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Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Attitude Adjustment
My job sort of straddles two jobs, one slightly higher in the institutional hierarchy than the other. Everyone thus far had been behaving as if the two jobs were essentially the same, and all information I had been given about the jobs indicated as such. So, I had no questions. As it turns out, there are fundamental differences in the two positions that go unnoticed -- indeed, unmentioned -- until the administration has to make cuts in support. Well, the cuts came, and I was a little surprised to find those difference. (Again, remembering that I was not aware of any significant differences since I had been given no indication that there were differences. Naive? Yes.) I wasn't indignant -- at least not until I understood what was going on -- just surprised since, as I said, we had been proceeding as if the two jobs were the same.
So I asked for some clarification on my position. If there are real differences in the two jobs, if those differences are related to their slightly different positions on the hierarchy, and if we are going to operate by the rules of the job that are slightly lower on the hierarchy, then I should have some clarification of those differences since they don't appear in the faculty handbook or anywhere else that I can find. Really, I wasn't challenging these rules, I just wanted to know what they are.
For that I was taken to task for my "tone" (always the "tone" when you speak with conviction), told that another administrator agreed with this one (ah, the patented gaslighting technique), and told that I should be damn well happy I have this job because I wasn't really qualified for it and because the administrator chewing me out didn't really want to hire me anyway. All with nifty scare quotes and "look here, little missy" phrasing, Not that specific phrase, but you can see by the content what I mean.
Welcome to the school!*
I talked to some other faculty with whom I am friends. They told me that, first, to be glad that this exchange took place via e-mail because these sorts of highly reactive, defensive, angry attacks usually take place at top volume and in your face. Second, they said that this initiates me into an exclusive club that includes all the faculty. They also told me that, the next time I see this administrator, the administrator will be all collegial and friendly and asking about my summer and such, as if nothing happened. Any interaction could be with Admin. Jekyll or Admin. Hyde. You never know, but expect Hyde if you ask a question that could in any way be construed as, well, questioning anything. I'd heard about this before, and thought it abusive. Now I had an e-mail full of it, and still think it is irrationally alienating.
My point here, despite appearances, is not to bitch about the exchange, but rather to talk myself through my own reaction.
Normally, when someone attacks like this -- and make no mistake, the administrator was lashing out -- I usually have three reactions. First, I feel my head turn into a funnel, with all possible reactions crowding through my head toward the tiny opening that is my mouth (or finger tips) where they become clogged. The first one to make its way out is often not the most constructive or thoughtful, and sometimes the most embarrassing. Mercifully, I do have something in my head that shuts off the profanity at this point.
The second and third reactions, the ones that ultimately exit the funnel and guide the rest, are fight and flight. I've tried to train myself away from "fight," or at least the type of "fight" that I learned, because the fighting becomes destructive and devolves into annihilation. Any real grievance or frustration or conflict that appears in the fight ever gets addressed much less solved. No one steps back to say "what is really going on here?" Everyone leaves angry, filled with hate, and exhausted, marking time until the next fight erupts.
Yet, even if your "fight" is more constructive, standing up for yourself or your work or your program, not yelling, not insulting, not annihilating, some personalities -- especially if they are insecure and defensive -- can only conceive of the conflict as a fight. You can't get anywhere with them because, no matter how calm and rational you remain, they just keep yelling louder and louder. At best, you might be able to calm them down to listen to you, but you have to do all the work to show them that you are trying to make an argument for or against something, not attack and destroy them personally. Even when the interaction goes that way, you end up exhausted and wondering if the exchange was worth the effort. Rumor has it that this is what I can expect from this quarter in the future.
Flight has become my favored mode of reaction in the face of attack. I tend to concede the ground because I have given up trying to interact with anyone who attacks. It would be a guerrilla strategy, retreating when the enemy advances, except I don't come around and strike when the enemy least expects an attack. That's because I don't like thinking in terms of "enemy." Conflict makes me nervous, but loud, angry, aggressive conflict shuts me down and I look for a more peaceful place to be. Flight can save your life or your mental health, and is a necessary tactic; but sometimes, you can't fly, or flying is an overreaction.
[This paragraph disappeared from the post when it when up earlier] Knowing all of this about myself, knowing the way I respond to an attack, I found myself a bit amazed that my reaction had changed as I read this particular attack from the administrator. Instead of feeling all of the possible responses rush through a funnel, I instead saw them amass before me, like game pieces: fight, flight, turn off, cry, scream, restate my position, and so on. Each potential reaction sat before me to use, discard, or hold in reserve. I could evaluate the ways that they might effectively protect me and advance my agenda, which was to learn the exact parameters of my job and the expectations that I could have for support in the future.
More importantly, underneath this surprisingly new response was a surprisingly new feeling of confidence. Normally, the sort of things that appeared in the body of the e-mail that questioned my fitness for the job, would have me turned in on myself, confirming all of my worst fears of myself as an impostor. This time, I thought, "oh, jeez, this is just bullshit." Bullshit and kind of pathetic.
With this sort of new found confidence, I picked up the flight piece in front of me. "Now, where are you going to go?" I asked myself. "And do you want to go there? Furthermore, what are you going to do when something similar arises there?" The poison of some of my work places led me to some of my conclusions about fight and flight; but not all work places are entirely toxic. Some just have one or two problems. Those problems are bigger the higher up and the more incompetent they rise, but they are always there and at all levels and in all jobs. "You have to figure out some strategies and tactics to deal with this sort of thing," I told myself. "It makes you sick to your stomach, but that's the only way you are going to stop running and learn new ways to fight that don't seem so much like fighting."
Then, I had to be honest with myself. I leapt into this job without looking too carefully. I would have leapt anyway, trust me; but in order to make the leap and not feel too anxious about it for the past year in which I've been in limbo between the two jobs, I've had to let myself believe that the job was perfect. Always, always a mistake -- and a rookie one, at that.
In taking this job, I gave up some pretty important comforts. I gave them up because this job offered a different set of comforts for the next few years and much bigger comforts in the long run that were completely unavailable at my last job. Still, the change is a gamble (as are most, right?); and for the past year I had experienced the loss of the comforts of the last job without yet being able to trust that the new job would actually provide the promised comforts. Then, before I even have an office or my name on the schedule, I'm asked to volunteer to take on extra classes (answer: emphatic but polite "no thank you") and found myself disqualified from forms of financial support with the anticipation of being disqualified from more, although I still do the same amount of work. That felt like sitting at the top of a steep incline with vertigo setting in and all of my nightmares lining the path down.
Yet, the new found confidence pulled me back. What this administrator said was bullshit, but the fact that s/he thinks it indicates danger. The only way to fight the danger is to be good at what I do, which I am, which is the reason that what the administrator said was bullshit. That's rather a nice vicious circle there, don't you think? Much better than the usual self-flagellation. The fact that this administrator behaves irrationally should not be my problem, but those sorts of people make it your problem, so I will learn strategies to deal with it.
Most of all, I have altered my expectations about this job. I went into my last two jobs fully believing that I would not be there forever, that I could be tempted by something better. Still, if I was there forever, that wouldn't be the worst thing (moreso with the last than the one before it) or even a bad thing. They were where I needed to be at that particular stage of my professional and intellectual development, and I could be content there until I wasn't. Meanwhile, I could figure out the direction that I wanted to go, whether it kept me in place or took me somewhere else.
I hadn't been thinking that way with this job. I had thought of it as a destination or an end when, in fact, it is just another of those places. This will do for right now. Maybe it will continue to do, until it doesn't. All of the support that I had expected that is now either gone or about to be gone, and that I will accept because I can't do anything else. I lived without it before under more pressing work conditions, so I can live without it now under less pressing. I work for the students when I teach, my colleagues when on committees, and myself (and the Big Guy) when I research. I will have more time to devote to each of these things (not that they won't become overwhelming by, say, October) and that I have access to pretty much any research resource I need outside of archive collection. Those were the main comforts for which I traded those other comforts of my last job.
Well, that and compressing the space of two large states down to one dining room table between me and the Gentleman Companion each evening.
*Incidentally, this welcome was preceded by a request that I volunteer take on a heavier teaching load than contractually required.
10 comments:
- dan said...
are you even aware of what the term "scare quotes" actually
really means or even who coined the term or when or where or why he
coined it that way and he he put the word "scare" in there? You don't
know. Nobody knows. Google it. So then why are you follwing the crowd
blindly and use a term you don't even understand? google "scare quotes
+ dan bloom" to learn more and stop using the term itself, the
punctuation tool itself is cool, sure, but don't call em scare quotes
anymore. They are caveat quotes or flag quotes or spot quotes. Jon
Stewart calls them dick quotes. re - 8:45 AM, August 07, 2012
- Clio Bluestocking said...
Thank you, Dan. You've done a real service to humanity. We are all grateful for your deep concern.
- 8:51 AM, August 07, 2012
- Dame Eleanor Hull said...
Gosh, speaking of dick quotes, I spy with my little eye someone who needs them.
I like your formulation of whom you work for, especially the idea that you work for the Big Guy when you're doing research. We need that sense of responsibility to the past to do our work well, I think. Good luck with administrator Jekyll/Hyde. I'd try to outdo this person at passive-aggressive denial: all friendly and collegial in person, get everything in writing at the same time. Your new comforts sound very much worth having; and we all have (sometimes weird) strategies for getting through the not-so-comfortable bits. - 8:59 AM, August 07, 2012
- Janice said...
Way to go, Clio and Dame Eleanor!
I am sorry that the administrator is turning out to be one of those Jekyll and Hyde type. But at least the other faculty know this to be true - you know it' not just you. Best of all, you know you're better than what the passive/aggressive pushback might have made you feel some years ago. Keep on trucking, keep on being awesome and that will solve half of the problem. - 9:07 AM, August 07, 2012
- Susan said...
I'm impressed at how well you handled this. I think email makes it a bit easier than f2f: you can take time to think through your reaction. And it's very useful to have colleagues who confirm your response.
It's always nice, isn't it, when we realize we have learned some things? - 6:15 PM, August 07, 2012
- Clio Bluestocking said...
Dame Eleanor Hull: The dicks always make themselves known, don't they?
I have a whole post I'm formulating about the tremendous act of ego that is writing a biography, and the ways I'm certain that the ghosts of my subjects will appear to slap me for imposing such narratives on their lives.
Totally keeping records on this. It's not my first time at the irrational boss rodeo, and I hope I've learned a little something along the way! I'm actually glad I discovered this and my own reaction to it this early in my time here.
Janice: Awesome is always part of the solution! That's what gave me the confidence to, if not laugh, identify the bullshit in the exchange. Again, finding out the Jekyll-Hyde part of the job before I begin the semester seems a bit of a blessing because I could readjust my expectations of the job ahead of time, on my own, and not with students coming in and out. I get a sense of the terrain, shall we say, before going in to work.
Susan: Thank you! I'm kind of impressed, too. I mean, is this me? E-mail definitely allowed me to go through the whole process more rationally and begin to learn a new reflex to such confrontations, if they must happen again (and I have been assured that they will).
I'm very grateful that I had the colleagues to confirm this, too, and see it as wrong. Usually, I feel very isolated and alone and uncertain if I'm perceiving the situation correctly (even if I am).
Another odd thing about my reaction was that I felt more confident knowing that I sort of had a fall-back. That is, I am now part of a two-person, two-income household whereas before I was a one-person, one-income household. The latter places you in a more precarious position and makes you both more hesitant to do anything that might run you cross of power and also more fearful of your future when you do. Hence, single women are easy prey for bullies and harassers. Knowing that, in the worst case scenario, if you should lose your job over the confrontation, you will not lose your household income and that the other person who is part of the household backs you up -- well, that gave me an extra, surprising bit of strength. Not that having to fall back would be a good scenario, just that knowing there is actually a place to which I could retreat in the face of disaster was a comfort. Very surprising.
Also, I've begun to reread the Art of War. - 7:11 AM, August 08, 2012
- What Now? said...
It really does sound like you're in a much better place, both personally and professionally, although I'm sorry that the Jekyll/Hyde administrator is in a powerful enough position that he/she can make life difficult. But, yes, at least you're now fully part of the faculty community. Horrible, really, that such bullies are allowed to wield such power.
And I've also just been reading through your health saga. Goodness! I'm glad you're doing better now. - 11:42 AM, August 08, 2012
- Clio Bluestocking said...
Hi What Now?: Definitely in a much better place! Both for the job and the health saga.
I finally got a definite answer to my central question about the parameters of my job. Just as I expected, and now I know. I'm not bitter, just feeling a little foolish that I didn't have the foresight to ask about such things earlier. Even then, I'd still have taken the job (perhaps with a slight more trepidation). After all, I'm not losing anything that I actually had before. I'm gaining time for my own work, a better library, and a home with the Gentleman Companion. Much better place, indeed! - 11:55 AM, August 08, 2012
- Digger said...
You look taller. :)
- 10:17 PM, August 09, 2012
- Clio Bluestocking said...
Digger: Yes. Yes, I do, don't I? Thank you!
- 10:02 AM, August 10, 2012


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The old saying "Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely" is the moral of this story.
However the film does take its time in getting this point across.
"Chronicle" has the feel of a big budget student film, with characters straight out of the creative writing class. There's the over achiever, the brooding athlete who yearns for more and the geeky introvert who daily must face and fend off his aggressors.
I'm not saying "Chronicle" is a bad film, but it is a bit too familiar in places. The film borrows from other stories like "Superman" and "Spider-Man" a bit too much. In fact the big fight scene toward the end of the film is pretty much out of "Superman II."
Over all, I think the film speaks to this generation's angst but it only a brief conversation at best.
The film deserves a C and is rated PG-13

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t . MERRICK HD. ""^^^^'^"fi^. FOIXOW THE; NEIGHBOIILY P K,B B:^ -O-R X- "NASSAU'S LAR01St WEEKLY" BALDWIN ROOSEVELT FOLLOW THE LEADER FOR RELIABLE ADVERTISING On. E R- R A C^'lC. 21st Year, No. 50 FBEERORT, N. ¥., THURSDAY, APRtt 4,19S7 pwE-^ c i N f r PBR^:copy CoffeyJs Appitd loPubficlllsI^t By Village Ofpals Patricia Collins Named :To Boatd of /^ipeals To Succeed A . :R. MwUer Stephen A. Coff«V>'BuU(llng T>e-ipaiitincnt SupertntgHdent, was appointed Monday &?gM to a nejsrly creftted, village poSt—Superintend-csit of Public Works. HIB deputy, • also iiai.ied Mondiqr, Is Harry Chui- --sarjo w_io_aIsQ_a'ill^lJ0ottoue_J>Jls_ftl4 duties ns Superintendent of Hlg'") ways Tind Sanitation, So mention was made of tlie salaries. - An experienced Civil Engineer, Mr Coffey will co-Oii(Jlnafc8 worlc of all departments concerned witli construction, maintenance and repairs,- except the village electricity and water, departments because those twc units are self-supporting. Authorities believe tji-eater economy and «f-flcienc, v , will re.siUt .from unlflec^ coajtrol" of work" pevlormed by ,mu-nlcipal employees. It is understobci j^f^ . t?tat MiT CoKeV- ^11 jcotiilnue" • te; •'^'^•-•i.eipl., IMS' MUUanSJjJjaiijJniiOOlfcSnjVViiM RL-- . .•I'njstee Robert S/'kcIrfUan.^ded-- ted J last iirionth 'to^^cceett :feimuriff T, Cheshire, for-a. fouir-yBar •terih.- Joined the VJllaee BSard at' its organization meeting. Ai'tliurR. Mul-ler-^ who had been an atopointed Trustee since Cord Vleliroolt re- £igned last' l^ebnii^r—took tiis seat for' the" first time as an elected Pi-eeporl officials ' The .Rev. -Edward W. Levin, Pas* tor of fije Nazaretie Church, offered 'the ilnvooatlon in the'absetice of taw " Key. Dr, -Rcglnalii H, Scott, who with his wife Is on a trip to South America,'' (Continued oa_Page 2> m Atixiliary Polk:« Hear Ballisrics E)q)»| TdUk _ Paul -Taylor of SfoD)£Iyn, a ballistic expert^addressed tbenienbeys of the Freepocrt Auxiliary ^Uce Asi>aciatloti at their monthly meeting, in the Municipal BttUdIng TliurBday night, MstnAi 28. He. wis Introduced by President Jei&W -S.- • Green. Mr. Taylor demoiistrated'l^nd de- .wrlbed the use of various rtdeainns and said the 25 caUbrei'automatic is soon to be replaced by a Lt^ar type automatic weapon^ He traced the history of rifles iMm the days of the Wild West. Police Captain-Edward S. Oixon announced a campaign woi4<l be ctai'ted soon to Increase njteiiibMj-ship if the au3dlIaiy~tooin some-- thJng more Ulan SW to 6(». You must register tomorrow (Frl day) if'yba plan to vote on the ad' diildnal $875,000 fonds necessai? (or Frceport's proposed sezdor high schooL Reslsiratiori wiU take place between 7' o'clock In Hie miminr and 9 o'clock at, night in the H!|r^ School andttorlum's lobUy^-;- - trict On Additional Si Be/ore Plan Change Frecport School District must vote on whcHier/If will speiul an additional |875,000 toward both tlie proposed st'iiioi* high school and the swimming pool — without eBini-niiling the pool proposition before bitllots are cast i i x a spe-i- ial election Mondaj', April lii. That's the answer Statc^EdnaitioiiJ>epartnicnl officials al»t »vae gcio%n*fcenr-etnoc.ters nwggiothst-r oHiTiei TiBffotlacr dh j"'ocfi viEc^d^u cul lon Ma r c h "27* Spokesmen for civic groups had urgctl that the Board postpone its refereiickmi until it could costs more than $325,000 by (hopping the pool from tiie architect's plans, Douglass Lawrence, dislrJcl counsel, got a negative answer last %vc'ek when he asked slate officials whether such a step would be legal. Plans for an election have progressed so much that the baUoting must take place before any change in the proposition can be m a d e . Henry Seajjrook, former President of tiie Atlantic South..Civic As.sociation, mentioned the request for $875,000 additional money dur-i leg a conference in the High School Cleveland-Minister. ..,. .,^4-^lhrtiaL.on_JJh^ amiual budget. He Presbyterians Name Rev. Couch as Pastor Bishop'jriunesi'-^^JSe^olfe. Mt, c«ogf»t«iaiesOth« 8ep. Robert ti, ./Pierce, j^'iecto'r^iiif;;:ijio-'i^ Jnda<rtloj|'}«t ^i»)n(ibw^^i|ieia •' ''••'•' .'_ By Bisftfl|> DfeWo|l^^ "hurch of the Traosfignratioh, was iiisUtuted lasl Thursdaf; # " j - ' * * '^ ligljt hy tlie Right Rev. James P. De Wolfe at a spepial ;R|fflt'^"» TheJlevj Robert..Hi PJerce;-ft«Jw ReBtdr of t h e Epiicbpsih Church of **"~ i"-^—«^—A-_-i ^_ ^^ j , . ^ . } . » . i »r.™ .^i ni. service. Senior Warden Clifton B. Qmith presented the keys of the 'chu«shj altter :91shop De Wolfe read- the letter of Institution. The Bible, BooK of Copanoij Prayer and books con-lai| ilni?:,ihiVraajpiaB.:of""thB:.,gene^^ 8nd'41ioceBan convention w£re]i>re-sent6d b> )Mi« i?ec6or. After recelv-iDg Benedicflwii imm the ^Bishop. Bfo; Plerce^offKfed his Supplication, tW^^aai'4i:&p&^UAiaB ot the «onEis^»tii»V:-;;iifciiiop!_.zDe! 'W&if*' pMftiaied^theiefflBon. . !n»-,new- Rector eucce^ed Dr. BeginaUK Scott, who retbedrjan-uarp 1. He became Curate fonr years; ago. .Bom in iWftMr. Plewse was gradv»ted:-&:om i^amalca. High SCIMSDI, QuMns jdbUegi a a i i ' t e k i^ ley MVtoity Scttool iimtt vpOi a bachelor degree in. Sacred nnieology. fte formerly wias an Assistant Hector at-SE. Joseph's Church in Queens Vuiage from issrte.1953. He has been working on rhis n»aiter"» lie'- gree a i l t t e tieneM A Seminary and cjcpects to be awarded it In June/ • ' ••• znppEB's' PHAMMcrr TO 8TA TOPEN SONDAX Zipper's Pharmacy, i>5 South Grove street, will remain open until 10 o'clock Sunday night after other feeport drug Stores close early in the afternoon for the rsst of the day, JtgjpJlPne number is.lBeepDrt, a-9Mfl. Bfe^die Ch^inaiiee &ar€frceinent~;Stiufs ' - '~ ~ . ^ Police b^nm #nfiMncing;>. ttae- Jport's "••,BW~'We]rc^ ' 'ordlnanee! nion'da^.'.'-1 Uiipnant - Anttumy JElar; head'of Oie 1*|ttlc Safe^ l)lvlidoiii,saidJi2^-M&-luvS been reglstimd.; Olh^:: frejeport retl- .dents 4rliv own bicycles* ri^irald 'phQtt0-.w^Tlsit FoUce- Headqmtiteis ^at- once to amnse Cor regfetra-tlon. :To Stall. Mdlfiei'S.'Day , The Rev 'A, Edward-Couch, asso-cla^} minister of the fVirest HJUs Presbyterian "Church; Cleveland, Ohio, since 1954, was extended a unanimous call to the pastorate of the First Pi"esbyterlan Ohiiith at a meeting held after the morning Service on Sunday. He Is expected to take up his worit here on Sunday, May 12, Mother's Day. ,^ ^hfr^ffeV. Mr.'Concl!. preaohisd as ijJalWlflfcte'at the sejwlde on MH" .' \Hturope;'.J tuvl <aak<!«"«3S!r>Ksa!Ki.^Wlril else 16* had • done,, hesides .^Uminat? ^ .prepaid*tloiis for & third lloor, .to ' cut the 'expectc'd-cost of-the ibigh . school. 'His'question 'was answered by Iieo Pr Glhlyn, school Board President,- end Walter Hawkins, Superintendent of buildings. JEIoir-'PiaiM 'Were Cot The officials replied that they made toe original plans tn accordance with certain state requlrdnents •fer toll^^^ctessrooms; a iM^r gym and! "a ibigi^ cotirt than, the board •.' - «i ^ ' :M ^ (iBiifteJ! liavlni been lteartfl«f»lAWtotfidto:'Wide Sut because the ily, comMttee, iPBde ^ijp'•ifi'liBes frar conitrpctlon Jumped so ;ijjf.t ispiesewtetlMM- o| the ehnrcft and itsi oaganlzatlffns '.•wltBi Albirt; Seifteld as chairman. He created a favorable impression and when Mr, Benfleld" submitted the report of tiw committee recommending the calling of the young minister, "The' membership accepted the recoi»>- mendattoh without a dissentins vote. '- - .-• "v"'"'" Mr. Conch, whose father, the' Rev. Albert s: Couch."is pastor M the Vn^on .Congregational Pj^iurch- of Rictonond Hill, was gmdi&ted'frop (Continued on -Pi^e i) KecreatUmDepaHment Plans To Mold SporMiight Friday The Freeport Recreations iQepartment , will hold a Sjportsnight Open House Friday: WglU, April 5, at the High School Gymnasium. The evenihgs-prbgrani will offer many uttractioiis to youtIis,Jiiidi.adiM.i8." alike with. tlie -opening event scheduled for 7 o'clock. tjnisiCtolimilnis:team .WMQII won; the sfi:-team -junior lB«cr«ation: Saturday Morning Iicaguc ;^ni'play an all-star team.selected ff«nVttaifr jeMwe. MfiihbcM ~bf this <^iiffl4bMJ team are Jack ITalenU. Xi^ JEafonte,, Arthur Thorn, Ray Ozswath and Tom MarsHnll. The all-stars "vUl he-represented .by Paul ami Bruce Du-ifand from.the Archer team; feary Spatmavin and Andrew Lopei!, representatives of the Atkinson squad; Sbeve_PfJst«r,_Bayylcw; Nathaniel' iioss, Harold Mills, Robert McKen- Slerfrom the Cleveland Red Devils Biid Ted Gfbiian and Leonard Mills ;iwin the Cleveland WariiorB. Vartoifi'officials will be oh hand .to^-present -trophies, to the -championship' teams along jvlth a 'special award for the' outstanding player and a sportsmanship atfaEd"for a player in each -Recreation' Department leagiie. Presentatidns will take' place Immediately after the Junior ' tContinued on Pfige 0> miteh, the board, "^Iked ttoe state ;^flllttl| •Mtpi''',i?i'^''*Wfi***6'nt8,: thei-ebFreduoiiig'^b fiiice of-tjM-cor-rlcjors and the cuWiJTineBSiB*mcnts by^ about 200,00|}^^.'i»]I]tc. test. 'Sams • ceiling ^eights. aM'Were cut, • a&. Hawl(totf^sB!(i:;tlie Stote iWu- ; dBttalf' D^toafient reqtilrea "four jtoyslcrf'efiuiktt&Huteacher stfUpna" .£or^a..bjMtog.;p| •Jttils;,5&,';B 'fhi AwlmstUng'popi;!^-- ellminatedi tan aujicilaiylp4p'wo|ild pirobably have ^ toe tbiillt." ifie'contended, predlotf tag that liy'^tiie tliile this substitution cotild be inQde<4Sie construction cost would equal tdiat of a poolrWtl- . Jlato.-Schneldeii-of-Jjhe Northeast civic Association atjig^lpatiricia Collins of flie SoulhwBt-civlcs later took Issue with iihis comparison by pointing out the extra maintenance and equipment costsi which a pool would require. ' Richard Curran, President of tf»e Southwest -civics, brought ^wo sug-suggestions, froautshat group's executive commltteci (1) Postpoiiemetit of the vote on additional funds because the public has not yet had an opportunity to understand why costs are figured 20 per cent higher 'than one year ago; 'and (2) • Reexamination of the pool proposition because construction is , so much more expensive than xvhen the'.district favored the project by about thtee-to-two, Gresoi'y- Murrtfy, Uie Southwest civics' former President, argued tlwt I , tCpn^nued on Page~8)" . 7 MAto,i,i'Hil',fW1,jw|«gy—
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Title | The-Leader_1957-04-04 |
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Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin. |
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Read your Catechism about what the Catholic Church teaches in regards to the Jews. You are misinformed.
Now you went and did it! You've summoned a chorus of howling outrage asserting that the Catechism promulgated under JPII is badly flawed at best or anathema at worst and that there is one catechism and one only: that of the Council of Trent.
So let's all behave ourselves, stop hijacking poor Lady M's thread and return to the topic which is the resignation of our Holy Father and the election of his successor.
I just heard on the news one of the names on the list as a possible Pope is Cardinal Sean O'Malley of Boston. That would be awsome to have an American Pope.
there's an old saying: "whoever enters the conclave the next pope, leaves it still a cardinal."
Please, let's not have Dolan be selected.
OTOH, I would like it if Cardinal Burke was selected. He's the one on the Apostolic Signatura, and at 64 is on the younger side of the College of Cardinal (and about the same age as Dolan).
Your youngest cardinals are Moran Baselios Cardinal Cleemis, who, as the head of the Syro-Malankala Catholic Church is the youngest cardinal at the age of 53. He's practically middle aged!
Then there is Luis Cardinal Tagle, Archbishop of Manila at age 55. One possible issue with him is the controversy over his history of the Second Vatican Council, which is seem by some as to progressive a reading of it.
I think the younger the better and most probably Asian or African. They deserve a shot as they are 3/4 of the Catholic Church, but you and I dont count in this only the Holy Spirit throught the College of Cardinal.
Wikipedia articles are interesting but as there is no attribution or legitimacy of qualification you dont know who wrote them or why, and anyone can edit them. I dont trust anything on wikipedia unless attributed and peer reviewed.
there's an old saying: "whoever enters the conclave the next pope, leaves it still a cardinal."
As I have said Dave old boy- the Pope you want is never the Pope you get. And vice versa. The Holy Spirit chooses His man for His reason and our need. The Holy Spirit chooses on our need not our wants.
We live in interesting times as the Chinese say
Im sorry, Imconfused, So Jews today and or for the last several centuries... dont have their sins forgiven because they dont have a Temple with the Ark of the covenant in it where they could also preside as priests??
No thats bollocks as we say. God forgives everyone who wants it, basic Catechism. The Temple of Salomon destroyed by the Romans in 72AD was not the centre of the Jewish Faith but the sign of it. The 10 Commandments are the centre of Jewish Faith along with the the laws of Deuteronomy. The Ark of the Covenant was lost in 72AD but the current belief is that it is secreted somewhere in, near, under, by Jerusalem
You can recognize a tree by the fruit it bears. Even if it wants to call itself something else. Are there Jewish people today who still sacrifice animals for the atonement of their sins? If not, how are they "god's people"? The law was replaced by a much better covenant between God and man. The blood of Jesus covers the sins of all who repent and believe- but he still gets rejected, by people who prefer the traditons of men. Mark ch7 v6 "These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me" Jesus refering to the Pharisees.
If Jews are not Gods People then neither are we. We obey the same laws and follow the same prophets, sing the same psalms and obey the same Commandments.
Next Jesus was a Jew so if the Jews practics a false religion then Jesus practiced a false religion. So are you saying Jesus is a false God?????? That seems to be mildly heretical?
Christ said "I have come not replace the law but fulfill it"
I'm sorry to have to correct you again Paul, and I know this is way off the thread topic, but: The God of the Catholics is NOT the same as the gods of the Hindus, Buddhists, Muslims, Jews, or any other false religion.
You cannot pray to God the Father while rejecting God the Son or God the Holy Spirit, they are ONE!
Those who do not worship the true God worship false gods (otherwise known as Satan). This is why God gave the first commandment to Moses.
Yes He is. All the major religions, even the polytheistic ones believe that over all is One Supreme God, and tolerance is a virtue that seldom seems practiced here. God created Man is His Own Image, no exceptions. We are all Gods Children and it is for us to bring our brothers to belief in the teaching and conclusions of Christ. But not to judge them as that is His job not ours.
My understanding is he is planning to remain out of the public eye, so there should be no occasion for conflict. It was reported today he said he will not be writing any more books.
For the first month or two he is going to live in the Summer Palace near Castilliano? Lake Como, then he is going to move into a Monastery within the Vatican near to but outside the Papal Palace.
I think if he writes any more he will write under his given name of Joseph Ratzinger Bishop Emeritus of Rome, and he will never attempt to control or order the New Pope in anything. He is far too good a man for that.
Urban VI
Pope Urban VI (Naples, Italy)
Born: Bartolommeo Prignani
Preceded by: Gregory XI (1370 - 1378)
Succeeded by: PBoniface IX (1389 - 1404)
Roman Catholic Pope #203
Antipope: Clement VII
Born: c. 1318 (Langquedoc)
Died: October 15, 1389
Pope: April 8, 1379 - October 15, 1389 (11 years, 6 months)
Urban VI was elected by French Cardinals at the behest of a Roman populace which demanded that an Italian once again sit on Peter's throne. This would not prove to be a good choice for them because Urban really wanted to reform the clergy - in particular, he wanted to limit the extravagant lifestyles which the cardinals had come to enjoy.
Unfortunately, he did not go about these reforms with much tact and his insults and abuse of the cardinals caused them to elect an antipope, Clement VII - this inaugurated the Great Schism of the West. This would last for some 60 years, with one set of popes settled in the Lateran Palace in the Vatican and a second line of popes based in Avignon.
Urban launched upon a program of violence against those he thought to have been conspiring against him, imprisoning people at will and mistreating them brutally. Later historians have considered seriously that he might have been insane.
With all respect, and certainly this is a short compilation, but I must ask if it is really a good thing to post entries on the lives of the Popes using a website biased toward the enemies of the Church, namely atheism.about.com?
Here is a somewhat longer entry, but more balanced, from the online Cathoilc Encyclopedia. One of his long lasting policies was to ease the scism between the Eastern and Western Churches. He also instituted the Feast of Corpus Christi.


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Student course ratings are crucial to The New School's efforts to provide high-quality education. Course ratings offer students an opportunity to share candid feedback with their teachers, who use the feedback to modify or improve course content, format, and approaches.
All courses at The New School can now be evaluated through the online system. The system is easy to use, flexible, and anonymous. It provides faculty with faster, more comprehensive feedback. The online ratings system also saves paper, in accordance with the university's commitment to sustainability.
The course rating period for the fall 2013 term runs from Monday, December 2, to Thursday, December 19.
New! Drawing on the experience of a number of institutions, we have decided to give students who complete course ratings early access to their final grades in those courses. During the evaluation period, December 2-19, students who have filled out the ratings form for a course or formally declined to provide feedback will be able to see their course grade when it is posted. All students will be able to view their posted grades beginning December 20. • If your instructor submits a grade during the evaluation period, you will be able to view the grade as soon as it is posted if you have submitted the ratings form or formally declined to give feedback. • If a grade has been submitted by the instructor but you have not provided feedback through the ratings form or declined to do so, you will see the grade IP in Grade View or on your official or unofficial transcript. Your grade for the class will be available to you once you provide (or formally decline to provide) feedback.• Please note that once you have submitted a ratings form, it may take up to two hours for the system to update your Grade View access. (If you submit your course rating between 4:00 and 7:00 a.m., you'll see submitted grades after 7:00 a.m.)• Please note that in Degree Works, grades of IP appear both for ungraded courses and graded courses for which no ratings form has been submitted. Your grade will be revealed after you submit a ratings form or decline to do so in the system.
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Download the Key Club International Board meeting agenda for the January 2012 meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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We are 97 years strong—and still going. On January 21, the Kiwanis International organization celebrates our official birthday, which is the day the Detroit No. 1 Club chartered in 1915.
It's a good time to reflect on and celebrate all that's been accomplished in our 97 years of serving children around the world. Where would children in your community be without Kiwanis?
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December 16, 2011
If you join the 450 million viewers watching the Tournament of Roses Parade on January 2, keep your eyes open for some familiar faces. Kiwanis International President Alan Penn and his wife, Jeri, will be among the representatives riding the Winter Wonderland Kiwanis International float.
Not the spectator type? Get more involved: Sponsor the Kiwanis float or join the Rose Float Committee in the actual decorating. Besides working on our own Winter Wonderland-themed float, Kiwanis volunteers spend thousands of hours on other floats as well. Join in the fun and get the inside story on what goes into these gorgeous creations.
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December 13, 2011
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That's a nice chunk of change toward The Eliminate Project. Especially considering this donation comes from high school students.
Our Key Clubbers and friends, dressed in costumes such as Minnie Mouse, Zorro or Captain Jack Sparrow, went door to door on Halloween night trick-or-treating for UNICEF. These are donations collected by children to benefit children. Great job, Key Clubbers!
Read about Key Clubbers who hosted a Halloween-themed festival to benefit The Eliminate Project.
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December 01, 2011
The deadline for the ASU LSP scholarship has been extended to December 12, 2011.
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The government is directed, by the force of the Constitution, to leave Pastor Jamie Coots alone.
How would you other Christians like it if the government put you in jail for exercising your sacred rituals?
Pastor Coots shows his faith in God and trust in the Bible's Word, which is his Christian duty, by practice, and not empty words alone.
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If you jailbroken you iDevice that's a huge step and I would say "Well done!" but if you are a newbie to this field and want some advices regarding what apps to install you came to the right place. In this article we are going to talk about the top 10 apps that are free for the iPhone and can be found on Cydia. If you don't have it you can always get cydia download. Everybody enjoys free apps font you think? Some of you already came in counter with them but since we are talking about a top them we are going to speak again about them.
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1 The first place is occupied by the great Winterboard. Even though it creates on some iDevices some lag Winterboard offers you the possibility to change or customize the appearance of you iDevice like call screen, lock screen, spring board and many more. It can be found on BigBoss repo.
2 AptBackup is a time saver. Why is that? Well, let me put it this way. Remember when you upgrade your iPhone you lose your Cydia apps and you must start all over again and install them. So all that hassle its solved by AptBackup which backs up all your Cydia apps and once you upgraded you iDevice your apps will be reinstalled. You can find it on BigBoss repo.
3 Do you want direct link to your designated app. With AppLink you can achieve this quickly. Again it can be found in BigBoss repo.
4 SBSettings is the first app that gets installed on my all iDevices. I think that everybody agrees with me. It helps you by getting you key features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and many more features of your iDevice. Courtesy of BugBoss repo.
5 Activator is a powerful app that takes to a whole new level the navigation experience on your iPhone. You can activate things and apps all by simple gestures. Another one from the BigBoss repo.
6 MxTube is quite a helper when it comes to download a song from YouTube to your iPhone. Just like all above it's from BigBoss repo.
7 FolderCloser will close your folder if you have accessed an app, so I would say this is a must have. BigBoss repo.
8 Qik lets you stream live high quality video depending on your network connection. If you want great results I suggest you use Wi-Fi. Another one from BigBoss repo.
9 Have you ever wanted to have a portable Wi-Fi hotspot or a USB modem well with PdaNet you can achieve this. I'm not a fanatic of BigBoss repo but what should I do if all the apps from my point of view are great.
10 With Backgrounder can choose if an app should benefit from the multitasking feature or not. So as usual BigBoos repo brings this app.


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