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THE MAROON LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., NOVEMBER 17, 1933 Volume XII Number 7 Alma Mater Contest Won By Anonymous Alumnus Entry Decision Based On Thought, Tone And Spirit In Song Loyola has an Alma Mater! A decision rendered by the committee of selection awarded the first place in the song contest last Tuesday to a composition bv an alumnus who will remain anonymous according to an announcement by Rev. J. A. Greeley, S.J., chairman of t'ne committee. "The words and music ut tliis song are eminently suited loi Ml Alma Mater song," said Father Greeley," and embody a spirif and thought that is characteristic of OUT university." The song will be introduced at the Loyola-Centenary game Thanksgiving Day in connection with the Homecoming Colebration.Decision was rendered difficult as many excellent entries were received. Only by the most careful analysis of thought, tone and spirit that should be in an Al'l ;i Mater could a decision !)'.■ made. The song selected possessed the qualities of an Alma Mater and on this was the decision baseu, the judges said. Four entries deserving mention were "Sons of Loyola" by Leonard Dreuding; "Loyola Our Own" by Leo C. Zinser and Sien Chri-liinson; "Loyola Chimes" by Wllina Legg: and "Loyola Rally" l.y ('. El. Lazarus and F. Dahmpn, Jr. These songs will be incorporated in a Loyola Song Book for which plana are now being made. The song will be introduced next week by the Loyola Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. E. E. Sc'miyten, dean of the College of Music and by the Loyola Band under the direction of Professor Michael Cupero, director of the band. The Symphony Orchestra will introduce the song on a program over the university's broadcasting station WWL next Thursday night at 6:00 P. M. A male quartet will sing the Alma Mater in connection with the orchestra's presentation. Dr. Schuyten is completing musical arrangements for both t'he vocal and instrumental parts. Professor Michael Cupero is making the arrangements for the band and practice on the song will begin as soon as possible. Huge Circus And Dance Planned For Gym To Finance New Floor And Roof For Gym Plans for a huge circus and dance to raise funds for a new roof and floor for the Loyola gym, were formed last Tuesday night at a meeting of fifty or more friends of the university in Marquette Hall. The circus will be staged in the Loyola gym on December 15, 16, and 17. At the meeting last Tuesday, Leonard West, temporary chairman of the committee, explained the condition of t'ne gym and pointed out the advantages of the new floor and roof. "A fine inter-collegiate schedule for the basket-ball team is being prepared and we must have the proper facilities to accomodate the crowds expected", said Mr. West. He is superintendent of the grounds and gymnasium. Coach "Doc" Erskine attended the meeting and spoke a few words commending the movement and promising a fine series of games for the coming season, "if," he said, "we have the gymnasium to play them in." Tne plans formulated include a dance for Loyola students and their friends to be held in the gym Friday, December 15. A prominent orchestra will be secured to furnish the music and admission will be nominal. The circus for the two remaining nights will be open to all and many prominent men in the city Delphians Hear Fr. Goodspeed Lecture A lecture on "Music In the Middle Agoe" presented by Father A. B. Goodspeed, S. J., was the feature of ■ meeting of the Pontalua Chapter of the Delphian Society held in Conservatory Hall November 8. The urogrua was opened with a violin solo by Ruth Sehaeffer, accojppanied by Yvonne Thomas. A vocal selection by Mrs. de Kilo Simon, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ella de los Reyes, was given ifter Father Goodspeed's lecture. Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater, Loyola all hail! Tower of strength and a beacon of truth! Thine is the courage that never shall fail— Courage imparted to men and to youth. Bearing thy standard of Maroon and Gold, We shall be true to our heritage old; Loyal, to country, to God and to thee— Loyal, Loyola, with thy loyalty. Youthful in years, in tradition and fame Thou, as descendant of shield without taint, Reach through the centuries blessed by thy name— Name of a student, a soldier and Saint. Bearing thy standard of Maroon and Gold, We shall be true to our heritage old; Loyal, to country, to God and to thee— Loyal, Loyola, with thy loyalty. I Four Promising University of North Dakota Gridders | Four Sophomore Nodaks To Promise Trouble For Wolves Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 14.— These four promising sophomores are bringing joy to Coach Jack West of the University of North Dakota. Each of these graduates of last year's freshman team is earning a regular position on the 1933 edition of the Sioux, and all play important roles in the Nodak's Siouxicide schedule. Al Sowle, 210 pound tackle, stepped in the breach caused by graduation of Milt Wick last spring, and has performed like a veteran. He is 22 years old, stands 6 feet 2 inches tall, and hails from Duluth, Minn. He is married and is the father of six-months old Freddie. Boycott Violators Of N.R.A. Says Fr. Burke American Ideals In Greater Danger Than In World War Declaring that those firms and individuals who violate the provisions of the NRA code and fly the Blue Eagle should be boycotted, and that Americans who fail to support the policies of President Roosevelt are slackers, the Rev. Martin Burke, S. J., head of the department of philosophy ot Loyola, delivered the second of the series of lectures in the forum in philosophy Sunday night in Marquette Auditorium. "We are in greater danger today of a complete annihilation of American ideals than at any time during the World War," Father Burke told the audience, "and it is up to every American citizen to do his part to support the president in his attempt to bring us out of the depression". The string ensemble of the Loyola college of music under the direction of Dr. Ernest E. Schuyten, dean, played musical selections before and after Father Burke'? talk. The lectures will be continued Sunday at 7 p. m. Debate Society To Pick Varsity Team The first of the elimination debates nf the Edward Douglass White Society will he held November 27, at 8:30 P. M., according to announcement by William K. Hamilton, president of the society. "Resolved that the powers of the President of the United States should be substantially increased as n Mttled policy," the national forensic topic, will be discussed throughout this series. The affirmative will he upheld by Leo Zii'.ser, Sam McNeely, and Edward Seghers. Felicien Lozes, Harold I Deßlanc and Tom Dunn will (peak for the negative. This series of eliminations will be continued weekly on Monday evenings until the varsity debating team has been chosen. Hamilton also announced that the freshman debates would begin on December 4, at 8:30 P. M. in Marque,te Auditorium. NEXT GYM DANCE NOVEMBER 24 November 24 has been selected as the date of the second Loyola Gyrn Dance, according to an announcement by J. Skelly Wright, chairman of the committee in charge. The dance, given in celebration of ll\e Loyola-Centenary football game to be played Thanksgiving Day. will last from nine o'clock until one. The Loyola Orchestra Will furnish the dance music. Tickets may be secured from any of the following members of the Gym Dance Committee: \rts and Sciences, Charles Bailey, Tom Dunn, Steve Rodi, Leslie Hottinger, Chester Reith, Daniel Home, William Hamilton, Marion Loisel, and Tom Brahney; Night School, William Cahill, Konrad Lagarde; Law School, John Blasi, Larry Babst, Nic Petitjean; Dental School, William Calhoun, and Abraham Diaz: Pharmacy School, Charles Aprlll. Elaborate Scenery To Feature Play Elaborate scenery and authentic period costumes will be a feature of the French play "Le Voyage de Monsieur Perichon", to be presented December 15, according to Cart. Hensley B. Lacy, director of the play. Night rehearsals begin next week for the production. "With the addition of several members the cast is now complete and rehearsals go along much more smoothly," said Director Lacy. Property committees are hard at work securing the proper scenery and costumes for the play, which is laid during the Second Umpire period. The properties will faithfully carry out the period, it is said. Hausmann Trophy Contest Next Friday Freshmen And Sophomores Clash In Annual Debate The first event in the annual Freshman - Sophomore Hausmann Trophy Contest, will be a debate next Friday at 11 a. m. in Marquette Auditorium, according to nn announcement by the Student Council. The representatives for each of '.he rlmnoi will be selected by professors of the first and second vear public speaking classes sometime this week. The subject of the debate will be: Resolved—That a modified form of hazing is helpful to the university. Charles H. Bailey, president of the Student Council, announced that dales for the remaining four events have not been decided upon. The tug of war is being planned for the Loyola-Centenary game on Thanksgiving Day. The contest is an annual one and includes five events between the freshman and sophomore classes of the university, three being scholastic and two athletic. The events are: debate, oratorical presentation, essay, tug of war, and class rush. NODAKS THREATEN WOLVES SUNDAY Visitors Have Speed, Weight; Use Double Wing-Back Also Sioux Tackle, 245 Pounds, Is Largest Player In Country The meeting of Loyola and North Dakota University at the Loyola Stadium Sunday afternoon at 2:30, promises to be one of the outstanding football games played in New Orleans this year. The Pack will march on the field Surday afternoon prepared to put up one of their best scraps of the year to avenge the 18-6 defeat at the hands of the Nodake last Thanksgiving. This game was played in a sea of mud, but the clicking wing-backs of the Sioux managed to skirt the ends and make ga'ns through the line to the tune of three touchdowns. This game and the Centenary game Thanksgiving Day will be broadcast over Loyola's station, WWL, direct from the field. North Dakota is again comlnU to Mew Orleans with a fast and. powerful football team. Coach "Doc" Erskine is working his men hard to stop the Sioux advances and is wa'-nins his men to expect a totfgh tussle with the northerners. The Noclak? will use again the double wing-back which worked so well last year against Loyola's defense. The Loyola single wing-back, then the Pack's method of attack, could not make any outstanding gains •»gninst the Sioux, but this year each team will match its double wing-back against the other's. Although the Sioux have not had an over successful season, they will nevertheless have a strong team. Last Saturday in Fort Worth the Sioux lost 19-7 to T. C. U.. the team that held Centenary 0-0 and beat the Texas Aggies 13-7. Ike Carrier, assistant Loyola coach, who saw the game in Fort Worth, said the Nodaks have as good a team as they had last year and I hat they were plenty good. He stated the Sioux looked good in the fir: i hall and for a while held the lead, but the heat seemed to bother the northern boys and the T. C. U. team finally succeeded in making three touchdowns. The Nodaks are ■pending the week in the South and by the time they take the field in New Orleans they will be pretty well acclimated. The Sioux have a forward wall (his year almost as heavy as the Wi lvrs, but whether they charge harder remains to be seen. The N'orlak tackle, Meinhover, who Petit jean Resigns Presidency Of Council Charles H. Bailey Elected Student Council President Chiules H. Bailey, junior arts and scirnce student, was elected to the presidency of the Student Council last Tuesday upon the resignation ■if N. Curtis Petitjean, who took office at the beginning of the present semester. Lloyd Salathe was elected vice-president to fill the vacancy created by Bailey's election. Pailey, vice-president of the Council, has been a member for the past two years and was elected vice-president last May. He is prefect of the Loyola Sodality and chairman of the College Council of Sodalities of New Orleans. Very active 'n extra-curricula organizations Bailey has been a member of the Varsity Debating squad for two jreen and was selected as a member of the Blue Key, national honor fraternity, at the close of the past college year. He is also a member of the Alpha Delta Gamma national academic fraternity. Petitjfan is a senior in the school of luw and assumed the presidency of the Student Council this fall. The pressure of scholastic duties forced Mm to resign from the post much to his regret. "There is nothing I would like to tlo more than continue as president of the council, but I find that it is impossible," he said. "I am with the university heart and soul New Banner To Be Presented To Band Assisted by Captain Hensley B. FCa'-y, formerly of the U. S. Navy, the Loyola band is progressing rapidly in the novel formations and drills which it will execute between the halves of the homecoming game Thanksgiving Day. The band will be presented with a new Loyola banner by C. T. brnce, father of J. John Bruce, clarinetist in the band, at the half of the Loyola-North Dakota game Sunday. The band made its last public appearanoc in the Armistice Day paraie.This Week Friday, Nov. 17 All Day — State Certified Public Accountant exams. 5:00 P. M.—French Play rehearsal, Marquette Auditorium.Saturday, Nov. Iβ All Day — Nothin' doin'. Sunday, Nov. 19 10:00 A. M.—Night Activity Board meet s, Martiuette Auditorium. 2:30 P. M.—Loyola meets North Dakota, Loyola Stadium. 7:00 P. M.—Philosophy Forum. Marquette Auditorium, WWL. Monday, Nov. 20 5:00 P. M.—French Play rehearsal, Marquette Auditorium.6:00 P. M.—Lecture on History, WWL. 7:30 P. M.—Alumni and Alumnae meet Marquette Auditorium.Tuesday, Nov. 21 12:00 Noon—Student Council meets, R. 115 Bobet Hall. I 8:00 P. M.—Lecture on Engllih, WWL. I 6:30 P. M.—Night Activity Board meets, Marquette Auditorium. 8:00 P. M.—Chimes of Normandy rehearsal, Conservatory Hall. Night Forum, Marquette Auditorium. Wednesday, Nov. 22 I 4:00 P. M.—Quart e r 1 y Exams over. 5.00 P. M.—F ranch Play rehuarsal, Marquette Auditorium. 8:00 P. M.—Thespians meet, Marquette Auditorium.Thursday, Nov. 23 12:00 Noon—Tennis club meets, Rm. 33 Marquette Hall. 6:00 P. M.—Campus Quarter Hour, WWL. 9:00 P. M.—Chimes of Normandy rehearsal, Conservatory Hall. Friday, Nov. 24 Early in the morning—And will a lot start right then? (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 4) (Continues on Page 4) cCearn— Your Alma Mater and sing it at the Loyola-Centenary game. y{ Gircus— To raise funds for a neic gym roof and floor is being planned.
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Well about a million people filling Times Square last night to bring in 23 team with a bang.
That was the scene and with this new year comes a whole slew.
-- new laws some controversial.
There is.
Some people would find just plain silly all of them taking effect all over the country today and Shannon Bream is live this morning in Washington.
Help me make sense of the ball good morning sad and happy new year.
And -- you as well read well about these laws they -- enough to some group of lawmakers actually get past.
And onto the books and Kentucky it is now illegal to release Ferrell or wild hogs.
Into the wild.
Down in Florida swamp buggy is no longer legally considered a motor vehicle and there -- a number of employment related measures as well including these.
In organ it's now illegal for employers to advertise a job opening if they won't consider applicants who are currently unemployed.
And in both Illinois and California starting today.
It's illegal for employers to ask for or require you to hand over the passwords to your social media accounts -- FaceBook and Twitter.
That goes for both applicants and current employees.
Other states birdie enacted similar laws in all more than 29000.
Laws were passed by state legislatures all across the country in 2012 in -- course.
It's been a very busy year at the federal level as well many new regulations stemming from laws passed over the last couple of years will kick in today.
Including an HHS mandate that employers who provide health insurance coverage.
Must make sure it includes free access to a number of birth control message some consider methods considered some of them controversial.
Here's an exemption for those defined as religious employers in the mandate but there are more than forty cases now pending by employers who say.
That's what they are and the Obama administration is refusing to recognize that.
Hobby lobby is believed to be the largest employer challenging that mandate just days ago.
Was denied an emergency injunction against the mandate by Supreme Court justice Sonia Sotomayor founder and CEO David -- says quote.
We simply cannot abandon our religious beliefs to comply with this mandate.
Meaning -- companies potentially facing fines of one point three million dollars a day starting today.
Wreck Shannon -- live for us in DC -- thank you.
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spengler said:now its probably because ive just woken up...but yes i bloody would!
milky71 said:Younger than maggie and you wouldn't say no to that
HOWIE8 said:Thread ruined.............tw**s get to work, same as me.......
HOWIE8 said:No, none left mate........now i wonder why that is ???mmmmmmmm
escla said:
Well, at least no more slag heaps or disasters, I think she did it with your own best interests in mind.
HOWIE8 said:im off to work to support people suffering mental health issues and conditions, long term. Think I'll skip your Referral and deem you "Fit for work". Shovelling sh11te on Snowy's place as a voluntary job 1st, then once your up n running, cleaning the public loo's of London, sure you'll know your way round. Good morning, speak late tonight after the debacle or the faboulous victory, both of which will be Osman'a fault no doubt.......
Snowcone said:I wish I'd spent more time talking to Escla. The man's a legend.
escla said:
Bit premature that Snowy, still ere like !
escla said:We could build things like labour camps and teach them a proper work ethic, feed them according to effort and productivity, never so much that they ever get fat and lazy again, just enough to keep them productive and prevent them from becoming a burden on society again, I think this is the general concept of the governments "caring society"
I sadly think yer f**kin' spot on, like, tha' is, with regard to the current govt's twisted conception of "carin'", like...
sambo applecart said:ive got a good idea, all the fat people in the country that are a drain on the NHS, instead of giving them gastric bands, build big factories around the country, and fill them with excercise bikes, get all the fat people to work 8 hour shifts around the clock (creating energy like old dynamo lights used to on bikes) and the energy created can be used as electricity.......
it will be reasonably environmentally friendly and it will save the NHS millions each year, you could even throw in free meals, salads of course though, pie and chips is off the menu......
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Quadrotors are famous for being able to pull all sorts of crazy stunts, but inevitably, somewhere in the background of the amazing video footage of said crazy stunts you'll notice the baleful red glow of a Vicon motion tracking system. Now, we don't want to call this cheating or anything, but we're certainly looking forward to the day when quadrotors can do this outside of a lab, and the sFly project is helping to make this happen.
What makes the sFly project, led by ETH Zurich's Autonomous Systems Lab, different is that the sFly quadrotors don't rely on motion capture systems. They also don't rely on GPS, remote control, radio beacons, laser rangefinders, frantically waving undergrads, or anything else. The only thing that sFly has to go on is an IMU and an onboard camera (and an integrated computer), but using just those systems (and a "very efficient onboard inertial-aided visual simultaneous localization and mapping algorithm"), sFly is capable of navigating all by itself. And if you have a fleet of sFly quadrotors, you can use them to make cooperative 3D maps of the environment:
Each quadrotor is completely autonomous, but they're also equipped with two extra cameras that stream stereo imagery back to a central computer over GSM or Wi-Fi that takes the data from several quadrotors and combines it into an overall 3D model of the environment as a whole. Then, the computer can guide each robot to an optimal surveillance site. The idea here is that you'd be able to rapidly deploy an sFly system with a swarm autonomous quadrotors in a disaster area or somewhere else without any infrastructure (or even a GPS signal) and still be able to take advantage of some clever autonomous aerial mapping.
I wonder if it could be possible to put ortophoto (from Google Earth for example) in to autopilot memory and then let autopilot navigate by comparing the original photo to the realtime image below??
Title should read "stereo cameras", no?
stereo i presume
In last week's video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdmTGAo1Jvg
they showed a 1st step that involved manually flying over the area to build a 3D map, then switching on the vision to automatically fly over the same area. It wasn't obvious how the autopilot mattered if it had to be flown manually to build the map.
How long until the quadcopters are stable and powerful enough to lift a Kinect + Atom board?
Jonathan, about -1.5 years. :-)
Doubtful a Kinect will work outdoors. It projects an infrared grid, and only has a certain range.
Kinect outdoors is a no go. Tried one for a UGV--no good.
AR/scene reconstruction is a very promising tech for nav, but I wonder about the proessing power and latency (if a GCS does the processing) challenges when navigating urban-jungles and having multiple aircraft to control--which is what their use case appears to be.
Flash LADAR is a big boys outdoor capable "kinect" technology for 3 dimensional imaging,
Small and lightweight enough for an UGV or reasonably sized RPV,
not small or cheap enough for hobby quads...yet!
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