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Noam Chomsky's atheist morality makes more sense to me than the atheist non-sense of 'Richard Dawkins & his Merrie Men'
This article has focused on the New Atheists and the betrayal of the Enlightenment. In part II, we will explore legitimate heirs of the Enlightenment, focusing especially on Noam Chomsky and on how the praiseworthy goals of the Enlightenment can be accomplished in the modern world.
The New Atheists and the real faith
Since 2001, a group of scholars and intellectuals (for simplicity, and in line with current labels, we will call them the "New Atheists") have become college campus celebrities for assailing the "irrationalism" of religious belief; some, like Daniel Dennett,1 Christopher Hitchens,2 and Richard Dawkins,3 already possessed laudable resumes, and some, like Sam Harris,4 rose in fame primarily because of their passionate pleas against faith in the immediate post 9-11 milieu. Although these thinkers differ in their analyses, their main theme is similar: religious faith is irrational and should eventually be discarded like a child's toy by mature citizens in a modern, secular era. Although their arguments have not gone without criticism (see Atran5,6; also, see Hedges7 ), a healthy number of self-designated "free thinkers" have praised their work and continue to impugn the supposed benefits of belief. At times, this criticism can be healthy and productive; at others, it can be destructive and can devolve into ugly and uninformed attacks against Islamic civilization. At bottom, however, the most egregious problem with such attacks is that they ignore the real veil that distorts most people's perceptions of reality, diverting attention from real political issues that affect millions of lives and convincing many intelligent college students that the chief problem in the world today is irrational religious conviction.
The New Atheists believe that they are carrying out the once stalled project of the enlightenment (See Richard Dawkins Foundation For Reason and ScienceMission.8 ), of freeing minds from the shackles of religious fundamentalism and superstition so that they can perceive the unadulterated "scientific" truth about the nature of reality. This is a noble desideratum; the problem is that the real shackles of the mind–at least in the Western world–are not chained to religion but rather to mainstream political narratives. During the enlightenment, thinkers like Jefferson, Diderot, and Voltaire assailed religion and the churches that propagated it precisely because it was a dense and powerful curtain that was drawn over the eyes of humans. In the contemporary United States, however, the church is no longer an inordinately powerful institution and religion, even among believers, is not the most potent mythology. The most potent mythology is neoliberal nationalism9,10 and the most powerful institution is the corporation. In other words, the New Atheists have retained the outdated substance of the enlightenment but have left its vital spirit behind, have, as it were, mistakenly dragged a 200 year old corpse into the modern world. This would not be lamentable were it not for the profound influence that the New Atheists wield among intelligent and open minded students and intellectuals, the very students and intellectuals that progressives require to form a broad and effective coalition that can challenge the unprecedented power of corporations.
In this article, we will argue that that New Atheists are not heirs of the enlightenment and do not fundamentally challenge existing power structures and narratives in modern American society; instead they distract attention from important issues and scurrilously attack narratives that provide meaning for millions of people.11 We will first look at the interaction between human nature and political structures and how that necessitates the development and propagation of political/religious narratives. We will then trace the decline of religious narratives and the rise of secular narratives, focusing on the modern American political narrative. We will end by criticizing the New Atheists–particularly Sam Harris–for contributing to the West's growing Islamophobia while ignoring issue of much greater political significance. In part II, we will examine the true legacy of the Enlightenment and those who continue its mission.
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Please expand on why Dawkins is a voice of war and division. You seem well-versed in your Chomsky: have you read Dawkins' work as assiduously, or are you responding to others' characterizations of his work?
Chomsky's atheism is non-aggressive, based on humility and compassion. Dawkins atheism is the opposite.
Hmmm... Not really a reply; just a repetition of your position. Perhaps you could give us a citation in Dawkins works or words that justify your opinion. Frankly, I don't think you can.
This is a complete false choice. There is no reason the ideas of Chomsky and the New Atheists should be seen to be in conflict; even the fact that they have had public disagreements is rather irrelevant. They may argue loudly over some things, but those things are relatively minor points.
I primarily want to discuss why Chomsky's atheism and that of the Dawkins/Hitchens/Harris/Dennett crowd are neither mutually exclusive nor contradictory, as far as I understand them. The New Atheists, admittedly, have taken the more direct approach in attacking religion. It is easy to see why, since religion and religious thinking still do so much harm in the world, both directly and via the inhibition of beneficial social progress. They have, however, also recognized that religion is often used as a justification for things people want anyways; land, oil, power etc. While no one would ever argue that conflicts over such things would end with the abolition of religion, a world without people who could resort to God as a justification for reprehensible action would be a much more peaceable place.
Enter Noam Chomsky's preferred area of focus. Yes, the waning churches and monarchs created a gap which is now filled largely by corporations. And yet, recognizing their place in the historical spectrum in this way, what keeps us from further comparing them to religion. We are constantly hearing stories of inhuman actions taken by a corporation in the service of their bottom line, from neglecting safety standards to outsourcing and dividing work in ways that allow them to pay workers practically nothing, to refusing to help victims of disasters they create. I am always morbidly curious, hearing this, to imagine what person would be able to personally make such decisions, to demonstrate such callousness towards other people. Of course, there is probably no single person making these calls; rather, it is the way the corporation has been set up, everything with an eye towards cutting losses, maximizing returns and expanding output, which leads inevitably to such situations.
The comparison should be obvious; irrational or immoral decisions stem from blind, uncritical and unmoderated adherence to ideas. In the case of religion, the idea is to be saved, go to heaven, please God etc.; a believer thinks he has a personal stake in it. Regarding corporate entities, their entire reason for existence is to make a profit, so it's only natural for them to work as if that's their only guiding principle. It's not, as in the case of religion, an idea that's necessarily bad or flawed on its own. You can't really compare a nonsensical, vacuous idea like 'Jesus died for my sins' with a practical idea like making money in terms of validity; they're simply different kinds of ideas. What can be compared, however, is the results of adhering dogmatically to those and other ideas. There are striking parallels; the religious nuts who refuse to vaccinate their kids, because measles are part of God's plan, are behaving just as irrationally as a corporation that fights against environmental standards that might hurt its output in the short term, but will eventually contribute to keeping the planet habitable.
The long and short of it is that, whether you prefer the emphases of the New Atheists or those of Chomsky, you must recognize that they are essentially fighting the same problem.
Let's talk too about the phrase 'Heirs of the Enlightenment'. What reason can possibly be given for seeing the Enlightenment as a predetermined progression of ideas and advances, such that it can have legitimate and non-legitimate heirs? If there was truly a 'right' direction to take the ideas of enlightenment thinkers, why didn't they go there themselves? What I'm getting at is that our concept of this period is an historical reduction, and that the Enlightenment thinkers went precisely as far as they wanted to go, and probably would have disagreed on many points with those who are now considered their intellectual heirs. There is a perfectly legitimate argument to be made that both Chomsky and the New Atheists are attempting to follow some of the ideas of the Enlightenment to their logical conclusions, or to apply them as broadly as possible where they are relevant today, so let's not confuse the fact that you personally prefer Chomsky's conclusions with the notion that one person or school of thought has a monopoly on correct modern applications of Enlightenment thinking.
...Also, Chomsky's (and others') claim that the New Atheists are islamophobic is well-debunked nonsense, and no one who has understood their arguments can conscionably continue insisting on it. The New Atheists are opposed to any sort of irrational, dogmatic thinking, religious or otherwise, and Islam happens to be the particular brand of dogmatic thinking we should be most concerned about; the marriage of a recent history of violence with massive destructive potential should be worrisome, no matter what ideology is informing it. It makes no difference to a New Atheist whether the person threatening civilization is the stereotype of an Islamic terrorist, a Christian anti-vaxxer, or a bunch of eastern Europeans who adhere to some brand of communism religiously. Recognizing the fact that Islam is palpably the most dangerous ideology informing people's behavior today is not bigoted, though it may seem so to those stepped in the disgusting and uncritical tradition of faux-liberal false equivalency.
Chomksy is old hat. He has lost all credibility in accusing Harris and Hitchens of being as fundamental as religious fundamentalists. Give me a fucking break!
He is an accomplished scholar and linguist but is completely blind to the harms of religion and particularly Islamic fundamentalism.
"Old hat" or not, Chomsky is right : Harris & Hitchens (& Dawkins) are secular fundamentalists of a very fanatical, idealogically-motivated, aggressive kind.
I've often remarked that Chomsky would try to blame the 30 Years War (1618-1648) on the United States (1776-present) if he could get away with it.
That's because there is a moral equivalence.
To the extent that is true, it is only because the U.S. is dominated by religious fanatics. They and their aggressive gangster tribalism have been driving the United State's imperialistic policies over the last century or so.
Other than that, it isn't true at all.
The US is dominated by religious and non-religious fanatics whose ultimate aim is control and power. 'Full Spectrum Dominance' just comes in different forms.
"Non-religious fanatics"?!! Name one.
I don't think you can because the only person who even remotely fits that description is Chomsky himself and his influence on the course of the United States policy has been almost non-existent.
This whole discussion is just a dressed up version of the "poverty made them do it" argument. The events of 9/11 made it clear that this is a lie. The perpetrators were well off, educated, relatively successful people most of whom came from very wealthy countries. They were motivated by a hateful ideology--their religion.
This is because the hateful dogmas of the desert are nothing more or less than narcissism and psychopathy claiming to be morality. They are so sick and twisted that Orwell and Kafka working together couldn't match their reality.
'"Non-religious fanatics"?!! Name one'
Richard Dawkins, to name but one, especially with his "God Delusion":
It is not the vast majority of people Richard Dawkins disagrees with who are fanatically delusional - but Dawkins himself.
I mean "fanatically delusional" in the sense that the fanatically clever people in Galileo's time - who built a vast, monolithic body of knowledge on the (false) assumption the Sun went round the Earth - were delusional...and deluded countless millions of the fanatically not-so-clever in that false belief.
Professor Richard Dawkins - and his fanatically clever ilk - have built a vast, monolithic body of knowledge on the (false) belief that human beings are just animals - not unique moral beings - and are deluding countless millions of the fanatically not-so-clever in that false belief.


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- Game 29 • Boston College (18-12, 5-9 ACC)
- Women's National Invitational Tournament
- First Round
- March 17, 2011 • 7 p.m. ET
- John J. Lee Amphitheater • New Haven, Conn.
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The Yale University women's basketball team is making its first-ever appearance in the Women's National Invitational Tournament. It is the Bulldogs' first appearance in a national postseason tournament in their 38-year history. Yale, which finished the regular season with a 14-14 record, earned the Ivy League's automatic berth after finishing the regular season tied with Harvard in the League standings with a 10-4 record. The Bulldogs won the tiebreaker by virtue of sweeping the Crimson in the season series for the first time since the 1993-94 season. Yale finished 10-4 in Ivy League play for only the second time in its history, matching the mark from the 1988-89 season. Yale is appearing in its first postseason tournament since 1979. The winner of the Yale-Boston College game will meet Thursday's winner of the St. Joseph's-Virginia Commonwealth game in the WNIT's second round.
Probable Starters
- G 15 Megan Vasquez, 5-8, So., 13.8 ppg., 3.6 rpg.
- G 31 Aarica West, 5-8, So., 4.9 ppg., 3.9 rpg.
- F 03 Janna Graf, 6-0, Fr., 9.3 ppg., 4.2 rpg.
- F 44 Michelle Cashen, 6-0, Jr., 8.1 ppg., 6.8 rpg.
- F 41 Mady Gobrecht, 6-2, Sr., 12.0 ppg., 6.4 rpg.
Boston College
- G 21 Kristen Doherty, 5-11, Fr., 9.0 ppg., 4.7 rpg.
- G 11 Jaclyn Thoman, 5-9, Sr., 10.2 ppg.,2.7 rpg.
- G 10 Kerri Shields, 5-9, So., 10.9 ppg., 3.2 rpg.
- F 32 Stefanie Murphy, 6-4, Sr., 15.6 ppg., 8.1 rpg.
- C 30 Carolyn Swords, 6-6, Sr., 17.6 ppg., 9.0 rpg.
Scouting Boston College
Boston College is currently 18-12. The Eagles finished the regular season with an 18-11 record, including a 5-9 finish in Atlantic Coast Conference play. The Eagles fell to N.C. State, 71-70, in the opening round of the ACC Tournament. The Eagles have lost their last three games and five of their last six. The Eagles are led by senior Carolyn Swords, a 6-6 center who averages 17.6 points and 9.0 rebounds per game. Four of the Eagles' probable starters have started all 30 games this season. Only freshman guard Kristen Doherty missed a start. She has started in 29 of her 30 appearances. B.C. is ninth in the country in scoring offense with an average of 78.4 points per game. The Eagles have been in the Top 12 since the start of the season. B.C. is also seventh in the country in assists per game (17.9) and 10th in field goal percentage.
Series History
Yale and Boston College have met twice prior to Thursday's matchup in the WNIT. The Eagles won both contests, beating the Bulldogs in New Haven, 58-38, on Dec. 29, 1997. The seniors on both teams were freshmen the last time the teams met on Jan. 13, 2008. B.C. senior Stefanie Murphy scored 19 second-half points to lead the Eagles to a 57-55 win in Chestnut Hill. Yale trailed 28-25 at halftime but opened the second half with a 16-3 run to pull ahead 41-31. Yale held the lead until the 1:17 mark when Murphy drained a pair of free throws to tie the game at 55-55. Murphy later scored the winning basket on a layup.
B.C. In The WNIT
Boston College is in the WNIT for the third time in the last four seasons. The Eagles advanced to the third round of the WNIT in 2008. The Eagles opened with a second round win over Vermont (76-64) but lost at St. John's (65-56) in the third round. In 2009, Boston College advanced to the WNIT Final Four. The Eagles defeated Boston University to open the tournament, 68-53. In the third round the Eagles defeated St. John's, 68-64, in Queens, N.Y. The Eagles then defeated Georgetown, 65-56, at Conte Forum. In the semifinal, the Eagles lost to South Florida, 82-65.
Shining Swords
Boston College senior center Carolyn Swords, a preseason candidate for several national player of the year awards, leads the Eagles with 17.9 points and 9.0 rebounds per game. Swords, who led the nation in field goal percentage (72.2 percent) during the regular season for the third straight season was an All-ACC first team selection for the second straight season. She is averaging career-highs in points (17.6 ppg.), rebounds (9.0 rpg.) and field goal percentage. She is the second leading scorer in B.C. history with 1,978 career points. Swords is the Eagles' all-time leading rebounder (1,117) and leading shot blocker (175). She also owns the program's record for playing and starting in 130 straight games.
Yale's Historic WNIT Run
Yale (14-14, 10-4 Ivy League) is making its first-ever appearance in the Women's National Invitational Tournament. It is just the fourth overall postseason appearance for Yale in its 38-year history and the first postseason tournament since 1979. Yale has played in a postseason tournament only three previous times, in 1977, 1978 and 1979, all under the guidance of former Head Coach Louise O'Neal. Yale was one of 31 teams to earn an automatic berth in the WNIT. Yale earned the Ivy League's automatic berth after finishing the regular season tied with Harvard in the League standings with a 10-4 record. The Bulldogs won the tiebreaker by virtue of sweeping the Crimson in the season series for the first time since the 1993-94 season. The Bulldogs finished 10-4 in Ivy League play for only the second time in their history, matching their Ivy League finish in 1988-89.
WNIT Schedule
The winner of the Yale-Boston College game will meet Thursday's winner of the St. Joseph's-Virginia Commonwealth game in the second round of the WNIT. The WNIT opens with first-round games Wednesday through Friday. Second-round games will be played Saturday through Monday. Third-round games will be held March 23-25. The WNIT quarterfinals are scheduled for March 26-28. The WNIT's Final Four semifinal games will be played on March 30-31, and the WNIT Championship will be held on April 2. All games in the single-elimination format are played at the main or alternate facilities of participating schools.
Four Bulldogs Earn All-Ivy Honors
Sophomore guard Megan Vasquez, senior forward Mady Gobrecht, junior forward Michelle Cashen and freshman forward Janna Graf all earned places on the 2010-11 All-Ivy Team. Vasquez was named to the All-Ivy First Team. She finished the season as the Bulldogs' leading scorer at 13.8 points per game. It is the 17th time that a Yale player earned a spot on the All-Ivy First Team. Gobrecht earned a spot on the All-Ivy Second Team, the first All-Ivy honor of her college career. She was second on the team in scoring (12.0 ppg.) and rebounding (6.4 rpg.). Graf was named to the All-Ivy Rookie Team. She was third on the team in scoring (9.3 ppg.). She was named the Ivy League's Rookie of the Week four times this season and was a Player of the Week once. Cashen earned All-Ivy Honorable Mention after finishing fourth on the Bulldogs in scoring (8.1 ppg.). She also led the Bulldogs in rebounding (6.8 rpg.).
Bulldogs Tie Harvard For 2nd
Yale finished 10-4 in the Ivy League standings for only the second time in its history. The result was a second-place tie in the Ivy standings with Harvard. The only other time that Yale finished 10-4 in the Ivy standings was in 1988-89. It is the third time overall that the Bulldogs have won more than eight Ivy League games in a season. The Bulldogs went 9-5 in 1986-87 and have finished 8-6 in league competition five times until this season.
Historic Weekend In Cambridge
Yale's 78-64 victory over Harvard was a win of historic proportions on Feb. 26. It was Yale's first win at Harvard since Feb. 17, 2001. The win also gave Yale its first season sweep of Harvard since the 1993-94 season. The Bulldogs earned an 82-71 win over Harvard at Yale on Feb. 11.
WBCA Pink Zone
The Bulldogs' Feb. 12 game against Dartmouth was the main event of Yale's all-day WBCA Pink Zone event. The annual fund-raiser, formerly known as "Think Pink," is dedicated to raising awareness and donations for breast cancer research, with this year's proceeds being donated to the Smilow Cancer Hospital. While the final tally of the funds raised from the event is still being calculated, it is already considered the most successful Pink Zone weekend since Yale started participating four years ago. The festivities, which will take place throughout Payne Whitney Gymnasium, will once again include a "Battle of the Badges" competition featuring the Yale and New Haven police and fire departments. The Yale gymnastics team will host the Bulldog Invitational, while the women's and men's swim teams will compete against Brown.
Battle of the Badges Champions
As part of the Pink Zone festivities, the Yale University Athletic Department hosted the annual Battle of the Badges, a bench press fund-raiser to beat breast cancer. The competition consisted of teams of three, with each participant bench-pressing a percentage of his or her body weight. The team with the most total repetitions was declared the winner. There were three divisions in the competition: A Public Safety Division, comprised of teams of police, fire and emergency medical personnel; an Open Division, which featured several teams comprised of football players and other Athletics personnel; and a fraternity and sorority division. The Public Safety Division champion was the team of Dominic Vuolo, Palmer Gaines, and Dawud Amin from the New Haven Fire Department. The Open Division Champion was the team of Mykal Kuslis, Amelia Luciano, and Kate Miller. And finally, the Fraternity and Sorority Champion was the team of Manuel Giner, Adam Hockensmith, and Javier Zapata from the Yale Law School. Congratulations to the champions and all who participated in the competition.
Breaking Out The Broom
With the 71-59 win at Brown, Yale earned its first sweep of the Bears since the 2007-08 season. Yale opened Ivy play with a 66-54 win at home. Megan Vasquez led all scorers with 18 points and five steals. Mady Gobrecht recorded her second consecutive double-double and third of the season with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Yale has opened Ivy League play with the home-and-home series against Brown in every season since 2002-03.
Ivy League Honor For Vasquez
After scoring 23 points and collecting seven rebounds in the Feb. 26 78-64 win at Harvard, sophomore guard Megan Vasquez was honored by the Ivy League as its Co-Player of the Week. It was her second Player of the Week award this season. She earned the Rookie of the Week honor three times last year on her way to finishing the year with a spot on the All-Rookie team. It was her fifth 20-plus-point performance of the season and third in the last five games.
More Honors For Graf
After leading Yale to wins over Harvard and Dartmouth two weeks ago, freshman forward Janna Graf was named the Ivy League's Rookie of the Week for the fourth time this season for her efforts. Graf was the catalyst in both victories. She scored a game-high 21 points in Yale's 82-71 win over Harvard on Feb. 11. It was Yale's first win over Harvard since the final game of the 2007-08 season. In the win over Harvard, Graf recorded 20-plus points for the third time this season. She scored 12 of her game-high 21 points in the second half, going 6-for-8 from the floor in the half. She also finished with a career-high seven assists. In the 66-53 win over Dartmouth on Feb. 12, Graf scored 15 points, her ninth double-digit performance of the season, scoring 10 of her 15 points in the second half. She also finished with eight rebounds.
Introducing The Class of 2015
Four players will join the Bulldogs' roster as incoming freshman for the 2011-12 season. On Thursday, Jan. 27, the Bulldogs announced the additions of Sarah Halejian, Hayden Latham, Arrice Bryant and Natasha von Kaeppler. Halejian, a 5-9 guard from Franklin Lakes, N.J., is a two-time North Jersey Player of the Year and entered the season already atop her school's all-time scoring list. Latham, a 5-9 guard from Greenville, S.C., is a two-time South Carolina Coaches Association Women's Sports Player of the Year and a 1,000-point scorer. Bryant, a 6-2 center from Detroit, brings size and power to the roster along with a soft touch around the basket. She was ranked as the No. 39 center in the Class of 2015 by ESPN. Finally, von Kaeppler, a 6-0 forward from Palo Alto, Calif., will join her sister, Ericka, on the roster. Natasha is already her school's all-time leader in rebounds, double-doubles, field-goal percentage and steals.
Cleaning The Glass
In the Jan. 14 win over Brown, Yale outrebounded its opponent for just the second time this season (39-35). Mady Gobrecht was a big reason for the Bulldogs' big night under the glass. Gobrecht grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds in the victory. She secured her second double-double of the season in the win, adding 11 points to the 14 rebounds. She also blocked four shots.
One For The History Books
Yale earned perhaps the biggest victory in its 38-year history on Saturday, Dec. 18, when it stunned Florida State 91-85. At the time, the Seminoles were ranked 15th in the Associated Press Top 25 and 14th in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. It is Yale's first-ever win over a ranked opponent. It was just the second win for the Bulldogs in 10 attempts against an opponent from the ACC. Yale's first win against the ACC came against North Carolina State University on Nov. 22, 2008. Megan Vasquez and Janna Graf each recorded career scoring highs. Vasquez scored 25 points. Michelle Cashen recorded her first double-double of the season (11 points, 13 rebounds), while Graf tallied the first 20-point effort of her Yale career with 22 points. Aarica West dished out 10 assists, becoming the first Bulldog to record at least 10 since Stephanie Marciano had 10 against Stony Brook on Dec. 7, 2007.
Ending The Streak
The historic win over Florida State halted Yale's seven-game losing streak. It was the longest losing streak during Chris Gobrecht's tenure as Yale's head coach since her first season when the Bulldogs began the 2005-06 season with 10 straight losses. The longest losing streak in Yale's history is 11 straight losses, which was recorded twice in the team's 38 seasons.
Graf Reaping The Rewards
After scoring a career-high 26 points to power Yale to a 66-54 win over Brown in the Ivy League opener on Jan. 14, freshman forward Janna Graf became the first Yale player to win both the Ivy League's Player of the Week and Rookie of the Week honors in the same week since Erica Davis won both awards on Jan. 12, 2004. Graf is the first player in the Ivy League to win both honors since Princeton's Addie Micir earned both awards on Jan. 14, 2008. Against Brown, Graf broke her previous high of 22 points. Although she was 10-for-17 overall against the Bears on Jan. 14, she was a stellar 5-for-7 in the second half, including 4-for-6 from 3-point range, Yale used an 18-3 run late in the second half to break the game open. Graf opened and closed the run with a 3-pointer and scored 10 of Yale's 18 points in the run. The effort gave Graf her first Ivy Player of the Week honor and her third Rookie of the Week award in the last four weeks.
Yale Sweeps Ivy Awards
After leading Yale to a pair of victories, including its first-ever win over a nationally ranked opponent, Michelle Cashen, Janna Graf and Megan Vasquez were all honored on Dec. 23 by the Ivy League for their efforts. Cashen was named the Ivy Player of the Week and Graf was named the Ivy Rookie of the Week, while Vasquez earned a place on the weekly Honor Roll. It is the first time Yale has swept the Ivy League's weekly awards since senior Erica Davis and freshman Melissa Colborne won the awards on Jan. 2, 2007. Cashen averaged 15.5 points, 10.5 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game in the two wins. She scored 11 points and grabbed 13 rebounds in the win over then-No. 15/14 Florida State. Against Quinnipiac, Cashen tallied 20 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists. Graf averaged 16.5 points and 7.0 rebounds in the two games. She scored a career-high 22 points and grabbed five rebounds in the victory over Florida State and tallied 11 points and nine rebounds against Quinnipiac. Vasquez averaged 22.5 points in the two wins.
Dish And Assist
Normally, the assists category is dominated by the guards, but in the Ivy League, two Yale post players have found their way onto the leaderboard and stayed there throughout the season. Junior forward Michelle Cashen and senior forward Mady Gobrecht are among the top 10 in the Ivy League in assists. Gobrecht is third in the Ivy League with 3.2 apg., while Cashen is tied for fifth with 3.1 apg. In fact, Yale players take up three of the top five places on the top 10 list. Sophomore guard Aarica West is second in the league with 3.7 assists per game.
The Fab Four
Yale has bolstered its lineup for 2010-11 with four freshmen that are expected to make an immediate impact. Guard Amanda Tyson, forwards Janna Graf and Alexandra Osborn-Jones, and center Zenab Keita comprise one of the strongest freshman classes to join the Yale women's basketball team during Head Coach Chris Gobrecht's tenure.
Every Day is Mother's Day
Senior Mady Gobrecht is the daughter of head coach Chris Gobrecht. They are one of three active parent-daughter, coach-player tandems in Division I women's basketball. The other two are Kim Mulkey and Makenzie Robertson (Baylor) and Joe McKeown and Meghan McKeown (Northwestern). This is the sixth time in Yale's 157-year athletic history that a head coach is mentoring his or her child and the first where the combo is mother-daughter (men's fencing: Robert & Maurice Grasson, 1936-38; baseball: Smoky Joe & Joseph Wood, 1939-41; men's basketball: Howard & David Hobson, 1952-55; men's squash: John & Jack Skillman, 1954-55; football: Jordan & Harry Olivar, 1957-59).
Schedule Strength
Seven teams on the Bulldogs' 2010-11 slate participated in the postseason last spring. Florida State and Princeton earned a berth in the 2010 NCAA Tournament. Five others participated in the WNIT, including WNIT champion California.
Postseason For Princeton, Yale
Princeton (23-4, 12-1) wrapped up its second consecutive outright Ivy League title last week with home wins over Dartmouth and Harvard. The League title also gave the Tigers the NCAA automatic bid. Yale (14-14, 10-4) wrapped up its regular season with a split at home, but was able to secure a tie for second place in the Ivy standings, and earned the League's automatic WNIT bid.
Double-Double Trouble
During the 2010-11 season, 27 Ivy League players have recorded at least one double-double this season. Yale's Megan Vasquez, Michelle Cashen and Mady Gobrecht are all members of the club. Twelve Ivy players have tallied at least two double-doubles, including Gobrecht (3). Columbia's Kathleen Barry leads all Ivy League players with seven double-doubles. Dartmouth's Brittany Smith had four and Princeton's Niveen Rasheed had three before both suffered season-ending injuries.
Twenty-Point Performances
Twenty-five Ivy players have recorded at least one performance of 20 points or more this season. Penn's Alyssa Baron led the League with seven outings of 20 points or more. The rookie also holds the League's lone 30-plus point output of the season, a 38-point performance on Feb. 5 in an overtime loss at Harvard. Twelve other Ivies have had multiple games of 20 points or more, including Yale's Megan Vasquez who reached that mark five times.


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Look for our pics here sometime this week, but we are getting the Star Wars stuff up first.
They need to reissue the WHALE. Well, they don't NEED to, but it would sure be great.
I do remember that little submarine/ship thing did get re-released though, but I guess I forgot what it was called.
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Integrity Toys W Club Fifth Year Registration Opens
I had not been in FAO in a million years, certainly not since it was renovated. I liked it better before the renovation but it was still amazing with masses of huge stuffed animals alongside the escalator accompanying us as we ascended to the next level. It was a mob scene up there; the noise level was astonishing. I greeted many people I had met in Canada four months earlier. My poor husband was surrounded by wide-eyed collectors everywhere; nevertheless, he survived to attend many more events after that one.
An Isha gift set called Final Cut Cannes was the event doll. It was in a free standing showcase and rather difficult to see and photograph. I don't think we got to take them home that night. Many procedures were changed as the event went forward and that is a good thing because that night we had to stand on lines to buy the doll and it took forever. All the Integrity staff was there and although the event lasted only two hours officially, it felt like much more. Did I forget to mention that what did accompany us home was the de rigueur New York blizzard?
Meeting other collectors changes the entire landscape of the game. Even if one is in contact regularly on-line with other collectors, face to face encounters are so very different. I was saddened to learn that there will not be a February event this year other than a virtual meeting. For some people, the New York event was the only one they ever attended or could afford to attend. It is definitely a loss. From a business point of view, it's the right move for Integrity as it saves a huge amount of money. In that respect, I don't blame them for cutting out the event. The members of the W Club are a built-in market at this point. No further promotion is necessary. I don't know if Integrity ever did participate in the actual Toy Fair event anyway.
That being said, promotion may not be necessary but quality is. I'm in a quandry. One of the upgrade dolls is an AvantGuard called Freeze Frame. I love her look but they are so difficult to pose standing up and are so, the best word I can think of is wiggly, that I don't know if I want another one. But she is very cute - especially the wig and I want that wig. The dress, meh. The boots are cute. What will I do with the stuff in the middle? When will we get an AG in a gown? I plan to cut that wig Lady GaGa length and get some big sparkly sunglasses. I want a Lady GaGa doll!!!!
The other optional or upgrade doll is "Spring Forward" Eugenia Perrin. There is nothing about this doll I like except the blouse and shoes. I find her to look very much like the original Natalia. See the inset of Natalia "Behind Velvet Ropes." Eugenia appears way too stern-bordering on severe and that doesn't go along with the bright, happy colors used on her.
The price for Eugenia is $75 above the membership.
There is also an option to purchase both upgrade dolls. The total for that with the base membership comes to $285.
The prices are quite fair in light of what we've been paying for AG and FR. Both dolls are scheduled for a May delivery.
Many Integrity dealers are offering W Club members a one-time free shipping per member for the coming year until December 1, 2010. And....members will be offered the opportunity to purchase two other Fashion Royalty Club dolls and one AvantGuard doll in addition to the upgrade dolls. That's what I mean about a built-in market. We sign up; we buy.
Payment must be made by January 22, 2010.
Since there is no contest this year to award the person who signs up the most new members, you can tell them my poodle, Rudy, sent you.
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- Anonymous12/30/09, 9:17 PM
I'm thinking of joining this year, but I wish they had a fashion only option. I'm SO taken with Vanessa, that I don't need or really love Eugenia and since I have moved on from the 16" girls, the AG is out. If they had a SUPER amazing fashion and membership paring I'd SO be there, so this time around, I think I will just do the basic "A" package. :-)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous12/30/09, 11:54 PM
Thanks for the "retelling" of your first Toy Fair event Terri! I enjoyed reading that! Last year was my 1st event and was looking forward to 2010, but alas, I am sad too that there will be no event...ReplyDelete
Christina: It's a wonder that we ever went to the second one after that blizzard. There was a snow storm on the day of the second event as well!ReplyDelete
I was sad to read about it not being a "real" event ... I am one of the few that won't make it to Convention ( the timing is always off as I can't take time off between August and December).ReplyDelete
I remember vividly the 2006 event..I was one of the first in line ..adn itwas the first time you and I met..I was star struck by you teri With and I..it was also the first time I met MANY collectors and it has been the only time I see many of my doll friends..I will totally Miss that
BTW that night in 06 we paid for the gift set but we did not take it home with us ( which was a Bummer), we were also able to preOrder from FAO that years line..which I think everybody did)...but the event definitly improved over the years...I think last years was the best...
- Anonymous1/2/10, 4:32 PM
I am excited about the W Club having an online event. I live in the south and I have no interest in attending a event in NY when it it that cold. Besides the convention is usually a eastern thing as well, so it is nice that this decision takes the travel complications of most members of the W Club into consideration.ReplyDelete


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With the move complete, the Museum can focus entirely on one site and its Capital Campaign for the next phase of construction in Frisco. This phase includes completion of over 5,000 feet of exhibit trackage. The ten additional tracks will provide for display of the Museum's current 42-piece rolling stock collection along with new acquisitions. During the four-year construction project and move, additional rolling stock pieces were donated to the Museum. These pieces will be announced soon and arrive over the next few months.
The Museum maintains interim offices and exhibits at the Frisco Heritage Museum, just a few hundred yards north of its new Frisco site. The Museum Store, second floor exhibits, and educational programs for area schools are available Wednesday through Sunday at 6455 Page Street.
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