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- Then and Now
- Park is the Place
- Hit the Links
- Real Estate
- What's on the Menu?
- School's in Session
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Then and Now
Aurora is probably most recognized by contemporary society as the homestead of the wacky Wayne's World characters in the popular early-1990s comedy, which stemmed from a Saturday Night Live skit with Mike Myers and Dana Carvey. But, as you may have guessed, there's more to Aurora than a goofy movie. it's actually one of the most sought-after communities west of Chicago.
Aurora got its start in 1834 when Samuel and Joseph McCarty, brothers from New York, chose to build a mill at a bend in the Fox River. It was a prime site for settlement because the river served as both a power source and a means of transportation for the area. The growing colony was incorporated a decade later in 1845, as other mills and factories sprung up along the waterway. At the same time, a separate settlement formed on the opposite side of the river, but by 1857 the two were combined, creating a single community. Unfortunately, the union wasn't as simple as building a quick bridge and calling it a day. In the following year there was constant jockeying for municipal power as both sides vied to establish themselves as the central core. So it was finally determined the town hall and other official offices would be situated on an island in the middle of the river, which still remains Aurora's city center to this day.
After the marriage of the river's two sides, Aurora quickly developed into a bustling manufacturing town that provided, among other things, building materials for that little boomtown directly to the east (Chicago). Construction and repair shops for the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad were also located in Aurora beginning in the mid-1850s, and they became the largest employer in the city. In the following decades, Aurora attracted thousands of European immigrants who crossed the Atlantic in search of jobs and to escape the war-torn continent. The new wave of residents joined the ranks of blue-collar workers who thrived in Aurora's deep-seated industrial hotbed.
Aurora remained a manufacturing mecca until the 1980s, when many of the town's plants closed down. Aurora was forced to think creatively and to find another economy on which the city could operate. As result, downtown Aurora was redeveloped and populated and business parks and new residential communities were built to attract new residents to the area. The town also added riverboat casinos to boost city revenues, which have become some of Aurora's most popular tourist attractions.
Now, Aurora is one of the more diverse communities located outside of Chicago. It has attracted thousands of Mexican-American immigrants over the past couple of decades, and the town has experienced steady growth since the 1990s. The one thing that Aurora grapples with is its identity in relation to Chicago ... Some call it a Chicago suburb, but most Aurora residents will tell you Aurora is an independent city, distinct from Chicago.
Park is the Place
The first stop to make when touring Aurora's public lands is a no-brainer: at 325 acres, Phillips Park (1000 Moses Dr, 630-978-4774), on the southwest side of town, is the largest park in Aurora, and it offers everything you might hope to find in a community recreation spot. Start off at the Phillips Park Visitors Center, which offers small exhibits and general information about the park. From there, make your way to the Phillips Park Zoo (630-978-4700). It has year-round exhibits that include bald eagles, predatory cats, llamas, turkeys, and reptiles, to mention a few. Phillips Park also features a family aquatic center, which has public swimming pools and water slides. In addition to the swimming facilities, the aquatic center has sand volleyball courts and concessions with a small picnic area. The other big draw to Philips Park is the public golf course, but we'll get to that in due time...
For most recreation purposes Garfield Park (100 N Central Park Ave, 312-746-5092) has you covered. At 28 acres, Garfield Park has enough space for two baseball fields, tennis courts, an outdoor basketball court, a roller hockey rink, an ice skating rink in the winter, and a playground. Gather up the team or the family and make a trip to this fun outdoor Aurora destination.
Hiting The Links
In addition to Aurora's public parks and green spaces, many area residents are devoted golfers, which accounts for the popularity of Aurora's several golf courses. The first on the list is the Phillips Park Golf Course (1001 Hill Ave, 630-499-0670). It is a public course located in the middle of Phillips Park on Aurora's southwest side. The 18-hole course features USGA Greens, excellent drainage and a computerized irrigation system, in addition to dozens of sand traps, water hazards, and golf cart paths. The course also accommodates players of different abilities, with different tee-off points for each hole. The driving range features a new "all weather surface" that makes practicing in the off-season a possibility as well.
Another world-class golf course can be found at the Orchard Valley Golf Course (2411 W Illinois Ave, 630-907-0500), one of the top courses in the Chicagoland area. The par 72, 18-hole course has a championship layout and it's open to the public.
Real Estate
Aurora is one of the most desirable places to live in northern Illinois because it offers excellent parks, schools, and most importantly, excellent home values. Like most of the blue-collar counties surrounding Chicago, the majority of properties found in Aurora are detached, single-family homes. About 60 percent of the available properties in Aurora are single-family homes, while about 10 percent are attached townhomes and condos. Many of the homes in Aurora are relatively inexpensive when compared with some of the other western suburbs of Chicago, but there are also a selection of very large, luxury residences and mansions that give Aurora a touch of elegance and blood-blue allure.
On average, two-bedroom, detached real estate in Aurora, Illinois sells for around $145,000 and three-bedroom homes go for about $205,000. There is a good range of architectural designs found in this section of the state, so whether you are looking for a traditional farmhouse-style or a modest, wood-frame house, you're sure to find just want you want in a dream home. There are a large number of classic, mid-century ranches and single-story brick houses that offer sturdy, lasting construction and affordable price tags. But Aurora also has its share of older residences-the kind with big front porches, ornate exterior embellishments and a vintage character that oozes small town charm.
The residential real estate in Aurora offers homebuyers attached living options, in addition to the sizeable inventory of detached, single-family homes. Condominium units here start at around $65,000 for a one-bedroom with a selection of two-bedrooms available for under $100,000, too. On the upper end, you'll get pristine, upmarket condos and townhouses with two-car garages and fully upgraded amenities and finishes for anywhere from the high $100,000s to $600,000. The average sale price for a two-bedroom unit in Aurora is around $170,000 and for three-bedrooms, the average sale price goes up to almost $200,000.
Aurora Residential Real Estate Info for Single-Family Detached Homes
Average Sale Price 2005-2006 | Average # of Days on the Market | Number of Sales 2005-2006 | One Year Price Change | Price Change Since 94 |
$239,369 | 74 | 2,301 | 8% | 62% |
Source: Multiple Listings Service of Northern Illinois
What's on the Menu?
One of Aurora's biggest draws in the dining arena is a large complex that is owned by Chicago Bears legend Walter Payton. Walter Payton's Roundhouse (205 N Broadway, 630-892-0034) is a massive complex that includes a restaurant, microbrewery, music and comedy venue, banquet hall, and a Walter Payton museum and store.
A roundhouse, as anyone who has ever seen Thomas the Tank Engine ought to know, is a circular structure that was used to store and service locomotives. In the center of the open courtyard, rail lines meet at a large turntable wheel, which was used to reverse train directions and change tracks. The Aurora Roundhouse was built in 1856, and it served as a major rail depot until the 1960s, when rail service experienced a major decline. The building was finally abandoned in 1974, and it remained in a state of neglect for the next 20 years. This is until Payton and his business partners proposed to rehab and develop the old complex.
America's Brewpub is the main attraction at the roundhouse campus, serving five world-class craft brews that range from lagers to wheat beers and stout. Four of the beers always remain on tap, and one typically changes with the season (or the brewmaster's whims). The menu in the restaurant offers a variety of good eats, from chicken wings to lobster tails and filet mignon.
Another popular dining destination for casual, post-golf wind-down is the Orchard Valley Restaurant (2411 W Illinois Ave, 630-907-0600), which is located in the clubhouse of the Orchard Valley Golf Course. The menu features classic steaks, pasta dishes, and a seasonal selection of seafood dishes. For a more low-key fare, burgers are offered along with a handful of other classic American sandwiches (the rib eye sandwich is a must).
Pizza is always a crowd pleaser when it comes to favorite foods, and thankfully there's no shortage of options to choose from in Aurora. Ach-N-Lou's Pizza Pub (1592 N Farnsworth Ave, 630-898-2626) always attracts a crowd, if not for its sauce and 'za, then for the adjoining bar. Another popular pizza joint is the old Chicago standby, Bacci Pizzeria (29 W New York, 630-896-4200), which originated more than a decade ago on Taylor Street in Chicago's Little Italy neighborhood. Bacci specializes in jumbo slices of thin-crust pizza, but they also offer a decent range of other Italian dishes.
In addition to the slew of American and Italian restaurants established in Aurora, the town's sizeable Hispanic American population has prompted a rapidly developing industry of culturally inspired eateries. One of the best local options for Latin-American cuisine is Cazadores Restaurant (110 N Lake St, 630-264-2100), a traditional Mexican restaurant that serves your typical taqueria fare along with some more upscale and intricate steak and seafood dishes. It's a good cross-section of Mexican cuisine, with prices ranging from about a dollar to just under $15 per meal.
School's In Session
- Aurora Central Catholic High School - 1255 E Edgelawn Dr - (630) 901-0095
- Fearn Elementary School - 1600 Hawksley Ln - (630) 301-5001
- Freeman Elementary School - 153 S Randall Rd - (630) 301-5002
- Goodwin Elementary School - 18 Poplar Pl - (630) 301-5003
- Greenman Elementary School - 729 W Galena Blvd - (630) 301-5004
- Hall Elementary School - 2001 Heather Dr - (630) 844-2617
- Herget Middle School - 1550 Deerpath Rd - (630) 301-5006
- Hill Elementary School - 724 Penn Ave - (630) 301-5007
- Holy Angels School- 108 S Russell Ave - (630) 897-1194
- Jefferson Middle School - 1151 Plum St - (630) 301-5009
- Lincoln Elementary School - 641 S Lake St - (630) 301-5011
- Marmion Academy - 1000 Butterfield Rd - (630) 897-6936
- McCleery Elementary School - 1002 Illinois Ave - (630) 301-5012
- Nicholson Elementary School - 649 N Main St - (630) 301-5013
- Smith Elementary School - 1332 Robinwood Dr - (630) 301-5015
- St Joseph Elementary School - 706 High St - (630) 844-3781
- St Rita of Cascia - 770 W Old Indian Trl - (630) 892-0200
- Washington Middle School - 231 Constitution Dr - (630) 301-5017
- West Aurora High School - 1201 W New York St - (630) 301-5600
Baisc Needs
American Cuisine
- Colonial Caf? - 1961 W Galena Blvd - (630) 844-2444
- Orchard Valley Restaurant - 2411 W Illinois Ave - (630) 907-0600
- Smokey Bones Barbeque & Grill - 4435 Fox Valley Center Dr - (630) 236-9630
Asian Cuisine
- Thai Spice - 1234 N Lake St - (630) 264-9904
- Jumbo Buffet - 900 N Lake St - (630) 897-7788
Italian Cuisine
- Bambina's - 5 E Downer Pl - (630) 906-6700
- Luigi's House - 778 N Route 59 - (630) 375-6400
Mexican Cuisine
- Cazadores - 110 N Lake St - (630) 264-2100
- La Cabana Mexican Caf? - 835 S River St - (630) 859-8885
- Son Risas - 13 N Broadway - (630) 896-5130
- Tecalitan Restaurant - 35 S Broadway - (630) 892-8059
- Ach-N-Lou's Pizza Pub - 1592 N Farnsworth Ave - (630) 898-2626
- Amato's Pizzeria - 3150 N Aurora Rd - (630) 236-0055
- Aurora Pizzeria - 149 S 4th St - (630) 966-1930
- Bacci Pizzeria - 29 W New York St - (630) 896-4200
- Rosati's Pizza - 310 W Indian Trl - (630) 892-2662
- Fox and Hound English Pub & Grille - 4320 E New York St (630) 236-9183
- Star Bar & Grill - 2150 Ogden Ave - (630) 236-0900
- Walter Payton's Roundhouse - 205 N Broadway - (630) 2364-2739


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Professional baseball spring training is winding down, but high school and youth spring training is just beginning.
Dr. Joseph Congeni of Children's Hospital in Akron, OH has warnings for young athletes and their parents as they prepare for summer sports.
Dr. Congeni says sports injuries are very common among the young this time of year. He says kids should have a physical before they start training for league play. It can detect heart defects or other problems that can lead to death, or muscular and skeletal weaknesses.
Congeni says parents must help kids select sports that are best suited to their physical abilities. A strengthening and conditioning program should be started at least 6 weeks before spring training, especially for track and soccer players.
Young baseball players should not over extend themselves. Pitchers should be on a pitch count so as not to cause damage to the arm. Dr. Congeni says throwing injuries are the most common, because too many players think it is normal to pitch while in pain.
Congeni advises seeking medical attention if there is persistent swelling after play or if there is pain before, during, and long after a game.
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The fact the al-Nusra Front claimed responsibility for the massacre of al-Salamiyah following a number of other violations requires drawing the line between yesterday's and today's views and actions.
The group which is efficiently fighting the Assad regime, as its proponents said when the United States labeled it a terrorist organization, is fighting the revolution even more efficiently and in the meantime expanding the life span of the regime and deepening the rifts in an already disintegrating society.
This means that preventing al-Nusra from fighting the regime is a duty because it means preventing the regime from gaining ground on other more sensitive and more critical fronts.
Group not part of the revolution
This movement, which combines an extremist ideology with a terrorist methodology, cannot be considered part of the revolution no matter the gains or losses this might entail. There is no revolution where al-Nusra is, for it promises nothing except the establishment of a tyranny that could be even fiercer than that of al-Assad regime, currently jumping with joy at the group's activities and gloating at those who calculate victory in terms of square meters of land.
The revolution will not win with al-Nusra Front because that would create of Syria a hotbed for cross-border terrorism and would, therefore, render the reconstruction of the country now or later next to impossible. The group's presence also has a negative impact on Western support of the Syrian revolution and undermines the chances of intervention on the part of Western powers. Let us set aside Arab arrogance and intransigence for the time being and admit that without this intervention, there is not hope of winning.
In other words, al-Nusra is creating the conditions that crush the revolution and close the door in the face of powers that can help this revolution emerge victorious, let alone losing the support of minorities like Alwaites, Kurds, Christians, Druze, and Ismailists for the revolution.
Disowning terrorist groups essential
In addition, disowning al-Nusra and similar groups paves the way for creating a future that is devoid of any Baath-like tyranny, be it religious, military, or terrorist, and for bridging the gap between ethnic and religious minorities and with civilian Sunni factions that are being constantly alienated by al-Nusra's actions.
Al-Nusra Front is a terrorist organization even if it was the United States that said this.
We are sick of repeating the same facts about the role of the regime in producing groups like al-Nusra, in bestowing a religious identity upon the opposition, and in crushing all civilian resistance in order to leave the stage for Islamists. Talking is no longer useful, for now it is time for action whether in relation to al-Nusra or to the establishment of military and political institutions that would unify revolutionary powers. Those powers could request a higher level of military support from the West in return for ridding Syria, as well as the entire world, of al-Nusra and its likes.
Otherwise and while the revolution is undergoing one of its bleakest stages, victories will remain futile and defeats will keep multiplying
(Lebanese journalist Hazem Saghieh is a senior columnist and editor at al-Hayat daily. He grew up in Lebanon during the golden age of pan-Arabism. Saghieh's vision of a united Arab world was shattered when the Israelis emerged victorious from the 1967 war. Twitter: @HazemSaghieh)


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Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Blok (28 November 1880 – 7 August 1921 / Saint Petersburg)
During the last period of his life, Blok emphasized political themes, pondering the messianic destiny of his country (Vozmezdie, 1910–21; Rodina, 1907–16; Skify, 1918). Influenced by Solovyov's doctrines, he had vague apocalyptic apprehensions and often vacillated between hope and despair. "I feel that a great event was coming, but what it was exactly was not revealed to me", he wrote in his diary during the summer of 1917. Quite unexpectedly for most of his admirers, he accepted the October Revolution as the final resolution of these apocalyptic yearnings.
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The most poignant moment was seeing 90 satchels lined up against the conference room wall with names of children who would be going to local schools while living with HIV. It was a symbol of how this 25-year-old agency has adapted to serve an eighth of Los Angeles County residents living with HIV.
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About us
Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust serves a population of approximately 600,000 across Hampshire and parts of west Berkshire.
This includes people living in Andover, Basingstoke, Eastleigh and Winchester as well as the surrounding towns and villages across Hampshire and parts of west Berkshire including Tadley to the north; Alton and Bordon to the east; Romsey and Chandlers Ford to the south, Stockbridge, Bishops Waltham and Alresford.
Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust came into being in January 2012 as a result of the integration of Basingstoke and North Hampshire NHS Foundation Trust, which achieved Foundation Trust status in 2006, and Winchester and Eastleigh Healthcare Trust. It is an NHS provider and care is free at the point of delivery.
Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust employs around 5,000 staff and has a turnover of over £300 million a year. There are over 18,500 public and staff members. As a Foundation Trust it as directly accountable to its members through the governors. A new Council of Governors was elected in January 2012 to represent the interests of their constituencies and to influence the future plans of the Foundation Trust.
HHFT actively supports research to make patients, and the NHS, better. Clinical research is essential to find out which treatments work best.
In England last year, 595,540 patients took part in high quality clinical research supported by the National Institute for Health Research Clinical Research Network.
1,106 patients took part in research studies here at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Ask your doctor about clinical research that is relevant to you.
Clinical services are organised into three divisions. Each division has a medical director who is supported by an operations director. These are:
- Surgical Services led by Mr Myrddin Rees and Zena Ludick
- Medical Services led by Dr Carl Brookes and Julie Maskery
- Family and Clinical Support Services led by Dr Jeremy Hogg and Diane Blanchard
Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides one service from multiple locations including our own hospitals.
Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital (BNHH) and Royal Hampshire County Hospital (RHCH) both provide a full range of planned and emergency services including accident and emergency, general and specialist surgery, general medicine, intensive care, rehabilitation, chemotherapy, diagnostic services, maternity, neonatal, gynaecology, paediatric care and out-patient clinics.
In addition, Royal Hampshire County Hospital is pioneering the use of intraoperative radiotherapy for breast cancer treatment. Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital also provides some specialist services for rare or complex illnesses including liver cancer, colorectal cancer and a national surgical service for a rare cancer called pseudomyxoma peritionei. The regional haemophilia service is based at BNHH.
Andover War Memorial Hospital (AWMH) provides community and hospital services including a minor injuries unit, outpatient clinics, diagnostic imaging, , day surgery, rehabilitation and maternity services . It is also home to the Countess of Brecknock Hospice. Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust also provides outpatient and assessment services from Bordon and Alton community hospitals.
Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has links with University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, Frimley Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust for some specialised services.
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Interlocken Music Festival announced part of its line-up today with a promise to confirm additional acts. Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Further, Zac Brown, The String Cheese Incident and The Black Crowes will anchor the new festival in Nelson County. Early bird tickets are scheduled to go on
Hopeful musicians strut their stuff at Paramount Idol
After the judges' individual attention and constructive feedback, the finalists set their sights on the audience's votes this Friday and everyone is excited about a different aspect of the performance. Tufts is eager to have the "exposure in the musical community and to be making connections,"
ARTS Pick: Pancake Party with the Star Children
The default option for any working band looking to raise some quick funds is usually Kickstarter, but We Are Star Children, as always, are thinking outside the box. To help fund the distribution of their next album, the local group are instead hosting a pancake breakfast on Saturday morning,
ARTS Picks: Dr. Doolittle at Play On! Theatre
Human creatures large and small will enjoy Dr. Dolittle's singing search for the Great Pink Sea Snail in Play On! Theatre's final production at the IX building. This musical, based on the 1967 film starring Rex Harrison, is directed by Shelley Cole and features community youth and adult actors
Film Review: Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby forgoes substance for spectacle
Now that The Great Gatsby is out, there's just one relevant question: To whom is this film targeted? It can't be people who read F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel when it was first released. They're dead. Is it for recent high school graduates? The millennials, who are plugged into everything all the
ARTS Picks: Multicultural Mosaic of Dance at PVCC
You don't have to book an international flight or travel back in time to connect with cultural relevance—just buy a ticket to the ninth annual spring dance gala at PVCC.
Phishing for details: New Interlocken Music Festival spurs line-up rumors
Facebook postings and various message boards have announced that permits are in place and are fueling speculation about who will headline the Interlocken music festival's two stages. Possible performances by Neil Young, Widespread Panic, Phish, and his purple highness, Prince have all been
Theater at new heights: Monticello High School's urban musical is refreshingly diverse
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ARTS Picks: Luke Winslow-King at The Garage
Drawing on lessons learned while busking on Frenchmen Street, training in classical music at the University of New Orleans, and working as a music therapist in New York City, Luke Winslow-King has a boiled-down, Delta blues, gospel, and jazz-themed new album, The Coming Tide, that has made fans
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Before there was Netflix or On Demand, or even Sneak Reviews, the only way to see an older movie was to catch a second screening at a movie house. Vinegar Hill, the local theater with a penchant for art house classics and independent film releases, is reviving the tradition for a one night only
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Mountain magic: A wealth of talent with local roots graces C'ville stages
Despite the band name, Mountain Man is actually a musical group of young women: Molly Sarle, Alex Sauser-Monnig, and Amelia Meath. The trio began singing together as students at Bennington College in 2009, and quickly got the attention of the music world, first by touring alone, and later with
The new State Theatre: Culpeper reopens a cultural landmark after a decade-long wait
After nine years and an estimated $9 million renovation and expansion, the historic State Theatre of Culpeper has reopened its doors for a week-long 75th Anniversary Celebration and a future filled with renowned musicians, film, dance, and live theater.
Theater for the people: The Black Box Players presents Annie
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On Friday, April 5 at 7:00 PM, The Chamber Music Society of Detroit presents The Gryphon Trio with vocalist Patricia O'Callaghan — whom Billboard called "the most promising cabaret performer of her generation" — perform music from their extraordinary ground-breaking album, Broken Hearts & Madmen. Global in spirit and genre-stretching in style, the album mixes Latin songs with jazz-tinged tunes by some of pop's most revered composers, including Nick Drake, Laurie Anderson, Leonard Cohen, Los Lobos, Lhasa, Elvis Costello and Astor Piazzolla.
Music Hall's intimate Jazz Cafe features a cash bar and a menu of small plates.
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"Incompatibility: In matrimony, a similarity of tastes, particularly the taste for domination."
Ambrose Bierce
"A difference of taste in jokes is a great strain on the affections."
T.S. Eliot
"In every power, of which taste is the foundation, excellence is pretty fairly divided among the sexes."
Jane Austen
"There's no accounting for taste"
Latin Proverb
"For those who know the value of and exquisite taste of solitary freedom (for one is only free when alone), the act of leaving is the bravest and most beautiful of all."
Isabelle Eberhardt
"Hunger makes raw beans taste sweet."
Dutch Proverb
"There is always a heavy demand for fresh mediocrity. In every generation the least cultivated taste has the largest appetite."
Paul Gauguin
"Taste is the enemy of creativeness"
Pablo Picasso
"If you want to know the taste of a pear, you must change the pear by eating it yourself. If you want to know the theory and methods of revolution, you must take part in revolution. All genuine knowledge originates in direct experience."
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"A critic is a bundle of biases held loosely together by a sense of taste."
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Craig Carse, the 26th head coach in the history of the Hardin-Simmons men's basketball program, is in his fifth season as the Cowboy's head man.
Carse has coached at the NAIA, NCAA Division I, II and III levels. He won his 300th career game in the 2009-10 season. He goes into the 2012-13 season with a record of 344-241 in 21 seasons as a college head coach.
In his career, he has won conference championships in the Presidents Athletic, West Virginia Intercollegiate, Southeastern, Pacific West and Heartland conferences. He has guided teams to national tournament appearances at the NAIA, NCAA I, II and III levels.
His 2011-12 Hardin-Simmons team won the most games at HSU in the Division III era with a 21-7 mark and the team went to the ASC Championship game, falling in overtime.
He led the Cowboys to a 17-10 record and a berth in the ASC Tournament in 2010-11 and the Cowboys advanced to the semifinals. His team placed second in the ASC West.
He has a record of 54-51 at HSU in four seasons.
He coaced Matt Addison to all-region and all-ASC honors as a junior and in 2012 he was again all-conference and all-region as well as all-American and the ASC West Player of the Year.
Addison (2011, 2012) and Carlos Singer (2010) have earned first-team all-ASC West honors under Carse. Terrance Willis was a second-team selection in 2009 and John Derr (2012), Derrick Jefferson (2011, 2012), George Nelson (2012), Casey Riddle (2010 and 2011), Singer (2009) and Andy Spears (2012) have been named honorable mention all-ASC West.
Jefferson (2011) and John Derr (2010) have been named to the ASC West all-freshman teams and Jefferson (2012), Riddle (2011) and Willis (2009) have been named to the ASC West all-defensive team under Carse's tutelage.
Riddle (2009, 2010, 2011), Ryan Carlson (2011, 2012), Jeff Holland (2012), Marcus Smith (2009), Spears (2012) and Jim Walter (2012) have earned academic all-ASC honors.
Carse's first HSU team in 2008-09 set the American Southwest Conference records for 3-point field goals made (21) and attempted in a game (66) and set the school record for 3-point makes (216) and attempts (742) in a season.
Prior to HSU, Carse coached Montana State University in Billings (MSUB) to four NCAA Division II tournament berths and four conference championships in the Pacific West and Heartland leagues. His teams led the nation in 3-pointers made per game in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2006. They were also the nation's top scoring team in 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, and 2002 with second place rankings in 1999, 2003 and 2006. His teams were at the top of NCAA basketball in victories (142) at home from 1995-2006.
At MSUB he had three players earn All-America honors while 19 players were selected all-conference. All-American Titus Warmsley was in the Boston Celtics camp in 1999 with several of Carse's players getting the opportunity to play professionally all over the world.
Carse's MSUB teams also excelled in the classroom with 19 academic all-conference academic selections and three academic All-Americans. Thirteen players had a semester of a 4.0 GPA while three players had a perfect 4.0 GPA during seasons that they were all conference both athletically and academically.
Before going to MSUB, Carse served as executive-vice-president of the United States Basketball Academy in 1994-1995. Carse worked during the development of the academy's campus and programs.
Prior to that, he was as assistant coach from 1987-1994 at Louisiana State University under legendary head coach Dale Brown. During his tenure he was the lead recruiter of future NBA selections Chris Jackson, Stanley Roberts, Geert Hammink, Shaquille O'Neal and Ronnie Henderson. Carse's success signing McDonald's All Americans made him known as one of the nation's elite recruiters. His recruiting led the Tigers to a No. 1 national ranking.
Prior to LSU, Carse was the head coach from 1983-1987 at West Virginia State where he went 79-43, including a 57-8 mark in his final two seasons. His team played in the NAIA's 50th National Championship game in 1987. While at West Virginia State, he was named West Virginia's College coach of the Year in '87 and had four players in NBA camps. Ron Moore the 25th pick of the New York Knicks played for the Detroit Pistons in their NBA title season and also the Phoenix Suns.
Before becoming the head coach at West Virginia State Carse worked for West Virginia's Salem College from 1978-1983. Carse was Salem's primary assistant and lead recruiter. The Tigers climbed to the top of the WVIAC with 26 wins in 1983 while participating in the NAIA national championships beating West Virginia legend and current WVU head coach Bob Huggins' undefeated Walsh (Ohio) squad. Carse's tenure at Salem saw several players earn all conference accolades while garnering professional basketball opportunities abroad.
Carse's first position as an assistant coach in 1977 was under current Westminister (Pa.) athletic director, Jim Dafler. Carse was Dafler's primary assistant at NCAA III Bethany College in West Virginia.
In 1978, Bethany College captured the Presidents Athletic Conference Championship and advanced in the NCAA tournament.
Carse is a noted speaker and clinician. He has lectured and taught the game of basketball nationally and internationally. His stops include trips to Europe, Australia and the Philippines. He has represented the United States and instructed at the Super Cup in Berlin, Germany, he has coached and worked with Chinese national teams.
Carse is a native of Sistersville, West Virginia where he helped guide the 1973-1974 basketball team to most wins in the school's history as a all state and all conference selection. Carse lettered in Basketball and track at NCAA Division III Bethany College where he graduated magna cum laude.
Carse has been married to Sistersville native Leslie Buck since 1977. They have two children, David and Lindsey and a grandson.
Carse has undergraduate degrees from Bethany and a master's degree from the West Virginia University.
Carse, an outdoor enthusiast loves to hike, hunt and fish. He also enjoys bicycling as he rode his bike from Montana to West Virginia to bring awareness for strokes and heart implants which he has experienced both.


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Undergraduate students must enroll for 12 credits each fall and spring semester. Graduate students must enroll for nine credits each fall and spring semester.
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Robin Figure SALLIE BULLOCK CAVE Reader—Lecturer Teacher of Expression and Oral English REPERTOIRE DRAMA Tom Pinch Charles Dickens A Minuet Louis N. Parker The Little King Witter Bynner The Jackdaw Lady Gregory Food William C. de Mille Lonesomelike Harold Brighouse A Pot of Broth H. B. Yeats POETRY Browning Program Tennyson Program Poe Program Fiona Macleod, Prose Poems War Poems SHORT STORIES DIALECT READINGS INTERPRETATIVE READINGS Pelleas and Melisande A Doll's House Enoch Arden Aurora Leigh A Blot In the 'Scutcheon In a Balcony LECTURES Poetic Appreciation Vers Libre and the Poetry of Today REPERTOIRE, 1920–21 The Tragedy of Nan Masefield Abraham Lincoln Drinkwater Great Catherine Shaw You Never Can Tell Shaw The Two Virtues Sutro John Ferguson Ervine The Skin Game Galsworthy Beyond the Horizon O'Neil The Little King Bynner Eighteenth Century Vignettes Dobson and Parker Pelleas and Melisande A Doll's House Enoch Arden Aurora Leigh A Blot in the 'Scutcheon In a Balcony MODERN VERSE SHORT STORIES MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS CLASSICAL PROGRAMS LECTURES On Modern Drama, Poetic Appreciation, Story-Telling, Etc. DIALECT READINGS GROUPS OF ONE-ACT PLAYS. A reading by Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave whose culture of voice and power of interpretation amount to genius. She wore a most becoming French costume of the 18th century and the stage setting had clusters of tall white candles, and the footlights were shaded in rose color. Her first selections were three 18th century vignettes by Austin Dobson, dainty poems expressing an entire play in simple language and few stanzas. The last was in more serious vein, showing Mrs. Cave's fine versatility. The Minuet, by Louis N. Parker.— Lexington Herald. Mrs. Cave's Charming Address—The Department of Literature held the December meeting on Saturday afternoon at the Woman's Club. Mrs. Cave's subject was Poetic Appreciation, and the address was one of the most delightful and scholarly given at the club. It was expressed in choicest diction and filled with valuable thought. In connection with her theme she read with admirable interpretation, poems, representative of the new school, including Patterns, by Amy Lowell; Hills, Arthur Guiterman; Hills of Home, Witter Bynner; Pity, Sarah Teasdale; Caliban, in the Coal Mine, Louis Untermeyer; The Swallow, Ralph Hodgson; A Handful of Dust, James Oppenheim, etc., etc. Mrs. Cave looked most charming in a gown of pink georgette crepe. A large audience was in attendance, and gave Mrs. Cave flattering appreciation and applause.— Herald. Lecture at University—An appreciative audience assembled yesterday afternoon in the chapel of The University of Kentucky to greet Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave, who, under the auspices of the Summer School gave an address to the students. Her theme was Poetic Appreciation and it was handled with Mrs. Cave's consummate grace and good taste, and pleased a discriminating audience.— Herald. The third of a series of delightful story hours for children at the library, which have been conducted on Monday mornings by Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave, will be held on Monday afternoon at the library. The children are enthralled by the stories of Mrs. Cave. In her charming manner she has told them a wide variety of stories from the tales of Uncle Remus to glorious fairy tales. Plans are being made for the story hour for children at the library to continue through August.— Herald. Abraham Lincoln—One of the largest audiences which ever gathered for a meeting of the Woman's Club of Central Kentucky greeted Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave in her admirable dramatic interpretation of John Drinkwater's play Abraham Lincoln Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Cave gave a masterful critique of the play before her reading. The wonderful power of the play exercised an influence over the audience which was easily discernable as the play proceeded. Mrs. Cave read for an hour and a half, and her audience gave her the closest attention and sympathy throughout the time, being much moved by the rendition. General F. C. Marshall, military governor of the city and officers of the First Division, were present.— Herald. Mrs. Cave, with her charming personality and unaffected presentation, held the attention of the audience from the beginning to the end of her reading. She thoroughly impressed everyone with the fact that she is an artist of the first class.— Cynthiana Log Cabin. Mrs. Cave, whose dramatic ability is of a high order, read one of the most noted scenes from Pelleas and Melisande. The reading was beautifully given, the interpretation being truly artistic.— Herald. Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave gave a beautiful criticism of the play and then proved herself the remarkable artist in her interpretation presenting the scenes with power and vividness. Many in the audience were brought to tears, a tribute to the power of Mrs. Cave's impersonations.— Leader. Mrs. Cave at the Club—Mrs. Cave has appeared often before the club and the announcement of her program brought many members to the meeting. Mrs. Cave's remarkable talent as an interpreter was never seen to better advantage than in the difficult and tragic Masefield masterpiece, which calls for the most artistic and sympathetic appreciation. Her masterful rendering of the Gloucestershire dialect gave a most delightful touch to her reading, and she brought to her audience the pathos and tragedy of Nan, who was led to murder her lover and then commit suicide by drowning. Before the reading Mrs. Cave gave a sketch of Masefield, dwelling on his unique mastery of rhythm and his power as a writer and thinker.— Leader. For Programs, Address— Sallie Bullock Cave. 419 West Second Street, Lexington, Kentucky, Telephone 2195-Y. PRESS NOTICES The Entertainment given on Tuesday evening at the Lexington Public Library was largely attended and very highly appreciated, the audience being most responsive to a beautiful program given by Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave, reader, etc. The librarian arranged the affair and will give a series weekly in February and March to entertain the people during the closing of the playhouses necessitated by the fuel shortage. Mrs. Cave gave some rare and artistic impersonations, presenting scenes from plays with poems in lighter vein for encore— Herald. Many will be interested and delighted to hear that Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave, who has been spending some time in Boston, has returned to Lexington. With her previous experience and unusual capabilities, Mrs. Cave should meet with a large measure of success. She purposes to pursue her profession in Lexington.— Lezington Leader With a large experience of life and literature, and the prestige of brilliant work done in Boston, Mrs. Cave brings to the practice of her profession a high degree of proficiency and a mental equipment of unusual breadth and scope. This with a thorough knowledge of the technique of her work, should render her success as a teacher here wholly assured. On May 10th, she participated in plays given by the Noyes school in the Hollis Street Theatre, Boston. High praise was accorded her work at that time.— Herald Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave. impersonator, reader and lecturer, gave a charming entertainment last night at the Episcopal Parish House. Mrs. Cave is a member of the Faculty of the Lexington College sf Music, and it was under the auspices of the institution that the entertainment was given. Mrs. Cave's program included a variety of characters, offering a wide scope for her artistic ability. The character studies were drawn true to life and were differentiated with skill and insight by the reader, whose voice is one of great flexibility and power. The dramatic situations were handled so well that pathos and humor were maintained in true proportion. Her charming versatility created an atmosphere of individuality through which the characters of her delineation appeared.— Frankfort State Journal. Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave, impersonator, reader, lecturer and teacher of expression of the Lexington College of Music gave a beautiful recital. It was a charming social affair and a brilliant audience greeted her. Mrs. Cave has studied in Cincinnati and San Francisco and is a graduate of the Noyes School of Expression, in Boston. Mrs Sallie Bullock Cave, of Lexington, teacher of Expression and Dramatic Art at Margaret College, gave a recital at the College before a very appreciative audience, composed of the faculty and students, members of the Alumnae Association and a number of the patrons and friends of the institution. Mrs. Cave possesses splendid dramatic ability and much personal charm. She presented, in a manner that delighted her audience, a program consisting of short stories and poems and a one-act play, that was out of the ordinary and called for a high order of talent.— Woodford Sun. Rotary Club's Ladies' Night. President and Mrs. McVey were guests of honor. University head reviews the war. Feature of the evening—reading by Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave. Pupil's Recital. The pupils of Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave gave a beautiful recital on Friday in the College audiiorium. Each number was charmingly given, and a large audience of patrons and friends enjoyed the program. Big Crowd Applauds the readings of Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave. Mrs. Cave gave, in her inimitable manner, the pathetic Louis d'Or of Francois Coppee, and followed it with Louis N. Parker's A Minuet. Later the talented reader struck a responsive chord with the patriotic Vive La France; closing with another poem of a lighter nature.— Herald Program made up for events at the Library. Prominent persons billed for series of entertainments to be given on Tuesdays. Mrs. Cave on card for this week. Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave gave her reading, which had so delighted the previous audience. The interpretation was most artistic and beautiful. She is charming on the stage and was given an ovation by the audience. Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave told the story with delightful soberness of diction but with telling effect—a well told bit of current history—the animating spirit of the French woman of today. Together with The Sons of Freedom it was well appreciated by the interested andience. Artistic Reading By Mrs. Cave. One of the most artistic readings heard at my time from the platform at the Woman's Club was that of Saturday afternoon, The Little King by Witter Bynner, interpreted by Mrs. Sallie Bullock Cave. Every character in the drama spoke, revealing his very soul and gripping the heart of listener first with pity, then filling it with exaltation for the majesty of the soul of man. Mrs. Cave carried her audience back into the prison of Louis, the Seventeenth of France, with an ease and understanding that made each hearer for the time an eyewitness to the events depicted in The Little King A play wherein move the imprisoned boy-king, his keepers, his tiny pet and those who would attempt his liberation. In some way that way known but to the real artist—Mrs. Cave caused to appear the very atmosphere of the darkened room where her characters spoke and suffered.— Lexington Leader
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Title | Sallie Bullock Cave |
Date Original | 1920 |
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