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May 05, 201612:46 pm 1 Comments
In a university-wide e-mail, PrezBo has announced that Gerald Rosberg will be Columbia's new Senior Executive Vice President starting July.
Who is the Senior Executive Vice President?
Well, he is replacing Robert Kasdin, who left the position to go to Johns Hopkins. Kasdin, described by many as the right hand man to PrezBo, had been an administrator under PrezBo when he was at UMich and, at Columbia, was influential in the Manhattanville expansion.
PrezBo, who refers to Rosberg as "Gerry," wrote in his e-mail that Rosberg will serve as his "trusted advisor, alongside the many senior administrators whose excellent work we all benefit from daily, and as a partner to the Provost, deans, and other administrators in helping us realize our academic and institutional goals."
PrezBo knows Rosberg from his days as a lawyer, as both men were clerks at the Supreme Court and faculty at UMich's Law School.
April 30, 201611:16 am 4 Comments
PrezBo began the last University Senate plenary of the year with a collection of remarks on current events.
On the passing of Bill Campbell
"There was no more dedicated alumn of Columbia than Bill," said PrezBo about the long-time Columbia trustee who died recently. "He really knew how to make organizations work," said PrezBo. "When it came to making things happen and protecting me and the institution, there was just nobody better."
PrezBo attended a memorial service for Campbell on Monday in Palo Alto (Campbell was involved in Silicon Valley), and he asked for a moment of silence at the plenary.
On Manhattanville
"On May 2nd, I'll send out a statement saying that on May 2nd 1896, Morningside Heights campus was dedicated, and we are now beginning the process of dedicating the new campus in Manhattanville, and this will go on all through next year, as we begin to move into the buildings," said PrezBo about his Manhattanville plants.
The Mind, Brain, and Behavior Institute, the Lenfest Center for the Arts, and the forum building "will all be completed in the next year and a half," according to PrezBo.
April 30, 20169:19 am 0 Comments
Any attempts at getting work done are again wrecked by another notable album release. Drake released his fourth studio album, Views, on Apple Music, yet again leaving us in our feelings for the weekend. (Billboard)
Loose alpaca in Massachusetts has been captured, still no word on who owns it.
Construction workers cleaning pipes in Spain accidentally discover 1,300 pounds of ancient Roman coins dating back as far as the third century. (Huffington Post)
After protests from students, Yale has decided not to rename Calhoun College, a residential college named after a pro-slavery senator. (USA Today)
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April 26, 20162:10 pm 0 Comments
Bwog (pretends) we got our hands on the diary of one of the CDCJ activists who slept in Low for 8 days and…let's just say…well, let's let it speak for itself. Enjoy!
Friday, 4/15
Dear Diary,
It's the morning after my first night sleeping in Low Library. I feel…different. I can't believe it happened.
The bathrooms aren't that bad and honestly the floor wasn't too hard, because I used my yoga mat under my sleeping bag as a pad. I only wish PrezBo were here.
I'm excited for a new day of protest!
-Passionate environmental activist
Friday night
Dear Diary,
I'm lying down for my second night. (I can't believe it's happening again! Can I sleep here forever?) It's been a weird day. I really, really wish PrezBo were actually here.
-Tired but excited activist
Written by Betsy Ladyzhets
April 21, 20163:00 pm 1 Comments
Money: something we, as college students in NYC, love to think about but rarely have on hand. We sent Bwog staffer Betsy Ladyzhets to a lecture on neoliberalism and campus finance to torture her with money talk, but it ended up being an informative panel. We'll try better next time–maybe a talk on how millennials are doomed in the job hunt?
When I walked over to Fayerweather for the Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism's panel "The Neoliberal University" last night, I passed Low Library, in which CDCJ protesters had been locked for several days. I wondered what the view of Butler will look like when the new Henry Moore sculpture is installed next semester. I thought about Tuesday's Barnard tuition hike, the highest increase in the college's history. With all of these issues in mind, an event that discussed the influence of capitalist sponsors on private universities seemed all too timely. And I didn't appear to be the only one with that opinion. The small lecture hall was packed: an undergrad, grad student, or professor in almost every seat.
A representative from the Columbia Journal of Literary Criticism introduced the event by attempting to define "neoliberal." The term, she said, is "associated with the liberalization of economic policy and the privatization of public services." In the context of this panel, "neoliberal" refers to the way in which private donors can influence Columbia (and other universities) through grants that give an agenda to research, professors, and private institutes.
Reinhold Martin, the first panelist and an associate professor at Columbia's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, expanded on this idea with his discussion of the different facets of neoliberalism. He first explained the history of Columbia as not a university, but a corporation: the university was founded to promote Anglicanism, then was later refounded as a research institution with specific ideal-centric goals, and has since only become more corporatized. Despite its supposed purpose as a site of public learning, Columbia is constantly redefined by the individuals who hold monetary power. He then posed questions about who the subject and the object of such corporatization is, what the effects of corporatization will be, and how this idea connects to social change and wealth distribution on a global scale.
April 20, 20165:02 pm 0 Comments
CDCJ's been doing their thing the past few days—but where's PrezBo? We bring you answers, in the form of a night in the life of our beloved university president.
8:52 pm
It's been nice working from home for the past few days! God knows I don't spend as much time as I should with my family.
8:58 pm
Should I go skiing this weekend? Maybe I should try to make the most of it before spring really sets in—that's it, I'm calling my travel agent so we can get our tickets booked. All this pent-up energy has to go somewhere, and nature is the perfect punching bag.
9:31 pm
I wish Wien didn't exist. It brings the property value down.
10:20 pm
Ugh, I hate myself! Why do I get distracted so easily?? I should have been doing work, but instead I started looking up office redecorating tips on Pinterest. This inspo is so hard to resist, especially when I have to re-do the office anyway—the hippies loitering in Low have made me realize there is a fundamental flaw in the way that this university approaches interior decorating.
April 15, 201612:48 pm 7 Comments
If you go to Low Steps right now you might see people in suits walk up to the entrance of the building, then turn around growling in frustration when they realize that protesters have caused the building to be locked down.
This lockdown is part of CDCJ's protest in support of fossil fuel divestment, which began last night.
Here's what you need to know:
Around 4:00pm yesterday afternoon, two dozen members of Columbia Divest for Climate Justice (CDCJ) began sitting, chanting, and marching outside President Bollinger's office in Low, demanding he support fossil fuel divestment.
Sixteen activists spent the night in Low. This morning, Public Safety sealed off the building (around 10:30 am, according to Caroline Lee, CC '18), refusing to allow inside any person who doesn't work there.
The protestors, now inside President Bollinger's office, have food they brought last night, but it is unclear whether Public Safety is allowing more food to be brought in (they were allegedly refusing to do so last night).
A group of Rules of Conduct delegates have told the activists they may be in violation of the Rules of Conduct. Some CDCJ members are already being investigated over a previous alleged rules violation. It is possible to be charged with the same violation twice. CDCJ's advisor Peter Cernecka has met with the President's office, Goldberg's office, and the Provost's office.
Around ten CDCJ members are sitting outside of Low in support. CDCJ has created an online form that students can use to send an email to PrezBo in support of their action, demanding fossil fuel divestment.
The club is staging another protest on Low Steps this afternoon, at 1:30 pm, to rally more support. See the Facebook event here. For more information regarding CDCJ's act of civil disobedience, check out their video explanation.
April 13, 201611:32 am 1 Comments
In an email sent out to students, President Bollinger announced his appointment of Ruth DeFries and Jeffrey Sachs as University Professors, "the highest rank Columbia bestows on its faculty." They join a select group numbering only fifteen, and which counts academic notables from Richard Axel (biology) and Joseph Stiglitz (economics) to Gayatri Spivak (English and comparative literature).
Both Sachs and DeFries are members of the Earth Institute (Sachs is the director of the Institute) and have made great strides in sustainability research and policy. DeFries is part of the National Academy of Sciences and has received both a Fulbright Award and a MacArthur Fellowship for her work. Sachs served as the Special Advisor to the United Nations Security-General and is currently Director of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network. And if you head over to the Earth Institute, you can probably take classes with them!
March 21, 20163:01 pm 2 Comments
As of this afternoon, the term of Columbia's illustrious president Lee Bollinger has been extended an additional four years, to 2022. Not only does this mean PrezBo will still be running the show when he's 75, it makes his projected term the third longest in Columbia history. The Columbia board has made this decision due to his role in helping develop "one of the most diverse and accomplished communities of students and faculty in the nation."
We here at Bwog are excited to see what PrezBo will accomplish with these additional four years in office. Will he, like the pharohs of old, erect a statue in his honor? Set a record for most insubstantial emails sent in one career? Win over so many wealthy donors that Columbia can actually start using its money to benefit the student body? The possibilities are endless.
Read the official email on the subject from Board Chair Jonathan Schiller after the jump
Tags: 'the most diverse and accomplished communities of students and faculty in the nation' ... whatever that means, if bernie doesn't win the primary can we nominate him for president of columbia?, prezbo, the band said at orgo night that bernie IS columbia so we think it'd work, who gets to elect our president though, why don't they just extend his term to 2222 while they're at it
Written by Nikki Shaner-Bradford
March 10, 20168:13 pm 0 Comments
What's better than an adult coloring book? A Columbia-specific college kids version, full of colorful campus figures and fixtures. Courtesy Bwog's fantastic writer-illustrator dynamo, Nikki Shaner-Bradford. Print and de-stress. Enjoy, fam. #LateNightBwog
Tags: color colorful puns, deantini, Deantinin plus technology=bad combo, DSpar, favorite colorful campus figures, lions and bears, Millie the Magnolia, prezbo, remember that episode of jon and kate plus 8 where kate wouldnt let them use markers, selfies, this is like that, which is fiercer? crayons vs colored pencils vs markers
February 06, 20164:06 pm 2 Comments
Joe Milholland, Governmental Bwogger Extraordinaire, attended the USenate plenary this week. An unexpectedly wide range of topics came up, making for some interesting takeaways. But, of course, how can one have a USenate plenary without mentioning the Smoking Policy?
The University Senate had a plenary on Friday, and several smaller topics came up. Here they are, followed by two policy updates:
Smoking Policy
The Institute for Ideas and Imagination
November 21, 20151:08 pm 2 Comments
PrezBo's Defense of Affirmative Action and Discussion of Columbia's Racial Policy
At the beginning of Friday's University Senate plenary, PrezBo gave a long speech about racism and the university's role therein. His speech was historical in nature, starting with the Supreme Court decision Brown vs. The Board of Education, which struck down segregated public schooling as unconstitutional. After that decision, PrezBo said, "basically" every college in the US embraced affirmative action policies, as well as corporations and the government.
However, PrezBo went on, in the late 1980's these ideas began to be attacked under the Reagan administration, and a challenge to the University of Texas's Law School's affirmative action policies succeeded in the Supreme Court. Later, Proposition 209 to California's constitution got rid of affirmative action, and, according to PrezBo, the University of California is now 2.5% African-American (it was higher before Prop 209, he said).
November 16, 201512:04 pm 0 Comments
Around 11:15AM, Columbia University President Lee Bollinger issued a statement on the recent terror attacks seen in Paris, as well as those in Turkey, Lebanon, and Russia, in an email titled "Statement Regarding Recent Global Events." The email comes more than two days after at least 128 people were killed in city-wide terrorist attacks on the capital of France. Immediately after the extent of the attacks were known, Columbia issued a statement on its Facebook page stating "[they] believe that all Columbia students and faculty at the Paris Global Center are safe and accounted for," though until now the University had not issued an official statement on the attacks.
The email laments those whose lives were lost in the attacks, and states that the University Chapel's bells will toll at noon today, allowing us "to pause to reflect on these horrifying events." Bollinger reaffirms the safety of all Columbia students and faculty members currently in Paris, and goes on to thank the "dedicated staff who on Friday night quickly accounted for everyone and confirmed their safety."
The full statement from President Bollinger is provided below.
Tags: breaking, email, president bollinger, prezbo, statement
November 15, 20158:12 pm 7 Comments
This evening, we received an email from a representative of the Columbia delegation for the Latinx Ivy League Conference including an email sent to President Bollinger. The email outlines an incident this past weekend involving one of the delegates from Dartmouth with police at Brown. The tip also included the student's story about the night's events. The email to President Bollinger criticizes him for his lack of response to the incident considering Brown's President Christina Paxson sent an email to all Ivy League presidents about the issue.
The delegation said they decided to publicly release the email to campus media so that "the administration cannot dismiss/avoid addressing these concerns with a short email." You can read the email sent to President Bollinger below.
Dear President Bollinger,
We, the Columbia Delegation to the Latinx Ivy League Conference, write to inform you of our concerns and experiences at Brown University this weekend. As one of the nation's most renowned first amendment scholars and a fierce advocate for affirmative action programs, we are confident that you will be able to respond to our concerns directly and strongly with the intent of taking action…in a way that's less prevaricating than your email to our entire community earlier this week. We also expect a clear delineation of the actions you, as president, are taking to make this campus and the Ivy League safer spaces for students of color.
On Friday evening, a Latinx student delegate from Dartmouth College was the victim of assault at the hands of law enforcement hired by Brown's Student Activities' Office. We were so impacted by the excessive use of force that we were compelled to abandon the schedule of events and mobilize to bring immediate attention to the incident at hand.
November 06, 20152:03 pm 2 Comments
We bring you another piece from the Blue and White's November issue (which is now online) by Managing Editor Channing Prend on the new Columbia research study focusing on sexual health at the university.
"Last weekend I was standing in line to get into 1020…" These words could have been uttered by any number of students at Columbia, but, in fact, they came from distinguished sociology professor Shamus Khan.
Khan is conducting an ethnographic study of undergraduate student life as part of the Sexual Health Initiative to Foster Transformation, a new research initiative funded by the Office of the President. SHIFT, which was launched last spring by Mailman School of Public Health professors Jennifer Hirsch and Claude Mellins, aims to study the community-level factors that influence sexual health at Columbia.
The ethnographic part of this research involves, as Hirsch calls it, "hanging out with students in their native habitat." While Khan recognized that his presence at Mel's or the Heights could seem "a bit creepy," he maintained that there is a lot to learn from seeing the social spaces in which students interact.
Some of the questions that Khan said he considers when navigating around sweaty, drunk students include: How do people enter this space? Does anybody come here alone? How are people acting? How are people experiencing their contact with one another? In order to answer these questions he makes observations and takes notes. "I find it hard to talk to students in that context because I'm old and irrelevant," Khan mentioned. But he said that the value of these trips to bars is that they provide him with context to draw on later in one-on-one interviews.
As for his findings so far, Khan remarked, "I've been hanging out at bars every weekend since the start of the year and to be brutally honest, it's not that interesting." It doesn't take a sociological study to discover Cannon's sucks.
Khan clarified that he is not simply "hunting for sexual spaces." In addition to visiting local bars on weekend evenings, he also makes observations in Lerner, JJ's, and Butler. "Not everyone in the Columbia community goes out to bars," Khan said. "There are a lot of people in the library at 11:30 on a Saturday night!"
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Clarification of Conflict of Interest Disclosures: In the Editorial entitled "Hospitalizations for Heart Failure in the United States—A Sign of Hope," published in the October 19, 2011, issue of JAMA (2011;306[15]:1705-1706), and in the Commentary entitled "A Proposed Model for Initial Assessment and Management of Acute Heart Failure Syndromes," published in the April 27, 2011, issue of JAMA (2011;305[16]:1702-1703), the conflict of interest disclosure information for Dr Braunwald should have read as follows: Dr Braunwald reported receiving research support from Merck, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, Beckman Coulter, Eli Lilly, Roche Diagnostics, sanofi-aventis, Daiichi Sankyo, GlaxoSmithKline, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and Pfizer as well as participating in symposia, advisory board meetings, and/or consultancies for the following companies: Eli Lilly, Merck, Genzyme, Amorcyte, CVRx (no compensation), The Medicines Company, CV Therapeutics, Daiichi Sankyo, MC Communications, Ortho McNeil, Ikaria, Menarini International, CardioRentis, and sanofi-aventis. Also in the Commentary, the conflict of interest disclosure for Dr Gheorghiade should have read as follows: Dr Gheorghiade reported that he received consulting fees from Bayer, Novartis, Sigma Tau, Johnson & Johnson, Takeda, Otsuka, and Medtronic. These 2 articles were corrected online. A letter regarding the differences in Dr Braunwald's conflict of interest disclosures appears in this issue.
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text: ''What I Like About You'' is a 2002-2006 [[TheWB Frog network]] sitcom about two sisters living in [[BigApplesauce New York]]. Holly Tyler ([[TheAmandaShow Amanda Bynes]]) is an impulsive, hyperactive teenager; Val Tyler (Jennie Garth) is hyperorganized neat freak nearing 30.In addition to coping with each other, they also have to deal with their friends (in order of appearance):* Gary Thorpe (Wesley Jonathan), Holly's longtime best friend* Jeff Campbell (Simon Rex), Val's boyfriend (in season 1 only)* Henry Gibson (Michael [=McMillan=]), Holly's {{first love}}* Lauren (Leslie Grossman), Val's work-rival-turned-business-partner* Vic Meladeo (Dan Cortese), Val's (eventually ex-) boss [[spoiler:and eventual husband]]* Vince (Nick Zano), either a hunk or a sleaze * Peter (Stephen Dunham), Vic's chauvinistic replacement* Tina Haven (Allison Munn), Holly's female confidante & bad influence* Ben Sheffield ([[Series/LegendOfTheSeeker David de Lautour]]), a musician Holly meets in Europe(Characters with [[OnlyOneName no last name given]] are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin exactly that]].)Created by DanSchneider[[note]]it, along with ''Guys Like Us'' (produced for {{UPN}}) are the only shows Schneider created/produced shown first-run outside of {{Nickelodeon}}[[/note]] and [[{{Friends}} Wil Calhoun]]. Correspondingly, it mixed SlapStick with [[RomanticComedy relationship comedy]].----!!Contains examples of:* {{Adorkable}}: Gary in the beginning, when he's a virgin who believes in conspiracy theories about pyramids and Stonehenge. Later, Henry.* AllGuysWantCheerleaders: Val buys and puts on a cheerleader uniform for Jeff, though it gets awkward when he comes to introduce her to his mother while she has it on.* AllJustADream: Val's drunken marriage to Todd the plumber at the end of season 3/beginning of season 4. [[spoiler:When she wakes up, though, the drunken marriage to Vic is real.]]* AmicableExes: Ben and his estranged wife. ** Ben and Holly eventually, as she continues being his manager.** Holly and Henry eventually become this.* AnythingThatMoves: Lauren.* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking: Val is afraid of sharks, bears and leaving the house with the flat iron on.* BelligerentSexualTension: Gary and Tina. Val and Peter.* BettyAndVeronica: Henry and Vince are this for a while to Holly's Archie. When she comes back from Europe, she brings [[ThirdOptionLoveInterest Ben]] with her. * BigApplesauce: Duh!* BorrowedCatchphrase-->[[spoiler: Ben's wife]]: Benji!-->'''Ben''': Oh my damn!* BrandX: Holly & Gary's "[=iBop=]" music player. Justified on the "Palm Pirate" and "Rulex" as Jeff being conned into buying knockoffs.* ButtMonkey: Henry especially but Gary has moments too, particular before Henry was introduced.* CallBack: "The Talk" has one to Gary's crush on Val in the first few episodes.* TheCastShowoff: A musician [[CastTheExpert was cast as Ben specifically for this]]. Allison Munn (Tina) also gets an episode to show off her voice.** Averted by Holly several times throughout the series; Bynes is a pro at StylisticSuck singing.** Although there is a video shown of a very young Holly doing stand-up comedy, which actually is a video Amanda Bynes performing.* CatchPhrase: Gary's "Oh my damn!"* CharacterizationMarchesOn: Lauren was first introduced as a fellow employee at Val's office who was smart and competent enough to pose as a threat to Val. Yet after she was introduced the second time and became a permanent cast member, her character became a stereotypically dumb blonde who's too dumb to be believable.* ComingOutStory: "Someone's In the Kitchen with Daddy", in which Val and Holly's father comes out to them, was nominated for a GLAAD Medis Award.* ADateWithRosiePalms: {{Implied}}:-->'''Lauren''': When I don't have a boyfriend, I get to know myself pretty well.* DawsonCasting: Extremely averted with Holly (who's in-universe birthdays were near Bynes'). Played straight with Henry, Vince and Gary, all of whom were played by actors who were 24/25 at the time of their introductions, and Tina, whose actress was 28 at the time of her introduction.* DistractedByTheSexy: [[EvenTheGuysWantHim Everyone]] (except Holly) whenever Gary is shirtless.* DoggedNiceGuy: Henry, when we first meet him. 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'CNNMoney says these religious schools closed because there are less religious
young people to recruit...'
If examples like this are some of the examples of religion:
'In 1991, WBC began conducting peaceful demonstrations opposing the (sic) lifestyle of soul-damning, nation-destroying filth.'
- Westboro Baptist Church
Then I would see no benifit to following such intolerant teachings as well.
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The up and coming generation embraces a much wider perspective of life in the
world. In a global society where each of us is more closely connected every day
the theme of living should be acceptance, not judgment, of those who differ from
you in lifestyle or opinion.
Perhaps organized religion should examine itself and revert to preaching a few core precepts.
Judge not. Love thy neighbor. Treat others as you wish to be treated. Help those less fortunate than yourself. Be responsible. Be humble, not boastful.
- 10:59 a.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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Tuition increases across the board in higher education is outrageous. This is an item that ought to be on the news constantly. What also ought to be on the news is the fact that many of these institutions are PC in their views on social issues and have many curriculums that are totally irrelevant to the real world and are not providing employable degrees. The other aspect to this debacle is the U.S. Department of Education and the advocacy groups that foster students getting in debt with student loan programs along with the grant programs that are a total drain on the U.S. Budget. Many universities have created empires for themselves and their cronies with over the top salaries for people that do not teach classes. Why don't news media provide some information on the institutional hierarchy of these elitist educational organizations along with their budgets? This is just the tip of the iceberg.
- 11:30 a.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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In a related note, 63 million years ago, after roaming the earth for ~175 million years, dinosaurs went extinct.
- 11:32 a.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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My kid fought in Iraq while your kid partied at a non religious college!
- 11:55 a.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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@Pagan 10:49
Your comment suggests the WBC reflects the opinion and behavior of all individuals who attend or have attended Christian affiliated colleges.
No doubt you would gladly shout down and attack anyone who judged all members of the LGBT community based on the worst behavior of a few within that group, yet it's okay for you to do this?
@DeltaFoxtrot 10:59
Some may argue state universities should do the same thing. Sorry, I forgot, state universities follow the rule of political correctness which teaches:
-All opinions are welcome, just so long as we agree with those opinions.
-If we disagree with what you think, we may attack you as a racist, homophobic, neocon fascist.
-Have the pies ready to throw when any conservatives show up.
-We don't want to offend anyone by our words or actions, unless that person deserves to be offended.
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'@Pagan 10:49
Your comment suggests the WBC reflects the opinion and behavior of all individuals who attend or have attended Christian affiliated colleges.
No doubt you would gladly shout down and attack anyone who judged all members of the LGBT community based on the worst behavior of a few within that group, yet it's okay for you to do this?' - ClarkHippo | 1:36 p.m. Nov. 29, 2011
I'm sorry.
Are you under the impression villification of LGBT persons does not happen?
*'Utah Pride Center vandalized' - KSL - 08/20/10
*'Silent LGBT protest sparks crude comment' - By Mohammad Allam - The Daily Utah Chronicle - 02/16/10
I can't even REPEAT what Rick Votaw said.
And now I 'shout down' opposition?
Give me an example.
Moving on.
I have made public statements against 'glittering' Gingrich and Bachman. I have defended Mormons from comparisons of 'zombies.' So 'yes' I in fact DO defend both sides.
But Westboro, with it's 'God Hates....' signs do not REFLECT the lgbt community, does it.
It reflects a christian religion.
If you don't like me bringing up their actions.
Condemn THEIR factual, actions.
Not, me.
I didn't make those signs.
- 2:01 p.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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Westboro represent Westboro, nothing else. You cannot generalize anything that transpires there.
- 4:53 p.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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'Westboro represent Westboro, nothing else.' - Owl | 4:53 p.m. Nov. 29, 2011
You can't say 'God Hates...'...
without saying 'God.'
The demographics may be different, but both claim to adhere to a Judeo Christian God.
Mormons themselves, consider themselves a Christian faith, correct?
Now, suddenly, when presented with a bad example, it's 'different?'
How about another?
*'Ga. counseling student in court over view on gays' - By Greg Bluestein - AP - Published by DSNews - 11/29/11
'Correia said Keeton also told her professors she would tell any clients who said they were gay that homosexuality is morally wrong.'
I won't even GET into Nigeria wanting to make it legal to stone a homosexual to death.
This may be pushing association, but ALL these groups claim to represent 'God.'
Not Hindu,
Not Gahnesh,
Not Odin.
But Jehova, father of Christ.
If you don't like it, then you need to get your house in order, and PROMOTE the message of Christ's love and compasssion that we KNOW is out there...
and stop wondering why there is a decline in Christian colleges when there is so much vitrol and hatred spouted in His name.
- 5:10 p.m. Nov. 29, 2011
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Christian colleges hurting for students? Hmmm.. I have also heard that the quality of education is also a factor. Let us look at BYU.. why has BYU not had to cut it's tuition? Attendance rates remain high... ok, so yes it partly has to do with the fact that it is in Utah and the LDS attendance and so forth. The bottom line is that BYU has an excellent curriculum, excellent faculty and the eduction you get there is outstanding. The same can be said for others such as Notre Dame... etc. etc.
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Darwin killed God. It is taking a while for people to notice, but given how long God lived, that is not too surprising. Religion for most people now is this thing their parents did, so why not do it too and just try not to think about it very much. Bible is obviously in contradiction to science, beliefs are irrational and fit to a different shape of mind that has long since morphed into something new. Evolution has won and religion is slowly fading away, or collecting into hot-pockets of extreme faith. We can't unsee evolution and return to the old way. The writing is on the wall, for those who care to read it.
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must agree with others, Westboro is like a defect in the 'data stream of love',
there's lots of love hovering, but tidbits of irrational hate scattered
how to interpret the messages of a kind and truly loving overseer, often hinges on how astute the one doing it is. too often, some of them are unhinged, without the full capacity to know true love.
teaching and preserving knowledge that sustains, rather than destroys, has more value than any tuition known. the true cost ought not be measured in dollars, but in the time spent, in earnest devotion to the cause of goodness and love.
we all have known those few teachers who had that exceptional quality, to teach and convey, that left us with awe and utter respect. it was something that could not be valued, as it was inherent to them.
(and they often walked in the street, unaffiliated and free by their very nature!)
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You said
"But Westboro, with it's 'God Hates....' signs do not REFLECT the lgbt community, does it.
It reflects a christian religion.
The only thing Fred Phelps and his group "reflects" is his and his families hatred of his gay son. I used to live in Topeka Kansas were they are based. The simple fact is that his group is in reality very small, just his family and a few friends. Before 9/11 people outside of Topeka had never even heard of him yet people including religious people (yes many baptists) tried regularly to shut him down. Some have even gone as far as shooting at his house.
To say that he or his family reflect religion is intentionally misleading and shows a bias against all religion.
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Religious colleges were formed in order to provide a "sanitized"
education to religious people who wanted to isolate themselves and their
children from the "evils of the world".
It has taken some time, but eventually such protectionist attitudes fail, along with the institutions that try to maintain them.
"Only if you are not afraid of truth can you find it."
So says a classic LDS proselyting filmstrip.
A famous political theorist once said religion is an opiate.
A famous psychologist once said religion is a defense mechanism against fear of death.
If the idea that there is no god SCARES you, what does that tell you?
- 7:24 a.m. Nov. 30, 2011
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There is no doubt that the LGBT community is sometimes treated very poorly. But your logic reference religion is seriously flawed.
To say that because Westboro invokes the name of the Christian God, all Christianity can be condemned with them is simply beyond the pale,
Can the actions of Jeffrey Dahmer be used to categorize and then criticize all gay men? Of course not. The mere fact that they share one characteristic does not mean they share others.
Owl is correct. Westboro represents Westboro and nothing else.
As to the hatred spewed in the name of Christ. That is a true problem. But disagreement reference the acceptability of gay life (or any other hot button issue) is not the same as hate. Folks can disagree even on significant issues and still maintain a respectful, even loving relationship.
If the deal is that you and I cannot disagree without one of us being labeled as a hater then there is a significant problem with how we approach both definitions and each other.
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Twin Lights,
I love how believers will play this to their advantage.
If a Mormon does something good, Mormons are the first to publish it and parade it around saying "See what Mormons are all about! See, I am famous and successful, and I am a Mormon!"
The implicit (and often explicit) message is clear: DO judge Mormonism by this GOOD Mormon!
But when a Mormon does something bad, you all say "You can't judge the whole group by the actions of one person!"
How convenient.
Westboro Baptist Church claims to represent Jesus Christ. So do Mormons. Westboro does what it does "in the name of Jesus Christ". So do Mormons.
If you are going to act "in the name of Jesus Christ", we have every right to judge you - the LOT of you - based on the actions of those of you who claim to represent Jesus Christ.
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Organized religion, the #1 cause of suffering, death and destruction in the history of mankind.
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'If the deal is that you and I cannot disagree without one of us being labeled
as a hater then there is a significant problem with how we approach both
definitions and each other.' - Twin Lights | 7:25 a.m. Nov. 30, 2011
But I did not actually CALL you, a 'hater.'
In fact, I have not called ANYONE a 'hater.'
I DID point out the actions of the Westboro Baptist church, but I did not associate that with Bapsit's, or yourself.
I associated their actions, with THEIR belief, in God. A Judeo Christian God. Not associated with other faiths.
So, please. Stop trying to MAKE yourself the victim by claiming, and without evidence or fact, that someone ELSE is calling you a 'hater'...
when the Westboro Baptist church is sending out a message that includes, but is not limited too....
'God Hates....'
Instead of CONDEMING this action, you try to victimize, yourself.
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@Vanka 8:02
You said - "If you are going to act "in the name of Jesus Christ", we have every right to judge you - the LOT of you - based on the actions of those of you who claim to represent Jesus Christ."
I feel sorry for you, Vanka. Your attitude will choke away many opportunities for you to find the good in people different from yourself. Rather than disavow the hatred and ignorance of the world, it sounds as though you've embraced it with open arms. How truly sad.
There are many people throughout the world who claim to do things either in the name of God or in the name of Jesus Christ. Some of these acts are very good, some are evil, but to lump them all together in one is tragic.
This way of thinking is what starts war and conflict. It is the root of genocide and ethnic cleansing, where men, women and children are killed for no other reason than they belong to the wrong tribe or the wrong religion.
Ignoring the good in others while seeking only the bad might make you feel superior Vanka, but it won't uplift anyone else.
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So all who follow Jesus Christ are locked in with Westboro and can be painted with the same brush?
By that logic, then the actions of the 911 hijackers are transmitted to all Muslims. After all, they did what they did in the name of Allah, correct?
Atheists do not escape either. Since Stalin was an atheist, all atheists are at least partially complicit in his genocide, right?
For that matter we can extend this to the whole human race. Since there are bad humans, then all humans are part of their evil, okay?
No. The logic simply does not work. The evil acts of a few stand out bad actors does not mean the whole is polluted.
Agreed that the opposite is also true. The positive actions of the one does not mean that the whole group is good.
I would add however, that in many religions (certainly not just the LDS) there are multiple examples of goodness. Some never seen.
No self-victimization. Your 5:10 post clearly lumps all Christians together with Westboro. Just challenging your logic.
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In the past we have developed an efficient approach for computationally expensive multi-objective design optimization problems. In this approach we bring together design of experiment, a response surface model, a genetic algorithm and computational fluid dynamics analysis tools to provide an integrated optimization system. We use an improved hypercube sampling to preselect an array of design points on which the computational fluid dynamics code will run. Then a computationally cheap surrogate model is constructed based on response surface approximation. A real-coded genetic algorithm is then applied on the surrogate model to perform multi-objective optimization. Representative solutions are chosen from the Pareto-optimal front to verify against the computational fluid dynamics code.
This proposed method have been used in the redesign of a single-stage turbo pump, a two-stage turbo pump, and the NASA rotor67 transonic compressor blade. For the rotor67 compressor blade design, we can increase the pressure ratio by 1.8% and reduce the weight by 5%. We achieve these with a much reduced computational cost.
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- Lian, Y., and Liou, M-S., "Aero-Structural Optimization of a Transonic Compressor Rotor," Journal of Propulsion and Power, Vol. 22, No. 4, 2006, pp. 880-888.
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The "Faculty Recommendation for Summer Experiences" form is here and on the home page in the "Forms and Releases" section.
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Can I apply to more than one Lang Center summer grant?
Yes, but we suggest that you apply for the grant with the early deadline first and if you do not receive it, then apply for Summer Internship Support (SIS) because it has a rolling deadline.
Is there a limit to how many internship grants I can receive from the Lang Center during my time at Swarthmore College?
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If I'll get paid a stipend by my internship host site, can I also receive an internship grant from the Lang Center?
This depends upon how much of a stipend the student would be receiving, and the cost of living in the area where the internship experience is located. Generally, S2A2 recipients should not need a stipend from the host, but in very expensive coastal US cities (New York, Los Angeles, Washington D.C., San Francisco), our grant may not be sufficient to cover the student's housing, food, commute, travel, and financial aid requirements. We consider this on a case-by-case basis. SIS applicants must reveal their stipend when they present their budget on their applications. In the case of SIS, a stipend is often a necessity.
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S2A2 and CCF grants are intended to cover the student's housing, food, consumer disposables, and commuting costs, plus an offset of $2500 to cover students who have financial aid obligations. A student may use the funds to cover the cost of travel, provided the student is not going "home."
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If I am a Chester Fellow, where would I live? What would the cost be to live on campus for the summer?
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If I intern in Philadelphia, is possible/advisable for me to live on campus?
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The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) has welcomed Raghu Belur of Enphase Energy (NASDAQ: ENPH) as a new board member. The leading global microinverter company joins a long list of industry leaders that are focused on efforts to ramp up the use of solar power in America, which benefits both the U.S. economy and the environment.
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The company behind Solar Impulse, the first solar airplane capable of flying day and night without using any fuel, is partnering with Google to help promote its goal of circumnavigating the globe in 2015 using only solar energy.
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Over the past several years thousands of megawatts of renewable energy projects have been approved for construction on both public and private lands in California. The main development areas have been the Mojave Desert and Carrizo Plain areas of the state. But another region of California with great potential — the San Joaquin Valley — is still largely undeveloped, awaiting a commitment from state planners and regulators to prioritize the building of the transmission line needed to make development in this area feasible.
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The Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti will be hosting a ribbon-cutting reception Wednesday to celebrate the completion and launch of its $250,000 "Green Brewery Project."
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UA, ASU part of $5 million solar research grant from DOE
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Abby Wolfe is marvelling at how the stars have aligned for
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The 17-year-old singer was busking in Albion Pl, Dunedin,
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Treadway, Lyman H.; pres. The Peek, Stow & Wilcox Co.; born, New Haven, Conn., March 27, 1862; son of the late A. R. Treadway, who moved to Cleveland in 1879, and organized The Wilcox-Treadway Co., manufacturers of general hardware; afterwards incorporated with The Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co.; entered his father's business in 1881, and was successively employed as mgr. Cleveland Branch, vice pres. and pres.; director of Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co., Superior Savings & Trust Co., Peerless Motor Car Co.; pres. Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, 1907-1908; pres. Masonic Temple Ass'n, 1907; Pres. Euclid Club, 1906-1907; trustee of Western Reserve University, St. Luke's Hospital, Hiram House, Cleveland Day Nursery and Free Kindergarten; 33rd degree Mason; life member Lake Erie Consistory, Scottish Rite; member New England Society, Tippecanoe Republican Club, Colonial, Euclid, Country, and Roadside Clubs, Cleveland, and Union League Club, of New York.
Biographical Sketch of Lyman H. Treadway
MLA Source Citation:The Book of Clevelanders: A Biographical Dictionary of Living Men of the City of Cleveland. Burrows Book Company. 1914. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 24 July 2016.
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On November 5th, WIGeh members represented Vancouver's video game industry at a special panel discussion hosted at Argyle Secondary School in North Vancouver. The panel, in partnership with Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESAC) and hosted by Electric Playground's Briana McIvor, introduced video game development as a future career path to the Argyle students.
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Pickled Eggs and Beets
Total Time
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Prep 10 mins
Cook 4 hrs
Easy and simple way to make pickled beets and eggs. You can double the recipe for larger gatherings. My Grandmother is ffrom PA Dutch country and this is hoew she makes these Easter-time favorites!
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- 10 eggs
- 1 (15 ounce) cansliced beets, with liquid
- 3⁄4 cup white vinegar
- 1⁄4 cup white sugar
- 1⁄2 cup water
- salt and pepper
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon (optional)
- Place egg in a saucepan and cover with cold water. Bring water to a boil and immediately remove from heat. Cover and let eggs stand in hot water for 10 to 12 minutes. Remove from hot water, cool, and peel. Place eggs in a glass or plastic container.
- In a saucepan, combine beets, vinegar, sugar, water and cinnamon. Bring to a boil, and stir until sugar is dissolved. Place eggs in a large plastic container or jarPour over eggs. Cover, and chill for 3 days.
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These were just what I was looking for and just like I remember them from Mom's (PA Dutch Country). I doubled the ingredients and it turned out vonderful goot! Thanks for posting!


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Marquez a proud Colombian lefty from the rural class, who lacked a good left and Vargas Llosa a proud and scary right winger and presidential candidate from Peru's ruling class who had a good right.
Both had 2 good novels: La ciudad y los perros from Vargas Llosa and Cien años de soledad from Marquez. Both, however good, could not shine the shoes of Jorge Luis Borges or Ernesto Sabato.
Northamericans still consider them the most important Latin American writers because of their capacity to write about magical themes.
Unfortunately that magical realism crap is still kept alive today with the bad writings of Isabel Allende.
Allende is okay in small doses. She's a popular genre writer and so people give her a hard time.
As for the feuding, the Gore Vidal vs. Norman Mailer feud mentioned in the article is hilarious. You can actually see part of it in a Dick Cavett clip on youtube. It's a total slobs vs. the snobs moment, where sadly, the slob loses.
Great story.
McCarthy said of Hellman, "Every word she says is a lie, including 'and' and 'the'." I had a lot of occasion to quote that one when I was in Seattle politics.
...the cause was a woman, specifically, Mr. Vargas Llosas wife, whom Mr. García Márquez consoled during a difficult period in the marriage.
Have you read the Cynthia Ozick essay in the new Harper's? She steps into the center of the Franzen/Marcus fight.
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Trump picks Indiana Governor Mike Pence as running mate
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump chose Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his vice president, despite the two disagreeing on a number of political and social issues. Pence has served as governor of Indiana since 2012, and a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for 12 years. Continue readingDonald TrumpElection 2016issuesMike Pencenominationrepublican national conventionRepublican PartyRNCVice President
Election 2016 challenges civics teachers
The 2016 presidential race has made teaching high school civics more difficult, particularly regarding some of the comments students have heard candidates make along the campaign trail. Continue readingCampaignCivicsDonald TrumpeducationElection 2016GovernmentHillary ClintonPresidencysocial mediaSocial Studies