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A SUBSIDENCE problem discovered on Worcester Road in Evesham has forced Worcestershire County Council to put in place traffic lights on the entrance into the town while work is carried out to investigate the problem.
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A Worcestershire County Council spokesperson, said: "Unfortunately, a subsidence problem was discovered earlier today on a section of Worcester Road, Evesham, near to the Tesco superstore.
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The simple fact is that Abbey bridge was getting old and wearing out. Being the first of its kind, its builders didn't have the benefit of knowledge we now possess about how to design a long-lasting concrete structure. No amount of maintenance could have prevented it developing the flaws which eventually led to it needing replacement. The best that could possibly have been done was to delay the inevitable, but who is to say that, had we continued patching it up for a few more years, the money for a replacement would be there when we needed it?
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i can't believe the highways dept it is as though they want to destroy Evesham
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They were very open for us to speak," said Veronica Kittok, business senior. One of the improvements students asked for in this week's meeting was better career placement. "We discussed installing our own career center within the business school. We want the school to play a more active role in career guidance," Kittok said. Plans for the future include improving student advising to be more mentoring than just "take these classes," Dauterive said. Improving the curriculum and technology are also priorities of the dean's office. The students agreed that the college's faculty involvement had improved. Many students were pleased with the relationship between student and instructor. "I think the overwhelming majority of the faculty make themselves available in class, with office hours and by appointment," said Jake Bauman, international business junior. "They are concerned about the well-being of the students inside and outside of the classroom." Another faculty member receiving praise by students and faculty alike is Dean J. Patrick O'Brien. "He has made a lot improvements in the short time he has been here," said Emmanuel Fyssas, finance and international business senior. O'Brien joined the college in August of last year. ' "Dean O'Brien came halfway through my career. He has definitely had a positive impact. I have seen drastic improvement in the selection of courses, quality of professors and the new computer lab," Kittok said. Cheating raises complex questions By STEPHEN STUART Editor in Chief Most people agree that cheating has remained a part of college life over the years. It takes forms ranging from peeking at someone else's answer to high-profile scandals, such as the expulsion of 24 midshipmen from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1994 for passing around an advance copy of an exam. But what they don't agree on, at least at Loyola, is a single explanation for why cheating persists on college campuses, even those with honor codes like the Naval Academy's. From Loyola administrators to students, the views and theories on academic dishonesty vary in terms of its prevalence on campus, its causes, professor and student attitudes and solutions. Questions even exist about the definition of cheating and whether one form of cheating is more 1 1 serious than another. The answer to the second question is yes and no, said Glenn Hymel, associate psychology professor. In an absolute sense, any form of cheating is bad. 'If it's a violation of university honor code, then it's a violation," he said. But in another sense, certain forms of cheating appear worse than others. "The uneven distribution of work in a group project is not as grievous as someone going through an elaborate scheme to cheat on a comprehensive exam," Hymel said. The guidelines for what qualifies as cheating must be spelled out by the teachers, said Claire Paolini, associate Arts and Sciences dean. "Students need to know where they stand," she said. in her own Spanish classes, Paolini said she tries to eliminate the opportunity for cheating as much as possible. "I try to make clear what I expect every student to d 0... to let them know where I am drawing the line," she said. By BETH McGOVERN Loyola in last with graduates By MICHAEL GIUSTI Assistant News Editor Loyola University has the lowest freshman graduation rate among 32 schools studied by the University Planning Team. Only 41 percent of entering freshmen graduate within four years, according to the UPT. The goal of the UPT is to increase this number to 80 percent. Administrators have found no common reason for the low graduation rate despite exit interviews conducted by the College of Arts and Sciences and other colleges. Robert Rowland, dean of arts and sciences and member of the UPT, said there is no way a sweeping statement can be made on why students are leaving. 'They could be leaving for any number of reasons," Rowland said. "They may have family problems, like divorce or illness, or they could be having some personal problems. You never know." Marcus Smith, English professor and member of the UPT, said the party atmosphere in New Orleans may cause some problems in the retention of students. Smith also said he sees tuition increases and a lack of financial aid as causes for some students to transfer or drop out. "As the cost of education goes up, some students just can't afford to come here ... I have had students working three jobs and trying to carry a full load. You just can't do that," he said. According to the Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, Loyola needs to work on some aspects in order to hold onto its students. "Loyola's program isn't well adapted to graduate students in four years," he said. Swanzy leaves position after 20 years at helm of music school By SARAH SPARKS Assistant News Editor David Swanzy will resign as dean of Loyola's music program on July 31 after holding the position for 20 years. He will return Aug. 1 as a music professor. Swanzy became dean of Loyola's College of Music in 1977. He helped plan and raise $13 million to build Loyola's Communications/Music Complex and Roussel Hall. He also created many new music programs for the university, including the music industry studies program, still active today. "I take pride in the fact that the 1980s and the first half of the '90s were extremely fine years at the College of Music," Swanzy said. "The college of music is now blessed with four nationally-prominent programs; these are in the areas of vocal performance, string education, jazz studies and music therapy." According to David Danahar, provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, Swanzy has also been a leader in the university at large. "In good times as well as troubling times. Dean Swanzy has given sage council and advice on a full range of university concerns," Danahar said. Some have questioned Swanzy's decision to leave during such a successful time in his career, but Swanzy is firm about his choice. "I've always believed that one shouldn't fall in love with a seemingly important administrative position," he said. "Change that is thoughtfully planned and executed is healthy; change that provides little time for a thoughtful incubation period is questionable. "I can tell you that 1 have gone through a thoughtful incubation period before deciding to shift to new challenges in my professional life. I See CHEAT, Pg. 5 See REVIEW, Pg. 4 See DEAN, Pg. 4
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Ancient Roman Names: Nameberry Picks
Ancient Roman names are being rediscovered in the modern world in a major way. Rarely does a whole class of names from a place or historical period undergo this widespread a revival, but several forces are at work that are making us take a fresh look at ancient Roman names.
The first Big Read, which featured "To Kill A Mockingbird" and its hero Atticus Finch brought that name to contemporary consciousness. Then there was the HBO series Rome. But "The Hunger Games" which features ancient Roman names for most of its male characters has popularized the genre like nothing else.
Of course, many ancient Roman nameshave survived and thrived in modern times, including some of our picks. And then there are others that have been slumbering for centuries but are reawakening now. Here, our favorites from this very appealing group.
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anna.bliss Says:
I really like Justus! I am falling in love with the Roman inspired Romilly too.
Rin Says:
Rufus & Felix are my favourites from this post.
rachel27 Says:
There are so many great names, there. I love Vita, Rufus, Felix, Romulus, and Octavia. Justus is pretty cool, too.
hayleysaunt Says:
I love Felix, Rufus, Livia, and my absolute favorite from this list: Octavia.
AvieGrace Says:
I am entering Latin iv in the fall and it is really interesting to hear about all of the different names! Aside from the ones involved in history (Augustus, Tarquinius, claudius, etc.) and the occasional interesting one we get in a Catullus poem like Lesbia, we only ever hear the super common names like marcus, sextus, cornelius, aurelius, julius, and the feminine versions of before mentioned names.
aunt_ning Says:
I love the name Livia but she would spend her whole life going. No its Livia, like Olivia but with out the O
momsheart Says:
I really like Livia, but I agree it's just too close to Olivia to be unique right now.
I also love Felix, and it's the maiden name of my husband's grandmother, but I can't get him on board with it.
Mego0801 Says:
Love Antonia, but it would sound silly in my part of the country! I love Justus as well, it would be a great way to honor a relative named Justin, and I think I fits better as a middle name than Justin.
Trustedwriter Says:
Ahhhh, I love all of these!! (Except Augustus – can't help thinking of Gloop – and Tatiana and Tanaquil. But all the rest I love.) <3
Mischa Says:
I've always loved ancient Roman names (along with Greek) and there are some gems on this blog:
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Alexia Mae Says:
I like Justus, but every time I think it would get confused with Justice.
Flick Says:
I love Felix, Livia, Octavia….You didn;t add Drusilla, I LOVE Drusilla.
I know a guy named Romulus whose my age. It's weird because his siblings have totaly normal 70′s / 80′s names.
FablesofLove Says:
No!!!!!!! I've loved the name Cassius for years and now you've used it on a list. Hopefully it won't catch on.
saraallison Says:
I love the name Romola, which wasn't included but is def related to Romulus.
meepallie Says:
Love these.
I cracked up a little with the Romulus pic. Yes, I know it's a famous piece of history, it was just a little bit of a surprise!
tavn Says:
I think Lucan deserved to be on the list. Or at least Lucanus with Lucan being the more modern form. DH and I have loved this name for years and may use it as a first name, but most definitely a middle name.
It would've been nice to see Aeson on the list, although, it's technically Ancient Greek, not Ancient Roman. Either way, it's been my favorite name for yearrrrrrrrrrrrrs.
auroradawn Says:
Nice list. I really like Aurelia/Aurelius, Cassius and Livia. I prefer Remus to Romulus, and one of my favorite Roman names is Lucius!
GirlyMegz Says:
Fablesoflove :I named my son Cassius 2 years ago (pronounced Ka-see-us)(apparently the proper roman Pronunciation). That year alone 15 boys in my canadian province where named the same. I had never even heard of the name before, unfortunatly it is on the rise. Also it went from being #998 in on the SSA list, in 2009, to #876 last year
NaviZ Says:
I was always made fun of by my sisters for loving the name Octavia! I am glad it's getting some attention! (Just not too much, please)
amandaberry Says:
I love this post! I took Latin throughout high school and college and always thought the Roman names were great.
Some other names from the old textbook:
Scrambledmegs Says:
I love so many of these! This is definitely the new trend for boy names. I've loved Augustus, Felix, and Rufus for years, so I hope they don't become obnoxiously popular.
I'd go Greek and choose Lydia over Livia.
originofnames Says:
I like ANTONIA but have always been more fond of VICTORIA or OLIVIA.
neuilly Says:
Aurelia and Felix are two of my all-time favorite names!
I also am quite fond of Cassia.
Poppaea Says:
Don't forget the Harry Potter influence: characters named Albus, Rubeus, Severus, Remus. There are wonderful Latin names; I remember one from my Latin book: Cominia Tyche. And there's also Calpurnia (Caesar's wife).
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After D'Souza's Departure, The King's College Seeks Doctrine Over Politics
After D'Souza's Departure, The King's College Seeks Doctrine Over Politics
The King's College (TKC) raised eyebrows in Christian higher education circles when it selected Dinesh D'Souza as its president in 2010. The author and pundit had little administrative experience, but TKC saw his potential to raise the school's profile (and funds).
Two years later, D'Souza—now best known for two books and a film criticizing the presidency of Barack Obama—resigned. This followed reports of his appearance with a new fiancée while still legally married to his wife of 20 years.
The day of the resignation, one TKC student asked interim president Andy Mills if the college would distinguish itself from D'Souza's approach to politics.
"[TKC] is a Christian college. Period," Mills said. He reiterated the point in an interview with CT. "We are reaffirming the reason students came here. Students come here for the [Christian] mission and vision."
In the presidential search that led to D'Souza's hiring, TKC published a list of "'true ideas' that distinguish King's within … higher education," including "biblical competition" and the right to "seek prosperity and risk bankruptcy." TKC no longer lists these on its website.
TKC was not the only Christian school to include economic and political theory among its core commitments. But changes have been afoot at similar schools that have positioned themselves as conservative in more than just theology.
Gene Edward Veith, provost at Patrick Henry College, says his school's conservatism has become "more sophisticated" since its founding in 1998. What he described as a "meltdown" in conflict between faculty and administrators six years ago "was mainly a matter of the institution maturing and going through some disillusionment struggles," he said. "I see that happening across the board. Christian activists who get involved with politics soon find that things are not so simple as getting Christians elected."
Meanwhile, Colorado Christian University includes in its strategic objectives support of "traditional family values" and "sanctity of life," but also "limited government," "free markets," and "original intent of the Constitution." But spokesman Ron Benton says the school wants "to be known as a Christian university first and foremost."
Many more Christian schools used to have explicit ties with cultural and political conservatism, says Allen Guelzo, professor of history at Gettysburg College. But some have tried to "return to center."
"There are many pressures against being known as a conservative institution," he said.
But Guelzo says it is good news if TKC students truly want more doctrine instead of politics. "Doctrinal integrity is number one," he said. "There will be issues that lead politically from that."
Mills agrees. "We've got to be careful not to set up a false dichotomy between the idea of being faith-based on the one hand and the idea of engagement on the other," he said. "I don't think we want to set the two against each other."
But the D'Souza incident serves as a warning for administrators at other Christian colleges, said David Dockery, president of Union University and author of The Future of Christian Higher Education.
"We have to be reminded that our calling is to serve the kingdom of God and the church through Christian higher education, first and foremost," he said. "When the focus is only in the cultural sphere, we run the risk of missing our calling."
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From what I know of D'Souza and Ockenga (which is admittedly all second hand), I get the impression that D'Souza's political agenda defined if not distorted the Gospel he took to the public square, in contrast to Ockenga's concern for the Gospel to speak to the public square. Since the time of Constantine the political arena has consistently tried to coopt the Gospel for its own ends and rarely if ever tolerates allegiance to Christ over nation.
Glen Waugh
Criticize D'Souza if you like and remonstrate him for his apparent adultery, but doesn't he epitomize what H.J. Ockenga stated that evangelicals should be about namely, "a new emphasis upon the application of the gospel to the sociological, political, and economic areas of life" (From the inaugural address on the New Evangelicalism, 1948). So we might ask are those colleges who fail to support those who implement Ockenga rendering his statement above invalid? As to his adultery, Dr. Ockenga stated the following in December of 1957, "The New Evangelicalism has changed its strategy from one of separation to one of infiltration". So while D'Souza's behavior is against the will of God, it is not necessarily unevangelical according to the above quote on seperation. Bottom line is should D'Souza and those like him be eschewed from now on and on what basis?
Claire Guest
I appreciate Colorado Christian University's statements and objectives - they sound soundly Biblical to me. In the increasingly politically-corrected atmosphere which pervades this nation, I don't doubt that "[t]here are many pressures against being known as a conservative institution." I just hope and pray that a "return to center" does not equal becoming lukewarm. Christ Jesus plainly said He'd rather us be hot or cold, that lukewarmness brings harsh judgment.
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Lynette is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists and is an Advisory Board Member for the University of Colorado School of Journalism and Mass Communications. She teaches a reporting and anchor class for UCLA Extension. She spends much of her personal time in the community speaking at local schools and appearing at public events. For the last several years, Lynette has served as master of ceremonies for the Los Angeles County Academic Decathlon, the Lawyers for Literacy Spelling Bee and for countless other community events.
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WASHINGTON—The House on Wednesday moved to put aside the threat of a partial government shutdown this spring, sending to the Senate a bill that funds government operations through Sept. 30, the end of the fiscal year.
The legislation, approved 267-151, is necessary to keep the federal government open after current funding runs out on March 27. It would keep in place automatic spending cuts known as the sequester for all federal agencies, while giving the Defense and Veterans Affairs departments more flexibility in setting their spending priorities.
The Senate is expected to take up the legislation next week. Senior Democratic aides said the Senate isn't likely to make changes to the bill that would derail its final approval in Congress.
"The Senate should pass the House measure without delay," House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) said on Wednesday.
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The legislation otherwise simply extends funding for other government departments.
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The House bill funds the government at a rate of $982 billion over fiscal 2013 and includes $85 billion in spending reductions from the sequester.
A total of 53 Democrats joined most Republicans in support of the bill while 14 Republicans voted against it, relatively few defections compared with other spending votes in the House over the past couple of years.
Both chambers must agree to a final version of the bill by March 27, otherwise the federal government faces the prospect of its first partial shutdown since 1996.
Senior lawmakers in both chambers have said there is little appetite on either side of the political aisle for such an outcome.
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Ryan Cleary, the accused member of a former Anonymous hacktivist offshoot known as LulzSec, has been indicted in Los Angeles on federal hacking charges for his alleged role in infiltrating the networks of Fox, PBS and Sony, according to reports.
According to an indictment unsealed Wednesday, Cleary and unnamed cohorts last year purged the personal information of hundreds of thousands of users from the systems of Fox Entertainment Group and Sony Pictures, and defaced the website of PBS to post a fake news story that rapper Tupac Shakur was alive. At the time, LulzSec said it targeted Sony because the company was pursuing legal action against an alleged copyright violator, and it went after PBS because the network ran an unfair documentary about WikiLeaks.
The indictment charges Cleary with one count of conspiracy and two counts of unauthorized impairment of a protected computer. He faces up to 25 years in prison.
Cleary, now 20, of the U.K. was arrested in his home country in the weeks after the incidents. He was released on bail, awaiting trial, when in April he was sent back to prison for breaching his conditions.
Authorities said he had been communicating with fellow LulzSec ringleader-turned-FBI informant Hector Monsegur, who was best known as "Sabu." Cleary had been banned from using the internet, but was emailing with Monsegur, obviously unaware that he had flipped.
Cleary is next expected to appear in court on June 25, reports said. Prosecutors in the United States plan to let the U.K. case go forward before deciding whether to extradite him to face charges here.
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"Both the rooms and common spaces are exceedingly well-decorated and comfortable. Drinks and snacks are available 24/7 and a small, community fridge is perfect for chilling wine. Breakfast was substantial and balanced. The egg dishes were amazing and pastries delectable. All of the guests were pleasant. Our stay could not have been better. Hoping for an excuse to return!"
Submitted 10/11/2013
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