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->''You had a cool teacher, right? ''Just call me Ralph. I can't stand that 'Sir' shit.'' Sure you did. Talking to you on your level, like a mate rather than an authority figure, about the Inspiral Carpets or Nirvana, and pulling an acoustic guitar out of the cupboard when all that learning shit got a bit boring, yeah? It happened to us all. We laughed, we connected, we got terrible grades at the end of the year, then found out they never returned after the summer break because they'd fingered a sixth form girl.''
-->--'''Stuart Millard''', ''So Excited, So Scared: The Series/SavedByTheBell Retrospective''
[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin A teacher...who is cool]]. They motivate their students to learn (possibly in "fun ways" that actually ''are'' fun), laugh at the SternTeacher and MisplacedKindergartenTeacher behind their backs, [[BadassTeacher protect]] their students from the SadistTeacher and oppose the EvilTeacher and DeanBitterman at every turn. Their consistently good results might protect them from being a FiredTeacher, but this isn't a given. A lot of these end up being TheMentor either way.
Often a {{Foil}} to the ApatheticTeacher.
Supertrope to: PsychologistTeacher and BadassTeacher
[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
* Shizuka [[CatGirl Nekonome]] in ''Manga/RosarioToVampire'' is one of the few teachers who happens to be generally nice to everyone, enthusiatic about her job and helping her students learn, and actively encourages her students to participate in extracurricular activities. She does have a nasty habit of scratching her students whenever they point out something about her cat nature, though... even if it is for her own genuine good and protection.
* This is the entire premise of ''Manga/GreatTeacherOnizuka''. Onizuka is so much of a supportive teacher to his student's own problems, that very shortly into the series, he already had his own female students throwing him their panties in appreciation. He's not even ''that'' kind of teacher either..... most of the time.
* Takamichi of ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'' is often viewed as this. Negi kind of counts.
* Monsieur Dufarge, Sarah's French teacher in ''Anime/PrincessSarah'', is a good example, and ends up being a [[TheMentor father figure]] to her. Of course, this leads to [[FiredTeacher inevitable consequences]], given the [[TearJerker sort of series it is.]]
* ''Manga/FruitsBasket'' (manga only) has "Mayu-[[SenseiChan Chan-Sensei]]" as the girl students call her. At one point she pretends to get angry, then grins and tells them to refer to her as "[[ShoutOut Great Teacher Mayuko]]".
* Sumiko Kobayashi from ''Manga/DetectiveConan'' tries to pass herself off as a SadistTeacher at first, to not fail at her work, but as soon as her JerkAssFacade is blown, she embraces the trope thoroughly.
* Ms. Oishi, the beloved elementary school teacher in Japanese film ''[[Film/TwentyFourEyes Twenty-Four Eyes]]''. She teaches her kids fun songs, takes them on hikes, and more importantly, reads them subversive literature and questions Japanese militarism.
* Mr. Freddy Shoop in ''Summer School''. Maybe a little too cool at times, but enforced in that he's just the gym teacher who was forced to teach remedial English or lose his job.
* Jaime Escalante, from ''StandAndDeliver'', which is based on an awesome true story (see Real Life, below).
* Dewey Finn in ''Film/SchoolOfRock'' is a {{Reconstruction}}. He is not a trained teacher and is only posing as one to earn some quick money, and then only intends to use the children to make money from the Battle of the Bands. But he comes to care for the children and his influence really helps bring them together. He doesn't help their grades but he does help their creativity and self expression a lot.
* Jack Griffith (played by ThomasHadenChurch) in ''Film/EasyA'', at least through Olive's eyes. Starts one class with a rap song, although he immediately stops, claiming that doing that is disrespectful.
* Mary in ''Film/TheMuppets'', such that her students simultaneously admit they'll miss her during their two-week Spring Break.
* Brendan in ''{{Film/Warrior}}'' is shown to be very popular and effective with his students. Once they learn he is also a {{Badass}} MMA fighter, he proves even ''more'' popular.
* Mr. John Keating in ''Film/DeadPoetsSociety'' founds the society in question and encourages his students to follow their dreams. [[spoiler: And becomes the TheScapegoat when one of his pupils is DrivenToSuicide by his overbearing father, although [[BittersweetEnding the rest take his words to heart]].]]
* ''Film/AmericanHistoryX'': Venice Beach High's school principal Dr. Sweeney was apparently so cool as a literature teacher that Derek still respected him even after becoming a skinhead. He also gives personal attention to Danny in hopes of turning him away from racism.
* Roberta Guspari Demetras in ''Film/MusicOfTheHeart.'' She spends ten years teaching violin to elementary kids in Harlem, then [[spoiler: puts on a super concert to raise funds when her program is threatened with being cut.]] Also based on a Real Life teacher.
* Glen Holland of ''Film/Mr. Holland's Opus.'' Could be considered a reconstruction because he initially sees teaching as a "fallback"--a way to earn money to finance his composing. He quickly learns to care for the kids and love his job.
* Deloris Van Cartier becomes this in ''Film/Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit.'' She's asked to go undercover as the music teacher at an inner-city Catholic school [[SaveOurStudents on the verge of closure]], discovers the students can sing, and [[spoiler: turns them into a competition-winning choir, simultaneously convincing the local diocese to keep the school open.]]
* In ''Temple Grandin,'' Temple has one of these, a science teacher named Mr. Carloch. He is the first teacher to see Temple as "different, not less," and encourage her gifts. He also sticks up for her when other teachers ridicule her and want to fail her because of the problems she has in some subjects due to autism/Asperger's. Temple stays in touch with Carloch after high school and even [[spoiler: comes to his funeral.]]
* Subverted in Disney's ''Disney/BigHero6''. [[spoiler: Professor Callaghan genuinely cares about his students, but his hatred and embitterment towards Krei after his daughter his seemingly killed because of him drove him to become Yokai, and therefore oppose his former students after they become the Big Hero 6.]]
* ''Film/XMenFirstClass'': Dr. Charles Xavier adopts this role when he trains the young mutants; he is always friendly, supportive and caring.
%%* Rainer in Film/DieWelle.
* Zeki Müller in the German comedy movie ''Fack ju Göthe'' (a {{Main/Funetik Aksent}} misspelling of Fuck You, Goethe.) and its sequel. He is a former criminal who, in an attempt to recover the lost money of the heist that brought him into prison, poses as a teacher at the [[UsefulNotes/GermanEducationSystem Goethe Gesamtschule]]. The class he is supposed to teach is full of students with little to no manners or respect for the school staff. Hilarity ensues as the former prison inmate Zeki tries to teach Class 10b some manners. In the sequel he has to survive a class trip with his chaotic students to Thailand.
* ''Creator/GoreVidal's'' ''Literature/{{Creation}}'' shows us the philosophy and practice of UsefulNotes/{{Confucius}} who is so cool that even the cynical Gore Vidal is in awe of him.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** Professor Lupin in ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'' (in his later appearances he was no longer a teacher) and [[spoiler: [[EvilTeacher impostor]]]] Moody in book 4. Hagrid also counted while he was care of magical creatures teacher (although his lessons got a bit dangerous) as well.
** In the film of ''[[Film/HarryPotter Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix]]'', when Harry himself becomes a teacher of sorts for Dumbledore's Army, DanielRadcliffe suggested that Harry dress somewhat like Lupin in those scenes because he was the teacher he liked best and most wanted to emulate. Awww. The other teachers have shades of this (Evil ones like [[TyrantTakesTheHelm Umbridge]] and The Carrows notwithstanding as well as the incredibly boring Binns), although they tend to fit better into other categories.
* Susan Sto Helit counts, by ''[[Discworld/ThiefOfTime Thief Of Time]]''. She takes her students on field trips to battlefields and other continents, and has bogeymen and Death himself come in to talk to them. Overlaps with BadassTeacher.
* Honoria Bulstrode, headmistress of Meadowbanks, from the Creator/AgathaChristie novel ''Cat Among the Pigeons''. She's not overly strict, but she seems to have an almost telepathic knowledge of everything that goes on at her school. Eileen Rich, the English teacher, also qualifies.
* Miss Bulstrode's friend Miss Emlyn from ''Halloween Party''. Miss Emlyn actually figures out who the killer is before Poirot does, though she doesn't have enough evidence to go to the police, and Poirot consults her on several details of his plan before executing it.
* In the 6th ''Literature/CiaphasCain'' book, Ciaphas seems to have become one of these (he admits to being more relaxed than the other teachers and seems more than willing to take his trainee commissars into the field to get some experience).
* Aristo in ''Literature/TheRomanMysteries'' in the tutor of the four main character. He doubles as a HotTeacher.
* Several mentors in ''Literature/WarriorCats'' are seen as cool by their apprentices. Bluestar in particular was thought of as awesome by her student [[TheHero Firestar]].
* Miss Honey from ''Matilda'' (both the film and the book). Doubly so when you consider she's brave enough to [[spoiler: teach in a school ruled by the aunt who horribly abused her and likely murdered her father.]]
* Miss Temple from ''Jane Eyre'' is the only openly sympathetic teacher at Lowood School. She becomes one of Jane's good friends as Jane grows up.
[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': Miss Brooks is considered the most popular teacher at Madison High.
* ''TheBradyBunch'': How Peter tries to play up dull, old science teacher Mr. Price in "The Power of the Press." It doesn't work.
* On ''SaturdayNightLive'', Seth Meyers played the titular ''Cool Teacher''. On this occasion, however, he gets pushed aside by an even cooler teacher with a beanie hat, no tie, and hair like Garth from Wayne's World. Eventually, he was revealed to be a crotchety, bitter fellow teacher in a wig who was attempting to subvert Cool Teacher.
* In ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'':
** There was a cool teacher named Mr. Turner, and a "square" one, Mr. Feeny, who actually turns out to be something of a cool teacher and mentor to the students himself.
** In one episode Eric takes over teaching a citizenship class for immigrants and turns out to be a rather cool (and incredibly gifted) teacher himself.
** In ''Boy Meets World'' there was an episode when they were in college where they had a "cool" young professor, played by Fred Savage (Ben's [[RealLifeRelative real-life older brother]]). This episode kind of questions the trope because the professor doesn't respect boundaries--he tries to sleep with Topanga.
* In ''Series/MySoCalledLife'', a challenging but inspirational teacher has a brief stay at the school and seems to be the only teacher to care that Jordan can't read. Ultimately he's forced out when some skeletons in his personal life come to light, leaving his former students confused.
* ''Series/{{Glee}}'':
** Mr. Schuester is definitely this. Bonus points for being one of the main characters in the show.
** Emma Pillsbury also has shades of this, however she's just the [[PsychologistTeacher guidance counselor]] and is a tiny bit to occupied with [[SuperOCD her own problems]].
** Substitute teacher Hollie Holliday turned out to be a very cool teacher and was considered even cooler than Mr Shuester. However, she took it too far and let Mercedes sabotage Sue's car and was then unable to deal with the consequences.
* Dr. Thomas "Tommy" Oliver in Series/PowerRangersDinoThunder. Careers prior to teaching include superhero (more consecutive years doing so than anyone else on the planet), professional race-car driver, and mad scientist (he helped to create ''robot dinosaurs''). Won several martial arts competitions back when he was in school. Fit all of his college education, racecar driving, and mad science career into seven years. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking Has finally cut his hair into a cool hairstyle]].
* Mrs. Quick from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch''. She's frequently there to put a stop to Mr. Kraft's SadistTeacher policies while also providing plenty of quirkiness herself.
* Mr. Futtstein from ''Series/ClarissaExplainsItAll''. Clarissa quotes him often, and everything she says about him makes him sound like the coolest teacher ever. Who else would give an assignment to watch TV for 24 hours straight to figure out how to improve it?
* Rod Belding from ''{{Saved by the Bell}}''. Later subverted when it turns out how much of a flake Rod is, willing to ditch his students on a field trip to have a date with a stewardess. Mr Belding tried to be the cool teacher, but was generally the ReasonableAuthorityFigure. It was only when a third party entered the scene that Belding would team up with his students and let his CoolTeacher flag fly.
* A repeated sketch in ArmstrongAndMiller (the {{Channel 4}} version) spoofed this. The skits starred a really CoolTeacher who would use his unorthodox teaching method and passion to teach life lessons and make sure his students get the most out of their education... until the bell would ring, at which point he would become the ultimate ApatheticTeacher, immediately pulling out a newspaper, sitting down and telling his students to "fuck off", in the process completely abandoning or even directly ''contradicting'' whatever message he'd been trying to teach mere seconds ago.
* Syrio Forel of ''Series/GameOfThrones'', Arya's "dancing master", who instructs her in both Braavosi swordfighting and [[LargeHam advanced scenery-chewing]].
* Dr. Dupree in ''TheFamousJettJackson'' has elements of this. He seems to be your typical English teacher, but he does, on occasion, do something fun. In one episode, Jett screws up royally with his family, at school (by reading Poe's ''Raven'' to a rap beat, causing Dupree to shut him down and claim he's disrespecting the author), and friends. He then appears to end up in a GroundhogDayLoop. On his third iteration, he manages to get everything right. Then it turns out to have been AllJustADream, except the first iteration, naturally. Except that things actually get better. His friend is no longer pissed at him, realizing he was right. His great-grandmother and his father admit they overreacted. At school, Dr. Dupree also admits that Jett's "performance" wasn't as bad as he initially thought. In his mind, Jett tried to mix Poe's poetry with the "urban poetry of rap", which was very popular with the students.
* Inverted with the Mr. Goodman character of ''SoRandom''. His attempts at being cool usually result in bodily harm, and his students awkwardly asking for him to teach them normally.
* ''Series/PersonOfInterest:'' Finch, posing as a substitute math teacher, explaining the number pi to a room full of bored high school students:
--> ... Which means that contained within this string of decimals is every single other number. Your birth date, combination to your locker, your Social Security number. It's all in there somewhere. and if you convert these decimals into letters, you would have every word that ever existed in every possible combination. The first syllable you spoke as a baby, the name of your latest crush. Your entire life story from beginning to end. Everything we ever say or do... all of the world's infinite possibilities rest within this one simple circle. Now, what you do with that information... what it's good for... well, that would be up to you.
* ''Series/TheVampireDiaries'': Alaric Saltzman. He's young, intelligent, good looking and he's a badass vampire hunter aside from being the school's history teacher.
* Bernard hedges in the British TV series "Please Sir," who begins as a butt monkey but later achieves this status through his genuine dedication and fairness.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'':
** Ian Chesterton is a science teacher who is also a big fan of pop music, surprising Susan by knowing fanboy details about the charts in the first episode and dancing to Music/TheBeatles in "The Chase" (and the Telos novella ''Time and Relative''). He's also young, friendly, handsome, an ActionHero companion and travels through time, though not beyond [[DeadpanSnarker teacher sarcasm]].
** Clara Oswald has become one in "Day of the Doctor". She teaches English, has a motorbike, is young and pretty and fashionable, and time travels.
[[folder:Video Games]]
* Jack, the former WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds, becomes this in ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' if she survived the previous game, to students at Grissom Academy.
* Kyojin Usami of ''VisualNovel/MajiDeWatashiNiKoiShinasai'', while something of a ButtMonkey and NoRespectGuy in-universe, is noted to be quite popular with his students due to his tendency to discard typical class lessons in favor of giving advice based on genuine life experience. He also serves as something of a mentor to main character Yamato while also being quite skilled at martial arts.
[[folder:Web Original]]
* In ''Literature/LovelaceOneTwo'', Mr. Stone -- Andi's mentor -- is highly supportive of his students and tries to do his best by them. In [[http://banter-latte.annotations.com/2013/06/26/story-day-lovelace-12-part-4/ Part 4]], Andi describes him as buying into "the [='=]''Film/DeadPoetsSociety''[='=] thing."
-->'''Mr. Stone:''' Are you kidding? No way. Creator/RobinWilliams was a ''terrible'' teacher in that movie. Seriously, aphorisms and pep talks dont teach [[Creator/WilliamBlake Blake]].
* Dumbbell is shaping up to be one in Blog/AskHoopsAndDumbbell. He's only a student teacher, but it only takes him one day with his students to start wracking up CoolTeacher points.
[[folder:Western Animation]]
* Parodied in ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' with Mr. Cartmanez.
* ''TheMagicSchoolBus'' has Ms. Frizzle. She has a pet chameleon, her school bus can go anywhere in time or space, and nothing ever fazes her.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'':
** One episode had a former student (and rival of SadistTeacher Ms. Finster) return to the school to work as a teacher. By the end of the episode he's reconciled his love of science with his aversion to being boring and became one of these.
** The mysterious Mr. E, a substitute teacher who wins over the entire class with the exception of TJ, who's appalled at how quickly they forgot about Ms. Grotke.
** Miss Grotke's a pretty cool teacher herself as well.
* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** Monk Gyatso teaches [[TheHero Aang]] to [[BlowYouAway airbend]] [[PieInTheFace pies at other, meditating monks]]. While the other senior monks at the Southern Air Temple take a more disciplinarian stance and want to accelerate Aang's training because of the war on the horizon, Gyatso insists that he have a happy childhood.
** [[CoolOldGuy Uncle]] [[RetiredBadass Iroh]] also counts. Just watch any scene where he's teaching Zuko a lesson in fire-bending or general life lessons. [[ParentalSubstitute He's more of a father to Zuko than his actual father.]]
* Miss Finch on ''{{Birdz}}'' is generally supportive of Eddie. In one episode, she allows him to shoot a video essay instead of writing one, to support his love of filmmaking.
* The science teacher in Frankenweenie sort of counts, though it can be a little unclear due to the gloomy tone of the film. But he is clearly very excited about his subject, illustrates his points with theatrical story telling, gestures and chalk drawings and chides the adults of the town for being small-minded and preventing him from expanding their children's minds, even if he has an (on the surface) fairly threatening way of saying it. He also listens and gives advice to Victor when he asks him a question outside of the classroom and tells him its important to love his project. Note that most of the class is very excited about the Science Fair, and that the children don't seem very happy with their substitute when he is fired.
* In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', Twilight Sparkle becomes for the CMC, a special tutor who takes special time to help our favorite fillies find their true potential.
** And [[BigGood Princess Celestia]] is one for Twilight in turn.
* Mr. Simmons of ''Hey Arnold'' bounces between being this and a [[AdultsAreUseless total idiot]].
* Mr. Ratburn from ''Arthur'', while also a SternTeacher, is cool in that he makes sure his students learn what they need to and also practice thinking for themselves. In addition, he has an affinity for stuff kids like, such as cartoons and cake.
[[folder:Real Life]]
* Many people will have "that one teacher" who is just plain awesome and does things his/her own way.
* Purportedly, Website/SomethingAwful Goon/high school science/forensics teacher Gene Splicer is this: "Who was the one who brought the maggots so the students could mess around with them? Me!" The other known teacher-goonette, English professor(?) Jidohabankai (this is almost certainly wrong) is more of a SadistTeacher [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold With A Heart Of Gold]] (she does terrible things to cell phones that dare to ring during classtime).
* Jaime Escalante, made famous by Edward James Olmos' portrayal in ''Stand and Deliver'', was a Bolivian immigrant who came to Los Angeles to teach computer literacy at an inner city school. Only, when he arrived, there were no computers, so instead he started teaching math, including starting an AP Calculus class. Despite numerous naysayers, his AP class consistently had the highest test passage rate in the country (so high that at one point they were investigated for cheating, but were exonerated). He was so beloved by his students that they stole his car in order to fix it up for him (many of his successful students were former delinquents). On the side, he taught remedial math and an English class for immigrants at night.
* Creator/CarlSagan. Many of his own students are now big-time celebrity scientists in their own right. UsefulNotes/NeilDeGrasseTyson might be the most famous example. [[Series/BillNyeTheScienceGuy Bill Nye]] is another.
* Salman Khan, founder of [[http://www.khanacademy.org/ Khan Academy]], is the Internet's official CoolTeacher.


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After rout, Nordhoff ready for familiar foes
TVL rivals stand in way of title defense
TORRANCE — A pair of Tri-Valley League rivals likely stand in the way of the Nordhoff High football team's attempt to repeat as CIF-Southern Section Northwest Division champion.
With a convincing 38-20 win over host Torrance (5-7) on Friday night, the Rangers advanced to the playoff semifinals behind a strong defensive performance led by Ryan Abayan and three first-half rushing touchdowns by running back Matt Woodcock.
Nordhoff (11-1) will travel to Santa Barbara City College to play Bishop Diego in the semifinals next Friday night. A win next week coupled by a victory by league champion Oak Park (who travels to El Segundo for the other semifinal), the two teams would meet for the division title in two weeks.
"We want to see Oak Park again," said Abayan, who intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble as the Rangers' starting defensive unit held an opponent to under eight points for the eighth time in 12 games. "We respect them now. But we have to take care of business next week against Bishop Diego."
A late score, an onside kick recovery and another score all in the final 2:14 of the game with the Nordhoff second team playing could not dampen the Rangers' spirit.
"We (the starters) don't care," Abayan said of the late scores. "We did our job. We only allowed one touchdown. We take pride in our defense and knew we did a good job tonight."
On several different occasions this season, Nordhoff coach Todd Henney has used Muhammad Ali as a way to motivate his players. He was at it again in his postgame speech, saying that Ali was beaten by Joe Frazier in their first fight, then beat Frazier, before Ali won the final matchup — the "Thrilla in Manila" — in the final fight.
"We lost to Bishop Diego last year, beat them this year, and now we go at them again in the rubber match," Henney said. "We all know what happened in the last Ali-Frazier fight."
Nordhoff started slow out of the gate and actually trailed 7-0 after Torrance scored on its second drive after a nifty 45-yard reverse play and then a 2-yard score by running back Bobby Wilson.
On the next possession, the Rangers got on the board following a 70-yard, nine-play drive and the first of Woodcock's three first-half scores from 11 yards out. He would add TD runs of 13 yards and 1 yard on Nordhoff's fourth and fifth possession of the game as the Rangers took a 24-7 lead into the half.
Woodcock finished with 176 yards on 21 carries.
"We got a lot of guys into the game and that always helps out at practice, so we're happy about that," Henney said. "We knew they were a good team and we knew they had gotten better and better each week."
Nordhoff kicker Cooper Garcia hit three extra points and a 20-yard field goal in the first half and later added two more extra points for a total of eight points on the night.
The field goal came with just nine seconds remaining in the first half following a fumble recovery by Abayan at the Tartars' 30-yard line. Abayan also added a first-half interception.
The two second-half Nordhoff touchdowns came courtesy a 9-yard run by back senior Daniel Cornejo and a 1-yard plunge by junior Shane Hersh.
Torrance coach Rock Hollis knew Nordhoff could do it all.
"They can run, they can pass, they play great defense," he said. "We met out match. Our guys have been playing playoff games for the past four or five weeks. I was proud of our guys. We got beat by a pretty good team."
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Bust of Serapis, 2nd century a.d.; Mid–Imperial
Roman; said to be from Egypt
Silver; H. 6 1/8 in. (15.6 cm)
Gift of Jan Mitchell and Sons, 1991 (1991.127)
By the second century A.D., Serapis had become one of the most popular deities in the Roman empire. Many images of the god took the form of portable busts, suitable for dedication or for private worship. Silver busts of Serapis are mentioned in an inscription found in Rome, but this is apparently the only extant example. The modius (grain basket) always shown on the god's head is now missing.


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$12.20, Paper
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C.J. Hatch's first novel, Hurricane Ron, a thriller published by Dagger Books, offers insight into the nasty, secret world of motorcycle gangs who recruit soldiers returning from war. Hatch is no stranger himself to war zones. Heavily decorated and widely travelled, Hatch served in Operation Desert Storm in Saudi Arabia and Sarajevo in Operation Provide Promise as a military journalist. A native of Mobile, Hatch writes about a rural setting he knows well, peppering his novel with a cast of colorful characters. Read the complete review…
By William Cobb
The University of Alabama Press, 2015
$34.94, Hardcover; $34.95 eBook
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William Cobb's memoir, Captain Billy's Troopers, begins with a scene common to many of these narratives. It is July 21, 1984, and the author has hit rock bottom. Knowing he may die if he doesn't get help, he desperately seeks admittance to Brookwood Hospital in Birmingham, dreading the withdrawal symptoms but also terrified of coping with life's inevitable disappointments without Scotch to blot the depression. "A drunk grows old alone and dies alone," Cobb writes, "all alone, because all he wants is his booze and his booze seals him off from everything he values and loves." In many ways, Captain Billy's Troopers is the author's way of reaching out from the abyss of the false romance of the drinking life to understand how alcohol went from a diversion to something that threatened his marriage to fellow writer Loretta Cobb (the couple recently celebrated their fiftieth anniversary) and his relationship with his beautiful daughter, Meredith. Read the complete review…
By Steve Tomasula
The University of Alabama Press, 2013
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To call the short stories in Tomasula's new collection "non-traditional" is an understatement. With paragraphs and pages randomly set in various typestyles, font colors, margins, interspersed with Web addresses and binary code of zeroes/ones, and with illustrations relevant to each narrative, the effect is a hybrid of conventional storytelling mixed with elements of the graphic novel. Read the complete review…
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Can you blame me for approaching Andrew Glaze's Overheard in a Drugstore: And Other Poems with a sense of trepidation? The latest book by Alabama's 95-year-old Alabama Poet Laureate opens with a copy of a 1956 letter from no less than Robert Frost and a photograph of Glaze, Frost, Wallace Stegner, and others at the 1946 Bread Loaf Writers Conference.
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NewSouth Books, 2015
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The History Press, 2014
$19.99, Paper
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Marcus Aurelius Strong, a widower who has retired after a thirty-year career with the Secret Service, is well-known for his bravery and intelligence, having actually saved the life of a president he was charged with protecting. But now he is bored and looking for something to recapture some of the excitement of his old job and at the same time defend the weak and mistreated victims of evildoers. As it happens, there has been a series of robberies at rest stops on Interstate 95 near his home in Maryland, and none of them has been solved. He determines, as vigilantes are given to do, that law enforcement has higher priorities and thus is not moving fast enough in solving these crimes. Thus he will intervene.
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Southern Illinois University Press, 2014
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Hub City Press, 2015
$16.95, Paper
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Pasture Art is Marlin Barton's fifth volume of fiction—there have been two novels and two collections of stories—but this book stands a good chance to be his break-out book. The stories are more insightful, more psychologically complex than any of his previous work. As a story writer, he has arrived.
Like many another Southern fiction writers Barton has his home territory, his own postage stamp of soil which seems to supply him with all the materials he needs. Coincidentally Barton's patch is the same patch cultivated by the brilliant short story writer Mary Ward Brown—the area around Forkland, Marion, and Demopolis, Alabama—but Brown chose a different slice of the local population. Her people were often professional people, like the judge in "Amaryllis," or associated with the plantation, the big house, as in the story "New Dresses." No longer truly wealthy, her white characters are likely members of the local Episcopal church. People of goodwill, not Klan members, they are nevertheless rooted in tradition and distressed by the changes around them, often in the arena of race.
By Marian Lewis
University of Alabama Press, 2015
$39.95, Hardcover
Reviewed by Dr. Sue Brannan Walker
Meet Marian Lewis. Think "sanctuary": And thank you Marian Lewis! "Sanctuary" is not a word we hear much anymore—not before toast and tea on an ordinary April morning after a week of rain. Perhaps we do not believe that there is such a place—a sanctuary—in our too busy, often too-frenzied world of meetings, assorted appointments, and daily to-do lists: call the Critter Getters; there's a coon in the attic. But wait! Stop! "Sanctuary" is a word synonymous with "Marian Lewis" – who has just written a gorgeous book titled Southern Sanctuary: A Naturalist's Walk Through the Seasons published in 2015 by the University of Alabama Press. The walk begins in April—but here we are—or rather, here I am at my computer—and I haven't yet had my cup of tea.


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Winner 62nd Blake Prize: Trevor Nickolls Metamorphosis 2011, acrylic on linen,
Please join Vice-Chancellor Professor Caroline McMillen and Rev Dr Rod Pattenden, Chairperson, The Blake Society Ltd, for the official launch of the 62nd Blake Prize Touring Exhibition.
Entry is free and all are welcome. Refreshments will be served.
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Shopping Sunday in Berlin! The Berlin branch of the French department store Galeries Lafayette will be open today.
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Pop-up Sale in Berlin. Agency absolution PR will hold a two-day sale in Berlin, offering pieces by their presented brands such as Munich-based brand Marcel Ostertag, Irene Luft and Dusseldorf newcomer Sava Nald.
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NOW OPEN: F95 – NEW LOCATION IN BERLINOctober 17, 2011 | Daniel
F95 store in Berlin re-opened! Because F95 is a brainchild of the team behind Berlin's fashion fair Premium, the store now is where it really belongs – at "Station Berlin", the premises of Premium. The new location in … Read More
NOW OPEN: SHANI BAR STORE IN BERLINOctober 15, 2011 | Daniel
Shani Bar Flagship Store opened in Berlin. Shani Bar focused on "sculpture" at the Israeli Bezalel Academy of Art and Design but then realized that shoes were her the ideal topic to foucs on. In 2004 the Tel … Read More
NEWS: WEEKDAY X BRUNO PIETERS HITS STORESOctober 14, 2011 | Daniel
Bruno Pieters + Weekday Capsule Collection hits stores today. Belgian born Bruno Pieters is known best for his accuracy, his geometric cuts and his rather minimalist approach to fashion whereas the Swedish fashion retailer Weekday sells affordable young, … Read More
NEWS: "ZIP ZÄP" COLLECTION BY ISA GRIESEOctober 12, 2011 | Daniel 1
Zipper-Wear by Isa Griese. Isa Griese's fashion collection is perfect for anyone who is up for a multi-colored, unique and eye-catching look. And for those of you who like to quickly change his or her looks: Each piece … Read More
SHOP NEWS: CHKA IN BERLINOctober 7, 2011 | Daniel
New fashion store in Berlin's district Prenzlauer Berg. A couple of weeks ago the owners of Styleserver, an online-platform for young and avant-garde fashion opened a new store. At Chka you'll find lots of Scandinavian brands such as … Read More
BERLIN: GALERIES LAFAYETTE'S "SHOE LÀ LÀ"October 6, 2011 | Daniel
Tonight: Departmentstore Galeries Lafayette's exhibition opening party. The event is by invite only, but the exhibition will be open to the public at Galeries Lafayette from October 7th to 3oth.
see all labels Galeries Lafayettes stocks, … Read More
BERLIN: FRONTLINESHOP POP-UP STORESeptember 17, 2011 | Daniel
Shop Opening in Mitte. Today's at 17 h is the official opening of the Berlin pop-up store by online retailer Frontlineshop at CollabRoom in Mitte (Torstr. 66). There'll be a live painting session by artist JayBo Monk, a … Read More


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Dark red-ruby. Distinct surmaturite on the nose: roasted red fruits, roasted herbs, chocolate, earth and minerals. Lush, sweet and layered, with classic superripe Grenache flavors of chocolate and spice cake. Very smooth wine, finishing with toothcoating tannins and the quintessential warmth of a wine from the South. 'In an outstanding vintage like 2000, I tried to preserve freshness of fruit and finesse, and thus did not try to do a big extraction,' noted Sabon.
Thick and ripe, with lovely terroir and a fat texture that makes it taste opulent and generous. Full-bodied and aromatically open, with interesting mineral, blood orange, iron and plum notes that linger on the chewy, firm finish. Needs time.
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Skipping checkups now is likely to necessitate expensive treatment later
HARRISBURG, Pa., March 31 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As the economy remains unsteady and Pennsylvanians continue to cut back their expenses, the Pennsylvania Dental Association (PDA) is stressing the need for people of all ages to keep up with their oral health care.
"The PDA understands how difficult it is for families and individuals to make ends meet in economic hard times, especially those facing job losses," said Dr. Thomas W. Gamba, president of PDA. "Trying to save a little money by postponing regular dental checkups could result in serious oral health problems that could cost thousands of dollars in the long run. Maintaining good oral health is the most cost-effective approach."
PDA has no statistics on whether more Pennsylvanians are avoiding dental checkups because of the economy. However, Gallup-Healthways recently released the results of a 2008 poll of more than 355,000 Americans. It indicates that 34 percent - or more than one-third - of Americans did not visit a dentist last year. Pennsylvania was close to the national average, at 32 percent. Dentists are concerned that 2009's numbers, which will reflect the economy's impact, will result in even more patients avoiding dental visits.
"Some patients may feel that if they aren't in pain, then there's no need for a checkup. That is not correct," said Dr. Andrew J. Kwasny, president-elect of PDA. "Patients need to come in for checkups to catch and prevent problems, which otherwise could quickly advance into painful tooth disease and costly treatments."
For example, a patient with a minor toothache may decide to treat it with numbing gel rather than visit a dentist. That toothache could be the symptom of tooth decay, and the longer it remains untreated, the more likely it will later require a root canal and crown.
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William Powell Frith
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albumen carte-de-visite, 1863
3 3/4 in. x 2 3/8 in. (96 mm x 61 mm) image size
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Canadians are becoming aware of the prevalence of mental health issues and of substance use problems, but how well equipped are we to help the many people who contend with both?
Two studies published in the December issue of the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry have found that multilevel integration is needed for mental health and substance use services to adequately address the needs of people diagnosed with co-occurring disorders. Both studies explored the prevalence of concurrent disorders, first at the provincial level among people served by the community mental health system, and then at the national level among the general population. This new research highlights the need for system-wide planning and improved integration of the mental health and addictions systems.
In the study titled, Prevalence and Profile of People with Co-occurring Mental and Substance Use Disorders Within a Comprehensive Mental Health System, Dr. Brian Rush, Senior Scientist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and Principal Investigator on both studies found that mental health and substance use disorders co-occur in approximately 20 percent - or one in five of people treated for mental disorders in Ontario's hospitals and mental health clinics.
"We found that co-occurring disorders were highest in selected sub-groups, for example, among younger adults (55%), people receiving specialty inpatient care (28%), and those with personality disorders (34%). It is important that risk management strategies be included in treatment and support models for clients," says Dr. Rush. "We also found that across all levels of care, having a co-occurring disorder was strongly associated with antisocial and challenging behaviour, legal involvement, and risk of suicide or self-harm."
In the second study, Prevalence of Co-occurring Substance Use and Other Mental Disorders in the Canadian Population, which looked at concurrent disorders at the
|Contact: Michael Torres
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health


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