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THURSDAY, February 13, 1873.The prayers by Mr. Rudder, a representative for Washington county.
On motion of Mr. Woodard, his bill [H. R. 391] for the reorganization of the office of Secretary of State was taken up and referred to the Committee on Public Buildings.
The special order - Mr. Butterworth's compulsory school bill [H. R. 341] was passed over informally.
The Speaker took up the call for
Mr. Branham introduced a bill [H. R. 483] to amend the act to enable railroads to alter their lines in certain cases, approved December 21, 1865. [Any railroad company may, by resolution, make such local alteration in any case where the line is unnecessarily dangerous, circuitous or difficult to operate, by agreement with the owner of the property to be effected thereby; but if such consent is withheld, then by condemnation. Nothing herein shall authorize any railroad company to enter or avoid any town or city without consent, etc.] Railroads.
Mr. Butts introduced a bill [H. R. 484] to authorize turnpike companies to adopt the act of May 12, '52, and the amendment thereto, and to amend the act of March 6, '65, to allow county commissioners to authorize turnpike companies and make them free of toll, etc. [It relates to new road organizations, etc.] Roads.
Mr. Butterworth introduced a bill [H. R. 485[ requiring railroad conductors and engineers to stop trains at cities and incorporated towns - declaring a misdemeanor and fixing a penalty. [At every town, etc., of not less than 1,500 inhabitants - penalty $10 to $500.] Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Henderson introduced a bill [H. R. 486] for the incorporation of real estate and live stock companies. [Any three or more persons may incoporate by the usual resolutions and certificates, etc.]
Mr. Glasgow moved for an order to amend the rules so as to restrain speech to five minutes, which lies over one day.
Mr. Rumsey introduced a bill [H. R. 487] to amend section six of the Supervisor's Act of March 5, 1859. [Eight hours a day's work on the roads.] Roads.
Mr. Cole submitted a joint resolution instructing our Senators and requesting our Representatives in Congress to restore the names of certain soldiers who were discharged without leave after the rebellion surrender, to their original places on the rolls of the army.
Mr. Kimball stated the emergency for the passage of this joint resolution. Toward the close of the war, in the spring of 1865, after the Lee and Johnson surrender, a number of soldiers were in camp at Nashville, anticipating discharge; and he mentioned many instances in which they took "French leave," as they called it, and went home. Under the army regulations all such were reported as absent without leave; and in many cases their commanders refused to restore them to the rolls. He did not so himself, but took the responsibility of restoring the names of all such soldiers under his command to the rolls and all their rights in the premises. The object here is simply to memorialize Congress for these just restorations.
The joint resolution was adopted on the part of the House of Representatives. Yeas, 70; nays, 1.
Mr. Cowgill introduced a bill [H. R. 488] to amend section 2, and repeal sections 3 and 4 of the act to render uniform the taxes for school purposes, and to provide for the education of the colored children of the State. [All children to be enumerated and districted for school purposes without regard to color or previous condition.] Education.
Mr. Cobb introduced a bill [H. R. 489] to amend section 5 of the act to incorporate the town of Huntington, approved Feb. 16, 1848. It was referred to the Committee on Cities and Towns.
Mr. King introduced a bill [H. R. 490] supplemental to the act for the incorporation of manufacturing and mining companies, and companies for mechanical and building purposes, approved May 20, 1852. [It provides for the enlargement of the powers of such corporations.] Manufactures and Commerce.
Mr. Billingsley asked and obtained the unanimous consent of the House to make his resolution of yesterday for completing the report of the Agent of State a concurrent resolution.
The Speaker returned to the special order, viz.: the consideration of Mr. Butterworth's bill [H. R. 340] to compel parents and guardians to educate their children and wards.
Debate followed, in which Messrs. Butterworth, Branham, Brett, Woodard, Rumsey, Kimball, Buskirk, Hollingsworth, Miller and others took part(See App. XIV Brevier Reports)till the House took the recess till two o'clock P. M.
The Speaker resumed the special orderMr. Butterworth's compulsory education bill [H. R. 340] and after a speech of opposition by Mr. Helleron motion of Mr. Walker, the bill was referred again to the Committee on Education, with instructions to strike out section 3, in order (as he said) to remove objections to the passage of a law that has no analogy in our criminal codeto remove objections to the principle that would compel a public officer to prosecute another for crime; and this section compels the trustee to make oath and prosecute the offender against it under pain of criminal liability.
page: 160[View Page 160]Mr. Dial moved to add to the Instructions: "to amend further so as to provide that all tines and penalties under this act shall be equally divided between the informer and the school fund.
On motion ot Mr. Butterworth Mr. Dial's motion was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr. Smith his bill [H. R. 384] to repeal section 224 of the Practice Act of June 18, 1852, and declaring an emergency, was taken up on the final reading.
Mr. Smith stated the object of the bill to be simply the repeal of that section 224 which provides that the statute of limitation shall bar the officers of State and of the United States as other parties; and after further debate Mr. Edwards, of Vigo (Mr. Walker in the chair) moved to recommit the bill to the Committee on the Judiciary, with instructions to inquire and report as to the expediency of repealing that section of the statute of limitations and whether it would not be expedient for the proper officers at once to prosecute all defaulting persons. Messrs. Edwards, of Vigo, Peed, Shirley, Miller, Buskirk, Branham and Smith took part in the debate that followed, till on the motion of Mr. Shirley, Mr. Edwards of Vigo's motion was laid on the table - yeas, 53; nays, 31and then the bill was finally passed the House of Representatives by the following vote. (Yeas, 61; nays, 21):
Yeas - Messrs. Barker, Baxter, Billingsley, Bowser, Branham, Brett, Broadus, Buskirk, Butterworth, Butts, Clary, Claypool, Cobb, Coffman, Cole, Cowgill, Crumpacker, Dial, Dunham, Edwards of Lawrence, Ellsworth, Eward, Glasgow, Goudie, Hatch, Hedrick, Heller, Henderson, Hollingsworth, Hoyer, Isenhour, Johnson, Kirkpatrick, Martin, McConnell, McKinney, Miller, North, Olde, Offutt, Ogden, Peed, Prentiss, Reeves, Reno, Richardson, Rudder, Rumsey, Satterwhite, Schmuck, Shirley, Shutt, Smith, Stanley, Teeter, Tulley, Walker, Willard, Wilson of Blackford, and Wynn - 61.
Nays - Messrs. Anderson, Baker, Barrett, Blocher, Cauthorn, Cline, Edwards of Lawrence, Gifford, Gronendyke, Jones, Kimball, King, Lenfesty, Spellman, Thayer, Tingley, Thompson of Elkhart, Thompson of Spencer, Troutman, Wesner, Whitworth, Wood, Woodard, and Mr. Speaker - 24.
Pending the call for the yeas and nays -
Mr. Barrett asked leave to make an explanation of his vote; which the Speaker (Mr. Walker being in the chair) decided to be out of order, under the consistent rulings of the Speaker of the House; whereupon, Mr. Barrett submitted his appeal in writing: "The Speaker having decided that pending the call of the roll, when the name of a member is called, he can not explain his vote; from that we respectfully appeal to the judgment of the House."
(Signed) BARRETT.
Mr. Tully submitted a point of order, that an appeal requires two names; whereupon Mr. Heller also signed the appeal.
Mr. Walker (Mr. Offutt in the chair) read the sixth rule under which the Speaker has uniformly decided that no explanation, remark, or debate can be had on the proposition before the House after the yeas and nays have been ordered and the first name has been called. He did not propose to defend his ruling, but simply to adhere to it, as the ruling of the Speaker of the House; but if we were to call 100 names here, and each member were allowed to explain his vote, it would be a practice that would stifle legislation.
Mr. Lenfesty held that the language of rule six, can not be tortured so as to mean what the gentleman assumes; and it was not so construed in the other end of the capitol.
Mr. Johnson hoped that the House would not be guilty of the folly of allowing members here to rise and explain their votes. This was a good and wholesome rule. The proper time to explain the vote was when the proposition is under discussion. The other course would be unjust to the House and an extravagant waste of time. He hoped the House would confirm the rulings of one of the ablest speakers that ever sat in that chair.
The decision of the chair was confirmed without, a division.
Messrs. Brett and McConnell obtained leave of absence till Tuesday.
Mr. Offutt's bill [H. R. 68] to amend the seventh clause of the twenty-second section of the act of June 11,1852, for the incorporation of towns, defining their powers, etc. [Limiting a town liquor dealing license to a sum not exceeding $200], was taken up on its third reading.
Mr. Offutt explained that the single object was to admit towns to collect liquor license to the extent of $200.It was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas, 70; nays, 6. [It is the same bill that was passed in 1867, and declared unconstitutional because it failed to set forth the amended section.]
Mr. Johnson's bill [H. R. 377] declaratory of the law of the State as to the eligibility of women to certain offices therein mentioned, was taken up on the third reading.
Mr. Jonson said the immediate effect of the bill is specially to legalize the action of this legislature in electing a lady to the office of State Librarian. The Legislature has made that election, and this bill will put this election beyond question. It enables women, who are able to bind themselves by an official bond to hold offices elective by the Legislature and appointive by the Governor. It was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 72, nays 10.
Mr. Barrett's bill [H. R. 411] to amend section 44 of the school law of March 6, 1865, was taken up on the third reading.
Mr. B. said, they have a valuable school section in his county, which the township trustee has been renting and appropriating the proceeds to himself till it amounts to thousands of dollars; and he contends that he is compelled to report only the money that comes into his hands. The object of this act is to compel him to show in his reports the amount he has received for rent of that property. The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 73, nays 1.
Mr. Hollingsworth's bill [H. R. 312] to prescribe an official oath or affirmation, and prescribe a cause of removal of any man holding office in this State, was taken up on the third reading.
Mr. Hollingsworth explained its object to be, that it shall be cause of removal from office for any man in office to use intoxicating liquors as beverages - a pretty good temperance bill - no politics involved - and suggested by the doctrine of civil service reform.
Mr. Lenfesty proposed to recommit the bill to the Committee on Temperance, with instructions to strike out and insert "officers who get intoxicated."
Mr. Branham proposed to add, "so as to apply only to persons who get intoxicated." and to strike out the emergency clause.
Mr. Givan could not see how we can constitutionally remove a State officer but by impeachment.
Mr. Tulley proposed to amend section one by inserting after the word "beverage," in line six, "or the use of tobacco."
Mr. Johnson. That amendment is out of order. It does not propose to recommit. But I want to ask the gentleman from Tippecanoe this question: The Apostle Paul has written to a distinguished man that it would be well for his stomach to take a little wine; does this bill propose to repeal that?
page: 161[View Page 161]Mr. Hollingsworth If that comes under the head of beverage, I suppose it would. [Laughter.]
Mr. Walker. Then the title of the bill ought to be amended.
Mr. Smith submitted a motion - ineffectually - to lay the motion to recommit on the table.
Mr. Hollingsworth. If I understand the amendments, I will accept them.
The motion to recommit, with instructions, was then agreed to.
Mr. Cauthorn's bill [H. R. 326] to amend the 453d section of the practice act, was taken up the third reading.
Mr. Walker. The object is to supply what seems to be a defect in the appraisement laws. The provisions of the bill is that where there is failure to sell the facts shall be returned to the court by the sheriff, and the court, upon the hearing of the evidence, shall fix proper valuations and appraisements and order another sale.
It was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas, 63; nays, 15.
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He keeps goals big in scope but few in number. For instance, he and his group agreed to meet one performance objective for the group around readmissions.
"All 11 agreed and all would be responsible for some piece, which forced them to have conversations among each other."
He argues that senior leaders need to create "stretch" metrics that subordinates don't hit every year. When they don't hit them, they also need to know you're not planning on firing them. He says while clinical people have some transformation of work practices, to deal with that can be quite challenging; it's the administrative staff that has the toughest bridge to cross as healthcare incorporates vast changes.
"The leaders under the most pressure are traditional C-suite people because they cannot achieve anymore without their clinical people being at the table," he says, adding that 70%–80% of what physician senior leaders have to deal with are not necessarily tied to the organization—that is, the independent medical staff. As CMO, Priest tries to bridge that gap and own a goal, but it's his responsibility to make sure his team members can help him achieve it.
"I'm going to be the owner of the goal. If they don't get it right, maybe you can laugh about it and find ways to improve. It's not perceived as an organizational failure, but you have to hold people accountable. I might have a conversation that goes like, 'We've been at this 18 months. Tell me what you need to do different.' If they're blaming someone else and they don't bring solutions, that's a red flag."
For what it's worth, Priest also doesn't buy into prescriptive culling of the leadership ranks for the
bottom performers.
"You have to deal with the fact that at times people are ill-suited for their job." Leadership skills or their lack are quickly evident in an industry that is undergoing such constant change. But Priest is convinced that his hands-on style means that people are rarely surprised when he has to arrange for them to exit the company, as he puts it.
"If they're surprised," Priest says, "either I didn't do my job, or they have self-deception. I have to feel comfortable in both a verbal and written manner that I have been very clear about my expectations. They're often happy you've helped arrange for them to exit the company because it's miserable for them, too. People don't like to fail."
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A- A+F Diversity: Bowdoin has come far in terms of ethnic and racial diversity. The administration consistently works to improve upon this, and the college as a whole is extremely welcoming. I give an A- due to lack of diversity in political beliefs and (although 45% of the student body receives financial aid) economic background. Otherwise, Bowdoin is amazing, and it keeps working hard to improve itself on this issue.
B+ A+F Diversity: So Bowdoin has really been pushing for more diversity on campus of late. Let's be real, the college is in Maine, which is probably the whitest state in America (and if not, it's probably a big contender). So don't come here expecting Stanford level diversity, and if you're of color, perhaps prepare yourself for a whole new world of the way you perceive yourself and the way the surroundings perceive you, but respect that especially given the area, Bowdoin manages to draw a pretty diverse crowd.
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Diversity at Bowdoin is relative, and depending on a student's background, Bowdoin may seem diverse or not. Minority students make up about 30 percent of Bowdoin's student body; however, racial diversity isn't the only factor contributing to a student body of unique individuals. Although many Bowdoin students come from the wealthiest 5 percent of families in the United States, students describe the College as being an economically diverse place. Financial aid allows students from various financial backgrounds to attend Bowdoin. And, the international student population has been steadily growing in response to Bowdoin's initiative to increase diversity.
Bowdoin doesn't show much political diversity, and most students identify themselves as liberal. Interestingly, though, many view the rest of the student body as more liberal than themselves. There is also a small presence of conservative views. Religion does not play a large role on campus—although there is a broad range of religious views, differences in religion do not seem to build walls between students. The most diverse aspect of Bowdoin is probably sexual orientation. Students who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender are accepted. In general, most Bowdoin students are accepting of all minorities on campus.
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In fact, I haven't watched a live sporting event on TV since I moved here in March of last year.
And it's been a little agonizing for a life-long television junkie like myself.
First and foremost, Larry Wosick sits dias right with his personal agenda and his desire to change county government into one that fits his vision.
The district 3 supervisor apparently is ready to jump onto any and all conflicts across the county and turn them into his own personal causes célèbre.
Both the violin and its player surely will be among the finest to ever appear with our homegrown symphony.
I can't say I know old violins as well as I know old guitars, but instruments generally rise in value based on the materials used in their construction and skill of the craftsmen who build them.
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Stayed overnight with my family but wished we have time to stay longer.
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За проживание дополнительных гостей может взиматься плата в зависимости от политики отеля.
При регистрации по прибытии необходимо предъявить официальное удостоверение личности с фотографией и кредитную карту или оставить залог наличными на случай возникновения непредвиденных затрат.
Выполнение особых запросов зависит от ситуации на момент регистрации по прибытии и не гарантируется. Может взиматься дополнительная плата.
В данном отеле нет номеров для людей с ограниченными возможностями. Если вы хотите заказать такой номер, выберите другой отель.
Если для въезда в страну вам требуется виза, ваш отель в большинстве случаев предоставит вам необходимые документы для ее получения. За более подробными сведениями обращайтесь в отель, контактная информация указана в подтверждении бронирования. Отель может взимать дополнительную плату за эти услуги, даже в случае последующей отмены бронирования. Все договоренности осуществляются исключительно между вами и отелем.
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Just off I-5 to the east of the Willamette River, the 30-acre Rose Quarter features the Rose Garden arena, Memorial Coliseum, and the Oregon State Convention Center. Acts ranging from Elmo to Bruce Springsteen have played the 20,000-seat arena. To catch the city in bloom, visitors swarm to the Rose Festival's Grand Floral Parade in June. Nearby, the Lloyd Center is a convenient shopping venue.
Портленд – просмотреть все отели в этом районеIt's a modest well-priced local hotel; close to family so a perfect location. Very friendly and helpful staff. Return to the hotel at least 3 times a year. I recommend it for a no-frills location.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Good enough"
The hotel's location was right around the corner from where we needed to be. The room was clean, but had a musty smell. The building can certainly use some TLC. The staff was friendly. If you are looking for something fancy, this is not the hotel for you. If you need a simple place to sleep - then go for it.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Just right for this occasion"
Great location, close to transportation, Moda centre, microbreweries, etc. We walked downtown from hotel twice. Bed was new and comfy. Room was a little rough around the edges in a few spots. I didn't come to Portland to hang out in the hotel room. A goodnights sleep was what I needed and received from Eastside lodge.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Close to Breweries"
Rooms are somewhat small for having 2 Queen beds; makes it a little difficult to navigate around the bed closest to bathroom. Room was clean and the rate was reasonable. Location was great.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Close to lots of fun things"
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"great location"
We had stayed previously and know the hotel. It's location proximity to the Norse hall where the dance weekend was held was perfect for not driving at all. We could walk back in between classes or events and be on time for everything as it only took about less than 5 min to walk.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"simply clean, comfortable and affordable"
just rightОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Good motel for a great price"
We wanted a hotel in a good location and not break the bank. Now, I am a woman and have a minimum of what I can bear at small cheap hotels. I decided to give it a try and was not disappointed. Yes the decorations are outdated, but who cares. It was spotless, bed was comfy, and no weird smells. The guy at the front desk was very nice and helpful. The […] location was great and is about an $8.00 cab ride to downtown. Across the street from Doug Fir and very close to Voodoo Too. Would stay again! ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"convenient and adequate"
convenient location, reasonable price, not dirty or in disrepair but of the basic quality you'd expect from a traveling type of "lodge" or motor innОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"ok for the price"
decent, money well spentОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
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"Clean and cheap"
We wanted a cheap, clean hotel room near downtown so could go out clubbing. The room was a little old but clean and had everything we needed. We checked in late but had no problems with that.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Convenient location and affordable."
This was the most affordable hotel I could find in Portland that had free parking and at a convenient location. You are literally 15 minutes away from anywhere in Portland.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"You may not get parking on the weekend so beware!"
Arrived at 9:30 pm on a Saturday night to find parking was full and man on front desk not helpful. Drove around and did finally find some parking (read signs carefully) and I was very thankful that I didn't get a ticket (or worse) parking overnight. Area is close to everything - but has very loud & booming nightclubs on every corner beside motel (this […] is not a hotel). The music seemed to start in the afternoon and go all day, though seemed quiet on Monday (thankfully). Large, ugly stain on the bed cover when I happened to turn it over. Quite gross. Long, dark hairs woven into towels. Gross. Paper thin walls so could hear neighbours and folks walking by and starting cars in early morning or at night. Mismatched colours, patterns, etc in the room were unsightly and the pale blue walls very cold & stark. Shower didn't work properly so low pressurw and bath filled up when shower on. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
If you don't want to spend a lot of money, but want a nice clean room, give it a try. This hotel is right across the street from the Jupiter, and half the price. I will stay here again.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"It was a great stay"
Room was comfortable and clean with a locker, microwave oven, refrigerator, tv, and attached bathroom. Staff were very friendly and helping. Location is close to Downtown, Portland and easily accessible by trimet buses. Free parking and wifi available. Stores with general amenities were close to the hotel, not farther than 300 meters.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
Would stay there again. Room was clean and quiet. No heavy cleaning chemical smell.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"great location!"
eastside lodge was convenient to downtown Portland and the east burnside area has shops, coffee, burnside brewery and restaurants.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Awesome hotel (motel?) for the price/location."
The reason it deserves 5 stars is the cost, location and that the staff, especially the elderly gentlemen that we dealt with was phenomenal. Explained everything to us regarding bus stations, where to go, most efficient and cost effective way to see Portland. The hotel is centrally located on E burnside and if walking 1 mile over the bridge is too much […] for you, there are about 5-6 bus stops or trolley stops within 2 blocks of the hotel. Plus restaurants and night life right across the street. The only thing that may bother some people is that the hotel is older, but very clean so no problems there. An added plus is that they allowed us to check in 3 hours early and they held our luggage for 8 hours after checkout while we explored Portland before our flight home for no additional charge. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Ok if you can't find anyplace else"
It was depressing and was not as clean as I hoped and the maid didn't vacuum or change the towels even when we left them on the floor. We saw a bug that the kids generously called a "beetle" Nice people who run the place but I won't be back.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Just the basics"
Bare bones practical with no frills. The bed is nice clean and firm, the shower is nice, good water pressure and there is heat or air conditioning. No coffee maker in the room and no iron,Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Hotel close to Lloyd's Center."
Great location, primarily had vehicle parked and biked a couple of days. Restaurants and amenities close at hand. Also convenient to light rail and walking. Hotel was old but bed was comfortable. It was clean for and old place. The room was snug and still had CRT television. The room had a mini fridge and micro. There is an elevator. The rooms have […] external access. Only showers. Oh yeah, and Voodoo Donuts within walking distance across bridge. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Excellent value"
Moderately priced, easy quick trip across Burnside to the downtown by bus ($1.00 for senior), gracious service, good restaurants nearby, everything works!! I'd come again.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Room smells bad"
Room smells bad, and light is too dark. Aircondition is noisy.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Good location cheap mediocre hotel friendly staff"
You get what you pay for. This place had very friendly staff, and a great location. I wouldn't bring a princess here. If your looking for an inexpensive place to crash this fits the bill. No coffee in the room but a great coffee place down the road. If it on a tight budget this place is a great family run operation but it is not a Hilton by any mea […] ns. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Nice place for the price"
Very nice. Front desk person was great!Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Solid place for the price"
Great location if you are in town for a show at the Doug Fir or any other events in the Burnside area. Relatively close to the Rose Quarter/Lloyd Center. Plenty of transit options nearby for a quick ride into downtown or the waterfront. Room and common areas were clean. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We had a great stay!Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"OK If You Don't Plan On Sleeping"
I would love to give this plae all the stars! The staff was very friendly, there was a microwave and fridge in the room, when I couldn't figure out the cable tv they came and helped me. But, there was one glaring thing wrong. I couldn't sleep! Not that i didn't try. The area was quiet and there was no light peeking through the curtains. THe real problem […] was the bed. You could feel the springs poking through the matress. When I did finally get a couple hours sleep I woke up in such pain I had a hard time getting up and around the next day. The other guest staying with me said the same thing. So I guess, if you need a place to stay for a night, or aren't really going to be sleeping then this place is great. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Cheap and easy"
This was by far the best location and price we could find closest to our event in downtown Portland Pearl District. Highly recommended if you're not looking for luxury. The staff was also very easy to work with.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Eastside Lodge"
Comfortable, clean, friendly. Fairly priced, with great proximity to downtown. Perfect if you're in town for a concert or event and plan on walking.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
I got into town late. This was a good place to crash, then off to work in the morning.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"not so good"
Hotel Room (215) had a funky odor. Shower looked liked something out of an old HS locker room. Hotel cleaning service started before 8amОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"stay at Eastside"
We enjoyed the hotel's location, and the staff was quite nice. However, our room (double plus a single bed) had a funky smell and the faucet handle came off the morning we were leaving. It had been hard to operate prior, but we were still surprised. I've stayed in lots of hotels, and this was a first. For the price, and because we are not that picky, […] this was fine for us for two nights. I don't think I will stay there again, however. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
It was a okay hotel to stay at, not great, but good enough. There is a major lack of outlets in the room, so charging electronics was slow using the one outlet we found in the bathroom. Everything else was fine.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Very good value:old, but clean and very convenient"
I will stay there again.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Great Location, great hotel"
This hotel is in walking distance to downtown and has a bunch of cool restaurants and stores in the area. The price is great and the owners are proud to run a clean, well run establishment with very good prices. It's also nice that the area is quiet at night.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Clean, Friendly and convenient."
This location although dated has been painted and was in good repair. Everything was very clean, in working order and beds were comfortable. The location is great with a nice walk to downtown or by bus that runs on the road adjacent to the motel Staff were great and helpful. A good budget stay for Portland.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Cheap but good"
Comfortable bed, clean room and linens. Close to everything, easy access and very friendly staff. Probably the only thing that I didn't like was the air conditioning system. Not much cooling at the maximum and very noisy. Good burgers and a cafe across the street.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Good location"
We stayed here for a long weekend and loved that it was close to downtown. We walked over the bridge a few times and also found there was plenty right in the neighborhood as well. Staff was very friendly.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Nice and Clean"
This is by no means a fancy hotel. However, if you are traveling on your own, it's a really good place to stay. The location is good, the staff people are nice, the room is always clean, and although it does not offer any special commodities such as breakfast, it works for someone who wants to get to know city.Отзыв реального пользователя Expedia
"Close to everything and pretty reasonable"
The hotel was great for us. Close to where we had to go and plenty of places to eat nearby. Only thing was the smell in the room...a little musty. Overall a good stay.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Great value, good location, wonderful staff"
I don't normally write hotel reviews, but Eastside Lodge deserves special mention. I chose it because it was around the corner from an event I was attending and had a rock-bottom price. I honestly was expecting very little. To my surprise, when I arrived to check in, the person behind the counter couldn't have been nicer or more professional, even going […] so far as to say, "Checkout is at 11:00am, but we'd be happy to extend if you need more time." The staff was similarly helpful when I in fact called the next morning to request a late checkout, and when asking to store my suitcase through the afternoon. The room itself was nothing fancy, but it was extremely clean and in generally good condition - far beyond the standards I expected for the price. The bed, while by no means luxurious, was perfectly comfortable with clean, white, tight-tucked sheets. The location is surprisingly good. There are many restaurants and hip-looking nightspots nearby, though I didn't visit any. And the Burnside Bridge is only a short walk away, so I was able to walk from the hotel to the downtown street fair and nearest MAX stop in 10 minutes or fewer. If you're looking for something fancy, go downtown; if you're looking for a great value with outstanding personal service, stay at Eastside Lodge. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Expedia
Nice motel with good prices and a convenient location. Room was what you would expect from an older motel but was well looked after. I will stay here again.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"A Weekend in Portland"
Great location for riding the MAX. The hotel was dated however the service was great. BRING A HAIR DRYER! There was not one in the room. The mattress was more comfortable than expected, which is a plus. We would stay here again.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
Great price for the location!Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Shamrock weekend"
Beds were awful, felt like sleeping directly on the mattress springs. Had to leave room fan on to drown out traffic noise but the fan rattled all night too. Neighborhood was great for proximity of restaurants but would not stay there again.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Not Classy, Just Fun"
This isn't a classy hotel by any means but the surrounding area offers a lot of great amenities. ie Strip club right across the street with a $3 cover and an amazing burger joint next to that. If you're looking for a convenient place to pass out, this is it.Отзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"its ok room for the price"
Room was clean they have wifi microwave and mini fridge! Its ok in my book ... Side note it's definitely out datedОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Out of the downtown bustle"
The people who work there is the reason for my high assessment. The evening person was a real dear, took our pictures for us, was a wealth of information, and very nice. His sister and her husband own the hotel, and it's a family ran affair. It's a little out of the way, but the light rail and buses run nearby. I would stay there again if I visit the […] area. AND- it's affordable. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
"Good time"
It was definitely outdated aesthetically, but it served our needs. Very clean, near to many great restaurants, bars, and at least a few tattoo parlors. Within walking distance of Voodoo Donuts. We didn't have much trouble with noise, but you can hear a really belligerent patron at the bar across the street if you're unlucky. For the price and the friendly […] staff, free wi-fi and cable, we felt satisfied with the price and our stay. ПодробнееОтзыв реального пользователя Hotels.com
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That we get anywhere until probably that would have -- TVs and alleviating.
-- -- -- -- -- yes me how I am I know I just.
Thought this time I wouldn't deceive maybe you sir it would actually -- I -- and I love my winter and I think we all learned something tonight.
This is why it I will not be coming over to the I didn't expect -- -- certain point you -- even bother to clean.
While not 1 o'clock sometimes I don't think -- that have come over and looked.
Done nothing about -- were awful -- rose.
Gun control.
John you said you hate I -- for all -- Alex Jones fans to dump on you tomorrow.
Let me save you and maybe maybe I can re directed to me.
And Alex Jones is not an advertisement for gun control as piers Morgan said he is an advertisement for birth control.
We -- it's gonna happen he he's he will speak out about me tomorrow and vote and then he'll speak out about it.
-- -- any I don't know why he could say he's an advertisement from birth control he looked about eight months trying now -- -- conflict.
I'm happy for -- -- tops in Edmonton glycol a belt.
Thought -- obviously I agree with you that what Morgan did here was -- a crazy person on the -- to represent a position he disagrees with.
I just don't like this is good TV I guess and ratings gold but I'd be talking about -- exactly but -- just you know people should stop pretending it's journalism does not.
Well not I -- and I think that it makes people who.
Are advocating for more gun control think that anybody who believes in the right to bear arms right.
Believes in and everything that was -- on the show last night and that's just not yet but that's part about it was about that I was music that was that was exactly what piers Morgan -- that's the point.
-- let's piers Morgan -- -- good journalism in the month I don't know Sierra actually don't know joints that Jones made that were accurate including.
Here is getting fired.
From I believe it was the mirror I'm not sure where.
Doctored photo and also he used and statistics that were actually accurate but yeah.
When it came from him -- just.
Made it all toxic yeah no absolutely it's fine and it works for their show it got them some ratings but it we're also a lot to talk about it and criticize what was that I'm not we are ER -- are we -- -- -- -- African immigrant I haven't checked yet that's still there president.
-- Although I believe the First Amendment only applies to -- it's -- Those second -- put -- protects the first yes.
Greg you said -- you know you -- talk about guns you don't know a lot about -- and that you always have to look up -- an assault rifle is and you find out just regular old -- with three things on it yes you made an assault weapon which is a completely made -- term that's what I mean yeah if you -- try to finally try to.
Get somebody.
-- define an assault weapon into you can spend days doing -- and then what you end up finding out why it has to do with having a a flash muzzle.
And a reality call it -- but it -- next.
Or pistol grip a pistol -- anything like that -- -- completely made up term assault rifle is not really made up term break basically.
Standard a -- -- for standard military's don't.
John let me don't you think you're my guess is what what's gonna happen is I think we're gonna end up with a new and equally worthless.
Ban on whatever made up -- congress decides assault weapons are.
I think we're gonna get a bad -- capacity magazines I think that a lot of journalists are gonna refer to them -- clips because they're ignorant.
And I think we might get a closing of the so called gun show loophole.
About right yeah and if with any luck.
We'll get something.
That really involves crazy people -- -- types that just are not allowed to have anything by the the water pistol but what I don't think we're gonna get it like -- national registry of hand.
I don't think so either I've had I think that's totally -- -- some current TV staffers aren't happy with Al Gore Tommy said let's not get on the bandwagon and say that Al Gore did something wrong.
And I completely agree that he did nothing wrong in selling current Al-Jazeera but as other people point out is that hypocrisy -- Yeah and but people like us should be calling -- democracy because well by myself I'm I'm kind of -- hypocrisy.
If you are looking good because it's hypocrisy is just you know you can't be hypocritical if you don't have standards that's when you know that's what I -- so I I I tend to.
Forget about democracy just talk -- -- the issue at hand.
And it's -- to sell your business to whomever you wish him try to save on taxes what we want to get on -- gulf war is all the nutty stuff he's been over the past decade.
The right but the thing about you Tommy's you'll come on the show it to you pro democracy but off there -- completely took the opposite position.
You don't know that yet but the thing is EE.
You say hypocrisy and it like I do agree hypocrites have standards however when it gore goes after somebody for this very same activity.
What what's it going to mean is is that this isn't -- hypocrisy walk -- he'll get away with -- hypocrisy as he has his whole career because he's a liberal yet.
Because of the first -- like one for -- family values.
You know politician gets caught in affair.
They get mocked for their hypocrisy rightly so rightfully so right and a lot of -- -- end -- losing their job and when an anti gay politician gets caught in a gay affair they get the same thing.
But gore can just be hypocritical career and he's still this sort of beloved guy on the left let me just getting -- for -- now.
He -- not -- meet anybody is getting -- that he's getting mocked by people like us he's not getting mocked by did the media at large and you know in general the mainstream media from going -- and confidence in Manhattan CNN had a column honest and.
Yeah but he did say that that usually it's true yeah I might -- -- -- -- -- -- -- know I think he's getting -- -- current TV staffers.
Who believe in the nonsense that he was shoveling -- -- -- -- you think that we never even took big oil money for advertising network sold to big oil well -- -- -- -- -- -- -- But it's hypocrite as -- Diane you've pointed out -- -- -- hypocrite for years and has paid athlete maybe maybe this is I think this is the first time and I think the reason is because he was a hypocrite and went against their -- for once and now all the sudden he is getting out for a which he never has in the -- Does anybody -- -- -- said he wanted to sell his network to somebody that had his values and he chose Al-Jazeera.
I think different.
Well if those if only itself to Glenn Beck but he thought -- his -- was closer to his value.
It look at those are his values John well.
In what are the values that yeah I actually did I actually don't know.
Yes he made specific what these values -- I don't know what are what are Al-Jazeera is about what you -- to be agency will Al-Jazeera making fatal mistake of trying to westernized.
To a point that it's comical like if they try to figure out what did -- do.
To make it like more like America American.
Might be actually pretty entertaining partner for all of us.
And look towards something positive and look at current TV is a model that's just going to be fun.
Bill shame -- you suggesting that a New York Post story is suspect.
I just conceiving names.
There were names there were not names and -- -- here at the governor.
That was the Afghan grant that was -- -- -- and what Al Gore's name was in it.
That's true counselors and acts and I see corrected and I I do -- you know about silly Al -- that he Kris Joseph and it and I didn't think Al bush should have been louder about how -- that -- it's been.
Fifteen years I I agree with that.
I'm not I'm getting a good thing you're -- -- need to be invented the Internet opened both spoke before.
I would in mostly don't -- -- hold commented this is -- -- of the problem is that they're not volunteering that it's sort of like an Al Gore type upon receipt but I don't I.
This -- -- about the I don't get the argument that just because most women wouldn't want to serve in combat means that no woman should be allowed to.
Nobody is saying -- not allow well that's the point of the story they're completely allowed and what's happening.
Is enough volunteers who have they're not completely.
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Actually I hate it when you guys fight.
Tom regarding your argument that the problem with women in combat roles isn't the women it's the man because when will want.
Protect women.
I actually do think that that's a decent argument to a certain extent I just don't think it's just positive.
Different workplace but I -- again.
I don't think that that alone means you don't do it.
All okay well no but I thought I was just concerned about if -- and I -- -- I have to deal with but they're gonna keep pretending that it doesn't exist OK that's not just positive but I believe to be a little -- negative -- there and I mean any.
This positive proving that.
Use that next time I'll months and I know it's considered this -- -- and that's this positive.
-- -- I just lastly on this the department justice forcing the university with a gluten free -- Tom the problem in this case isn't actually the original Americans with disabilities act.
Under that act tonight in 1999 and eight Circuit Court ruled that food allergies and stuff like that did not write the level of disability.
But -- September 2008 president George W.
Signed the Americans with disabilities act amendments act.
And since that's -- it had much.
Wider scope of.
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-- he invented the -- you know.
-- -- -- Dale said it played music comes -- and that means you have to go if he's given the question.
Let's not because I was conduct a very very angry at applied.
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HELENA - A human skull found west of MacDonald Pass in late September has been identified as that of John Michael Crites, the Birdseye-area man whose partial remains were found in a bag near the pass more than a year ago.
The news was announced in a press conference in Helena by Lewis & Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton and Powell County Sheriff Scott Howard.
The officers said that dental records were used to positively match the skull to Crites.
On Sept. 25, the Powell County Sheriff's office received a call from a couple who had stopped by the side of the road near the Mullan Pass historic site to exercise their dogs. Sheriff Howard said the dogs were acting very strange and led them to what later on was determined to be human remains.
The human skull and other remains were found about 100 yards from the site by the dogs.
The remains were taken to the State Crime Lab in Missoula for positive identification.
On Oct. 5, 2011, the remains of Crites were found just a few miles down the road in Lewis and Clark County by Forest Service personnel.
It took until January to positively identify the remains because there was a crucial piece of evidence missing: the skull.
Search warrants were issued in early October for two neighbors of Crites living on Turk Road.
In September, Mike Crites' sister Connie traveled to Montana from Colorado asking for prayers in leading to the justice in the case of her brother's death. At the time, Connie said, "Not only do we want justice for Mike, there's some scary people that are still free right, now so I would like people to pray. Pray for justice."


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The Loyola Maroon Vol. XXXII, X-259 Loyola University, New Orleans, La., October 15, 1954 No. 3 '54 Homecoming Activities Begin Sunday, Nov. 28 Homecoming activities at Loyola begin Sunday, November 28 with the annual Mass and Communion breakfast on the campus, Cecilia Lashley, alumni secretary, announced.She also announced the appointment of M. Kent Lemarie, 1941 economics graduate, as general chairman of the 1954 Homecoming activities. The Mass will be celebrated in Holy Name Church at 8 a.m. and the Communion breakfast will follow in the University cafeteria. Chairman of the opening activities is Ivor Trapolin. That Sunday night the Alumni Association will host its active membership at a cocktail party from 5 p.m. through 7 p.m. in the Fieldhouse. Chairman is Lee C. Grevenberg. A harbor tour aboard the yacht Good Neighbor is slated for members of the alumnae Tuesday, November 30 at 2:30 p.m. The week of activities continues on Wednesday, December 1 with a luncheon at noon in the Beauregard Room of the St. Charles Hotel with Gerald A. Rault as chairman. The annual Homecoming ball— highlight of the back-to-the-campus activities—will be held Saturday, December 4 in the Fieldhouse. Co-chairmen of the event are Phil Schoen and William R. Hogan. The 1954 Homecoming Queen and her court will be introduced to the Alumni Association during the ball. Homecoming activities end with the Loyola - LaSalle basketball game on' Sunday, December 6 in the Fieldhouse. The game also will mark the dedication ceremonies for the new Fieldhouse. Chairman for the basketball contest is Daniel J. Lyons, a former alumni president and also a former basketball and football star for the Wolfpack. Additional committee members appointed by the alumni are Mrs. Marie Domingue*, alumnae president, decorations committee; Harold Lamy, invitations, and Parker Schneidau, publicity. Lemarie — the 1954 general chairman—served on three previous Homecoming committees: 1950 (co-chairman of invitations) ; 1951 (cocktail party); and 1952 (Homecoming Ball). Lemarie is a local life insurance underwriter. M. KENT LEMARIE Talent Night Set For Dec. 8 The 17th annual Blue Key Talent Night is set for Wednesday, Dec. 8, at Municipal Auditorium, according to Sam Mayes, Blue Key president. Mayes also released the roster of committeemen for the event. Show director, Mayes; coordinator, Lee Freeland; business manager, Dan Stapp; campus publicity, Larry Derbes; outside publicity, Tommy Dußos; auditorium cochairmen, Mayes and Tommy Haydel; stage manager, Ken Offan; corresponding chairman, Merlin Allen. Those who wish to enter Talent Night are again reminded that they may obtain audition forms in the Ecology lab, Bobet 122, Oct. 18 through 22, Monday through Friday between noon and 1 p.m. Anyone desiring information concerning Talent Night may check with Mayes, Freeland or Charlie Fuss from 12 to 1 p.m. on the above dates. 26 Coeds Pledged To BAE Sorority Twenty-six coeds were pledged to Beta Alpha Epsilon, social sorority for business, education and arts juniors and seniors, according to Dot Watkins, president. They are: Mary Ellen Ward, Sutie Hanemann, Evelyn Golden, Roeie Parrino, Marilyn Johnson, Vinca Carevich, Carole Breithoff, Sue Lagattuta, Joan Gravois, Beverly Miller, Mary Jane Blanchard, Louise Makofsky, Jalna Moak, Lucille Weyman, June Barrosse, Catherine Cumings, Ann Monti, Patsy Talbot, Mary Virginia Mumme, Vicki Nussell, Jean Riviere, Kathleen Krause, Tessie Lopez, Frances Hecker, Barbara Jas and Lois Najolia. A meeting for members only is scheduled today at 8 p.m. in the Dean's Conference Room. ROTC Sets Little Colonel Election Soon The annual election for the ROTC "Little Colonel" will be conducted during the drill period, Tuesday, Nov. 30, Lt. Col. Luther R. Rarth, Loyola PMS&T, announced. This election is sponsored each year by the ROTC unit, and cadets submit pictures of their f ivorite candidate. Votes are then cast by the entire ROTC Regiment at assembly, allowing each cadet to support his favorite. Upon election of the "Little Colonel," honorary candidates will represent the respective battalions and companies. At the social highlight of the year, the "Little Colonel" and her honorary staff will be presented officially at the ROTC Military Ball. Each young lady will be escorted by the commanding officer of the unit which they represent. The social event will be giv.en on December 15 at the Jung Hotel, and Frankie Mann and his orchestra will play for this year's dance. Sponsors last year were: Evangeline Molero, (Cadet Colonel); Joan Gravois (Ist battalion, Colonel); Elizabeth Hanford, (2nd Battalion, Colonel), Mary Ann Bartholomew, (Co. A, Major) ; Mary Ann Hoffman, (Co. 8., Major) ; Barbara Jas, (Co. C, Major) ; Joel Stephens, (Co. D, Major) ; and Jane Trepagnier, (Pershing Rifles). Music College Opens Concert Series Monday The Loyola college of music will inaugurate a series of concerts, featuring faculty members of the college and the University band, choir, brass ensemble, and woodwind ensemble. AH performances, except those of the band, will be held in Marquette Auditorium, admission free. The following is a program of the concerts. 1954 Oct. 18—Rosemary Rotolo, Soprano.Oct. 25—Ella de los Reyes, Elizabeth Schwarz, Adolph Abbenante, Chamber Music. Nov. B—Rudolph Patmagrian, Violinist. Nov. 22—Istvan Nadas, Pianist. Dec. 13—Ella de los Reyes, Elizabeth Schwarz, Adolph Abbenante, Chamber Music. 1955 Jan. 10—Loyola Concert Band, George Jansen, Conductor. Jan. 24—Ella de los Reyes, Elizabeth Schwarz, Adolph Abb«- nante, Chamber Music. Feb. 14—Mary Tortorich, Soprano.Feb. 28—Guy Bernard-Nettie Bernard, Two Piano Recital. Mar. 14—Orval Klopp, Pianist. Mar. 28 — Loyola Brass and Woodwind Ensembles. Apr. 11 — Eugie Passera and Elizabeth Schwarz, Two Piano Recital.Apr. 25—Istvan Nadas, Pianist. May 9—Loyola Concert Band, George Jansen, Conductor. May 23—Loyola Choir, Miguel Bernal, Conductor. Tracy Re-elected Pre-Law President Bob Tracy, A&S junior, was recently reelected president of the Pre-Law Club for the 1954-55 school term. Other officers are: Bernard Cox, vice-president; Joel Borello, secretary; Tommy Walshe and Jerry Choppin, program committee chairmen. 'Sales Problems' Topic Of Series Ralph H. Oakes, professor of marketing in the college of business administration, will conduct a series of round table discussions in sales management problems beginning Monday, October 25 in the dean's conference room. The discussions will be similar to a clinic with Professor Oakes as the co-ordinator. Approximately 20 members of the Sales Executive Council of New Orleans will attend the sessions. Co-chairmen of the discussion group are R. H. Smith, paint sales manager of the Pittsburgh » Plate Glass Co., and Joseph F. Beckman, district sales manager of the Signode Steel Strapping Co. Fontan Seeks Career In Criminal Law By KATHLEEN DOWLING 17-Year-Old Blind Student Here An eventual dream of being a first rate criminal lawyer and servarjt of the people inspired that "winning spirit" so much a part of Larry Fontan, a 17-yearold freshman, blind since birth. A wit in the true sense of the word, Larry could chase the blues from anyone. He reads and writes in braille which he learned by necessity at a very early age, and says, "In a pinch, it could be mastered in about two months." Larry explained that the way he took notes in braille was to put a piece of paper between a metal sheet and form letters by making perforations in the paper with a stylus, a small pointed instrument.The letters are written from right to left, thus enabling him to read the notes forward when be turns the paper around. "Most of my quizzes are taken orally," Larry continued, "but my exams will probably have to be dictated." Right now he is looking for someone, preferably in law, to read to him, and grins that "Until such time, my father is filling in most capably." When asked why he decided to EXHIBITING THE DETERMINATION and gusto with which he "hit* hi* book*," LARRY FONTAN, blind prelaw student, tackle* a radio repair job. Larry, who read* and write* in braille, looks forward to the challenge offered by the mtudy of law. University's Moot Court Team Enters Regional Trials At LSU MOOT COURT TEAM . . . JOHN OLIVIER of the day school, DONALD ORGAN and JAMES P. CONNICK, JR. of Evening Division (left to right) will represent the law school in Loyola's initial appearance at the regional Moot Court Trials sponsored by the LSU law school in Baton Rouge on Not. 12 and 13. University To Host High School Students in UN Assembly Here The date of the "junior" United Nations General Assembly, sponsored by the International Relations Club, has been changed to October 30 at 2 p.m. in the Fieldhouse, according to Tommy Walshe, club president. Walshe said the meeting will follow the same procedure as that of the General Assembly with approximately 20 private and public high schools from Orleans, St. Bernard and Jefferson pari.shes participating in the event. Each school will appoint a permanent delegation of five students headed by a chief representative who will have voting power. The IRC, which is the supervisory agent for the Assembly, plans to sponsor nine monthly meetings throughout the school year in which an international issue will be discussed. Each school represented will choose one of five possible solutions or "points of view" to the problem, Walshe said. Two weeks before each meeting the participating high school* will receive a study •heet on the problem! to be discussed and the five solutions offered. The schools will represent separate "nations" in the junior assembly's discussions. At the end of each meeting the delegates will resolve one of the five solutions to the problem in question by a two-thirds majority of those present, as in the UN. Walshe said the purpose of the Assembly is to understand other countries' points of view through debate, discussion and resolving of international problems and thus come closer to world peace. In case all delegations select the same solution, Walshe added, university club members will sit in as "dissenters" to create controversy.Local citizen! will be invited to join a panel of judges to rate schools participating in the project. The groups backing a winning solution will be awarded credit points, and the highest ranking school will be recognized at the year's end. As of Wednesday the following high schools have accepted membership in the Assembly: Sacred Heart Academy, Ursuline Academy, Mount Carmel High School, St. Aloysius High School, De La Salic High School, St. Joseph's Academy, Holy Name of Jesus Closed Retreat Deadline Set November 1 has been let a» the deadline for signing up for closed retreats, the Rev. Sam H. Ray, University chaplain, announced.These retreats scheduled for men are: Manresa, January 13- 16 and February 10-13; Grand Coteau, March 3-6; and Bay St. Louis, for law students. Those scheduled for ladies are Lafayette, December 10; Ursuline, February 25; and Sacred Heart, March 4-6. Retreatants may sign up in Father Ray's office on the third floor of Marquette Hall. BA Convocation To Feature Film "The Story of Colonel Drake," a technicolor film, will be featured at the first business administration convocation Thursday at 9:10 a.m. in Marquette Auditorium.The movie, which traces the history of the petroleum industry from the first discovery of oil in Pennsylvania by Colonel Drake to the present day, will be shown in observance of "Oil Progress Week." Attendance by all business administration students is compulsory, Dean Henry J. Engler, announced.Loyola Meets SMU Squad November 12 A moot court team representing Loyola's law school will enter the regional moot court trials sponsored by LSU law school in Baton Rouge on November 12-13. Donald Organ and James P. Connick, Jr. of the Evening Division and John Olivier of the day school will represent the law school in Loyola's initial appearance at the regional trials. The team, sponsored by the Student Bar Association, will be composed of Organ and Oliver with Connick as the alternate. Connick will also help with research work. The case to be argued is an appeal by a labor union to the U. S. Supreme Court: The employees of a retail television store had voted unanimously against joining the union, but the union had continued picketing. The store had an injunction granted to restrain the picketing. The union will iryM tl function should be lit'u1-,.. Loyola wD,! repre «m tne re•pon ' ...» (the T\ •tore) and will argue against Southern Methodist University of Dallas who will represent the petitioners (the labor union). Loyola must be prepared to argue both sides. Besides Loyola, other schools in the regional trials will be LSU, the University of Texas, SMU, the University of Houston, Tulane and the University of Oklahoma. The winners of the regional trials will go to the fifth annual national moot court competition in New Yort, sponsored by the bar of New York City. The team was selected by the faculty of the law school on the basis of research and ability. Olivier received his B.S. degree from Spring Hill College and is president of the law school. He is also tribune of Delta Theta Phi, and prefect of St. Ives sodality. Connick received a BBA from Loyola, is a member of Blue Key and the St. Thomas More law fraternity and is a court crier in the Federal Court of Appeals of the fifth circuit. Organ attends Evening Division classes and is the claim supervisor for a local insurance company. Fr. Donnelly Speaks At Centennial Event The Very Rev. W. Patrick Donnelly, S.J., University president, waa the principal speaker at a banquet honoring the centennial of the founding of St. Stanislaus College Sunday at Bay St. Louis. The banquet followed a Pontifical High Mass which was attended by some 300 people. Bishop Grecco of Mississippi addressed the congregation. (Sue FONTAN, page 6) (See UN, page 6) Get Your Maroon Subscription! It's now or never if you want to get your Maroon mailed to your home. For the past three weeks students have been asked to fill in their subscription blanks. If you don't have one in The Maroon office by Tuesday at 5 p.m. you propably won't see a Maroon the rest of the year. After this week there will be no campus distribution on Friday. The only ones to receive the paper on the campus will be members of the faculty and staff. University officials want The Maroon in the student's homes and that's the reason why they are mailed. 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J.J. Henry ran his Titleist Pro V1 golf ball in for four birdies Sunday to win the Reno-Tahoe Open while Titleist Brand Ambassador Ben Kohles relied on a Pro V1x golf ball, new prototype Titleist 913 driver and a full bag of Titleist equipment to win the Cox Classic and lead a three-win week for Titleist players.
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Using the modified stableford scoring system, it was a rare week on the PGA Tour where posting a big number was the goal at the end of the day. Players receive eight points for double eagle, five for eagle, two for birdie and zero for par. They are also docked a point for bogey and three points for anything worse.
In this format, there is certainly a premium on eagles and birdies and J.J. Henry took full advantage. Henry tallied three eagles, 17 birdies and 46 pars en route to a 43-point total for the event.
"I said to some friends and my caddie that I really thought I was going to have a great week," Henry said. "Sometimes when you believe it, good things happen. And that's exactly what happened this week for me."
"Well, it's been a long time coming. This is my twelfth straight year on Tour. I got my first victory in 2006, but to finally kind of get over that hump again, it means a lot, not only to win, but to win here in such a neat place," added Henry.
Titleist was the top choice of more players in the Reno-Tahoe Open with 87, more than six times the nearest competitor with 14. Titleist was also the field favorite in the iron (30), wedge (105) and putter (54) categories.
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WEB.COM TOUR: Ben Kohles began Sunday two strokes off the lead but quickly took the lead and posted a bogey-free 9-under-par 62 to become the first player in Tour history to earn a victory in each of his first two professional starts.
Kohles relied on a V1x golf ball and a full bag of Titleist equipment for his success, including a new 913D3 prototype driver. Kohles is now 2-for-2 with the big stick. He won last week the first time he put it in play.
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Titleist was the top choice of more players in the Cox Classic field of 156 in the golf ball category with 109, more than six times the nearest competitor with 16. Titleist was also the field favorite in the iron (48), wedge (168) and putter (59) categories.
"I think I played the best round of my life today. That was a blast," Kohles said after hitting 17 of 18 greens. "I'm pretty shocked myself. What are you supposed to do better than this? I don't think that part has sunk in yet. It's pretty life altering."
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WORLD GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS:Titleist Brand Ambassador Steve Stricker (Pro V1x, 913D3 prototype driver, 910Fd fairway metal, 909H hybrid, AP2 irons, Vokey Design Spin Milled sand and lob wedges), closed with a 64 that included birdies on the final three holes to finish in a tie for 2nd, one shot behind the winner of the World Golf Championship Bridgestone Invitational.
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Pro V1x loyalists Luke Donald, Aaron Baddeley, and Lee Slattery along with Pro V1 loyalists K.J. Choi and Bo Van Pelt were among eight players who tied for eighth, as 10 of the 15 players who finished among the top 10 and ties relied upon Titleist golf balls for their success.
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Has Taylor Lautner found another project to sink his teeth into? Rumor has it that the "Twilight" star may be the frontrunner to play the title role in Paramount's "Max Steel," based on Mattel's action figure toy line. Lautner would play Josh McGrath, a 19-year-old extreme-sports athlete who is accidentally exposed to the unleashed power of nanotechological machines, which become part of him and give him increased strength, near-invulnerability and the ability to change his appearance. The Max Steel toy line first came out in 1999 and was shortly after turned into a CG-animated television series that ran from 2000-02. It also later spawned a video game and five animated movies, as well as the "Turbo Missions" series of one-minute clips that ran on the Cartoon Network last year. It's worth noting that Paramount and other studios are eager to cast Lautner because he can bring young women into theaters, which works in his favor for this movie. Its no secret that Lautner is a huge celebrity right now, but his only other project in addition to the upcoming "Twilight" sequel "Eclipse" is a role in the romantic comedy "Valentine's Day." But that has already wrapped filming, so the actor has nothing on his calendar at the moment except for an upcoming hosting gig on "Saturday Night Live" next weekend.
In other related news, rumors are buzzing around the Internet today that Robert Pattinson is in talks with with director Robert Zemeckis to play legendary Beatle John Lennon in Disney's 3-D remake of the classic cartoon "Yellow Submarine." The original 1968 animated feature film is based on the music of "The Beatles." However, the real members of the famous group only appeared in the closing scene of the film, with the Beatles characters in the film voiced by other actors. The new film is reportedly going to be set in Pepperland, an undersea paradise protected by Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. When the band are captured by the music-hating Blue Meanies, a soldier is sent to Liverpool to fetch the fab four, who hop in the submarine and save the day. The script has also been written by Zemeckis with a targeted 2012 release schedule. Also in the near future for Pattinson are the movies "Bel Ami" and the western "Unbound Captives" in addition to "Eclipse," the third movie in the "Twilight" saga.
However, nothing has been confirmed as of now about Lautner's or Pattinson's involvement in the films. I personally think both boys have what it takes to fill the roles mentioned. While I'm definitely a Twi-hard, it would be nice to see them step away and branch out from the franchise.
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September 9, 2012
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Investigators have made an arrest in connection with the 2003 Old Fire charging convicted felon Ricky Lee Fowler with arson that resulted in the deaths of five men.
The five victims died of heart attacks. The victims, all men died either the day of the blaze of shortly after. Physical and emotional stress combined with breathing difficulties caused by smoke exacerbated pre existing conditions in most of the victims.
Fowler is currently imprisoned on a burglary conviction and if found guilty may find his way to death row where Esperanza fire arsonist/murderer Raymond Lee Oyler resides. Oyler was found guilty earlier this year for murder in the deaths of five federal firefighters during the 2006 Esperanza fire.
Story at L.A. Times.
The 2003 Old Fire consumed 91,280 acres in San Bernardino County and ranks as the 12th largest blaze in modern California history.


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