does great job inhabiting a damaged brain"
I am so tired of hearing about 'high-powered' 'over-achievers' and their 'charmed lives' and their over-scheduled kids and their expensive designer everything; I'm not envious, or interested, I'm just bored. But if you can overlook that construct, which the author uses so that her brain-injured heroine can learn what is 'truly important' in life, this book is a fascinating look at a really weird phenomenon, 'left neglect', in which an injury to the right brain leaves one unaware that 'left' exists; the left of the room, the left of the page, the left of the body, the left of anything. Weird! And it seems like the author could not have done a better job of describing the frustrations of this affliction if she did, indeed, suffer from it herself. It is really interesting to follow this woman's road to recovery. And the reader was excellent.
"A very moving story!"
Left Neglected is probably the most enjoyable book I've listened to on Audible.com. I highly recommend this audible book to anyone who loves a "bring you up" story that makes you feel good after you've read it.
The characters seem very real, not exotic, but like people we might know in our own lives.
I really enjoyed listening to her. Her voice is easy to listen to and she made the main character seem believable. I think one of the main reasons I choose Left Neglected to listen to on Audible was the way Sarah Paulson's narration was so captivating and so pleasing to the ear. I would love to listen to another book she narrates.
I felt that this was a story of a strong and very determined woman, a person who has much feeling and also who learns to "stop and smell the roses" while experiencing a very serious crisis in her life. My heart felt good after listening to it.
"Left Neglected is an interesting story, told well."
Left Neglected is a very interesting story, told well. I wish the characters had been developed just a bit better, especially Sarah's husband, Bob. He played a large role in the book, but I don't think his thoughts and feelings were often very clear to me. He often seemed just too good to be true. I really like the way Lisa Genova writes about neuroscience, delivered in a fiction format. Still Alice is one of my favorite books of all time, and while I didn't enjoy Left Neglected quite as much, it was still a very enjoyable read.
"Solid 3.5 Stars for Left Neglected"
Solid 3.5 Stars.
Lisa Genova has quickly become one of my favorite authors. She writes about health issues that are real life issues that happen to many people, this certain topic of this book, left neglect, is one that I had never heard of prior to reading this book.
Left Neglect is a term used to describe when your body no longer realizes it has a left side, therefore, you are unable to eat, walk, read, get dressed, exercise, etc.. correctly. Intense physical therapy is needed and individuals who are plagued with left neglect may never completely return to normal.
This is my least favorite Lisa Genova book I have read. I think the reason for this is because her other books discussed illnesses that were much more widely known. She is still an incredibly talented author and I look forward to reading her next book.
"a great listen"
I have read another book by lisa genova, what a talent. this book just flowed. I listened when ever I could." As with still alice" I have learned something I took for granted my mind and the wonderful gift it is. In this story it does just that! you feel for the character and are cheering for ever step to "recovery". All the characters meld with each other. the backdrop was beautiful. Vermont in winter come on!!!lol!!!! I just want to say if you decided to try it, you will not be disappointed! sit back and enjoy the show!!!
"Totally Awesome Book! So glad I didn't miss this."
This is such a great book. You felt like you were right there with her from the beginning to the end. A very emotional story mixed with some great humor. Found myself laughing out loud during certain parts. Sarah Paulson is a wonderful actress and did a wonderful job reading this book! I would highly recommend.
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NOT enough is being done to encourage women to come forward for top council jobs, it has been claimed.
Only six of the 26 most senior council officers across Oxfordshire are women, and only 13 of the 46 cabinet or executive posts are held by female councillors.
West Oxfordshire District Council has the least gender balance. None of the authority's cabinet, 13 sub committee chairmen or its most senior officers are women.
Cherwell District Council does not fare well either, as only one of 10 executive posts and one of the four most senior officers are women.
By comparison, Oxfordshire County Council has four women on its nine-strong cabinet, while four of the six cabinet member at South Oxfordshire District Council are women.
Liz Leffman, Lib Dem member for Charlbury and Finstock on WODC, said: "I was startled to discover there were no women in the cabinet.
"At least 50 per cent of the population is female and they bring a different perspective, but they are not represented in West Oxfordshire."
WODC deputy leader Mark Booty said there had been female cabinet members at the council in the past.
He said: "It is about bringing in the people that will bring the best for the electorate, whatever race, creed or sex they are."
Mr Booty said councillor Verena Hunt had stepped down from the cabinet in May for health reasons and the position had not been replaced to save money.
Ken Atack, Cherwell executive member for finance, said: "There is no bias and it's down to individuals to come forward to show they want to be a councillor."
Les Sibley, Labour CDC member for Bicester West, said more women were becoming involved in local politics.
He said: "There has been a small improvement of the gender balance.
At Oxford City Council , only one of four senior officers and two of 10 executive board members are women.
Council leader Bob Price said most councils needed more female representation, but women were often tied down by domestic duties more so than men.
SODC had the largest proportion of female councillors, with 21 of 48.
Council leader Ann Ducker said: "Not enough is done to encourage women to come forward. I never look to see whether they are female or male, I take the best person for the job."
Jean Fooks, county council Lib Dem member for Summertown & Wolvercote, wondered if WODC was "trying enough" to provide proper representation.
But Mr Booty rejected the idea of all-women shortlists for council jobs or elections.
The district council previously employed Cath James as strategic director for environment, but left the post last year.
She was given a £110,000 pay-off as part of a compromise agreement, which means further claims cannot be brought through the courts or tribunals.
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- 11 of 49 councillors
- None of six cabinet members
- None of four most senior officers
- Staff: 149 women to 121 men
Oxfordshire County Council
- 22 of 74 councillors
- Four of nine cabinet members
- Two of six senior officers
- Staff: 4,358 women, 1,646 men
- School staff: 11,847 women 1,751 men
Cherwell District Council
- 11 of 50 councillors
- One of 10 executive posts
- One of four most senior officers
- Staff: 238 women, 230 men
Oxford City Council
- 14 of 48 councillors
- Two of 10 city executive board members
- One of four senior officers
- Staff: 412 women to 792 men
Vale of White Horse District Council
- 22 of 51 councillors
- Two of five cabinet members
- One of four most senior officers
- Staff: 113 women, 56 men
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- 21 of 48 councillors
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SourceThe first game from thatgamecompany since the end of its three-game deal with Sony is aiming for a reveal sometime this year, co-founder Jenova Chen has told VG247, with a decision on its publisher in the next month.
Thatgamecompanys first title post-Journey looks set to be announced sometime this year, studio co-founder Jenova Chen has said.
TGC ended its three-game deal with Sony back in March after the release of Journey, the two previous titles being PSN launch effort Flow in 2007 and 2009′s Flower.
Speaking to VG247 in an interview on Monday, Chen said negotiations with various partners were taking place.
It takes us a little bit of time to basically readjust after the three game deal [with Sony], said Chen. Were very close in figuring out what the next deal is.
Were negotiating with various partners, so maybe within the next month, well be able to determine which is the [right deal].
Chen added: In terms of when youll know about the next game, I think we intentionally announce our games very early. We announced Flower half a year after we launched Flow. We announced Journey half a year after we launched Flower. So hopefully within this year, youll hear from us about our next game.
Chen was talking to us alongside Giant Sparrow creative director Ian Dallas in an interview revolving around PSN and the announcement of The Unfinished Swan.
TUF will have Move as a optional control aspect to the game. All of thatgamecompanys games to date Flow, Flower and Journey include SIXAXIS controls, the latter two more so.
But when asked if Move could be incorporated into its next game, Chen left the door open and even suggested that Move could have been included into Journey if it was out before then.
When we started Journey, Move did not exist. And so, when were starting out on a game, we tend to figure out whats the best control and stick with it. So during the middle of Journey, Move came out.
We looked at it and if it was possible to use Move controls. It was about that point the SIXAXIS controller felt more suited for this game, so we didnt switch to Move during that time.
Chen said he probably would use Move for something in the future, but in regards to Journey, it was slightly too late for that.
He added, however: I can see if Move came out a little bit earlier, we might have been able to add something to that.
Chen happy at overwhelming Journey reaction
TGC and Sony released Journey, the final title of the three game deal between the pair, in March of this year to critical acclaim to media and players alike. Even now in early May, its very likely to be seen as a game of the year contender.
Asked about the games reception, Chen told VG247 the response, which is still continuing now two months after release, had been overwhelming, but admitted theres now a lot of pressure for what comes next.
Initially, it was very overwhelming, he said. We basically read through all of the reviews rather than not and weve been getting a lot of emails from the fans I think at this point, over 500 emails and initially, each email seemed very, very moving and rewarding.
But then, when it reached about 200, you just kind of tune out.
But every so often, there will be one email that is very personal, telling a story from the player that is really moving and Im surprised people are still able to give us emails that are really, really moving after you see so many of them.
Chen was very open in admitting the three game deal with Sony was the right one for thatgamecompany.
If it wasnt for Sonys deal, I dont think wed be ever to get into a situation to make a game like Journey because Journey is so far the largest budget for a PSN game and there is some money spent on marketing for Journey and I think thats the first time in history.
If it werent for the three-game deal, we would not have the luxury to be able to build this game. Its much larger and a more expensive game and it took us three years to make.
Internally, were calling Journey the AAA PSN game.
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Thatgamecompany set to debut new game this yearThanks to Kwes for the signature!
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Will definitely be interested in the next project. The past 3 were great. Keep it up.
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I hope their next game isn't a Move title. Maybe its time for them to come up with a AAA full-blown retail game?
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Meh. Flower and Flow are not my kind of games so another game announcement from these guys comes as underwhelming news.
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Flower was a great game, looking forward to seeing more from them.
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I loved playing Flower, and I'm still getting through Journey (i dont go on consoles that much anymore). Be great to see what else they come up with
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Groundhog day is a movie in which the hero, Phil Connors, is forced to repeat one day over and over. That day is Grouindhog Day in Puxatawney, Pennsylvania, home of Puxatawney Phil, the world's most famous groundhog. This project presents Phil's interactions with a homeless man, Ned Ryerson and Puxatawney Phil.
The core of the movie is Phil's transformation into a truly good person. This is shown through his interactions with Rita, his producer, in the main arc of the movie. However, there are several points along the way where Phil is stuck at a point in his transformation, trying over and over to get through the same situation without success. Rita is usually the catalyst to get him out, but while he is in the little loops of life, he is essentially the same person for the entire loop.
Phil's three major loops are the original Phil, desperate Phil, and Phil trying to be good. The original Phil deals with the homeless man, Ned Ryerson and the groundhog. Then he enters a period of interacting with Rita, and becomes desperate Phil when he realizes how wrong his motivations in life are. He hurts both Ned and the groundhog many times. Finally, he tries to be good, emulating Rita's example of a good person. During this time he tries to save the homeless man repeatedly. He fails. Once he accepts that he cannot do everything, he has the perfect day, which ends with him beside Rita and accepting that he is happy in the now. This breaks the cycle, and Phil goes on with his life as a happy, good person instead of the bitter man striving for success that he was.
The boundaries between the different stages Phil goes through are not sharp. Rita is the buffer between the original Phil and the desperate Phil, but there are a few days of overlap between the desperate Phil and Phil trying to be good.
The original Phil
Desperate Phil
Phil trying to do good
The perfect day
Ned Ryerson
The Groundhog
This is a project for 21W765j, interactive and non-linear narrative, taught by Professor Janet Murray at MIT, spring 1998.
By Jennifer Murphy


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University of Mary Washington
Coordinates: 38°18′07″N 77°28′30″W / 38.30194°N 77.47500°W
University of Mary Washington Seal
Former names
State Normal and Industrial School for Woman at Fredericksburg (1908–1938) Mary Washington College (1938–1944; 1972–2004)Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia (1944–1972)
|Pro Deo Domo Patria
Motto in English
|For God, home, and country
|US$41.4 million[1]
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Academic staff
|Fredericksburg, VA, USA
|Suburban, 176 acres (71.22 ha)
|Navy Blue and Gray
|NCAA Division III
The University of Mary Washington is a public university in Virginia that focuses on undergraduate education in the liberal arts and sciences. The core of its main campus of roughly 4,000 mostly residential students in Fredericksburg, Virginia is the College of Arts and Sciences, which offers degrees in various liberal arts disciplines. The university began a BSN completion program in fall of 2014 to allow AS-prepared nurses to earn a bachelor's degree in their field. A College of Education and a College of Business offer advanced degrees. Around 450 students are enrolled in the university's graduate programs.
- 1 History
- 2 Campus
- 3 Academics
- 4 Administration
- 5 Student life
- 6 Rankings
- 7 Notable people
- 8 See also
- 9 References
- 10 Further reading
- 11 External links
On March 14, 1908, Virginia Governor Claude A. Swanson signed into law legislation for the establishment of the new State Normal and Industrial School for Women. It was called Fredericksburg Teachers College. The institution was renamed Mary Washington College in 1938 after Mary Ball Washington, mother of the first president of the United States of America, George Washington, and longtime resident of Fredericksburg.[3][4]
In 1944 the college became associated with the University of Virginia as its women's college. Until that time, the University of Virginia had not admitted women as undergraduates, except in its education and nursing programs, although its postgraduate programs were coeducational. Following UVA's transition to coeducational status in 1970, the Virginia General Assembly reorganized Mary Washington College in 1972 as a separate, coeducational institution.[5]
The General Assembly of Virginia enacted legislation changing the college's name to University of Mary Washington on March 19, 2004.[6] The institution sought university status to reflect the addition of master's degree programs and increasing enrollment at its College of Graduate and Professional Studies, formerly the James Monroe Center for Graduate and Professional Studies, located in nearby Stafford County. Students can earn an MBA, M.Ed., MSMIS, MBA-MSMIS dual degree, BPS or other graduate certificates or professional certifications at the campus. The Carnegie Foundation reclassified the college to university status based on its graduate programs.
Most of the Fredericksburg campus is located on Marye's Heights, a steep hill which, like Sunken Road (the campus' northeastern boundary), played an important role in the 1862 Battle of Fredericksburg. The campus itself is a short distance from Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park. Brompton, the president's official residence, served as a field hospital during the battle.
Most of the architecture on the Mary Washington campus is neoclassical, Georgian, or Jeffersonian (because of its similarity to Thomas Jefferson's design of the University of Virginia). Several buildings are named for notable women from American history. Frances Willard Hall is named for the famous temperance leader and crusader for women's rights. Ann Carter Lee Hall honors the mother of Robert E. Lee. Thomas Jefferson's daughter, Martha Jefferson Randolph, is acknowledged by Randolph Hall. While the university no longer refers to the buildings by their full names, one can find them on those buildings that have dedication plaques.
The university also maintains athletic facilities both on and within walking distance of the Fredericksburg campus. Goolrick Hall serves as UMW's primary venue for varsity volleyball, men's and women's swimming, and men's and women's basketball. The Battleground athletic facility is a few blocks away from the main campus and houses several multipurpose fields, an outdoor track, a baseball stadium, a softball field, and an indoor and outdoor tennis complex.
Expansion and renovation[edit]
The university is currently engaged in several construction and renovation projects. Current construction projects include the new Campus Center, which is replacing the now demolished Chandler Hall. Recent construction projects include an Information Technology Convergence Center, Eagle Village and the William M. Anderson Center. Eagle Village includes apartment-style student residences, a secured transportation center, a pedestrian bridge spanning U.S. 1, and retail, restaurant and "Class-A" office space on seven acres at the northern end of the shopping center. At a cost of $115 million, construction of Phase I began in March 2009 and was completed in summer 2010. The start of construction for the William M. Anderson Center was celebrated at a groundbreaking ceremony on September 17, 2009.The two-story center is designed to provide seating for more than 3,000 people for convocation events and approximately 2,000 spectators for athletic events. The 52,000-square-foot (4,800 m2) facility was completed in 2011.
The Carmen Culpeper Chappell '59 Centennial Campanile was completed in May 2007, and was heard for the first time ringing in the 2007 commencement procession. Ringing twice a day, the campanile can be heard over a mile away. Lee Hall opened after a two-year renovation, and now houses all key student services. During this renovation, a casual cafe - The Underground - was added to Lee Hall Basement, in the Fall of 2009. Beginning in May 2009 and largely completed in June 2011, Monroe Hall, the oldest building on campus, was also completely renovated. A 4-story parking deck was completed in the fall of 2006.
In fall 2014, the University of Mary Washington welcomed a new building to campus, recently renamed the Hurley Convergence Center. The HCC is a one-of-a-kind building at UMW— an "academic commons" where a variety of technology, information, and teaching resources come together in an environment that is modern, energetic, and vibrant.[7] A University Center was opened in Fall 2015 to provide a campus center that fosters a collaborative and respectful environment where members of the UMW community can engage in their extracurricular and academic pursuits. From a fourth-floor dining center, to a wide range of bookable spaces, and a large ballroom complete with sound and stage offerings, the University Center is a 100,000 square foot facility that can support numerous events and meetings.[8]
In recent years, the university has placed increasing emphasis on environmental sustainability. Its first LEED-certified building, CGPS North Building, was built in 2007. The university houses stops along the route of the Fredericksburg Regional Transit System (FRED). The school signed an Energy Performance Contact with the energy service company NORESCO from 2005–2007, enabling the campus to install water saving devices which reduced campus water consumption by 50%. NORESCO also installed low energy light fixtures, occupant sensors, HVAC controls, and completed replacement of leaking condensate piping.[9]
The UMW Recycling Program currently collects corrugated cardboard, printer ink cartridges, mixed paper, newsprint and co-mingled plastic, glass, and aluminum. Each residence hall recycling program is led by a recycling coordinator (RAs) and an elected Hall Council Recycling Chairperson.[10] In 2009, UMW participated in the RecycleMania competition and increased its amount of recycled material threefold.
UMW Ecology Group is the only student-run organization dedicated to sustainability on campus. The Ecology Club works as a part of the Campus Climate Challenge and is affiliated with the Virginia Climate Action Network.[11]
Stafford campus[edit]
The university maintains a campus in nearby Stafford County. At this campus, working adults are able to take classes at night or on weekends to complete a bachelor's degree or earn a master's degree. Opened in 1999 as the James Monroe Center, the Stafford campus later became known as the College of Graduate and Professional Studies. However, CGPS has now been divided into a College of Education (at Stafford campus) and a College of Business (which relocated to the main campus in December 2015). The Stafford campus is now also the home of the University's new BSN Completion Program.
The University of Mary Washington is a public liberal arts university accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.[12] It is not a research university, but instead focuses on undergraduate education. Fourteen alumni have earned Fulbright scholarships.[13]
For the fall semester of 2009, the Admissions Committee at the University of Mary Washington reviewed 4,761 freshman applications and offered admission to 3,541 candidates. 963 of those candidates enrolled as first-time freshman. Though mostly Virginians, the students came from 32 states and 13 countries outside the United States. Among the middle 50% of admitted applicants, high school GPA ranged from 3.41–3.95, SAT scores ranged from 1630–1950 and ACT scores ranged from 24–28. In reviewing applications, the Admissions Committee places emphasis on academic achievement in the liberal arts and sciences, standardized tests scores, and enrollment in honors courses and programs like the International Baccalaureate. The university also "strives to enroll a student body that is culturally and ethnically diverse."[14]
Undergraduate demographics[15][edit]
Honor system[edit]
The University of Mary Washington upholds an honor system. The system is maintained by the Honor Council, an organization of elected officials from the student body. All entering students must sign a document stating that they understand, abide by and agree to support the honor system during the convocation. Traditionally faculty will require students to sign a written pledge of abidance to the honor code for every major work submitted. In addition faculty will leave the classroom after handing out exams and quizzes to students.[16]
Board of Visitors[edit]
By statute of the Code of Virginia, the University of Mary Washington is governed by a Board of Visitors, one member of which is elected every two years to serve as Rector. The UMW Board of Visitors is composed of twelve members appointed by the Governor of Virginia and confirmed by the General Assembly. At least six members of the Board must be alumni of the university, and no more than three may be nonresidents of Virginia. Each member serves a term of four years and may be eligible for reappointment to one successive term.[17]
The Board of Visitors announced that Richard V. Hurley would serve as the ninth president of the institution, effective July 1, 2010. Hurley served as executive vice president and twice as acting president following the resignations of both William J. Frawley and Judy G. Hample. In April 2015, President Hurley announced his intention to resign at the end of the 2015–2016 academic year.[18] On February 15, 2016 the UMW Board of Visitors announced Dr. Troy Paino, current president of Truman State University, would succeed president Hurley with a term beginning on July 1, 2016.[19]
Past presidents[edit]
- Troy Paino (2016–Present)
- Richard V. Hurley (2010–2016)
- Judy G. Hample (2008–2010)
- William J. Frawley (2006–2007)
- William M. Anderson, Jr. (1983–2006)
- Prince B. Woodard (1974–1982)
- Grellet C. Simpson (1956–1974)
- Morgan L. Combs (1929–1955)
- Algernon B. Chandler, Jr. (1919–1928)
- Edward H. Russell (1908–1919)
Student life[edit]
UMW has 118 student clubs and organizations registered with the Office of Student Activities and Community Service. These organizations include the Student Government Association, Honor Council, special interest groups and service organizations.[20]
Cultural groups on campus include: Asian Student Association, Black Student Association, Brothers of a New Direction, Islamic Student Association, Jewish Student Association, Latino Student Association, People for the Rights of Individuals of Sexual Minorities (PRISM), Students Educating and Empowering for Diversity (SEED), Women of Color, and Eagle Bhangra.[20]
No Panhellenic groups are officially recognized by the university, which has never had official fraternities and sororities. Unofficially, three national fraternities and one non-national sorority exist off campus, and one philanthropic co-ed fraternity exists on campus but does not identify itself with any national fraternity or sorority. An attempt for official recognition by these groups was scuttled by the administration in the wake of the Phi Kappa Psi UVA scandal. The university has since been attempting to re-open the discussion on Greek Life.
Students Helping Honduras established its first collegiate chapter at UMW.
Founded in 1922, The Blue & Grey Press (formerly The Bullet) is an award-winning student newspaper at the University. The Blue & Gray Press is published on Thursday afternoon in both the fall and spring semester, in print and online. The Blue & Gray Press strives to highlight the community of the University of Mary Washington, as well as deliver fair and accurate coverage on the issues important to UMW students.
Additionally, the Department of English offers a semester-long class allowing students to receive hands-on experience of the process of running a nationally-recognized literary journal called The Rappahannock Review. Students are able to choose from many different roles, including assistant genre editor, managing editor, or copy editor. The course revolves around many tasks, such as reviewing literary pieces received from the genre editor, voting for or against a piece being published in the upcoming issue, or even preparing interview questions for the authors of accepted pieces. Students are able to serve in one of the three genres: fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
Community Outreach and Resources (COAR[21]) is a student run diverse group of students serving community needs through an active exchange of service and learning while continually striving to find solutions to problems that challenge the community. Throughout the school year, COAR organizes several events on and off campus to create an opportunity for students to help better the community. Some of these events include Into the Streets, Pumpkin Palooza (an on-campus trick-or-treat for area children), a Gift Box Drive for Head Start, a Variety Show and silent auction to raise money for Alternative Breaks with Habitat for Humanity, Spring Forward Festival (an Easter egg hunt and crafts for area children), and Pay it Forward Week. Each event is fun and unique for students and the general public.
Devil-Goat Day is an annual field day competition among students whose graduating classes fall on even years ("goats") and odd years ("devils"). The tradition began in 1926 when Eileen Kramer Dodd, an education professor, encouraged the junior class she sponsored to come up with a symbol to represent themselves. They decided on the Green Goats and in response, the senior class established themselves as the Red Devils.[22] While this event used to consist of a week-long prank rivalry between the Devils and the Goats, it is now a one-day event held on the last Thursday of classes where students line-up for free T-shirts, food, and games.
The Multicultural Fair is an annual celebration of cultural diversity. Each year hundreds of food vendors, artisans and student organizations register to attract people from the Fredericksburg area. The fair is the largest annual event hosted by the university.
The University of Mary Washington is an NCAA Division III institution. The University plays in the Capital Athletic Conference.[23] Men and women compete in basketball, cross country, lacrosse, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field and the IHSA riding team. Men also compete in baseball, and women in softball, field hockey and volleyball.[24] The sports facilities are available in the William M. Anderson Center, a new 3,000-seat arena that has hosted two NCAA basketball tournaments, Goolrick Gym and outdoors on the Battleground Athletic Complex, and the school's home barn is Hazelwild Farm. On Wednesday December 16, 2015, the Anderson Center arena was dedicated for Ron Rosner, a long-time supporter of the University and the greater Fredericksburg community.[25] These facilities are utilized for intercollegiate competition as well as for intramural and recreational activities.
Intramural sports[edit]
UMW offers a wide variety of intramural sports through the Campus Recreation department. Some of the most popular intramural sports are Football, Basketball, Soccer, and Dodge ball. The Soar Cup is awarded each year to the team which participates in the most intramural events.
In its 2016 rankings (based on 2015 data), U.S. News & World Report determined that UMW tied for 6th place in "Top Public Schools, Regional Universities, South", tied for 11th in "Best Colleges for Veterans", and tied for 16th for "Regional Universities Southern".[26] Forbes ranked UMW 13th among public colleges and universities in the United States in its 2009 edition of "America's Best Colleges," and 121st overall.[27] The Princeton Review deemed the university one of the "Best Southeastern Colleges" in the United States.[28] Kiplinger's Personal Finance ranked the university as the 2nd best value public college in 2009.[29] In their 2010 rankings of the best Master's Universities in the Southern United States, U.S. News & World Report placed University of Mary Washington second out of all public schools and second overall.[30][31]
The school's debate team in 2017 was ranked 43rd by the Cross Examination Debate Association.[32] In 2009, the team ranked 3rd overall in the National Debate Tournament.[33]
The university's women's rugby team became national champions for Division II in May 2014.[34]
A high percentage of University of Mary Washington alumni have worked in the Peace Corps. In 2008 it produced the sixth greatest amount of volunteers to the organization among small schools in the United States.[35]
Notable people[edit]
- Eric Axelson, musician
- Karen Olsen Beck, former First Lady of Costa Rica
- Marion Blakey, former Federal Aviation Administration Administrator
- Teresa A. H. Djuric, U.S. Air Force Brigadier General
- Jean Donovan, relief worker martyred in El Salvador
- Elizabeth Edwards, lawyer
- Shin Fujiyama, co-founder of Students Helping Honduras
- Barbara Halliday, Mayor of Hayward, California
- Carolyn Kreiter-Foronda, Poet Laureate of Virginia, 2006–2008
- Judy Muller, journalist
- Nan Grogan Orrock, Georgia politician
- Toddy Puller, Virginia politician
- Judge Reinhold, actor
- Anne Rudloe, marine biologist, environmentalist
- Maggie Stiefvater, writer
- Desiree Marie Velez, actress
- David Whitaker, Arkansas politician
Current, former, and emeritus faculty[edit]
- Bulent Atalay, physicist
- Julien Binford, artist
- David Cain, theologian
- Claudia Emerson, poet
- James Farmer (1985–1998), a leader of the Civil Rights Movement
- Ron Smith, poet
- Frank M. Snowden, Jr., scholar
- Gregory Stanton, founder and president of Genocide Watch
See also[edit]
- ^ As of December 13, 2014. "U.S. and Canadian Institutions Listed by Fiscal Year 2013 Endowment Market Value and Percentage Change in Endowment Market Value from FY 2012 to FY 2013". 2014 NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments. National Association of College and University Business Officers. Archived from the original (PDF) on May 18, 2014. Retrieved February 16, 2010.
- ^ a b c "Fall Enrollment by Tuition Status and Level". State Council of Higher Education for Virginia. Retrieved December 13, 2013.
- ^ Alvey, Edward (1974). History of Mary Washington College 1908–1972. University of Virginia Press. p. 227. ISBN 978-0-8139-0528-0.
- ^ "H. Res. 77" (PDF). The Library of Congress. January 21, 2009. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ Alvey, Edward (1974). History of Mary Washington College 1908–1972. University of Virginia Press. pp. 278, 511. ISBN 978-0-8139-0528-0.
- ^ S-464 Act of the General Assembly of Virginia
- ^ "Hurley Convergence Center | University of Mary Washington". Hurley Convergence Center. Retrieved 2016-02-03.
- ^ "The University Center » University Center". University Center. Retrieved 2016-02-03.
- ^ "Water Conservation Measures". University of Mary Washington. Retrieved October 27, 2014.
- ^ "Environmental Stewardship". University of Mary Washington. Archived from the original on May 27, 2010. Retrieved June 8, 2009.
- ^ "UMW Recyclemania". University of Maryland. Retrieved June 8, 2009.
- ^ "Institution Details". Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. 2009. Retrieved January 23, 2010.
- ^ "UMW students receive Fulbright, international scholarships". University of Mary Washington. 2014. Retrieved January 7, 2016.
- ^ "Entering Class Profile: Fall 2009". University of Mary Washington. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "University of Mary Washington – Enrollment". Schev Research. Retrieved December 13, 2014.
- ^ "The Honor System at the University of Mary Washington". University of Mary Washington. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "Board of Visitors". University of Mary Washington. Retrieved January 22, 2010.
- ^ Kapsidelis, Karin. "University of Mary Washington's President to Retire". Richmond Times-Dispatch. Retrieved 15 February 2016.
- ^ "UMW Chooses Truman State's Paino as President". Free Lance-Star. Retrieved 15 February 2016.
- ^ a b "Listing of Student Clubs and Organizations". University of Mary Washington. Retrieved April 1, 2016.
- ^ "COAR | UMW Students | University of Mary Washington". Student Affairs | COAR. Retrieved 2016-02-24.
- ^ Crawley Jr., William B. (2008). University of Mary Washington: A Centennial History 1908–2008. Frederickburg, VA: University of Mary Washington. p. 27.
- ^ "Richard C. Cook All-Sports Award". Capital Athletic Conference. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "University of Mary Washington Athletics". University of Mary Washington. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "UMW Establishes Endowment, Names Arena to Honor Area Businessman – News". News. Retrieved 2016-02-03.
- ^ "University of Mary Washington". U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges 2016. U.S. News & World Report L.P. 2016. Retrieved March 20, 2017.
- ^ "America's Best Public Colleges". Forbes. August 5, 2009. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "University of Mary Washington". The Princeton Review. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "100 Best Values in Public Colleges 2009–10". Kiplinger's Personal Finance. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "Best Colleges: Top Public Schools: Master's Universities (South)". U.S. News & World Report. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "Best Colleges: Master's Universities (South) Rankings". U.S. News & World Report. Retrieved July 27, 2010.
- ^ Cross Examination Debate Association. "CEDA Point Rankings". Fullerton.edu. California State University, Fullerton. Retrieved January 24, 2009.
- ^ Hanson, Jim (2009). National Debate Tournament: Fall 2009 Report (Report). Whitman College. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
- ^ "Women's Rugby Team Wins National Championship". umw.edu. University of Mary Washington. Retrieved 2016-04-01.
- ^ "Peace Corps Top Colleges and Universities 2009" (PDF). Peace Corps. 2009. Retrieved January 24, 2010.
Further reading[edit]
- Alvey, Edward (1974). History of Mary Washington College 1908–1972. University of Virginia Press. ISBN 978-0-8139-0528-0
- Crawley, William Bryan (2008). University of Mary Washington: A Centennial History, 1908–2008. University of Mary Washington. ISBN 978-0-615-21015-5
External links[edit]
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WASHINGTON - A move to cut off funding for troops in Iraq in less than a year failed to pass the Senate on Wednesday, but the fact that it garnered support from a majority of Senate Democrats demonstrated a rising determination to force a quick exit from the war zone and an eagerness among presidential contenders to be positioned as decidedly anti-war.
Each of the Democratic presidential candidates in the chamber voted for the measure, including Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., the most hawkish of the Democrats on the campaign trail, and Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., who until this week had opposed a funding cut-off.
Their votes in particular suggest that leading Democrats are willing to take the political risk that could accompany an end to financial support for combat troops in the field.
Meanwhile, opponents of the measure took its 67-29 defeat as an affirmation of their position, noting that 18 Democrats voted against the bill.
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The 34-year-old Egg Harbor Township man, who was operating the 49-foot Cape Hatteras for the local Sea Tow franchise, has been missing since Tuesday, when he left Farley State Marina in Atlantic City. His on-board emergency radio beacon activated at 10:45 a.m. that day.
A diver from Northstar Marine Inc. identified the wreck on Thursday about a mile east of Ocean City, near the Great Egg Harbor Inlet.
McAuliffe's father, David R. McAuliffe, said crews are working this morning to secure a hoist line to the vessel's stern. However, that task is complicated by how the ship is positioned in the sand on the sea floor.
Crews have already secured hoists to the 27-ton vessel's bow, McAuliffe said, but probably won't be able to lift the vessel until Sunday at the earliest.
"They're getting in position to give it a lift tomorrow when water conditions in the inlet are appropriate," he said, adding, "it's been a very long and tiring situation."
McAuliffe said he was grateful for the help of Northstar, who've kept the family updated on their work.
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White Sox 14, Yankees 4
CHICAGO - Scott Podsednik and Gordon Beckham had four RBIs apiece and the Chicago White Sox finished with 17 hits in a rout of the New York Yankees.
In beating New York for the third straight game, the White Sox scored six times in the second against A.J. Burnett and added six more in the eighth.
Rays 7, Royals 1
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Rookie Jeff Niemann pitched eight dominant innings for his 10th win and Carl Crawford hit a two-run homer for Tampa Bay.
Niemann (10-5) gave up four hits and struck out seven in his second career start against the Royals. He threw a two-hitter in a 9-0 victory over Kansas City on June 3.
Angels 11, Twins 6
MINNEAPOLIS - Kendry Morales, Maicer Izturis and Juan Rivera each homered in the sixth inning and Joe Saunders won for the first time in more than a month to help the Los Angeles Angels beat Minnesota.
The rout spoiled the Minnesota debut of Orlando Cabrera, who went 2-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored a day after being traded from Oakland to shore up the Twins' infield.
Tigers 4, Indians 3
CLEVELAND - Ryan Raburn singled in the go-ahead run in the 12th inning and finished with three hits, leading the Detroit Tigers to a victory over the Cleveland Indians.
Jose Veras (4-2) walked Placido Polanco and Clete Thomas to open the 12th before striking out Miguel Cabrera and getting Carlos Guillen to foul out to third. Raburn, who came in batting .167 in his last 13 games, lined a 1-1 pitch to right, scoring Polanco. Veras then balked home Thomas to make it 4-2.
Red Sox 4, Orioles 0
BALTIMORE - Josh Beckett pitched seven innings of six-hit ball for his major league-leading 13th win, Dustin Pedroia and Kevin Youkilis homered, and the Boston Red Sox cruised past the Baltimore Orioles .
Youkilis went 4-for-4 with a walk. In the first two games of the series, he's 7-for-8 with two homers, three RBIs and three runs scored.
Newcomer Victor Martinez drove in a run for the Red Sox, who are 10-2 against Baltimore this season.
Boston clinched its ninth straight series win over the Orioles and improved to 25-10 in Baltimore since Sept. 23, 2005.
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Zero Dark Thirty is about the underworld of America. Not everyone would like seeing the United States from this perspective. We would prefer to see this bright, shining world illumined by values such as freedom, equality and justice for all. Little League baseball. Apple pie. Church on Sunday.
The film opens with a torture scene. What you see on the screen is very similar to the evil that survivors of torture have experienced in Argentina, Chile, Iran, Syria, the former Soviet Union, etc. Now torture is being sold to us in the free world as "enhanced interrogation techniques." It is becoming almost impossible to maintain democratic freedoms and human rights when, sadly, some leaders and citizens in the West support the holes of oblivion that America has constructed in the world after 9/11. These "black sites" are outside the rule of law, outside the reach of justice and mercy. It is there that we attempt to justify the practice of torture as a means to protect "our way of life." But doesn't our way of life include a respect for human rights even when the going gets tough?
Torture is not designed to get information; its purpose is to break the human soul, to intimidate, to control. When watching a film about the atrocities of Hitler, for example, or Pinochet, or the Khmer Rouge, it is easy for the average viewer in the West to say, "My God! How could those barbarians do that?" But in Zero Dark Thirty, we watch, knowing that this is happening in the U.S. It is important to know this reality and face it, but any film that deals with torture needs to stick to the facts and avoid speculation and overdramatization. Reading the extensive amount of material on how Osama bin Laden was found, one quickly realizes that not only did torture not help in his capture, but also, by providing false information, it hindered the process. This is the fact the film fails to convey.
Zero Dark Thirty forces us to witness the degradation of human beings – not only the tortured, but also the torturers become twisted; everyone involved, from both sides, is degraded in the process. It is an illusion that a society can rely on torture and remain civilized in the process. Evil does not come to us from another planet. It lives right here inside every one of us. Torture must be abolished so that we can reclaim ourselves as moral human beings.
The film begins with the sounds of the suffering of 9/11 victims. And as it continues, it unfolds a terrible tragedy: that by taking the path of torture in fighting those who committed a terrible crime against us, we are becoming more and more like them. Even as we think we are defeating them, they are winning. Courage and goodness do not live in guns and instruments of torture.
The "heroine" of the film is a young CIA woman who has spent all of her adult life, 12 years, searching for bin Laden. For 12 years, she has done little else. She has no friends, no other interests. She is like America, a nation that has become defined for 12 years by the enemy, bin Laden. It is through her persistence, and with the aid of considerable technology, that he is finally killed.
In the last scene of the film, the CIA heroine boards a plane to depart from Afghanistan. One of the flight crew asks her, "Where do you want to go?" She doesn't answer. She can't answer. Like America without a tangible enemy, like America without a positive vision, she doesn't know where to go. Or why.
Mary Jo Leddy and Marina Nemat serve on the advisory committee of Action by Christians for the Abolition of Torture (ACAT-Toronto).
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Patriots announce more futures contracts
The Patriots have announced the signing of seven players to futures contracts.
Five of the players we already knew of – RB James Develin, WR Jeremy Ebert, WR Andre Holmes, DL Tracy Robertson and LB Jeff Tarpinian.
Today two more were added to that list: QB Mike Kafka and DE Marcus Benard.
Kafka was a fourth-round pick of the Eagles in 2011, playing in four games as a rookie. But the 6-foot-3 Northwestern product was cut out of camp by Philadelphia last year and spent 2012 out of football.
Benard spent three seasons with the Browns after signing with Cleveland in 2009; he started that season on practice squad but played in six games and had 3.5 sacks. In 2010, Benard played in 15 games and tallied 7.5 sacks. Injuries limited him in 2011 and he was also injured last year in training camp.
Develin, Ebert, Holmes, Kafka, Robertson and Tarpinian signed two-year deals; Benard's deal is only for 2013.
Also, the contract for Armond Armstead is in, and it is a three-year deal totaling $1.485 million. Armstead received basically the same contract from the Patriots as Justin Francis did last year, when he was signed as an undrafted player.


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How to fix LILO?
I have Mandrake 10, recently I was playing with KDE 3.2.2 configuration and I messed up my LILO. Since I dual-boot, it only displays "LILO 22.8.5 loading windows" and boots into windows xp. I tried booting the Mandrake CD and going into "rescue" mode but fixing the boot loader doesn't do anything. I should mention taht I only had 'windows" and "linux" in the boot menu. Any way to make it work again? I know I should probably edit /etc/lilo.conf and run /sbin/lilo but how do I boot linux first?
Do you have a linux boot disk? If not, get one (http://www.toms.net/rb/). :)
Boot using the disk, then create a directory ('mkdir my_root_dir'), mount your linux root partition on it ('mount -t ext3 /dev/hda1 my_root_dir', if your / partition is on /dev/hda1 and it's ext3 formatted), chroot to the mount point ('chroot my_root_dir'), and from there you can edit lilo.conf and re-run /sbin/lilo.
You can use Mandrake's rescue mode the same way. Just select to mount the partitions and go to console mode.
thanks to both of you guys, fixed it :)
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One Year (In Advance) .81.00
Six Months 50
Three Mouths 25
Entered at Post Office, Hlllsboro,
ADVERTISING RATES Will Be
To Decrease State Tax Levy.
The action of Gov. Cox in calling a special session of the legis
lature" to decrease the levy for state taxes is certain to meet with
the approval of people generally. It was the wise and the just
thing for him to do.
The assessors have completed their work and have made a large
increase in the amount of personal property returned for taxation.
With the increased duplicate, the state not needing more money,
the rate for state purposes should be cut.
Opponents of Gov. Cox will ascribe to him some ulterior motive
for this action, but the important thing is not why Gov. Cox is
asking the legislature to decrease the taxes, but that he is asking
that it be done. In our opinion it is mighty small business to de
nounce and condemn a man and say that his motives are bad, when
the thing he is doing is good, simply because he belongs to a differ
ent political party than we do. This is a narrow blind partisanship
which is a disgrace to this day and generation.
And further we do not believe that the people are going to get
very mad at Gov. Cox if he decreases the tax rate, even if it should
be proved that he was hoping to make political capital thereby.
But why not say that the reason'the Governor is doing this is be
cause it is right, at least until we find out differently.
Street Paving1 Impractical.
THe suggestion to pave the streets of the business section of
Hillsboro seems to us unwise and impractical at this time.
In our opinion before any steps are taken towards having
paved streets in Hillsboro we should have a municipal sewerage
The question of the disposal of sewerage is already a big prob
lem in Hillsboro, and each year it will be more troublesome. Cess
pools are scattered all over the town aud there is hardly a branch
running out of the town that does not carry sewerage.
Toilets in homes and business houses are increasing in num
ber each year. Cess pools soon fill up and complaints are contin
ually being made by people residing in neighborhoods where they
are located. The streams in which the cess pools empty are fre
quently foul smelling and cause discomfort to people who live near
them or must pass over or near them. As the number of toilets
increase and the cess pools have been in use longer the conditions
will become worse. Such condititions are dangerous to the health
of the people of a town. It will only be a matter of a few years
before the local board of health or the. State board of health will
require many cess pools to be closed and order that sewerage shall
not be dumped in open streams, and thus make absolutely neces
sary a municipal sewerage system.
When that happens, if Hillsboro has paved streets, it will
mean that the paved streets will have to be torn up to put in the
sewers. This could be done only at an enormous cost, and in our
opinion, it would be a great waste of money to pave, the streets
of Hillsboro before we have a sewerage system.
Further, in our opinion, Hillsboro needs a sewerage system
much worse than paved streets.
Close Your Store One Afternoon Each Week.
Most of the merchants of Greenfield have agreed to close their
stores Wednesday afternoon of each week during July and August.
Would it not be an excellent thing for the merchants and manu
facturers of Hlllsboro to give thsir employees ay afternoon off 'each
week during July and August ? "
July and August are the two dullest months of1 the year, also
they are the two hottest and hardest on people who have to work.
For the stores of Hillsboro to close one afternoon each week would
give the employers and employees an opportunity for rest and rec
reation on some day other than Sunday. As soon as the people
became accustomed to the change it would seldom inconvenience
them. If all of the merchants in a particular line would close, each
one would do just as much business in five days and a half as he
now does in six.
The custom of closing a half day each week duringthe summer
months has been in effect in the stores in the large cities for a
number of years and has proved to be a wise policy. While Satur
day afternoon is the time always chosen in the cities for closing,
this would not be practical in Hillsboro, as Saturday is usuallyfthe
busiest day for our merchants. There is, however, some afternoon
which would be practical and the business men should get together
and agree upon a time for closing.
Once this custom is inaugurated we believe that everyonejwill
soon realize that it is a sensible policy and would not consider re
turning to the present plan of requiring the clerks to stand around
in the stores every afternoon during the 'extremely hot weather
waiting for customers who do not come. It is the wise and humane
thing to do.
When a girl marries she not only takes the man's name but
every thing else he has.
The batting average of a paragrapher is less than that of the
weakest hitting pitcher. '
Col. Roosevelt losing his voice disproves the old theory about
disease always attacking the weakest spot.
The old custom of writing Mr.
it should be written Mrs. and Mr., as the most important onefihould
always be named first.
There should be more jobs for which the. only qualification
needed is a strong back, sothat every one could' have the kind of
work for which he is fitted.
While we are opposed to gambling we woud lay a small bet
that Col. Roosevelt will have recovered his voice by the time he
land in New York. '
Editor and Manager
Ohio, as Second Glass Matter.
Made Known on Application.
and Mrs. should be chanced and
June 22, 1014.
John Welty Is spending a few days
with relatives near Leesburg.-
Van Stanforth and wife, of Mt.
Washington, spent Sunday with Wil
son Chaney and family.
Luther Campbell, wife and daugh
ter, Catherine, spent Sunday after
noon with Joe Campbell and family.
Lewis Walker, of near Belfast,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Carey
Kirkpatrlck and family.
Mrs. Chas. Bobbins spent Wednes
day and Thursday with Quinn Cope
land and family, near Brock's College.
Mrs. Carey Kirkpatrlck and son,
Chester, spent Thursday afternon
with Mrs. Chas. Slmbroand family.
Glenn Ladd called on Jack Frye,
Sunday morning.
Chas I'rlne, of Denlson University,
Granville, came home Friday to spend
his summer vacation with his parents,
Geo Prlne and wife.
Carey Kirkpatrlck spent a few days
the first of the week with his mother,
Mrs. Sam Kirkpatrlck, near Belfast.
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June 22, 1914.
Mrs. Kate Redkey, of Paint, Is
spending a few days here at the
home of her son.
Miss Martha Shannon, of Hillsboro,
is visiting at the home of her uncle,
J. W. Watts.
Mrs. Sam Renoe returned last Wed
nesday from a two weeks visit with
her daughter, at Xenla.
Misses Georgia Bell and Inez Upp
left Saturday for Athens to attend
Normal school.
Miss Lillian Redkey entertained her
Sunday school class last i Saturday af
ternoon. Mesdames Shrlver and Young, of
Adams county, are guests of Rev. W.
E. Shriver and wife, at the M. E.
Miss Kathryn Harrington spent last
week at New "Vienna, the guest of
Miss Oleta Mercer.
J. E. Dpp and wife, of Greenfield,
spent Saturday nlghtand Sunday at
the home of J. B. Davis.
Miss Esther Cameron will entertain
the Happy Hustlers at her home on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. L. Redkey and her guests,
Mrs Elliott and son, left Saturday for
a visit with relatives In Adams
county. .
Hulitt Hopb and family, of Paint,
spent Sunday here with F. D. Redkey
and wife.
John M. Turley has not been able
to attend to business the past week
on account of sickness.
Miss Martha Beaver Is spending a
few days with relatives at Beaver
E. C. Shrlver and family, of Green
field, spent Sunday with relatives
Asbury Campbell and wife left Sat
urday for Adams county, where the
latter will spend a couple of weeks
visiting friends.
J. B. Davis and wife attended a
meeting in the interests of the Anti
Saloon League at Greenfield on Sun
day night.
Scott Free was the guest of friends
at New Vienna, Sunday.
Rev. W. E. Shrlver spent Wednes
day In Cincinnati on ministerial busi
ness. Rev. Slutz, of Hlllsboro, delivered a
very able address at the K. of P. me
morial at the M. E. church Sunday
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the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
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IT was in August that my friend,
the maharajah of T sent me
a delightful Invitation to join him
In a bear-shooting expedition to
Kashmir. He also Included in his
invitation my wifo, who alrendy could
boast some experience In Indian sport,
though she had never as yet had the
luck to include a bear among her tro
phies. It is needless to say we both
accepted this tempting offer, and set
to work at once to prepare our outfit.
My kit consisted of khaki shorts,
shooting Bhlrts with short sleeves, and
special canvas boots with thick, pliable
soles these latter had broad welts
with eyelet holes, to enable the shi
kari to lace on the graBs soles which,
though only lasting a day, w ere very
useful when damped to prevent slip
ping and also took chupplies, a san--dal
worn on a kind of White kid leather
sock. I armed myself with my 500
express and 12 bore shotgun, also my
450, with which I had shot tigers in
Bengal, writes "L. J." In Country Life.
My wife took with her a small, pow
erful express rifle, both feiven her by
the rajah. She was quite at home with
both weapons. The rajah also kindly
presented me with a fine 577 express,
as he did not seem to put much faith
in the guns I already possessed. The
party consisted of the rajah and his
two secretaries, Chunda Babu and
Chindamon, who proved something of
a character; there were also his me
chanic, Lee, and a large assortment
of shikaris and retainers; also, of
course, myself-and D., my wife. The
Rajah was a real good sportsman, and
we all started in the greatest spirits
from Rawal Pindl, our destination be
ing Shinagar, 200 miles from Pindi.
The servants and luggage were die-
patched in tongas by road, while we
and the rajah followed by motor to
Murree. The rest of the way we did
by tongas.
His First Black Bear.
The valley we had chosen for our
central camp was called Chudrapool,
off the Sind Valley, and we arrived
there In due time. After establishing
the camp we took to the mountains,
where the beaters soon had a bear up.
It was decided that the most likely
place for the bear to break was the
center nullah, so D. and I were sta
tioned there, Lee" and the rajah going
to the left and right in case the animal
broke across the next nullah. Where
my wife and I were sitting the Jungle
was very thick, and we should be un
able to see' the bear till he was right
on us if he came from where the shi
karis expected. Under these circum
stances I thought it advisable to put
D. a little way up a' tree. Having
fixed her up comfortably, I sat Just
below, and the beat began. D. was
to have first shot. Presently, about
fifty yards away, I caught eight of a
piece of black moving up towards us
slowly. It was a bear, right enough,
and a big one, too. On he came, and
then disappeared in thick jungle, to
appear again not ten yards away from
us. I signaled to D. to shoot, expect
ing to see him roll over, but there
came no shot from D. Then I waited
till ho was seven yards from me, and
he did look a monster. I could not
understand why D. did not shoot, and
thought seven yards was close enough
to be pleasant As I raised my rifle he
saw me, but too late; he had got my
577 bullet behind his ear, and over he
went. As he rolled over I flred again,
and hit blm within an inch of the first
bullet Then, for the first time, it
seemed, D. Baw him as he was rolling
down to the bottom of the nullah, and
gave him a bullet for luck. So I got
my first bear, and he was a big one,
measuring six feet five inches. We
skinned him and sent off his skin to
Srinagar. We then moyed across to
thotnext nullah, and, while the beat
waa getting ready, had tiffin. This was
an awkward nullah to beat satisfac
torily with the number of beaters wo
bad that day, two hundred odd. It
was finally arranged that the men
should divide, one lot beating up
toward us, but at right angles, 1. e.,
along the elde of the nullah. Not a
good arrangement, as it turned out.
We stationed ourselves, Lob on tho
left,.D. and the rajah together, as the
jungle was too thick for her to be
alone; then myself, about a hundred
yards to the right Fifty yards beyond
me we staUqned a shikari with a shot
gun to act m "atop," i. ., if he saw
t& bear coming towards him It meant
the txtr waa ouUM our lino aid
would get through on our right, bo he
had Instructions to Are, but on no con
sideration to hit the bear, but to scare
him back into the beat again.
"Stop" Makes Blunder.
Very Boon the beat began, and
shouts of "Wliarlu" filled tho air. It
was silence for a space, and then a
shot was flred on my right, following
the "woof-woof of a bear as he daBhed
down towards the beaters. The fool
of a "stop" had fired at the animal and
hit him with the shotgun. There was
sure to be trouble, so I got up and ran
down through the jungle In the direc
tion Hip bear had gone. But quick as
1 was, I was too late. The wounded
bear had met a beater on his way
down and had mauled him badly, tak
ing most of his face away and clawing
him severely about the body. The poor
lellow looked done for; there was no
time to stop, and I rushed on, to find
the bear mauling another man. On
seeing me he left the man and charged
full at me. I have never seen such a
sight as he looked as he came toward
me, covered with blood, his eyes glar
ing and red, and a terrible wound in
his side. I let him get close up to
mo, and then gave him the 577 be
tween the eyes.
Over he went, and did not move
again. Then the head shikari, with
great presence of mind and pluck,
came from behind a bush, stalked the
dead bear carefully, and at two yards
fired, but unfortunately missed, even
at that range. He would nqt believe
it was really dea'd, and kept saying,
"Kulba dhar, sahib," and was not con
vinced till I sat on its head. Just
then the rajah came puffing through
the Jungle, thinking I was still In my
place, yelling to me to bring him more
cartridges. The bear measured six
feet seven Inches.
The next thing was to attend to the
unfortunate beaters. The worst case
we sent off at once to tho hospital at
Srinagar, where the other followed
next day, after being doctored by us
in camp. I am glad to say we heard
later that both poor fellows recov
ered. Later we had many good bear hunts,
though without any particular Inci
dents, and managed to bag a fair num
ber of animals, D. accounting for a
creditable share.' We also incidentally
managed to get a considerable amount
of other game, such as muek-deer,
scrow and pig, besides any amount of
duck and snipe shooting. Our host
had been most kind and hospitable,
given us tho time of our lives, and we
were most sorry to part company In
November, when we returned to Cal
cutta. Eiffel Tower Still 8tronfl.
The twenty-fifth birthday of the Eif
fel tower was celebrated a few days
ago. The great Iron structure, nearly
1,000 feet high, has now become an
accepted landmark of Paris; but
when It was first erected there was
a storm of protests from such well
known names In the world of art as
Gounod, Le Conte, de Lisle, Coppee,
Bonnat and de Maupassant, who
elgned a petition against It
The tower is extraordinarily light
for its size. For many years the belief
was persistent that ono fine morning
it would be found leveled to the
ground. The result is that the Champ
de Mars district of Paris has only re
cently been really laid out for build
ing purposes, the people having for
gotten their fears now, and belnjj
ready to live in the shadow of the
War as a Home-Maker.
"I can't blame the young' women
for falling in love with the members
of the National Guard," said the neigh
bor. "They look so flno and manly
In their uniforms and bo capable of
deeds of heroism I"
"Neither do I," answered the other
woman, who was considerably older.
"My husband Is a Spanish war vet
eran, and I made a hero of him when
the boys went away in 1S98. And I
have never regretted It"
"Ah I So there is a lasting quality
behind all the glitter and uniform!"
"Yes, indeed. A few months of gov
eminent rations were enough to keep
him from complaining about home
cooking for the rest of his natural
life. Let the girls- fall in ,love with
the boys who go to the front but let
them Insist that they really go to the
Uir.Lsuoiio, June 23. 1911.
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Washington C. H. . 1.10
Sabina 1.10
Wilmington ... .85
Trrin going leaves Hillsboro at
8:20 a. m.
Returning train leaves Colum
bus at 7:00 p. m.
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Agent, Hlllsboro, O. L. G. Paul, -D.
P. A., Chlllicothe.
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June 22, 1914.
Burch Cowglll and wife, of Indiana,
are visiting their parents, J. B. Cow
gill and wife.
Vernon Rittenhouse and wife, of
near Balnsboro, were guests of Earner
Lyle and wife last week.
Aunt Martha Wolfe is visiting her
son, William.
J. L. Montgomery and wife and
daughter, Carrie, Allen Evans and
wife and J. W. Rowe were guests of
relatives near Sabina Sunday.
Hamer Lyle and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Walter Brown and
wife near McCoppln's Mill.
The W. C. T. U. will have a called
meeting at the Friends Church next
Thursday afternoon.
The farmers are harvesting their
wheat this week,
W. W. Wolfe and family and Mrs.
Martha Wolfe were guests Sunday of
Herman Kicks, of near Marshall, and
called on their aunt, Mrs. Cummins,,
of Marshall, who is very ill.
Ben Bussoy and wife, William West
and wife and daughter, Helen, and
Edward Merldlth and family were en
tertained at the home of Dick Beav
ers Sund,ayvand attended Children's
Services at Carmel.
O. M. Stephens and family attended
the dinner at John Stephens Sunday.
J. B, Cowglll and wife, Aunt Sarah
Evans and Mrs. Burch Cowglll and
children were guests of Frank Lyle
and wife, of Marshall, Sunday.
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About the Wanneroo Community History Centre
Wanneroo's Community History Centre is located in the Wanneroo Regional Museum, with an extensive collection about the history and heritage of Wanneroo including books, pamphlets, photographs, maps, oral history interviews, archive material and newspapers.
Picture Wanneroo photo collection
As a developing collection, the Community History Centre also welcomes public donations of items of interest to Wanneroo's history.
For those interested in tracing their family history, the Centre offers free access to Ancestry Library Edition and Find My Past. There are also free Family History Mornings on Mondays from 10am to 1pm, where expert volunteers assist with family history research.
For further information about the Community History Centre and its services call the Community History Librarian on 9405 5925
Opening hours:
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday - 10am to 4pm
Thursday - 10am to 5pm
Saturday - 12pm to 4pm