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[quote author=John link=board=EWw;num=1035551253;start=0#8 date=03/17/04 at 20:39:00]Greetings Freinds! I've been using 1site since mid 2003. Very straightforward product. Support staff is very helpful, even on weekends. We provide Training Knives and Escrima Sticks primarilly for Military and Law Enforcement. Please stop by at: www.TAKknife.com Best Regards, John / TAK, Inc.[/quote]
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Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Oct 25
, 2002, 7:07am
Don't be shy!
Post here the URL of your Web site created with EasyWebEditor or 1site, so you will have a free ad, and the others will see how nice it is
Maybe they could give you some nice suggestions on how to improve it!
ADDENDA: MORE SITES in the NEW FORUM AT
we have had to delete some sites, please remember if you change domain to post here your new site, otherwise we just have soetimes to flush to delete, we regret so but we can't keep listed non working links...
Posted by: daniel
Posted on: Jan 11
, 2003, 4:30pm
Hi !
I'm a happy 1Site user
HTML is such a pain
, and I'm so happy
to be able to create and administrate my web site
learning it
using 1Site. A great product !
I personally recommended it to every people that don't want to invest time and energy in learning a so badly structured language and syntax as HTML is ! Better use a good product that hide its awful syntax completely.
Now, if you want to take a look to my site:
Cheers !
Posted by: thenrifish
Posted on: Jan 15
, 2003, 5:17pm
WOW- Looked at the new sites and they are awesome. I thought I was doing O.K. but I see others are doing TERRIFIC!
Posted by: Kevin Waugh
Posted on: Jan 17
, 2003, 3:45am
Ok, might as well show off the work I've been doing.
I built this site for a recreational over 30's hockey team in the UK.
I think I've got a bit carried away with opening up new windows and I need to reduce some of the graphics for faster loading - but at least EWE gives me a chance to play around easily and quickly to explore the possibilities.
<Yes, I know I could use frames - but prefer to avoid that if possible
Posted by: twinka
Posted on: Mar 26
, 2003, 3:44pm
Hi everyone!
This is a new experience for me to SING THE PRAISES of a product. I am totally new at doing a website. I have never touched any classes on it or have had any knowledge of html and I still don't. I surfed around and found some trial programs, but this is the one I thought looked the least complicated yet giving a wide variety of designs. Your creations are only limited by your imagination.
A very important selling factor to me is that the EWE also seemed professional. It is not just a fly by night thing someone created and then they disappear never to be found again.
I downloaded the trial version. I LOVE IT, and it didn't take me long at all to buy the software. The support team is prompt and great with assistance and the forum is nice to go and post to others for advice or suggestions and ideas or to share what you learned with them.
My first ever attempt at a website.
I'm hooked.
After you look at my site, you'll see that I will only say things I believe in....life is to short you know?
Posted by: maddywaddy
Posted on: Apr 2
, 2003, 4:40pm
EWE has been pretty cool and
to work with. I've started a small design biz here in Sydney to supplement my performance income. Check out a couple of the sites if you wish.... Oh, and the EWE support staff have been terrific!!! ONYA to all of you out there designing!!!!
This is my site!
This is for a Bagpipe Band!
...and I already have several other jobs...
Posted by: maddywaddy
Posted on: Jun 4
, 2003, 2:09am
Hi again everyone
I'm still working on the sites with EWE... If you have a moment, check them out!!!
Posted by: Gary_Toolan
Posted on: Mar 17
, 2004, 3:19pm
I'd be grateful if readers could check out
- our local animal rescue centre. The site has evolved over about 12 months - the Diary being the most popular page.
Unfortunately, we only get about 30 hits/week, and don't seem to be listed by any of the major engines - I've given up trying to get listed!
Any suggestions, on any topic would be welcome.
Posted by: John
Posted on: Mar 17
, 2004, 8:39pm
Greetings Freinds!
I've been using 1site since mid 2003. Very straightforward product. Support staff is very helpful, even on weekends.
We provide Training Knives and Escrima Sticks primarilly for Military and Law Enforcement. Please stop by at:
Best Regards,
John / TAK, Inc.
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Mar 17
, 2004, 9:38pm
Just a quick suggestion for
I see you added keywords and descriptions, but there are 2 important things:
1) in the first page, you are not specifying a meaningful page title, please use "Format >Page properties", then change the title in the cell at the bottom left (now it is "index", replace it with a title full of keywords)
2) for the first page, I see you are using the gray box (file name) within "Format >Page properties". Please do not use it for the home page. I guess you are writing "index.html" inside it, right? Delete this.
Instead, if your host really needs "index.html" as home page filename, select "Hypertext >Current Hypertext Properties", second tab, on the top right, replace "index.htm" with "index.html".
Both things will improve your position with search engines. Yes it seems stupid but, as the post here, it works!
Another way to improve your position is to insert somewhere a (very small and quite hidden) link to
in order to reciprocate the link posted within this forum
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Mar 18
, 2004, 8:08pm
I move here the message that a guy posted starting a new topic.
We recommend to post your sites under THIS topic (just reply) and to not open new topics just for showing your Websites.
I have started a web site
it has 93 pages and is getting a bit unwieldy. Perhaps someone will check and suggest any modifications to make it more navigable.
I'd like to increase the pages by another couple of hundred or so
Posted by: Miryyal
Posted on: Apr 8
, 2004, 12:21am
Hello VV Buddies - Well I've decided to take the plunge and post you all my web address.
It's very basic - and still underconstruction
- but you've no idea how excited I am that it's up there!
It's created with 1SITE - having tried so many
- it is definitely the VERY BEST.
So have a look and any constructive suggestions would be most welcome:
I can build it up over time - I have lots of material to ad.
Biggest thanks to VV - you are the greatest!
I'll stop now!
Actually I saw someone asked about how to link to VV on the website - I have the registered version and would still like to do that. Share the good news around
Posted by: skreft
Posted on: Apr 12
, 2004, 2:37pm
I've tried learing html, but founud it a bit redundant to do. EWE is just as easy as using any word processing program, and it made building my page a whole lot simpler. Without worrying about coding, I only had to worry about content. Thanks!
Posted by: batistajm
Posted on: Apr 19
, 2004, 11:14am
on Apr 14
, 2004, 9:55am,
batistajm wrote
This is a site made with EasyWeb. It will be improved in the coming weeks but it is fully operational ( I hope! ). Please visit and let me know of any bugs you find or anything you want to suggest / ask.
I hosted this site with registerfly (my first and last hosting with them) It has been offline much more time than online and when it is online my admin control panel is offline. But usually, as is the case right now, BOTH the site and the admin control panel are offline. So if you ate looking for a hosting provider go look somewhere else.
////// (The Staff): maybe you can get hosting from our new hosting service,
Posted by: Ruth
Posted on: Jun 21
, 2004, 4:04pm
I am an EWE newbie. I am still figuring out what I can do with it but I do like what I have created so far. My sites URL is :
. It is for the bicycle shop my husband and I own. We are located in Ohio, USA, and are celebrating 25 years of business.
One of my problems with uploading my site was I kept uploading it to the root folder- where it could not be seen. I was very unhappy
Thanks to the assistance staff at EWE for their assistance!
Posted by: Corey Hunter
Posted on: Aug 12
, 2004, 10:40pm
I am finally getting my way around the EWE program and having fun!
My site is for my Guitar School and the music I compose.It's not all done yet but the home page is looking pretty cool.
My web address:
Posted by: Deena
Posted on: Aug 27
, 2004, 7:51pm
Couldn't be more satisfied!
I have 1Site! It's a dream!
I must add that VV has excellent customer service. I always receive a reply within 24 hours...usually a few minutes!
This is my second web site, I am very proud of it.
AND...it is a huge hit, I have so many purchases, I can hardly keep up!
Thanks Visual Visions!
Turn your hobby into CA$H...
Thoroughly enjoy the ease with 1Site!
Wishing you all success!
Posted by: claudio beretta
Posted on: Sep 15
, 2004, 2:28am
True hifi for all.
In the first 100.000 www by alexa.
Posted by: Joma Morbat
Posted on: Sep 29
, 2004, 2:52am
Made with HyperPublish:
Posted by: NMcI
Posted on: Oct 31
, 2004, 7:07am
You are all warmly invited to visit my www home!
Here you will find: 'The Biblical Revelation of the Cross' - A Bible Study of the Atonement of Jesus Christ - the Righteous Servant'
It is written from the point of view that the Old and New Testaments were written and compiled by inspiration of God. I would like to challenge all of you to read it - and to post your comment.
Posted by: vevie
Posted on: Nov 5
, 2004, 7:19am
That is a great idea!!!! Thank for this opportunity!
I love your layout!!!! It is very pretty!
I'm right now changing my layout, and still learning...... I always try to found ways to improve it.. So any suggestion will be appreciated
Posted by: Marilyn Pittman
Posted on: Nov 5
, 2004, 7:48am
;Thanks vevie for you comments on my website. I appreciate the feedback - unfortunately I've been a bit slack lately and haven't done too much extra work on it - but I'll get there!
And I looked at your site - and WOW!
it is so PROFESSIONAL - you must have put a lot of work into it - gives me some inspiration to do some more.
Posted by: nuttyme
Posted on: Nov 6
, 2004, 2:43am
I've had a website for 3 years now and always had to rely on the webhost's sitebuilder program to create it, since I don't know HTML. This must be the year for change, though, because I finally had enough with the limitations involved in doing it 'their' way. First I transferred the domain, and then I went online to find 'the right program' that would give flexibility, and still not have to learn HTML. EWE is absolutely the best!!! And I can't thank the support team enough for their quick responses when I had some questions. They not only have an excellent product, but they stand behind it, too. Thanks so much!
Posted by: Gregory M. Zinkl
Posted on: Nov 13
, 2004, 7:10am
sure, here's one of three sites I've done (one of the others is still under development, the third can't be released right now for legal reasons).
(patent and patent agent info, classical music, biology links, etc.)
Posted by: Greg_Siddons
Posted on: Dec 1
, 2004, 3:27am
I've been using Serif Webplus for a while but found it did strange things on different browsers.
So, this is my first web site created with EWE. It's a bird watching site for those of you interested in that sort of thing!
I still have work to do on it, but it's already presentable even after 1 day of using EWE for the first time.
Posted by: Bryan Flagg
Posted on: Dec 3
, 2004, 5:28pm
Hello -
I just wanted to thank you people! I bought 1Site and knew nothing about web design at all. I had a web site done for me by a friend and he moved and got out of the business. I had do do something quick. I could have paid big money to have another site built, but figured I'd give it a shot myself. I was scared to death with no knowledge what-so-ever. One week after receiving your program, I was up and running with a 20+ page website! I can't believe it. 1Site is awesome and easy. If I can do it - anyone can! I would recommend this program to anyone. My site was uploaded in no time with no problems at all.
Thank you for such a great program. Please visit my site at
take a peak. If I can do that in a week's time - I can only imagine what I will be able to do with this program in the future. If anybody is wondering if this program is all that it says it is - IT IS!
Publisher / Northcountry News
Posted by: Greg_Siddons
Posted on: Dec 7
, 2004, 4:41am
Hello Bryan
Your site looks the biz. I especially like the scrollable menu on the left pane. It all scales nicely too in different size browsing windows.
What did you create the reflective artwork in? Very effective.
Greg Siddons (from England)
Posted by: Keith Wood
Posted on: Dec 7
, 2004, 12:46pm
Been working the program for about a month and love it! Very easy to use
Posted by: mevetts
Posted on: Dec 17
, 2004, 6:18am
EWE is just the best piece of software, I'm addicted to it!
Knew nothing about website design, but since using EWE I am officially hooked! The girlfriend is not loving it!
Anyway, if you fancy having a quick look at my site I would be very grateful.
Only started developing it in October 2004, so any comments or suggestions then please don't hesitate to fire away.
'website removed'
Some of the others look really good, well done.
All the best,
Posted by: John Locke
Posted on: Dec 26
, 2004, 1:22am
I am a EWE fan here are the sites I support
Posted by: JulieH
Posted on: Jan 31
, 2005, 1:35pm
Hi there
Well I got there - quite a learning curve but here is my site - still a few things to do but I am pleased with the result. I would like to know what you think and any advice. Still need to add more links and hoping to get a shopping cart in for the CD's.
for creating CDs ->
Posted by: EldoLen
Posted on: Feb 2
, 2005, 9:55am
I've used 1Site for almost two years. I've tried many others, but none comes close to 1Site. It does everything I want. I have a blog, posters, and lots of pages. I have to update my website daily, and have no problems whatever.
I have a 1Site gif on my credits page and hope everyone else does, too.
If I had to type out all the HTML, I won't even bother having a website
Posted by: Donna German
Posted on: Feb 15
, 2005, 4:43pm
Our Mission is to provide a commission free venue for the promotion of the visual arts.
21st Century Art is committed to imparting a forum of diversity for creativity and expression. We aspire to empower artists by affiliating each with an audience. Additionally we hope to cultivate the desire for thought provoking original art in the general public by making it easily accessible.
Evolve your state of mind.
Posted by: jojo
Posted on: Mar 10
, 2005, 9:32am
Hey everyone Ive been working with EWE and am kinda at a standstill
Here is my site: www.majnunmusic
I would appreciate if anyone would like to give me some tips about improving the site
Posted by: Callum Henderson
Posted on: Apr 1
, 2005, 3:28am
Hi! Please have a look at my site created with EWE.
http://homepage moved
This site documents the buliding of an arcade style video games machine which resembles an old coin-op upright cabinet.
The aim of this site is to document the design aims, show how I constructed the cabinet, what it was made with, how the software is configured and acknowledge those who influence our design.
Posted by: N_A_Cooke
Posted on: May 6
, 2005, 2:44pm
Here are a couple of offerings www.meltondistrict is a site detailing the churches with bells in the Melton district. I am particularly proud of the clickable map
is the site that I do for the village.
Posted by: Jules_Ellis
Posted on: May 13
, 2005, 7:05pm
Hi, I created a site with EWE and I added some buttons + submenus created with buttongenerator. This is dicussed in the thread
"Question about Nav Bars"
. I thought that perhaps some people want to see the result. But the whole site is in Dutch. My current URL is
Have fun, Jules
Posted by: baldwinsai
Posted on: Jun 2
, 2005, 1:07am
Ok, here's our try at it. What do you think?
Posted by: Morrelle
Posted on: Aug 9
, 2005, 4:10pm
Here is my creation. Mind you: This is an resource/RPG site tailored around V:tM. A more sinister, and darker looking template for the forum will be uploaded within 24 hours.
We are huge Giovanni fans!
Posted by: Bryan
Posted on: Aug 9
, 2005, 4:53pm
It has been close to a year since I started using 1site and I am still impressed and amazed at how easy it is. I have added many new pages since the beginning and 1site makes it so easy to update information at any time. I still stand behind my first post on this site back in December of 2004. If I can do this, anyone can." If you are hesitant about getting started with 1site - don't hesitate any longer. It IS all it says it is and then some! I publish a newspaper and have to update the website regularly. I needed something I could use that wouldn't take me forever to learn. Thankfully, I found 1site. My site can be found at:
. If you are looking for something easy to use, affordable and a company that stands behind their product and is always willing to help you get started - look no further! Thanks again for a wonderful product. I would recommend this to anyone. Bryan
Posted by: Nurit Lewi
Posted on: Nov 17
, 2005, 4:50am
I just finished creating our web page. thank you for an easy to use softeare.
Our web address:
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Dec 15
, 2005, 10:52am
This topic is disappeared for some days - maybe there are ghosts here? However, now it strikes back !
We know that *a lot* of incoming customers take a look here!
You are welcome to post here about your web site - please DO NOT FORGET. It is simple, just click the text "Reply" that's on the right, below this message!
Posted by: Marina
Posted on: Jan 4
, 2006, 6:24pm
It was my first site:
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Jan 28
, 2006, 12:55pm
See also:
http://www.easywebeditor.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?board=EWw;action=disp lay;num=1035551253;start=45
Posted by: Ken
Posted on: Jul 20
, 2006, 9:36pm
EWE is a great product!! Seems that anything I want to do can be done with some playing around. My first site www.kmhracing took about an hour to do. Even though I messed it up by not using tables so I need to rework it for proper layout at different screen sizes. I just started my second site
and this took about 15 mins to this point.. I'm sold I'll register..
Posted by: Craig
Posted on: Jul 21
, 2006, 12:05am
Yes it is. I have been using it since 2005. And it's very affordable yet powerful enough for the stuff I do. Your imagination is your only limit. Eat that FrontPage!
Now if I can only sign into this forum with my original username and password from last year.
Posted by: Britney
Posted on: Sep 17
, 2006, 11:04am
Hello, nice site look this:
Keep up the good work.
Posted by: Campzemer
Posted on: Feb 7
, 2007, 12:53pm
Check out my sites!
Posted by: spooky
Posted on: May 25
, 2008, 5:44pm
I thought I had posted before a long time ago, but I cannot find my post or my login name, so I have registered again.
I have been using VV EWE now for some time, and this is my website:
it is all about RC helicopters hobby...
I just bought the 3d buttons editor, and still learning to use it.. It is great!
Posted by: kwcompco
Posted on: May 28
, 2008, 7:21am
I created this site with 1site
Posted by: Vmol
Posted on: Oct 27
, 2008, 12:41am
I am a happy 1st Site User. Check out sites that I built using 1st Site Editor. I like that I was able to build them exactly how I wanted them and received great support from the staff.
So take a look at my sites.
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Mar 15
, 2010, 4:14pm
see other sites at
http://www.easywebeditor.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?board=EWw;action=disp lay;num=1035551253;start=30
http://www.easywebeditor.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?board=EWw;action=disp lay;num=1035551253
http://www.easywebeditor.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?board=EWw;action=disp lay;num=1035551253;start=15
http://www.easywebeditor.com/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl?board=EWw;action=disp lay;num=1035551253;start=45
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Posted on: Nov 20
, 2011, 2:11am
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Dreamland Bar-B-Que is always searching for a few enthusiastic and goal-driven individuals to join the Dream Team! The positions will be entry level management. Candidates will be considered based on their experience in the restaurant or hospitality industries. If you would like to be considered as a candidate please submit your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dreamland Bar-B-Que is an equal opportunity employer.
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We are currently seeking applicants for our kitchen staff at our Roswell, GA location.
Click here to download our Employment Application. Complete, print and return using one of the following methods:
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Brett Favre is not coming to the Dolphins.
Despite Internet rumors fueled by innuedo from journalist twitter accounts, the Dolphins have no intention of signing Brett Favre, a highly placed team source is telling me.
Chad Henne is the team's starting quarterback today. Period.
Move along. Nothing to see here.
Oh, I assume some of you will counter with the fact coach Tony Sparano declined to rule out the possibility today during his press conference. He was asked directly if the Dolphins would be signing Favre, who will be 42 in October.
"I can't rule anything out," Sparano said. "I'm giving you the only answer I can give you."
Look, the Dolphins won't rule out re-signing Dan Marino. They won't rule out trying to trade for the rights to Joe Namath. They have yet to confirm that they will open the regular-season in September. This is, how to put it, a bung-tight organization that believes everything should remain in house.
So coach was simply doing what the Dolphins do: Giving the media nothing.
Behind the curtain, however, the truth is different. I think I can sometimes, in admittedly rare instances, get the truth out of these people. I have been told in no uncertain terms Favre will not be joining the Dolphins.
Meanwhile, back on Earth, the team will have an open practice at 7:15 tonight. I will be there for a live practice blog. Hope to talk to you in the comments section then.


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Cal State San Bernardino is one of the most beautiful universities in California, set at the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains. Cal State San Bernardino has developed highly respected programs in business, computer science and engineering, geographic information, psychology, health sciences, criminal justice, social work and public administration, accounting and finance. Cal State San Bernardino has taken a leading role in studying and understanding the Middle East, and it is the only CSU campus offering Arabic language and Islamic history courses. Cal State San Bernardino science students are readily accepted into the most prestigious medical schools in the country.
Cal State San Bernardino's annual impact on the Inland Empire region and the State of California is enormous:
The Cal State San Bernardino university community is a reflection of the dynamic diversity of the local region, with a student population so diverse that there is no majority ethnic group on campus. CSUSB ranks among the national leaders for Hispanic enrollment, as well as four-year universities and colleges that award bachelor's and master's degrees to Hispanic students. In fact, Cal State San Bernardino is No. 1 in the United States among universities awarding bachelor's degrees in math to Hispanic students, according to the magazine Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education.
CSU San Bernardino, 5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA 92407, Phone: (909) 537-5000


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Margaret Shih is the Board of Visitors Term Chair Professor in Management and Organizations and Senior Associate Dean of FEMBA and Full Time MBA programs at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Her research focuses on the effects of diversity in organizations. In particular, she focuses on social identity and the psychological effects of stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination and stigma in organizations.
Prior to joining the faculty at the Anderson School of Management at UCLA, Professor Shih served on the faculty at the University of Michigan for 8 years, and also worked at the RAND Corporation. She serves on the executive committee for the International Society for Self and Identity and is a consulting editor for the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. She was also an editor for the special issue of the Journal of Social Issues. She has received fellowships and grants from the National Science Foundation, National Institute of Mental Health, Social Sciences and Humanities of Research Council of Canada, John Templeton Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.


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Corner And Stop With Confidence
If you're an avid reader of CLASSIC TRUCKS then you know that I installed CPP front disc brakes and a firewall-mounted brake booster on a '55-59 Chevy in our January issue. This month I changed it up a bit by installing CPP's 3- to 4-inch rear drop springs and disc brake kit.
The CPP brake booster was already installed, and I was worried that I would have to purchase an extra brake master cylinder and proportioning valve, because when I ordered the front disc brakes I was going to use the stock rear drums. After a quick call to Craig Chaffers, head honcho of R&D, explaining what I wanted to with the brakes and the rear suspension, Chaffers eased my worries. He explained that the master cylinder from my previous kit would work just fine and that the only modification I would have to make was with the proportion valve. The proportioning valves' check valve needed to be removed by simply unscrewing the front of the block and removing it. That turned it from a disc/drum valve to a disc/disc valve.
When I opened the CPP 3- to 4-inch rear suspension kit, flip kit, shackles, perches, and shocks I noticed the nice, laser-cut front and rear spring perches. The welds were very uniform and with solid penetration. CPP took pride in what they were doing and it showed in the product. Now the only hard part was to remove all the tired stock components, such as rear drums, springs, and riveted spring perches.
I knew I wanted to go low in the rear but still be able to carry a few pounds in the back or possibly tow a motorcycle trailer, so the multileaf drop springs were the way to go. Just how low you want is up to you by adding lowering blocks between the rearend and the new springs. I used CPP's 2-inch blocks and U-bolts to get my desired ride height. The install went really easy, except for a few pesky rivets. Hopefully, your install goes as smoothly as mine.


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The Bethel Clarion
Vol. XIX No. 9 BETHEL INSTITUTE (St. Paul, Minn.) February 21, 1940
Spire Group Photographs
To Be Taken Tomorrow
Class Delinquincies
Excused In Office
Students desiring an excused ab-sence
may secure blanks in the
Dean's office. These should be
filled out giving the date of ab-sence
and the reason, Dean Emery
Johnson announced recently.
The office will then stamp
the excuse blank either "Ex-cused"
or "Unexcused." The
students should take the blank
to the teacher of the class
missed, while the office files a
Illness with an attending physi-cian
or with an attested note from
the landlady and participation in
extra-curricular activities arranged
by the faculty are the only two pos-sibilities
for excused absences.
for the
Dozen Scholars Make
Honors First Period
Twelve students earned a B aver-age
or above for the first semester,
according to office reports.
These honor students are: Ely-ing
Anderson, Dale Bjork, Ambrose
Collins, Arlene Johnson, Archie
Johnson, Alvera Johnson, Evangel-ine
Mahn, Dean Nordell, Lloyd
Shold, Helen Sorenson, Marvin
Toews, and Dorothy Webster.
"To you Dear Leap Year, we say
And welcome you once more .. .
Your presence urges us to Try
Well . we certainly couldn't get
a man any other way."
—('Mac Weekly.)
The tables have turned with Leap
Year. And now the women are tak-ing
full advantage of it. Not only
have the coeds invited escorts to an
all-school Leap Year dinner, but
some are also taking their "heart-throbs"
to other events.
We have always heard about
Leap Year. But this is the first
that we've ever seen Leap
Year. And it has really hit the
Bethel student body, caused ex.
citement, thrilling moments,
and all that goes with such an
unusual romantic situation.
More than one girl has blushed,
has been short of breath, has shy-ly
watched and awaited her Sir
Gallant as she would ask him for
"Doctoring" News
Lecture Scheduled
"Propaganda rules the world!"
Clarence W. Sorenson, explorer-journalist,
will lecture on "Propa-ganda
In The News" at the next
Chautauquan program on Wednes-day,
March 6, at 8 p.m. under the
sponsorship of the Sophomore class.
It is reported that this will
be a dramatic account—illus-trated
by natural color slides
—of secret powers behind
guileless fronts, of techniques
for true and the false, and of
truth presented in misleading
The Sophomore class cabinet un-der
the leadership of Don John-son,
president, and Prof. C. E. Carl-son,
adviser, have formulated plans
to sell this program to the public.
The class has agreed to take over
the last three programs in order to
raise money for their treasury.
Olaf Nelson is general direc-tor
of the class project, and he
will be assisted by Lloyd Shold.
Others working on this com-mittee
are: Olga Anderson,
skit writer; Viola Waihela,
skit production; and Lemuel
Petersen, publicity and ar-rangement.
It is planned to
contact the Baptist churches of
the Twin cities and the homes
of the community.
Sorenson was living in Germany
at the time Hitler came into power
and helped cover the story of the
first blood purge, the death of
Pres. Hindenburg, and the assassi-nation
of Chancellor Dolfuss.
that all-important date. And in
turn, all but the most sophisticated
men have blushed and caught their
This is the year of years—
just the time for romanticism.
When younger, we couldn't
take advantage of it. If older,
we wouldn't need too. It's every-body's
chance. And the wom-en
have done a good job of
"breaking the ice."
Thursday night, February 29,
will see over 140 people (70 success-ful
efforts), gathered in the Trio
Eat shop at 609 Marquette avenue,
Minneapolis.' The affair will be in-formal
and will begin at 7:30
o'clock. An informal program is
also being planned. A few hardy
faculty members will be in attend-ance
at the dinner.
The women have their chance,
but we advise them not to take an
unfair advantage of the men. Auf
Varsity Hoop
Game Inspires
School Trip
Decisive Battle
Engages Cagers
On to Rochester!
Friday at 2 p.m. a bus hired by
the school will leave with 41 pas-sengers
for Rochester where the
Bethel varsity hoopsters will play
against Rochester J. C. at the Mu-nicipal
auditorium at 8 p.m.
This is
t h e all-school
n c 1 u d-ed
in the
outfit are
15 band
m e m bers,
nine b a s-ket
b all
thr ee
a manager, and Coach Bill
If enough had signed up, the
school officials were going to hire
another bus to accommodate stu-dents
and faculty members. The
cost of transportation will be $1.25.
Admission price to the game will be
25 cents. It is urged, that all Beth-elites
eat together.
Rev. Malmsten To Be
Speaker In Canada
H. Wyman Malmsten, Financial
agent and representative, has been
invited to spend a week with the
Alberta Baptist Bible academy at
Wetaskiwin in March.
He will speak at the school's bac-calaureate
and commencement
services. This school is sponsored
by the Swedish Baptists of Can-ada.
Over $15,000 has now been
received in cash and pledges
for the women's dormitory, ac-cording
to Miss Edith Larson.
Up to Junuary 31, receipts
for the Penny-a-meal project
have exceeded those of last
year by $156. The office an.
nounces that $5,662 has been
sent to the school.
Founders- day was observed in
Chapel yesterday with Rev. L. J.
Ahlstrom, Sr., of Minneapolis, as
the speaker. AthIstrom is the old-est
living Bethel graduate.
Group pictures of 15 activities will be taken tomorrow in the
beginning at 2 p. in., Lemuel Petersen announces. These will be
The groups are schecluled for 15-
minute intervals as follows:
2 p.m. Male chorus.
2:15. A capella.
2:30. Band.
2:45. Music students.
3:00. Sem. Middle class.
3:15. Sem. Junior class.
3:30. Student pastors.
3:45. Sophomore class.
4:00. Freshmen class.
4:30. "B" club.
4:45. Christian Workers.
5:00. Missionary band.
5:15. Religious council.
5:30. Boarding club.
Everyone belonging to these ac-tivities
is asked to cooperate with
the SPIRE staff and be on time
when his group is to be photo-graphed.
The remainder of the
group pictures will be taken on
Thursday afternoon, March 7, as
2:00. Student council.
2:15. Clarion staff.
2:30. Spire staff.
2:45. Debate.
3:00. Women's basketball.
3:15. Men's basketball.
Those who will graduate this
Spring are also urged to have their
individual portraits taken at Erick-son
studio within the next 10 days.
The proofs must be returned by
March 8 in order to be sent to the
Student subscriptions must
also be paid up by Monday,
March 11. These will be col-lected
by 10 student solicitors.
There can be no delay in this
Continued on page 3)
Campus Calendar
Missionary band, Seminary
chapel, 7:15 p.m.
All-school trip, Rochester, 8
WEDNESDAY, February 28
Alexis, Seminary chapel, 8
SATURDAY, March 2
Basketball, Luther, there.
WEDNESDAY, March 6
Chautauquan program, "Prop-aganda
In The News," 8 p.m.
Lea p BDyin 7n0e rW Sopmonesno rTehdis ea r
The Bethel Clarion
1480 North Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Official school paper of Bethel Institute.
Published by students bi-weekly except July, August,
and September.
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS EDITOR Lemuel Petersen
CAMPUS EDITOR Dale Bjork
SPORTS Bernard Hammerbeck, Elna Finstrom, and Vernon Pearson
FEATURES Carol Jane Engwall, Gladys Hanson, Mary Ann Liljenstrom,
Muriel Petersen, Leone Smith, Helen Sorenson, and Viola Waihela.
NEWS REPORTERS.... Glenn Anderson, Betty Danielson, Dalphy Fagerstrorn,
Gunnar Hoglund, Archie Johnson, Miriam Johanson, Lloyd Shold,
Sara Mae Swenson, Marvin Toews, Robert Wallin, and Dorothy
TYPIST Grace Widen EDITORIAL ADVISOR Miss Enid Platts
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BUSINESS MANAGER Stanley Rendahl
CIRCULATION MANAGER Doris Jane Eggleston
CIRCULATION ASSISTANT Archie Johnson
BUSINESS ADVISOR Dean Emery Johnson
Anderson Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Entered as second-class matter October 9, 1935, at the postoffice at St. Paul,
Minnesota, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Page 2 THE BETHEL CLARION
"He that winneth souls is wise."
—Proverbs 11:30.
What gentlemen of the Seminary
middleclass sent a large red heart
to Chicago last week
Keep the 29th in mind, friends!
Remember? Sadie Hawkin's day.
'Twill indeed be interesting to note
the results, eh what?
Earl Sherman claims that the
only reason a girl leaves Bethel
feeling unhappy is because she
didn't "get her man." Girls, are
you going to put up with that?!
"Ginny" Carlson (at basketball
game) : "Isn't he wonderful?!"
(She forgot to say who! )
Is it mere rumor that Sid Lar-son
has been heard expounding the
beauties of a certain fair one???
Bob Perrin: "A girl at Bethel
out looking for her man gits 'a-rise'
(a-rice) from others."
One Seminary notebook contains
symbols similar to these: ??!!*/%
We wonder what the bearer and
writer means to say?
Father: "Well, Willie, I received
your report card from your teacher
Elving: "Is that so, Pop? Give
me a quarter and I won't breathe a
word about it to Mother."
By Muriel Petersen
February 11, Sunday
"Ya, the basketball fellows and
their girlfriends came up Sunday
afternoon and ate us out of house
and hbrae. Why, I even had to go
down to the neighbor's to get a
crust of bread for breakfast," quote
Bill Adam.
Besides staying for supper, they
had 10 o'clock lunch which the
men fixed. As a result of the men
being the chief cooks, the toffee
was so thick that one could cut it
with a knife. (Stan P. boiled it!)
Most of the time was spent in dis-cussing
every phase of school life,
from the Leap Year party to the
F's in English. "Say It To The
Judge" proved enlightening to vari-ous
girls present; in fact, "Flom"
is still pondering over "Low in the
fifth grade!" Gene Nyman claims
he loves only his mother. The eve-ning
was closed with devotions.
February 12, Monday
"Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Oatmeal is mushy,
And I wish you were too."
For this bit of verse Dale Bjork
won first prize at the A cappella
and Male chorus Valentine party.
An interesting lunch was served
after which the singing and devo-tions
were led by Virgil Olson and
Ethel Tederman, respectively.
February 14, Wednesday
The first year men of the Semi-nary
bore the marks of a Valentine
party on their faces after this eve-ning.
The girls responsible for
these traces of affection were Etta,
Lotgren (Paul Lundgren), Ima J.
Anitor (William Hagstrom), Cary
D. Slush (Rawlin Johnson), and
Sophia Michola (Francis McOlash).
The games were led by Ethel Ruff.
"Let Me Call You Sweetheart" was
sung at the lunch table after which
Wisdom is usually associated
with schools and studies. However,
that which is gained in scholastic
pursuit is merely knowledge. Wis-dom
is greater: it is an under-standing
of life and all that which
is fundamental in life. The wise
man, 'Solomon, said: "Wisdom is
the principal thing; therefore get
wisdom: and with all thy getting
get understanding."
What is the wisdom in soul-win-ning?
That is a pertinent ques-tion.
It involves a three-fold duty.
And it is always wise to fulfill our
(1) Soul-winning is our duty to
God. He has redeemed us and tak-en
us out of sin. Where would we
be without His salvation? Then,
too, he continues to bless us daily.
Certainly, we wouldn't want to go
thankless. Christ commands: "As
the Father bath sent me, even so
send I you."
(2) Evangelism is also a duty to
our fellowmen. Men without Christ
are hopeless, lost. Their need for
redemption is met in Christ. It is
also their only hope of immortality
—"He that believeth on the Son
hath everlasting life: and he that
believeth not the Son shall not see
life; but the wrath of God abideth
on him." The greatest obligation
is because Jesus invites the lost.
(3) Soul-winning is also a duty
to , oneself. "Whosoever shall con-fess
me before men, him shall the
Son of man also confess before the
angels of God : but he that denieth
me before men shall be denied be-fore
the angels of God." We can-not
side-step this obligation.
God will give us the power and
grace to perform this mission.
Christ said : "I will give you a
mouth and wisdom, which all your
adversaries shall not be able to
gainsay nor resist (Luke 21:15).
Oh, why should words seem empty
When I try to tell to you
How you cheer me by your pres-ence
And the little things you do?
Why isn't there some other thing
'That I could use to say,
To get to you the feelings
That I feel for you today?
I want to know you better
As the months turn into years;
I want to be a friend to you,
To know your joys and tears.
And what you've meant to me at
I'd like to mean to you—
Some one who knows and under-stands,
A friend, who's really true!—H. S.
edikvad eaffun.ti
Student Government
Something we miss in this school is a vital interest in student ,gov-ernment.
We do not want to criticize our student body officers, for
they are the best we can get. However, the Student council has really
no important function to fill. How can they do more than they have?
We dare say that the Student council means very little in the life of
the average Bethel student. This shouldn't be. Our student govern-ment
could be one of our best forms of personal expression. And think
of the good it would do to our ministerial students as they would get
used to administrating a business organization.
Certainly, we are limited. Wouldn't it be a fine project to overcome
some of these things and give us something worth our efforts?
Minister's Children
Because a large number of Bethelites are children of ministers, some
facts found in the 14th edition of "Who's Who In America" will prove in-teresting.
All of us who have been reared in cloistered halls know what it means
to be the object of grade-school teasing and suspicion. Not for little
have we been privileged to enter into life.
According to Pres. Gordon Palmer (of Eastern Bapt. seminary) in his
book, "What's Right With The World," there are 24,278 names listed in
the book of famous men. Ministers were fathers of 28 times the number
of notables as those from any other parentage. In fact, one Protestant
clergyman out of 15 had a child in "Who's Who."
It is stated further that the clergy contributed in proportion to its size
24 times the number of unskilled laborers; 35 times the farmers; four
times the business men; and twice as many as the average other profes-sion.
Outstanding ministers' children in the field of science are: Agassiz,
Linnaeus, and Robert Milliken. Literary men from pastoral homes are:
Tennyson, Coleridge, Lowell, and Thackery. Famous philosophers corn-ing
from the clergical station were Hobbes, EMerson, Bancroft, and
Macaulay. Included in the inventors are the Wright brothers and Cyrus
Field. The clergy have sent four men into the White House, and reared
10 signers of the Declaration of Independence.
That is a bright aspect to being a minister's child or for those who are
going into the ministry and expect to have a family.
Another phase of the situation is made known by Princeton university
population experts recently. They say pat although ministerial stu-dents
have smaller prospects of having a large salary than those of any
other profession, yet they will rear larger families than those of."other
branches of endeavor. To be exact, the average clerical family has 2.3
Henrietta DeCamp gave a toast to
Dan Cupid "for what he's done in
the past, what he's doing in the
present, and what he'll do in the
future — — I hope!" The men are
looking forward to the time when
the" Better Halves" take advantage
of Leap Year again.
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THE BETHEL CLARION Page 3
Council Investigates college Christian Work
Coeds Assume
Offices In Club
BWA officers were installed last
Thursday afternoon at a meeting in
the College chapel. A tea proceed-ed
the installation service, during
which time musical varieties were
rendered by several members.
Viola Waihela was reelected
president. Others taking office are:
Annabelle Sherman, vice-president;
Miriam Johanson, secretary; Lou-ise
Joonson, assistant; Olga An-derson,
treasurer; Loraine Chance,
Cabinet chairmen are: Virginia
Carlson, Carol Jane Engwall, Ar-lene
Johnson, and Ethel Tederman.
Choristers Elect
Pianist For Trip
Clarence Olson, former student,
has been secured as pianist for the
Male chorus when it makes its
Eastern trip, Virgil Olson, presi-dent,
C. Olson is now residing at Cam-bridge,
where he is a piano in-structor.
He is also organist and
choir director at the Cambridge
Baptist church.
He has made concert trips with
the chorus in previous years.
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Bethel Baptist Church
24th St. and 28th Ave. So.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Boarders Consume
Large Food Amounts
In one day the 100 members of
the Boarding club eat 20-25 pounds
of meat, drink 15-20 gallons of
milk, and use one bushel of pota-toes,
Steward Jack Bergeson re-vealed.
This group also buys about
200 loaves of bread in one
week and 150 pounds of soap
in one month. The bill for ice
cream alone comes to about $70
a month.
These figures give some in-,
dication of the size of the
Boarding club. The total bud-get
amounts to approximately
$1,000 to $1,200 a month. The
club remunerates the school
with $100 a month for , rent,
heat, light, and incidentals.
The eating group is 'cooperative
and is run by a Board of Directors
elected along with the Steward
each Spring. Duties of the Board
are to hire help (at present, there
are 11 employees) and to determine
the principles of the club.
Bruce Fleming is chairman.
Other Board members are: Alvera
Johnson, Carl Lundquist, Maurice
Lawson, Don Johnson, and Dr. K.
J. Karlson, adviser.
The next meeting of the Alexis
society will be held Wednesday,
Feb. 28, when discussion will cen-ter
about activities for the new
semester. Tentative plans, still to
be confirmed, will be released in
the near future, according to Carl
Young, newly elected president.
Other officers chosen for the
second semester in the recent elec-tion
are: vice-president, Orville
Johnson; secretary, Ethel Ruff;
treasurer, Kermit Johnson; social
chairman, Carl Lundquist; refresh-ment
chairman, Ethel Tederman;
pianist, Virgil Olson; and ushers,
Paul Lundgren, Francis McOlash,
Stanley Paulson, and Warren John-son.
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Theological Student
Pursues Varied Life
Paradoxes, adventure, travel, and
scholarship lie buried in the life
history of Vaclav Voita, Seminary
Although his parents were
Bohemians, he was born in
Russia. He passed through the
Austro-Hungarian captivity and
the Russian revolution, moving
with his family from place to
place to avoid the horrors of
war, conflict, and starvation.
Voita's parents were of the Ro-man
Catholic faith, but being rear-ed
in Russia, he was a member of
the Greek Orthodox church. Living
in Poland, he was converted to
evangelical Christianity at the age
of 18. Because he was the first
Baptist in his village, he was dis-owned
by his family. In Warsaw,
he studied theology until he came
to Canada in 1929.
While in the Northern coup.
try, our Preacher-adventurer
worked in an Immigration of-fice
for 3 1/2 years. He also at-tended
and graduated from a
Winnipeg college of theology,
doing mission work at the
same time.
In 1935, Voita was called to the
pastorate of the Slovak Baptist
church of Minneapolis. Since then,
he has graduated from the North-western
Evangelical seminary
(1936, Th. B.) and Augsburg col-lege
(1939, B. A.) This spring, he
will complete requirements for his
bachelor of divinity degree from
the Seminary. Concerning future
plans, Voita said he plans to take
graduate work, majoring in history
at the University of Minnesota.
This ardent scholar is also
a member of the Twin cities
Board of Directors, of the Board
of Managers of the Minnesota
convention, and of the Czecho-slovak
Board of Trustees.
When questioned about the pres-ent
European situation, Voita re-sponded
by the affirmation that
this war would not solve the prob-lems,
nor can any borderlines be
set up. He believes firmly that
Czechoslovakia will be liberated
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Student Chapel
To Bring Seniors
Several students are conducting
a survey of the religious activities
carried on by College students, ac-cording
to Herschel Rogers, presi-dent
of the Religious council.
Included in the survey are such
activities as gospel team work, stu-dent
pastorates, Sunday-school
teaching, and B. Y. P. U. work.
More efficient work for the Lord is
hoped to be a result of this survey.
"It is planned that through
this survey each student will
be placed in at least one of the
religious activities which come
under the influence of the
council. In this way the activi-ties
will be distributed among
a greater number of students,"
Rogers said.
Another phase of work embarked
upon by the Religious council is an
attempt to familiarize college stu-dents
with Seminary seniors. Each
Friday the College chapel speaker
will be a senior, it is promised.
Bruce Fleming was the first one to
take part in this way.
Spire Subscription
Deadline Nears
(Continued from page 1)
matter, according to the Busi-ness
To date, some 30 students have
cooperated with the SPIRE staff by
sending out 239 letters to their
friends for subscriptions on the
friendship page. About 800 letters
were given to the students, which
leaves a considerable amount yet
to be sent.
The SPIRE staff still offers
to the student returning the
largest amount of money a
prize of $5, providing that his'
returns are over $20. All stu-dents
who raise $10 or more
will receive their subscription
amount back—a prize of $1.
This is also urgent, says Glenn
Anderson, Business manager,
so that copies for all subscrib.
ers might be ordered from the
Carol Jane Engwall, Editor, also
asks the students to be taking snap-shots
to be used in the feature sec-tion
of the 1940 production.
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Page 4
Indians Hold Fourth Place
As They Face Top-Notchers
Win One
By Bernie Hammerbeck
Bethel hoopers hit the victory
trail again last Friday evening as
they trounced the Albert Lea five,
50-31. It was the final home game
for four Bethel hoopsters — Gus
Ferre, Don Johnson, Del Ray Pe-terson,
and Bob Hovinen. The vic-tory
proved to be a very fitting
The game started slowly, but in
the latter part of the first quarter
the Indians found the hoop and ran
up a convincing 30-9 lead by half-time.
The second half found the
Bethelites fighting their third-quarter
jinx again, and the Al-bert
Lea quintet actually out.
scored the Bethel five in that
hectic' quarter with 18 points
to Bethel's 11. The Indians
found their stride in the final
quarter, however, and the Beth-el
quintet left the floor at the
final gun with a 50-31 victory
tucked safely under their belts.
Don Johnson and Bob Hovinen
led the Bethel offense with 20 and
12 points, respectively.
Bethany made it two in a
row over the Bethel quintet as
they dumped the Bethelites,
36-28, in a contest Feb. 9 on
the Bethel floor. Up until that
time Bethel was still in the
championship running, but the
defeat definitely dropped them
from the picture.
The first half was fiercely fought,
and the situation was far from set-tled
when the teams left the court
at half-time, the score being 19-19.
However, the third quarter
once again spelled defeat for
the Bethel warriors, and the
Bethany five proceeded to
build up a substantial lead.
The Bethelites lost their cap-tain
and high scorer for the
evening in this fatal third quar-ter
as Johnson had to leave the
game because of a head injury.
With the lead they had built in
the third quarter the Bethany cag-ers
were able to coast through the
remainder of the game without
serious trouble. "Slug" Guldberg
led the visitors with 11 points.
Captain Johnson bucketed 10 coun-ters
for the losers.
First Year Hoopsters
Outstrip Yearlings
The freshman cagers triumphed
over the sophomore quintet last
Thursday afternoon by a score of
42-36. This victory put the frosh
two up over the sophs in their in-terclass
rivalry. The championship
goes to the first team winning
three games.
High point honors for the frosh
went to Wilbur "Rookie" Ogren
with 19 counters and Dean Berry
with 10. Dallas West led the losers
with 10 points.
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Win Loss Pero.
Rochester 7 1 .875
Bethany 7 2 .777
Tracy 6 3 .666
Bethel 5 3 .625
Albert Lea 3 6 .222
Concordia 1 7 .125
Luther 0 7 .000
Rochester and Bethany — those
are the two teams to watch as the
Southern Minnesota Junior College
conference basketball race nar-rows
into its final weeks. At the
present Tracy has a slimhold on
the third spot, but a late season
rally on the part of the Bethel In-dians
could displace the Tracians
from their spot.
The only serious obstacle re.
maining in the path of the
Rochester Medicos is a contest
with the Bethel quintet. The
Medicos need this victory to
stay in the championship duel,
and the Bethelites need the
victory if they want to gain
the third place spot. Roches-ter's
only defeat to date is an
early season defeat at the
hands of Bethany. However, in
their second encounter the
Medicos reversed the proceed-ings
and dumped the Bethany
The Bethany five has worked
hard for its spot. It has two hard-earned
victories over the Bethel-ites
and one over Rochester; the
rest of their victories were more of
the setup type. Their defeats were
at the hands of Rochester and
Tracy last week.
Tracy holds third place by
a slim half game. The Traci-ans
had been doped for one of
the lower spots in early sea-son
predictions but an upset
victory over Bethel and Beth-any
helped their percentage
The Bethel Indians hold the
fourth spot just a half-game out of
the third place. The Bethelites
were labeled as one of the teams
to watch in this season's cham-pionship
race, put injuries and
tough breaks have played against
the Indians all season, and conse-quently
the Braves can hope for no
better than third place in the final
standings. They tackle Rochester
in a stiff contest Friday, and Lu-ther
on March 2 before their sea-son
is complete.
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St. Paul Minnesota
Govt. Workers Form
Fellowship Club
Men working on N.Y.A. have or-ganized
a new club.
The members are striving to pro-mote
a spirit to do their best at all
times (Ed. note: Have you seen
them when they're working?) and
will develop an athletic team for
competition with any organization
that may wish to challenge them.
The officers are: Dalphy Pager-strom,
president; Gunnar Hoglund,
vice-president; Lloyd Shold, secre-tary-
treasurer; Rodney "Bouncer"
Kephart, aargeant-at-arms; and
Hilton Hanson, adviser.
Henrietta DeCamp, Carl Lind-man,
and Prof. Adolf Olson will
speak tonight at a meeting of the
Missionary band in the Seminary
chapel at 7:15 o'clock. The subject
for discussion is "Hope For The
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Paper Towel Color Wheel
at my favorite Montessori teacher, Anne's site,
I couldn't wait to try it with my own girls.
As it turned out, the post halloween morning
was the perfect time to try it
with both of my girls and their sweet daddy.
First we mixed up
three cups of colored water
Then I marked a template
for each of them to follow
on the waxy side of a piece of waxed deli paper.
Then I armed them each with a pipette
from our science box...
you could also use an eye dropper.
Each girl followed her "recipe"
One dot of food coloring water
per dot on the chart.
(mom and dad had to ask Mini-Saurus
questions like, "Where are the yellow dots?
Now put your yellow on those dots....")
Then use your pipette or eye dropper
to MIX the COLORS!
(important: we forgot to do this the first time and it didn't work)
Put your paper towel down
to reveal the surprise!!!
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Somewhere deep in the catacombs of Capitol Studios in Hollywood, Bethany Cosentino has found a little place of her own. It's squeezed into a tight corner in the control room of Studio B, where she sits behind an ancient synthesizer to relax or think or read her book, "Tusk," about the Fleetwood Mac album of the same name. The keyboard is her desk. She's never played it.
For nearly two months, the singer-guitarist has been here with her friend and musical partner Bobb Bruno, hard at work on their second album as the band Best Coast. The follow-up to their 2010 breakthrough garage-pop debut, "Crazy for You," is already highly anticipated, and the pressure is on.
"We're a lot more relaxed now," says Cosentino as she settles into these final days of recording. "When we first started, we were like, 'What do we do?'"
So she's been reading about Fleetwood Mac for inspiration and guidance, just as she's repeatedly watched Metallica implode and come back again in the documentary "Some Kind of Monster." "There is something to be learned from their examples of high anxiety and survival, and of taking creative leaps of faith."
Best Coast's untitled new album is set for a mid-May release on the Mexican Summer label and will include deeply personal songs by Cosentino, balancing the kind of sunny, fuzzy tunes that dominated the debut with quieter ballads of melancholy and reflection on the whirlwind of the band's last two years as fast-rising indie-rock stars.
"We didn't want to make a record that was like, 'Whoa, what happened to Best Coast? This isn't Best Coast.' We wanted to do something a little bit more mature and grown-up," she says, adding that the album will reveal a musical progression with less distortion to obscure her vocals. "What's the point of making it sound like you recorded it in your bedroom if you can make it sound like it was recorded at Capitol Records' Studio B?"
The debut album's "Boyfriend" and "Crazy for You" were new anthems for young lovers, as Cosentino sang of beach blanket romance and sometimes finding it amid waves of reverb and loving girl-group pop. It earned rave reviews in the U.S. and was declared by Britain's influential NME as the best new band of 2010.
Working this time with producer Jon Brion (Fiona Apple, Kanye West), the duo's new songs still have echoes of Brill Building hooks and classic Beach Boys but with more "In My Room" contemplation than giddy "Fun Fun Fun."
Last August, the band posted a demo of a weary, gently defiant new song, "How They Want Me to Be," as a clue to the band's next move. "That was the direction that I wanted to move in, as far as writing more ballads," Cosentino says. "I wanted people to hear that we weren't going to write 'Boyfriend' 14 times again."
Among the new album's dozen songs is "Why I Cry," a bristling, driving rocker with vocal melodies big and heartfelt. "No One Like You" is slower, dreamier, a ballad of heartache and vintage pop.
Brion and the band are making full use of the eight reverb chambers built underneath the Capitol parking lot, designed by Les Paul and used over the years by the likes of Frank Sinatra and the Beach Boys. Not everything is getting "reverbed out," says Bruno, "but it was inspirational getting to hear how those things sound and having it come back to you in your headphones."
A hero to 17-year-olds
Up a spiral staircase is a lounge above the studio, where Cosentino is curled up in a chair, holding a cup with a splash of Jim Beam. Bruno reclines on a couch nearby and seems happy to let his chatty friend and partner do most of the talking. The room is scattered with guitars.
"It is very interesting to me — now there are 17-year-old girls in the front rows of our shows going 'Bethany, you're my hero, you're my idol,' and I'm just like 'Whoa,'" Cosentino says. "It's so amazing to me, and it does make me feel very privileged and happy, but it is also just like, how did this happen? Where did this come from?"
She is grateful and thrilled with the attention and acclaim for Best Coast, but that didn't make her two years of touring any less of a challenge, she says. Nights on the road meant too much fun and not nearly enough sleep.
"I have always wanted to play music as a living. My dad's a musician. I grew up in a very musical family," says Cosentino, who's from Glendale. "But there are a lot of different things that happen when you tour, especially for me, because I'm 25 and I'm a girl. So I go through a lot of identity things that you're just going 'What's going on with me,' and you're doing it in a place where everyone can see what's going on. It's a little bit difficult."
Bruno was there with her. Was his experience the same? "Um, not really," he says with a casual shrug, and they both laugh.
The duo has been quietly working here with Brion, with virtually no guests at all. No friends, no family. Keeping Best Coast focused on just the two of them is partly a desire to keep things pure and uncomplicated. The songwriting process is the same. They're still neighbors in Eagle Rock.
"As organically as things have worked for Best Coast, there's really no reason to change it. We didn't even intend for this band to really happen," says Cosentino, turning to Bruno. "I remember the first time I came over to your house, you said, 'You think you'll want to play shows?' And I was like, 'Yeah, probably.' It was never 'Let's get famous and rich!' It was let's play music because we like each other and we like the same kind of music."
A decade earlier, Bruno worked as Brion's production assistant for about two years. Even then, Brion saw the potential and deep well of musical knowledge in Bruno.
"Oh, God, yeah. Bobb was always playing in four or five different bands at once," Brion recalls. "He's been a raging music lover clearly his whole life. From the time I met him, he was a super well-versed person musically. Well beyond the average bear."
In their spare time, Bruno and Cosentino each keep busy with other musical projects. Lately, the singer has been co-writing modern pop songs with various producers and songwriters in the hopes that a Rihanna or a Britney might actually want to record one. "It's nice to explore a different side of myself," she explains.
But her most personal work goes to Best Coast.
"When I am bummed, that's when I tend to pick up a guitar and write a song," she says. "It's cathartic. You do it and then you're like, OK, we're going to watch 'Seinfeld' and life's going to be fine."
Somewhere deep in the catacombs of Capitol Studios in Hollywood, Bethany Cosentino has found a little place of her own. It's squeezed into a tight corner in the control room of Studio B, where she sits behind an ancient synthesizer to relax or think or read her book, "Tusk," about the Fleetwood Mac album of the same name. The keyboard is her desk. She's never played it.


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Public Computers
Every WSU Library has public computers freely available on a first-come, first-served basis for use in web surfing, email access, research, and personal use. WSU computers are available to the general public as well as to WSU students, staff, and faculty. Due to heavy traffic in some libraries some computers have first priority to individuals using library resources such as our online catalog, electronic journals and subscription databases.
Each computer has a Microsoft Office package containing Word, Excel, Access, and PowerPoint, as well as other software including Audacity and Arachnophilia. While the computers lack speakers, most do possess sound cards, and patrons with headphones can plug in to hear audio on these (headphones are available for checkout in some libraries). If you use these computers to compose papers or work on assignments, please save your work frequently, as most library computers will not automatically save it for you.
Each WSU Pullman library has a creativity station which also includes a scanner, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat. The Owen and Holland/Terrell stations also have ArcGIS software. Owen's station also includes ports to allow downloading from several varieties of memory cards.
All WSU Libraries have wireless access, though strength of access varies at different points in the libraries. To use the WSU wireless system, you have to be a WSU affiliate (student, staff, or faculty), and some brief set-up is required. See information on WSU's wireless system. Each library also has a limited number of wired (ethernet) connections.
Holland/Terrell Libraries and Owen Science Library have laptops which may be checked out by WSU students, staff, and faculty. The laptops contain software similar to that found on the public workstations.


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SXSW's a real kick
Honestly, does anyone come to SXSW Interactive for work? There are just enough earnest Web-design panels to make it a plausible tax writeoff. Anil Dash of blog-software maker Six Apart gets it: For years, he's been organizing a kickball game in a park near the Austin Convention Center. Sadly, no fights broke out over his calls as umpire.


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Current Residents - Please see your Room Selection Schedule
Application Process For All New On-Campus Housing Applicants:
1. Confirm your Enrollment at Minnesota State University, Mankato
(Close Enrollment Confirmation tab before continuing to apply for on-campus housing.)
2. Review the Options
You can learn about our room and dining options by exploring our website or by reading the Explore Residence Communities booklet. While our website has all of the information found in the Explore Residence Communities piece, we are happy to send you a copy upon request.
Learn more about:
Options in the MSU Residence Communities
Residence Community Contract Terms
3. Consider a Learning Community (Fall Semester Registrations Only)
If you would like to live in a Learning Community, complete a Learning Community Enrollment Form and mail it back to the Office of New Student and Family Programs. Since space is limited, we enroll students in Learning Communities on a first-come, first-served basis. More information about Learning Communities is available through the Office of New Student and Family Programs website
If you apply and are accepted into a Learning Community, we will automatically assign you to the appropriate floor for your Learning Community, regardless of what you've listed for preferences. Students interested in requesting a roommate in a Learning Community will both need to be accepted into the program.
4. Apply for Housing and State Your Preferences
Whether you are using the online application or the paper application, you will have the opportunity to share with us the preferences you have for residence community, room type, roommate, etc. While we cannot guarantee we will be able to honor every request, we will do our best to assign you to a room that will meet your needs. While applying for housing early may increase your chances for an assignment that meets your preferences, please also know that students currently living in the residence communities have the opportunity to choose a room between October and April. The rooms and room types we have available for new students depends upon which rooms are still available when we process room assignments in June.
Please be sure to number your preferences at least through 10. Mark your first preference as 1.
There are two ways you can reserve a space:
- Apply for housing and make your $250 prepayment online
- Send us your application, community, floor, and room preferences, housing contract, and $250 prepayment by mail. You can request a paper housing application by contacting the Department of Residential Life.
5. Read and Sign the Contract
Carefully read the entire Housing Contract before you sign. Keep in mind that the contract covers the entire academic year. Sign and date the bottom of the contract or agree to the terms through the online housing application. If you are under 18 years of age, your parent/guardian must also sign the contract. If you are under 18 and apply online, print a copy of the contract, sign it, and have your parent/guardian sign it as well. A copy of your signed contract is available upon request. Your application is complete once we received your preferences, your prepayment, AND your contract!
6. We Will Reserve a Space for You
Upon receipt of your application, contract, and prepayment, we will reserve a space for you. If space is no longer available, we will automatically place you in our waiting pool and return your prepayment. Spaces are booked in chronological order as we receive the reservations. Room assignments are also based on the order in which housing reservation applications are received. It is to your advantage to reserve a space as soon as possible.
7. We Will Confirm Your Completed Application
Once we have received your application/preferences, your $250 prepayment, and your signed contract (whether you have submitted these online or on paper), we will send you a postcard through the mail confirming your completed application. We usually confirm applications within about two weeks of receipt. If, after a couple of weeks, you haven't received your confirmation through the mail, we encourage you to contact us to make sure we have received all of the pieces of your application. We will also let you know when you can expect your room assignment, information about your roommate, and Move-In Day details. And, if you have any questions in the meantime, please contact us. We look forward to seeing you on campus!
8. Choose a Meal Plan
Between March and August choose a meal plan online, or send your choice to us with your paper housing application.
Roommate Matching
The Department of Residential Life will make every possible effort to honor your roommate and lifestyle preferences utilizing the information provided on your application. If persons wish to room together, all parties must write each other's name and TechID number on the form provided. It is helpful if both requests for residence community and floor preference match. If they do not, it is possible that neither request can be granted. Roommate/Suitemate requests should be submitted by May 20. The Department attempts to assign smokers only with other residents who smoke; however, when space is limited exceptions must sometimes be made. More roommate information.
In the meantime, if you should change your mind...
A portion of the prepayment may be refundable if you cancel your reservation in writing, online, or by e-mail with the Department of Residential Life on or before the cancellation refund deadline.
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Persnickety Prints is easy to use- make an account, download photos, pick the size (white boarder or no boarder), and order. Super simple! When I ordered mine, I received an email that same day telling me my prints were shipped! I loved the quick turn around time!
When I received my prints, I noticed they were clear and crisp and the coloring matched the original picture perfectly. Once I flipped through the prints, I wasted no time starting my DIY project. I had a frame I had been saving for this project. I prepped it and got started. I used tacky glue on the back of my prints (you can use hot glue or double sided tape as well) and glued them onto the frame- easy peasy. I love that when I need to retire a photo, I just remove the old picture and paste up a new one in its place. No need in replacing the entire piece of artwork! Plus, the kids LOVE looking at the pictures. They have their favorite ones and will stand on the love seat and chat about the memories the pictures bring back. That is exactly what I was hoping for!
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Reducing US Greenhouse Gas Emissions: How Much at What Cost?
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Annual greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. are projected to rise from 7.2 gigatons CO2e in 2005 to 9.7 gigatons in 2030 – an increase of 35 percent. However, there is significant potential for reducing U.S. emissions. These abatement opportunities include improving energy efficiency in buildings and appliances, increasing fuel efficiency, and reducing the carbon intensity of electric power production. This report analyzes the costs and benefits of various options in an effort to support policy design and inform strategy on the issue of climate change.


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Ivar Otto Irgens Mogstad (1856-1928)
Ivar Otto Irgens Mogstad was born in Aure, Nordmøre county as the youngest of six siblings. His father was a teacher and church singer. Ivar took the exam as a forest worker in 1877 and from 1882 he was a head guard at the Gaustad psychiatric hospital in Oslo.
Mogstad was engaged on the Fram as a general crew member and Nansen wrote that he made himself useful on board in all ways, from watchmaker to dog watcher. His references showed that he was particularly interested and experienced in technical matters. On board he also worked as hunter, stoker and carpenter, and he entertained on the violin. He was apparently quite an inventor, with several patents to his name.
Several of those on board reported that he was good at starting quarrels and dramas, which could end in a fist fight. In his diary he wrote that he dreamt a lot during the expedition.
After the expedition Mogstad worked as an alcohol inspector. He was fond of hunting and he built a small cabin in Nordmøre where he hunted bears. One of his bears is exhibited in the Academy of Sciences in Trondheim. He remained unmarried until he died in Trondheim in 1928. The money he had saved he donated to the development of forestry in Aure


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Lemmon, et al v. Wyeth Inc, et al
Filing 14
AMENDED MDL PRETRIAL ORDER for REMANDED CASES and SUGGESTION of REMAND. (Note: Judge Wilson's Order of 12/6/2010 (Doc. 2501) amended to add a paragraph on page 5 referencing the fourth Bellwether trial that resulted in a jury verdict in favor of Wyeth (the only defendant)). Signed by Judge William R. Wilson, Jr on 1/13/2011. (kdr)
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