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Instead, the 6-foot-4 23-year-old guard was thrust into the rotation when Nash and Blake missed games both early and late with injuries. After starting 17 regular-season games, Morris was matched up against
In Game 3, Morris scored a career-high 24 points on 9-of-15 shooting with six assists. His defense on
On the season, Morris averaged only four points on 38.8% shooting in 14.2 minutes a game. The numbers reflect a young player still learning the pro game. He often played too fast, rushing passes or shots, driving into traffic and creating problems for himself.
"Being more decisive," said Morris of his goals moving forward. "When they give you that jump shot, just go ahead and take it.
"When I first came into the league, they said I couldn't shoot," he said after his exit interview with General Manager
Morris will become a restricted free agent this summer if the Lakers make him a $1.2-million qualifying offer. The team can also risk letting him go unrestricted with hopes of retaining him for the league minimum of $884,293.
"I'm a restricted free agent. I definitely want to come back, especially how we ended the season," said Morris. "I'm not where I want to be, but I'm not where I used to be. I think I improved a lot. I'm going to continue to improve."
If Morris returns he would still play behind Nash and Blake, assuming there's no shake-up in the roster.
"If somebody likes my potential and wants to invest in me, I'll definitely have to look elsewhere," Morris said. "I would love to stay in L.A. .... Mitch has invested in me and I like Coach D'Antoni."
The Lakers need youth and athleticism. Morris has length and workable defensive instincts.
If he can learn to play under control, Morris might be a valuable reserve for the Lakers next season.
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Richard Andrew "Dick" Gephardt (born January 31, 1941) is a former prominent American politician of the Democratic Party. Gephardt served as a U.S. Representative from Missouri from January 3, 1977, until January 3, 2005, serving as House Majority Leader from 1989 to 1995, and as Minority Leader from 1995 to 2003. He also ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States in 1988 and 2004. Gephardt was mentioned as a possible vice presidential nominee in 1988, 1992, 2000, 2004, and 2008.
Since his retirement from politics, he has been working as a senior counsel at the global law firm DLA Piper and is also an active consultant for Goldman Sachs.
Gephardt was born into a working-class family in St. Louis, Missouri, to Louis Andrew Gephardt, a Teamster milkman, and Loreen Estelle Cassell; part of his ancestry is German. He graduated from the former Southwest High School in 1958. Gephardt is an Eagle Scout and recipient of the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award from the Boy Scouts of America. He earned his B.S. at Northwestern University in 1962 where he was president of Beta Theta Pi, the student senate, and his freshman class. He earned his J.D. at the University of Michigan Law School in 1965.

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I am one of more than 45 million people who use food stamps, at least according to an article published in the Huffington Post last year.
I access my food stamps by an Access card, which looks very much like a credit card and is both more convenient and less embarrassing than the old food stamps, which looked very much like paper money from a small Caribbean nation.
My food stamps come out once a month on the date that corresponds with the last number in my account. You can access your balance from a phone, but when I don't have cell phone minutes, one store in my area lets you check your balance on a cash register. Two weeks ago I checked my balance at said store and found my food stamp balance was the usual amount I get at the beginning of each month, but my cash balance was fairly big.
Cash balance?
To us, "in the system," this means welfare. There was only one problem. I didn't have welfare. But there was something even stranger than the fact I suddenly had a cash balance. Said balance was $3 million and counting.
Houston . . . we have a problem.
First thing I did was keep my mouth shut and shop for food. Nobody had to know what was going on. And I darn sure was only going to use my food stamps until I knew more about "the balance."
Anybody who knows me knows that I have an overactive imagination. So you can imagine what was going through my writer's mind as I walked back from the store with a shopping cart full of groceries. By the time I had finished the three-block walk back to my apartment, I had already spent half of the money in my head. In fact, on that first day I thought I had "just" a million because after I saw all those zeroes, my brain kinda short-circuited.
And anybody who knows me would also not be surprised that I asked somebody about it the first chance I got. So I approached a nice older gentleman who lives on my block whom I've talked to from time to time. I knew he had worked for the government at one time and was a veteran. So I figured he'd know what to do. He did. He said to get in touch with the welfare people ASAP and to not spend the money, further noting that the latter action could bring me a mess of trouble.
I agreed. It's also worth noting that when I mentioned to him later I might try to write about my experience, he suggested not mentioning his name, or there may not be a "me" to write about anything. He said this tongue-in-cheek, but there is an old saying about "Much truth in wine and jest." So let's just call him Mr. Neighbor and leave it at that.
Not having minutes on my cell phone, being 17 blocks from the local welfare office and me without carfare, I had a problem. The problem was solved later that day when I went with my computer to a local bookstore with free WiFi and emailed the State Welfare Office about the discrepancy. Now all I had to do was wait.
I've never been one for self-control. In fact, I rarely have any food stamps left after the first two weeks, and when I do get large amounts of money, I usually spend it like it's going out of style. But my ESP told me this was a whole other ball of wax. The consequences would be far direr than a bare cupboard or an empty wallet. We're talking Trouble with a capital "T."
In fact, though I have yet to read it, I'm told that the Inquirer recently ran a piece about a woman who had the same thing happen to her account, and she decided to spend as much as she could before the surplus was spotted. She was arrested. I imagine the charge was something like "Grand Stupidity."
In addition, one of the cashiers at Aldi told me that one of her customers found an extra $5 million in her account. And she, from what I gather, had every intention of reporting it.
I finally heard back from the welfare office a whole week later. Their response was short and sweet. I'm not going to repeat it verbatim because I don't have the email in front of me, but in essence it said, "Sorry we haven't gotten back to you. You need to call us."
I thought this response to be strange since I told them I wasn't able to call. As it happened, my cell phone minutes came in that day, and I had already talked for three of the four hours allotted. Remember that self-control issue I said I had? You thought I was exaggerating; didn't you?
The email sounded urgent, so I tried to call. But I couldn't get through. I tried to call my local welfare office and was greeted by a somewhat rude receptionist who refused to let me talk to anybody. She sort of interrogated me and said something to the effect, "They contacted you, so you need to call them." Of course they only contacted me because I contacted them.
So I ignored her and tried to call the 800 number a bunch of times until 4:45, which is when they close. No luck. And, ironically, I was now out of minutes again. Talk about frustration.
After thinking of it for a couple days I decided to email back the welfare office. I told them I understood that it was a delicate matter but that I thought I made it clear to them that I didn't have a phone when I called them.
I described what happened when I tried to call on Friday. I also told them that although I did what any good citizen would do, I felt I should get some nominal reward and a nice thank you letter. After all, my email could have clued them onto it in the first place. I have the feeling that even if it did, they weren't going to tell me.
It is now four days after I emailed them. Because I don't have Internet access at home, I have to walk at least three blocks or more to check my emails, and I haven't been able to because of health reasons.
I wonder if I even got a response from them, but even if I did I doubt it contains the words "reward" or "Thank you." On the other hand, stranger things have happened.
After all, I do have an over-active imagination.


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The Flying Dutch will be seeking to repeat as champions of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA).
Coach Becky Schmidt returns a core of veterans who will be seeking to maintain the momentum of a string of successful seasons.
In five seasons under coach Schmidt, the Flying Dutch have averaged 24 victories a year. The 2008 Flying Dutch posted a 26-7 record, won 15-of-16 conference matches and were ranked 20th in NCAA Division III by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).
The 2009 team will be built around eight returning letterwinners, including five starters from a year ago. The pre-season roster includes 21 freshman prospects, seven sophomores, eight juniors and three seniors.
Co-captains of the team will be seniors Teresa Borst of Zeeland (Zeeland East HS) and Andrea Helminiak of Maumee, Ohio (Anthony Wayne HS).
Three returning players received All-MIAA honors in 2008. Junior middle hitter Kara VandeGuchte of Hamilton (Hamilton HS) is a two-time All-MIAA player receiving second team honors as a freshman and first team recognition last fall. Helminiak, the Flying Dutch setter, was All-MIAA first team last fall while junior outside hitter Cassidy Bulthuis of Nunica (Spring LakeHS) received All-MIAA second team recognition. VandeGuchte and Helminiak each received all-region honors from the AVCA.
VandeGuchte is also an outstanding heptathlete on Hope's track and field team. She competed at the NCAA Division III championships last spring.
Other returning letterwinners include junior Traci Baker of Grandville (Tri-Unity Christian HS), junior Sara DeWeerdt of Holland (Hamilton HS), senior Kristen Johnson of Naperville, Ill. (Wheaton Academy), and junior Carrie Lehocky of Byron Center (Byron Center HS).
The 2008 Flying Dutch ranked among the nation's Division III in several team and individual categories - third in kills per set (13.44 per set), sixth in assists per set (12.12), and Andrea Helminiak, 14th among setters averaging 10.47 assists per set.


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Go to try to get to the start for the 2nd sock & it was out of order the yellow came after the green not before so had to undo the whole ball & re-wind it so it now in correct order.
But for those who have a keen eye will notice a slight difference with the yellow it has much more green in it so it not quite the same as the first so I am not a very happy bunny.
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I was looking for some labels I have well it took a good hour I thought I knew where they were so I looked & looked in all the places I have fabric & I finally found them yes you guessed it where I thought they were they were hiding under some FQs looking like FQs lol
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Short version:
I have merged the reality that Alexander Luthor Jr. is from and the one that the Crime Syndicate of Amerika is from.
The Clark Kent, Utlraman, of that dimension is not a kryptonian. He has been rebuilt by aliens, as H&V outlines.
I had the idea to say that Hank Henshaw is created when his space ship crashes, as normal, but instead of radiation keeping his mind alive, his abilities come from aliens from the traditional universe.
So basically in the traditional universe, the human Hank Henshaw is Cyborg Superman and Kal El is Superman. Inversely, in the Alternate Universe a human named Clark Kent becomes Ultraman (powers granted by the Alternate version of the same aliens) and a kryptonian named Kal-L is raised by the Henshaws to become the alternate Universe's "Superman."
Power Girl is also from the CSA Alternate universe (which I call the Antiverse) in this version (Kara Zor-L). For those who do not know the Luthor, Sr., and Lois are nearly the only heroes in the Antiverse and their story is told in Crisis for Infinite Earth. (which happens - slightly modified - in the setting).
The timeline from the Alternate Universe goes like this:
Kara Zor-L is born on Krypton to Alura and Zor-L.
Alexander "Lex" Luthor is born in the Antiverse.
Kal L is born and is transported to Earth by his parents, Lora and Jor-L. Krypton is destroyed. He is found by John and Mary Henshaw. The Henshaws raise the boy naming him Henry "Hank" Henshaw.
The birthplace of Kara Zor-L, Argo City, Krypton, survives the planet's destruction thanks to a powerful force field. However, Brainiac attacks the city, and Kara's parents transport her to Earth and safety, telling her to look after her young cousin, Kal-L.
Kara's journey to Earth is delayed and she does not reach her destination for many years.
Clark Kent is born in Smallville, Kansas.
Lois Lane is born in the Antiverse.
At only 18, after a daring, and possibly illegal, attempt to get an interview with famous inventor Lex Luthor, Lois Lane becomes the Daily Planet's youngest female reporter ever. Hank Henshaw develops a crush on Lois Lane after reading her first article. He becomes an obsessive reader of her work and follows her career thoroughly.
The Henshaws convince their son Hank to remain separate from the emerging world of metahumans, costumed heroes and villains that are beginning to emerge. Hank feels that he should use his powers for good, but he acquiesces, as he is a dutiful son.
An unknown Amazonian appears in Lois Lane's apartment. The Amazonian covets the woman's life. She attacks Lois believing that she has killed her. She uses a spell to permanently alter her appearance to that of Lois Lane. The imposter takes over Lois' life. She dumps Lois' body into Metropolis Bay. Lois awakes when she splashes into the water and screams for help, before her injuries cause her to black out and go under. Hank Henshaw hears her screams and saves her. He takes her to the only person he knows that is smart enough to save her: the inventor Lex Luthor. Hank leaves Lois in Lex's care and he heals her significant injuries. He is slightly ashamed of the fact that he has broken his promise to his parents and swears Lex to silence about his actions.
When Lois Lane fully recovers, she realizes that her former life has been stolen from her and decides that she must allow the Amazonian to believe that she is dead.
Lois Lane begins to develop feelings for Lex Luthor, but she always wonders who the other man who saved her was. She begins to refer to him as "Other-Man" in her journals.
Astronaut Clark Kent seemingly loses his life when his spacecraft is destroyed. Somehow his body is reconstructed by an alien race. He gains powers which are the equivalent of the Legaciverse's Superman, however they are fueled by the antimatter energy within Antiverse Kryptonite. He quickly is able to use his sheer power to become the top super-villain on Antiverse Earth.
Hank Henshaw forms the Crime Syndicate of America and becomes the de facto ruler of the world.
Lex Luthor first travels to the Legaciverse to enlist help of the Justice League against the Crime Syndicate of America. Although the CSA is temporarily defeated, after the JLA returns, they regain power and Lex decides the best way to combat them is from the shadows.
Kara Zor-L, whose aging was suspended during her trip to earth, arrives splashing down into Antiverse Metropolis City Bay. She is recovered by Lex Luthor and Lois Lane. The two train her to be a hero, despite her surroundings.
Alexander Luthor, Jr., is born.
The Anti-Monitor attacks the Antiverse Earth, killing nearly all of its inhabitants. Kara Zor-L and Alexander Luthor, Jr. survive when Luthor, Sr., manages to transport them to the Legaciverse where she can care for the baby and warn its inhabitants of the danger of the Anti-Monitor. The two, however, are separated and Kara is struck with amnesia forgetting her mission and her powers. She is lost for a time, unable to warn the Legaciverse or protect Alexander.
The Anti-Monitor's defeat releases an Anti-Matter wave that resurrects those killed in the destruction of the Antiverse.
Alexander Luthor, Jr. returns to the Antiverse, despite his parents urging that he stay in the Legaciverse. Kara Zor-L decides to take the advice of the Luthors and stay in the Legaciverse.
I have been using Otherman, but I am not sure I like it. Do people think that is cool or should I call him something else?
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Vo me XLI — No. 16 Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. Wednesday, March 9, 1966
Debaters Lose In Nebraska Tourney;
Await Decision On Regional Qualifiers
Prizewinning debaters pose with many hard-earned trophies
accumulated throughout the active year. Now at the top of the debating
ladder, Bethel has established an admirable reputation competing
against such varsity teams as University of Minnesota, University of
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Guest Theologian Leads
College Lecture Series
The Spring Spiritual Life Series as planned by the Religious Com-mittee
began in chapel today. Guest speaker for the series is Dr.
Earl Rodemacher, president of Western Theological Seminary, Port-land,
Dr. Rademacher will speak in chapel the remainder of the week
on the theme The Filling of the Holy Spirit." On Thursday the chapel
topic is "How Is It Received?" and on Friday the subject for the closing
session is "What Is Its Opposition?"
Apart from chapel presentations, Dr. Rodemacher will head an
open discussion and question hour in Bodien lounge at 2:30 p.m.
tonight at 9:00 p.m., he will speak to the Wednesday Evening Fellow-ship
in Bodien lounge.
On Thursday afternoon he is opened for individual questions or
problems. Students interested in an appointment to see Dr. Rodemacher
may wish to contact Miss Joyce Johanessen, extension 232 or Seminary
Hall. Thursday evening is an open date.
Dr. Rodemacher comes to Bethel's campus upon recommendations
by several students from the Portland area. He also comes with a
message of interest to college students as well as experience in college
On the week-end of February
26, ,Tim Williams and Sharon Lar-son
flew to the University of Neb-raska
at Lincoln to participate in
a debate tournament with students
from an 11 state area.
The tournament had six preli-minary
rounds in which 58 two-man
teams competed. Two teams
were undefeated during the pre-liminaries:
Kansas State at Em-poria
and Bethel College.
The top 8 teams of the pre-liminary
competition w e r e
matched for elimination. Be-cause
Kansas State and Bethel
had each accumulated a 6-0 re-cord,
they were pitted against
each other in the first round
of elimination.
Bethel lost. Kansas State went
on to beat the University of Min-nesota
in the final round of the
On March 6, two Bethel teams
competed in the last regular de-bate
tournament of the season at
St. Thomas College. Sixty-two
two-man teams from 16 states
were involved.
From eight preliminary rounds,
the top 16 teams were selected
for the elimination competition.
Kathy Harvie and David Ny-degger
tallied up a 4-4 record
which did not qualify them for
the final elimination.
Lars,a and That 'y'Villiani.
won six and lost two rounds in
the preliminaries. Among those
defeated were the University of
Minnesota Duluth division, Uni-versity
of Kansas, Gustavus Adol-phus,
and the University of Oma-ha.
Bethel lost to St. Olaf and the
University of Missouri at Kansas
City. Four of the rounds were
debated on the affirmative and
four on the negative side.
With their record, Sharon and
Tim qualified for the first round
of the elimination competition and
debated Marquette on the affima-tive
side. Marquette won.
The topic for all collegiate de-bate
this year has been, "Resolv-ed:
That law enforcement agen-cies
should be given greater free-dom
in the investigation and prose-cution
of crime."
In Tuesday,
Visiting Bethel next week is
Dr. Charles Hatfield, of the Uni-versity
of Missouri at Rolla, who
will speak in convocations March
15 and 17 on the topic "A Math-ematician
Views Science and the
Christian Faith."
These talks follow closely the
scope of Dr. V. Elving Anderson's
recent discussion in convocation
on the relationship between mod-ern
genetics and Christian values.
A strong professional back-ground
makes Dr. Hatfield a
well-qualified spokesman for the
mathematician's viewpoint. H e
heads the department of math-
The Peace Corps Test will be
given at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday in
Room 205 of the college build-ing.
Bethel's won-lost record for the
season has been tallied and sent
into the regional office, which
serves 9 states. If Bethel qualifies,
it will be eligible to compete in a
regional tournament to win the
A full and varied spring sched-ule
awaits the members of Bethel's
performing choirs, the College
Choir, Women's Choir, and Male
Highlighting the season, o f
course, will be the departure of
the Male Chorus for Europe on
June 5; however, between now and
that far-off date there are yet
many practices and engagements
for each choir to meet.
Sunday, March 13, will mark
the concert season's "kick-off"
Dr. Charles Hatfield
chance to compete on a national
Sharon Larson, when asked what
debate had done for her, said: "I
like debate; it gave me a fiance."
night with College Choir appear-ing
at Spring Lake Park Baptist
and Male Chorus at Bethany
From this date on, most Sunday
night schedules are full. Male
Chorus performance dates are as
follows: April 3, Trinity Baptist;
April 24, Riverview Baptist; May
8, First Baptist (Rochester); May
15, Central Baptist; June 3, "Bon
Voyage" concert in the fieldhouse.
As part of its repertoire, the
Chorus will be doing several Negro
During the summer of 1962, he
studied at the Numerical Analysis
Institute of U.C.L.A. with the aid
of a National Science Foundation
On all three campuses at which
he has taught, Dr. Hatfield has
been a participant in school
religious activities. Included
among these has been the Inter-
Varsity Christian Fellowship, for
which he is presently a member
of the Board of Directors.
Thus, Dr. Charles Hatfield brings
a background of experience in
both areas being discussed, science
and the Christian faith, to next
week's convocations.
Dorm Residents
Hold Breakfast
Bright and early Wednesday
morning, March 16, Edgren dorm
men will hold their annual fellow-ship
breakfast. The meal will be
served at 6:30 a.m. in the dormi-tory.
Faculty members will be serv-ing
the residents a menu of bacon
and eggs. Musical selections will
follow, along with a short devo-tional
by a guest speaker as yet
Doug King, who is in charge of
arrangements, cites the success
of past fellowship breakfasts in
assuring the same response for
this year's event, when he says,
"It promises to be a popular part
or dorm activities for this year."
spirituals and arrangements by
Paul Sjolund of three old Swedish
hymns. Concerning the upcoming
tour, plans are now approaching
finalization, explains Mr. C. How-ard
Smith, Chorus director.
The Women's Choir has no
actual spring concert schedule,
having already completed its
tour and concert performances
last month.
Music centering around the
theme of "praise" constituted its
repertoire. In the words of Mr.
Oliver Mogck, its director, each
performance "is considered a min-istry
and not just a concert."
At the present, it is preparing
a cantata by Tedesco entitled
"Ruth and Naomi" to be given in
May in a band concert program.
College Choir too, has many
prospects for the spring season.
Its home concert schedule is as
follows: March 27, Minnetonka
Baptist; April 3, North St. Paul
Baptist; May 1, Homecoming con•
cert — fieldhouse; May 8, Brook-lyn
Center Baptist.
The above schedule, however,
says nothing about the far-reaching
efforts of the Choir
which will involve 21 perform-ances
in churches as far east as
the Atlantic Ocean.
Travelling this year with its own
string accompaniment, the Choir
will be on tour from April 7 to
April 24. The strings will be used
primarily with a Bach cantata,
"Christ Lay in the Bonds of
Also planned for the choir is
a recording session on March 26.
To add depth to his back-ground,
"he has authored many
significant papers and has trav-eled
in eight countries of Eu-rope."
In November of last year, West-ern
Seminary installed him as
their sixth president. Before this
position he had been serving the
school as Dean of the Faculty.
Dr. Rodemacher, a native of
Portland, received his theological
training at Dallas Theological Sem-inary.
Dr. Earl Rodemacher
Bethel Students
Attend Meeting
Christian social workers from
all over the country will meet in
Wheaton, Illinois March 17-19, for
the sixteenth annual convention
sponsored by the National Asso-ciation
of Christians in Social
A group of about twenty-five
interested Bethel students will be
attending the convention. Mr. Rich-ard
Ericson, Special Instructor in
Social Work, is organizing the trip.
The principal speaker is Dr.
Armond Nicholi Jr., M.D., Senior
Staff Psychiatrist of the Harvard
Medical School. His speeches
will revolve around the conven-tion
theme, "Synthesis of Chris-tian
Faith with Social Work
Dr. Nicholi will speak on Thurs-day.
Various general meetings and
seminars are scheduled throughout
the day.
Friday morning students will
tour one of Chicago's social work
agencies. Friday afternoon they
will return to Wheaton for more
The highlight of the schedule
is Friday night. Students will
tour Chicago's nightclub district
with Rev. Robert Owen, who
ministers in this area as a "night
pastor" without a formal church
organization or church build-ing.
The convention has been plan-ned
in conjunction with National
Social Workers Month. Anyone
wishing to attend should contact
Mr. Ericson or Marlene Nyquist.
Total cost for the trip is eighteen
Mathematician Looks At Christianity
Thursday Convocations
ematics at the Rolla campus of Before coming to the University
the University of Missouri, of Missouri, Dr. Hatfield received
where his own particular in- his doctorate at Cornell Univer-terests
center in classical and sity and taught at two additional
numerical analysis. , state universities, those of Minne-sota
and North Dakota.
Bethel College Choir, Male Chorus
Launch Concert Schedules Sunday
auttga acrd pered
The month of March flourishes with cultural opportunities. This
week's musical activity begins tonight with the presentation of Metro-politan
Opera tenor, Jan Peerce in Norhrop Memorial Auditorium on
the University Campus at 8:30 p.m.
Mr. Peerce has been widely acclaimed, provoking at least one
critic to exclaim, "Peerce has moved from strength to strength, winning
one triumph after another until today he stands at the peak of one of
the Twentieth Cenuries' most impressive musical careers."
March 13, the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will present a
special concert in conjunction with the St. Olaf College Choir. The
program will be presented in the Guthrie Theatre at 3:30 p.m.
Marilyn Horne, acclaimed as "the finest most versatile young
mezzo-soprano singing today" appears in the St. Paul Auditorium
Theatre on March 15 at 8:30 p.m. as the final presentation of the
Shubert Concert Subscription Series.
Twin City theatres are also inviting for the coming week. Three
Men On a Horse, a comedy centered on Erwin Trowbridge, a mild-mannered
writer of greeting card verses, who figures out a sure system
for betting the horses, will be offered by the Edyth Bush Theatre at
Ilamline University on March 10-12; 17-19; 24-26.
ORPHEUS DESCENDING, Tennesee William's grippiing drama
has been held over by the Eastside Theatre in St. Paul, and will be
played March 11 and 12 at 8:30 p.m.
Gisele MacKenzie has been signed for the lead in The King and I,
a musical based on the real-life experience of an English governess in
1861 who tutored the Siamese Crown Prince. The musical will be
presented March 7-13, Monday through Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and a
Saturday matinee at 2:30 p.m.
March is also a busy month for Twin City art galleries. Showings
are varied, ranging from paintings, prints, lithographs and drawings,
to serigraphs and Russian icon exhibits.
Letters to the Editor:
Tit' Survey Provokes Reaction
To the Editor:
I consider it a shame that our
school paper cannot find anything
more newsworthy for the front
page than an article about a typi-cal
high school stunt such as ap-peared
in last week's CLARION.
My congratulations to the girls
who refused to participate in such
a ridiculous little game and my
deepest sympathy to those who did
participate but did not rate high
enough to deserve dates from the
"Pit boys."
Just exactly who do these boys
think they are? I would very much
like to know how they would come
out if subjected to a survey on
them by the girls, but I hope the
girls have more sense.
Congratulations Connie, Bonnie,
and Kay. I hope you give these
boys some instruction in growing
up while you're taking them for
every last dime they have on your
Duane Peterson
P.S. What happened to the halos
in the picture? After all these boys
are God's gift to women, aren't
To the Editor:
Wow! Lucky Connie Oosterbaan
—five big dates with the fresh-men!
Maybe if she plays her (rook)
cards right she'll get to chaperone
at the F-S bonquet.
Moral: If you really want to
take out an upperclassman, tell
her you just took this little survey,
see, and she was voted . . .
Susie Senior
the CLA RION
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Opinions expressed in the CLARION do not
necessarily reflect the position of the college
or seminary.
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the CLARION Wednesday, March 9, 1966 Century's College Generations Align
From 'Lost Genera Lion' to 'New Left'
1 ,
Contemporary Collegian
Commands Responsibility
College students are typically categorized as having great
foresight. That is, they have the ability to look far into the
future and analyze situations they know are approaching,
coming to long-term decisions. They also have great hindsight
—the ability to look at what is past, criticize and evaluate,
producing numerous "should haves." However, their ability
for "now-sight" is saliently lacking.
At Bethel this has particularly been true in respect to
student government elections. It is easy to look far into the
future, theoretically grasping the problem and theoretically
answering it.
However, when elections suddenly draw nigh, and the
time comes for acting, not theorizing, they are met with the
usual apathetic response. Parties are thrown together by a
few people at the last minute with platforms feebly standing
by a skeletal structure, but no stable planks.
After elections, it is then easy to again form theoretical,
critical judgments upon the government elected and the
course of action it has chosen.
The plea, then, for students this year is to become actively
motivated and envolved now, basing campaign strategy upon
sound judgments.
Political platforms and candidates must face the fact
early that student government at Bethel in 1966 is not what
it was in 1950, or 1960 for that matter. Students have chang-ed,
and the problems bearing upon them have changed.
The student of 1966 demands a voice in the affairs that
govern him. He wants to shoulder at least a portion of the
weight of responsibility on his own shoulders.
We hope that this year's political parties will bear this in
mind as they structure candidates and platforms that will
purpose thoughtful suggestions for reform on Bethel's campus,
giving the student of 1966 greater responsibility in governing
The perennial cry is that Student Senate is powerless
in important policy making. Give it power. Make the adminis-tration
aware that today's student deserves the right to sit
in on the Board of Education meetings, plow through at
least a few acres of administrative red tape, become involved
with some of the important but unattractive aspects of school
policy, and sit in on some of the policy-making committees.
The days of fanciful campaign pledges, promising the
fulfillment of dreams and the realization of a campus utopia,
retired with torchlight parades and racoon coats. By these
today's student is left unimpressed. He wants responsibility.
That must not be denied him.
THE VOICES OF PROSE, William E. Stuf-ford
and Frederick Candelaria, editors, Mc-
Graw-Hill Book Company, New York.
THE VOICES OF PROSE, recent-ly
published by McGraw-Hill, of-fers
a large selection of essays
which reflect a wide range of dis-tinctive
prose styles. For perspec-tive
and variety, the selections
range from Renaissance to con-temporary,
from private letters to
public addresses.
In part 1 the emphasis is on the
language itself — on resources in
art and form, on logic, and some
extreme and exemplary accom-plishments.
Among the selections
included are George Orwell's "Poli-tics
and the English Language,"
Francis Bacon's "Idols of the
Mind," and William Hazlitt's "On
Familiar Style."
Part 2 deals with styles in
persuasion and is grouped a-round
currently absorbing is-sues
such as education, freedom,
science, and belief. Selections
include the following: "The
Grand Academy of Lagado" by
Jonathan Swift; "Areopagitica"
by John Milton; and "The Nec-essity
of Atheism" by Percy
The third part consists of stan-dard
forms of writing arranged
in relation to the occasions for
their use, i.e., addresses, appeals.
letters, and includes John F. Ken-nedy's
"Inaugural Address," Bar-tolomeo
Vanzetti's "Last Speech
in Court," and James Baldwin's
"My Dungeon Shook."
Part 4 has suggestions for fur-ther
Each essay is followed by sug-gestions
for writing and topics
for discussion which are slanted
particularly toward the analysis
of the compositional strategy
employed in the piece.
THE VOICES OF PROSE was
edited by William E. Stafford,
Ph.D., Lewis and Clark College,
and Frederick Condelaria, Ph.D.,
University of Oregon.
(ACP)—Youth has always been a period of ex-perimentation,
excitement, and education. But not
until after World War I were generalities tagged to
youth's activism, writes Glenn Dromgoole in the
Battalion, Texas A and M.
Getrude Stein started the whole thing when she
classified the post World War I youth the "Lost
Educator Mark C. Ebersole says the entire
generation was pre-occupied with "high living,
madness, devolution, frivolity, wildness, petting
parties, tennis, jazz, flamboyoncy, kicking, roaring,
flag-pole sitting, vamping, bibbing, and whoppee.
With happy abandon they gave themselves to out-landish
propositions and to zany ventures, to easy
diversions and to naughty play."
Then came the Great Depression, and a lack
of resources kept sweeping titles off the back of youth
for a while. Things got better and the "New Genera-tion"
emerged. "Their only principle," one critic
wrote, "is that there is no moral principle at all,
their only slogan that all statements of policy, all
by Briice Lawson
Fifteen were killed and at least
forty found missing in the storm
that rampaged North Dakota and
parts of Minnesota last week. The
weather bureau declared it the
worst blizzard in recorded history.
A British Overseas Airway Cor-poration
Boeing 707 jet plunged
into Mt. Fuji Saturday killing all
124 passengers aboard including
89 Americans.
An estimated 800 to 1000 Viet
Cong were killed when U.S. ma-rines
and South Vietnam troops
caught a North Vietnam regiment
in a death trap 330 miles northeast
of Saigon Sunday.
--Td,a-s-Readeu, ve9eat
Washington, D.C.
President Johnson's tax bill to
raise $6 billion for financing the
Vietnam war cleared the Senate
Finance Committee last week with
a vote of 13 to 0.
New guidelines which require
actual desegregation in the staffs
of public schools which have had
dual school systems were announc-ed
Monday. Moves to close small,
exclusively negro schools were also
encouraged by the government.
School systems will then need to
provide transportation for students
in de facto segregation neighbor-hoods
to other districts.
According to Cuban exile leader
Orlando Bosch, Soviet technicians
have built four underground "of-fensive"
missile bases in Cuba
which contain 19 missiles with a
range of 1200 miles.
Britain's Foreign Secretary Mi-chael
Stewart said last week that
until China actually behaves ag-gressively,
it is wrong to base fu-ture
policy toward Asia on an
assumption that the Red Chinese
will become an aggressively ex-pansionist
appeals to standards, are nothing but slogans and
hence are frauds and deceptions."
About 1950 Jack Kerouac reclassified the "New
Generation" as the "Beat Generation." This prompted
William Shyron in his "Lie Down in Darkness" to
have a young girl say: "Those people back in the
Lost Generation. Daddy, I guess. Anybody who thought
they were lost was crazy. They weren't lost. What
they were doing was losing us."
Then came the "Religious Generation" of the
late '50s. Students began questioning their relation-ship
with the Supreme Being, their existence, their
birth and consequences after death.
During this era, a theological school president
decided, "Nowhere does the tide of religious awaken-ing
flow more powerfully than among the younger
generation, especially on college and university cam-puses."
Next was the "Committed Generation" of the
1962-63 Kennedy influence, with their interest in the
welfare of humanity, their civil rights crusades and
their involvement in the Peace Corps. They were
termed, "vital, alive and ardent young people."
Then the "Tormented Genera-tion"
appeared according to Eb-ersole's
"The Rise and Fall of
Student Generations." These stu-dents
"were distraught, beset
with confusion, misery, frustra-tion
and failure and preoccu-pied
with their personal plight,"
he wrote.
The rapid turnover of genera-tions
continued. 1964 produced the
"Political Activist Generation"
with its participation — sometimes
reactionary — in politics, educa-tion
and government affairs.
Political activism continues into
this academic year, but more and
more this generation is slipping
into a new classification — that of
the "New Left."
From the Lost Generation to
the New Left, students of this
century have always been fitted
into ready-made categories.
Their individual philosophies
and ideologies have not matter-ed
— they have only been part
of the whole. As individuals
break away from the current
classification, others follow and
a new "generation" is born.
Perhaps this partly explains
some of the unrest that accom-panies
each movement — individ-uals
struggle against society's tag,
only to win the struggle and be
tagged again.
Collection Offers Selected Essays;
Emphasizes Distinctive Prose Styles
Abstract violin appears on the program of the Chamber Music
Orchestra under the direction of Johannes Tall.
The Cambridge High School
Senior Choir under the direction
of Mr. Maurice LeGault will pre-sent
"An Evening in Song" on
Monday, March 14, at 8:00 p.m.
in room 106 of the College build-ing.
The program will include both
popular and classical music.
Cambridge is a community about
40 miles north of the Twin Cities.
The high school has about 550
students, 64 of whom are mem-bers
of the Senior Choir.
Cambridge High School has a
very strong music department
which includes a band, Ladies
Choir, Male Chorus and Ren-naissance
Singers as well as the
Senior Choir.
Each year, as well, a musical
comedy is sponsored. Summer mu-sical
sessions are also planned
in which students in choir receive
private vocal instruction from Mr.
The Senior Choir has earned
an admirable reputation in Minne-sota.
In the State High School
Music Contest it regularly re-ceives
an A rating.
Last summer the choir took
first place in a contest at
the Minnesota State Fair. This
spring they will be presenting
a concert at Central High School
in Duluth in addition to the
performance here.
The choir will provide an inter-esting
variety of music including:
"Fauna Canzone", "The Paper
Reeds," "Thanks Be to God",
"Speak Low," the theme from
the motion picture King of Kings,
excerpts from H.M.S. Pinafore, "I
Hear a Voice a Cryin," "Soon'a
Will Be Done," and "Sing Unto
A smaller group from within
the Senior Choir, the Rennaissance
Yes, I am the "Two Bits" that
painted Kennedy upright. And I
hope, above all else, my 25 cents
ideation will haul in a cool $250.00.
Sell painting sell!
I didn't read about any star-shaped
fasteners in T. S. Elliot's
"The Cocktail Party," so I had to
put them into my little "Get To-gether."
My "Cocktail Party"
mirror-type painting has both star
fasteners and star people, but
which ones are fastened the tight-est?!
Concerning the orange and blue
mean motor scooter, I was con-cerned
once again with the flappy
brush. After hauling a juicy Hon-da
up two flights of stairs I quick-ly
became concerned with dead
Singers, will present "Fire, Fire,"
"Little White Hen," and "Weep
Oh My Eyes." A duet will sing
"People Will Say We're in Love,"
from the score of "Oklahoma."
LeGault earned his M.A. from
the University of Minnesota and
has been teaching in Cambridge
for nine years. He directs the
high school performing organiza-tions
and an adult chorale that
has sung with the Minneapolis
LeGault has also lectured for
two years at summer sessions of
the University, using a twenty
member chorus from his Senior
Choir for demonstration purposes.
He will also be featured at
Bethel as the speaker for the
M.E.N.C. dinner meeting on the
same night as the Bethel Concert.
Questionnaires concerning girls'
opinions of their weekend dorm-itory
hours were distributed to
residents of Hagstrom and Bodien
dormitories by Student Senate on
Friday, February 26.
The results of the survey were
compiled after collection of the
forms last week. Answers reveal
that a majority of the girls would
like later hours.
Most underclassmen asked that
freshman girls be permitted
twelve o'clock hours on both
Friday and Saturday evenings
and an eleven o'clock on Sunday
night during both semesters.
They also asked for twelve
o'clocks on all three nights for
weight, projected such feelings (I
hope) with a heavy brush, got car-ried
away a little too much with
the self-projection — honest, I've
never been on one!
A Chamber Orchestra under the
direction of Johannes Tall, on
March 14, 1966, will perform in
Calvary Baptist Church at eight
This event will prove to be one
of the highlights of the year, and
is sponsored by the Cultural Com-mittee.
Along with Mr. Tall, as the
director, the rest of the Orches-tra
personnel is drawn from the
Minneapolis Symphony Orches-tra,
including the violin soloist,
Underclassmen also felt that
juniors and seniors should have
one o'clock returning hours on
both Friday and Saturday nights
and a twelve o'clock limit each
Sunday. They seemingly would be
willing, however, to compromise
on a limited number (three or
four) of one o'clocks each month.
Senate members took the sur-vey
as an experiment. The gov-erning
body is interested in hear-ing
of student problems and needs
and in helping to solve them.
With this survey a principal pur-pose
was to give individual dor-mitory
girls a chance to express
Survey results have been
passed on to Mr. Webster Muck,
Wednerday, March 9, 1966
A statewide exhibition and corn-petition
in mobile sculpture —
believed to be the first of its kind
ever held in this area — was an-nounced
this week.
Bethel College and Seminary stu-dents
and art instructors are be-ing
invited to participate in a com-petition
to create a mobile that
expresses the concept of travel.
The exhibition sponsor, Na-tional
City Bank of Minneapolis,
is offering $1,000 in cash for the
winning mobile, which will be
hung on permanent display in
its new travel center, the first
to be located in a Minnesota
Works of all finalists will be
displayed in the bank in mid-June,
according to C.B. Jacobs, president.
The bank is adjacent to the Sher-aton-
Ritz hotel on Nicollet Avenue
and . Third Street in downtown
The decision to select a mobile
sculpture as the focal point of the
Joseph Roche. Mr. Tall, a refu-gee
from Estonia, has been in
the area for about ten years and
has established an excellent rep-utation
as a prominent musician.
Among the selections to be pre-sented
is a suite of Folk-Tunes
from Estonia, which was origin-ally
composed for string quartet,
at the request of the Metropolitan
String Quartet and was performed
by that group January 30, 1965.
Other selections in the pro-gram
include: Divertimento in D
Dean of Students, Miss Effie
Nelson, Dean of Women, and Mr.
Owen Halleen, Assistant Dean
of Students. Student Senate is
also presently considering a
motion recommending later
An open forum concerning dor-mitory
hours was held in College
Room 112 on Thursday, March 3,
after Chapel. Approximately 30
persons were present.
The attitude of male students
was one of desire to see a change.
Nevertheless it was a reasonable
attitude. Along with the girls, they
were willing to accept a compro-mise
in hours instead of taking
an all-or-nothing stand.
the CLARION Page 3
bank's travel center "was a natur-al,"
according to Jacobs, "because
the medium — which adds the
fourth dimension of movement to
three dimensional objects — is
ideally suited to convey the con-cept
of travel.
"The city's increasing reputa-tion
as a cultural center for both
the performing and fine arts
guided our decision to invite
area artists to compete in cre-ating
a work that — while uni-versal
in concept — will be ex-ecuted
by a Minnesotan.
"Thus, instead of commission-ing
a work by an outsider, we felt
it would be more appropriate to
give Minnesota artists an oppor-tunity
to exhibit their creativity
and, at the same time, keep the
award money at home."
Entry blanks and instructions
are available in the college's art
department or by writing to Mo-bile
Competition, National City
Bank of Minneapolis, Post Office
Box 1919, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Major, by Mozart. This number,
in three parts: the allegro, andante,
and presto, was the first of three
such Divertimenti composed for
strings in 1772 when Mozart was
only sixteen.
Concerto in E Major for violin
and orchestra by Bach, includes
Joseph Roche as violin soloist.
This selection is festive and
clear cut, which is probably the
reason for its great popularity.
"He writes in the early Chris-tian,
the medieval, and the Armen-ian
techniques possibly even a
little in the pre-Christian manner
of that ancient and cultivated peo-ple,"
is a satement by Virgil
Thomson, describing a composi-tion
by Alan Hovhaness, Psalm
and Fugue.
The final number, by Benjamin
Britten, is Simple Symphony. This
composition is entirely based on
material from work which the
composer wrote between the ages
nine and twelve. There are four
movements, ,DoisteDrous Bourree,
Playful Pizzicato, Sentimental Sar-aband,
and Frolicsome Finale.
Transportation will be provided,
leaving Bodien at 7:30 p.m. This
cultural event will be a profita-ble
experience for those who at-tend.
I Traffic Ticket
Remember those
Irish Friends
March 17th
Cards at
Basel Baolata/te
Early paintings of Judson Nelson, "View of the Painter's Sink,"
and "Figure Reclining On a Couch," appearing in his current showing
were exhibited in Bethel's Coffee Shop.
by Jud Nelson
A small retrospective of my
experimental college art work is
now being shown through March
24 at "The Lower Edge Gallery",
2508 Riverside Avenue in Minnea-polis.
The fifteen paintings shown
date from the fall of 1964 ('Fig-ure
Brushing Teeth") to the latest,
"Motorcycle," completed in 1966.
With my college painting intro-ductory
coming to an end in June,
I feel to some extent convicted of
the spontaneous element present
with a painterly approach, but
then again, who knows? I sure
The earliest paintings, "View
of the Painter's Sink," "Figure
Brushing Teeth," and "Figure Re-clining
On a Couch" show the
"action" experimentation with wet
Their composition is concerned
with the total surface area. The
subject matter, the daily ritual, is
merely a means to a structural
end. In my mind these paintings
are non-objective landscapes.
"Pitcher," the first step away
from the painterly approach was
created for the purpose of an
American daily devotional worship
panel. No sentimental stars, but
I feel the baseball and star season
coming on!
"Hard Looks", a starry-eyed
spinning glancer, sets the "Stars
and Stripes Forever" theme of the
two circular paintings, "Galaxy,"
and "Hard Looks." "Galaxy" is a
spraying commercial kick, a sel-ling
one-point perspective view of
a lovely '65 wagon. Note the vinyl
To everyone's delight, "Dead
Red" flashes an exquisite cheek,
lovely teeth, and fingernails.
Cambridge Senior Choir
Offers 'Evening In Song'
Students Review Dormitory Hours;
Symposium Asks Weekend 'Grace'
Nelson Presents Experimental Art;
Works Show College Development Twin City Bank Sponsors
Mobile Sculpture Contest
Chamber Group Performs Concert,
Presents Artistic Musical Collection
by Ron Harris
It is written in Proverbs that a word fitly spoken is like apples
of gold in pictures of silver. The beauty of that simile is that it teaches
humility, especially to a jounalist or newspaper editor, whose job it is
to use words.
All of us (and I write as a sentimentalist) have need of humility
before the power that is in the words we produce.
There are days when all of us toiling in the vineyard of words
have reason for a motto, succintly stated, which says "Lord give me
this day my daily idea, and forgive me the one I had yesterday."
Daily ideas are rare, and their scarcity leads one to floor-walking
days before the deadline. Brotherhood Week approaches and fades away,
shedding clusters of implications concerning the equality of men.
In some discussions the belief is implied that man is born into
the world without a capacity for brotherhood and that our effort
must be to add this equality to his spirit. This is not an accurate state-ment
of the problem.
Rather, I believe that most men come into the world with a ready
capacity for brotherhood, but that this quality often becomes partly
lost and deeply buried under fear and ignorance. In its place grows
Athletics has taken a giant step in lifting away, piece by piece,
the deluge of old prejudice, the dense weight of ignorance, and the
twisted members of fear. One need only to play on a non-Christian team
with both races active participants to realize the relevancy of that
Respect and admiration replace the traditional prejudices that had
been bored into twisted minds and hearts. But it is not enough to
consider merely the athletic point of view.
Brotherhood is a rescue mission for all of us, which all of us must
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Thursday night, March 3, at
Wakota Arena, the Bethel hockey
team overpowered River Falls 8-3
in the final game of a short but
successful season. The Royals scor-ed
three goals in both the first and
second periods, and two in the
With a large section of the
bleachers filled, and enthusiastic
cheering behind him, Don "Wood-y"
Bester scored the first goal
in the opening moments of the
game to put Bethel ahead 1-0.
Nelson Otto scored the second goal
and assisted Bester for the third,
to give Bethel a 3-0 lead.
In the second period, River
Falls matched Bethel goal for
goal. Bethel scorers were Jan
Pitman assisted by Nelson Otto,
Wade Blahoski assisted by Ken
Rutz, and Larry Schultz unas-sisted.
Reaching the goal for
River Falls were Hoffman, Han-sen,
and Coe.
Third period action brought
Bethel goals by Otto assisted by
Schultz and Dave Gehrke assisted
by Paul Erickson.
The deciding factors of the
game were the two goalies. Karl
Smith of Bethel had 36 saves for
the night compared to 16 for
River Falls goalie R. Zuke. Zuke
averaged one goal for every three
shots, but Smith had only one for
every 13 shots.
Thursday's game was a mem-orial
event remembering a Riv-er
Falls hockey player of last
season who died in a recent
On March 1, Bethel's women's
basketball team won over North-western
36-24 to gain their ninth
victory of the season.
After a first quarter tie, Bethel
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with 15 points making the half
time score 22-10.
Scoring was slow in the second
half with 14 points made by each
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of the game a trophy was pre-sented
to the team in memory
of him.
Royal icemen spoke with great
appreciation for the large number
of Bethelites present at the game
despite bad weather. They were
also appreciative of faculty mem-bers
who attended to support the
team and for the support of
Even though Bethel's hockey
season was abbreviated with only
two games on the schedule, the
players feel that they showed a
potential for regular hockey com-petition
at Bethel.
They expressed the hope that
next year they will have more
With eight teams participating,
the games were shortened to four
minute quarters. Bethel played
the University and tied the game
16-16, but in a three minute over-time,
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Bethel picked up two victories,
one against River Falls, 9-7, and
the other against Macalester, 24-
17. Bethel's total season record is
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first round had second floor new
wing a 40-31 victor over third
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of the losers when he
said, "A little better shooting
on our part and a little worse
on theirs and the tables would
have been turned."
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floor new wing team 58-41. The
second game saw the "Pit"
(basement) clobber first floor
old wing 58-29.
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What is Sexual Harassment at work place?
Sexual harassment refers to the uninvited behaviour of a sexual nature. As per Section 354 (A) of the Indian Penal Code, men pressing uninvited and explicit sexual suggestions, or requesting/demanding favours for sex, or committing physical contact, or presenting pornography against the woman's wishes, are liable to have committed sexual harassment.
Governing Laws of Sexual Harassment at work place -
- Indian Penal Code – Section 209, Section 354(A), Section 509
- The Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1987 – harassing someone with publications consisting of 'indecent representation of women' is not allowed.
- Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
Brief History of policies relating to Sexual harassment in India:
Prior to 1997, the legal provision for addressing complaints related to sexual harassment was Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code 1860 which dealt with the 'criminal assault for outraging a women's modesty'.
In the 1990's, Mrs. Bhanwari Devi tried to stop child marriage in accordance with her duties being associated with the Women Development Programme. Certain sections of the society did not take this well and responded with raping her. Eventually Rajasthan High Court allowed the defendants to go free. Then a PIL in context of Bhanwari Devi's case was filed in the Supreme Court, which led to the formation of Vishaka guidelines, which drew inspiration from the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) . These guidelines were to be used in instances of sexual harassment till the time a legislation came into force. These guideline have now been superseded by a statute.
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• Jose Villarreal Scores Two and Wil Trapp Earns Man of the Match Honors
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PUEBLA, Mexico (Feb. 26, 2013) – The U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team delivered its finest performance of the 2013 CONCACAF U-20 Championship, overpowering Canada 4-2 in the quarterfinals at Estadio Olímpico Universitario Lobos BUAP.
With the win, the United States earned a berth to the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup, which will take place from June 21-July 13 in Turkey. The USA qualified for the 13th time at this age level.
The U.S. will face the winner of Tuesday's late match between Cuba and Costa Rica on Friday, March 1 in the semifinals at Estadio Olímpico Universitario Lobos BUAP. The match will be televised on FOX Soccer and Univision Deportes, and fans can follow on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and on twitter @ussoccer_ynt.
After falling behind 1-0, the U.S. exploded for three goals in a 17-minute span to close out the first half. Luis Gil opened the scoring, and ussoccer.com Man of the Match Wil Trapp added one just before halftime. U.S. Soccer Development Academy product Jose Villarreal scored a pair of goals to increase his tournament total to three.
"I have to give the players so much credit for today," said U.S. Under-20 MNT head coach Tab Ramos. "Not only are they playing a very difficult game that has a lot of pressure, but at the same time they found themselves behind. I enjoyed seeing the satisfaction on the players' faces when they accomplished something big. I'm glad to be a part of today's result."
The U.S. maintained the majority of possession in the opening minutes, while Canada stayed compact and looked to put their speedy forwards in behind the U.S. backline. As the U.S. sought ways to break through, it was Canada who struck first with a shock strike in the 23rd minute.
Dylan Carreiro found space 30 yards from goal and decided to have a go, unloading a wicked shot that whistled into the far right corner past a scrambling Cody Cropper.
The United States responded well and picked up the pace, with Mario Rodriguez and Daniel Cuevas consistently posing threats down the flanks. Just six minutes after going down, the U.S. leveled terms.
Cuevas sparked the play with a nifty solo effort that took him to the byline where he slipped a pass back across the six. Gil took a clever first touch to create space firing a left-footer low to the far post.
The goal sparked both teams, and a more open game benefitted the skilled U.S. attackers. Canada was dealt a big defensive blow when captain Doneil Henry left in the 32nd minute with an injury.
With its confidence growing, the U.S. remained aggressive in the attack. After nearly putting the U.S. ahead in the 34th minute, Villarreal finally broke through with five minutes remaining in the opening stanza. Rodriguez created space down the left flank and looked for an option inside the area. Villarreal sliced to top of six-yard box unnoticed and side-footed the entry pass into the goal from eight yards out.
The U.S. kept its foot on the pedal and added a third goal in first half stoppage time. Gil delivered a corner kick that goalkeeper Maxime Crépeau punched to the top of the area where Trapp lurked for a rebound. He ripped a full volley from 20 yards that deflected off Mauro Eustaquio and caromed past the helpless 'keeper.
Buoyed by a two-goal lead, the United States came out flying in the second half and snatched a fourth goal in a display of precision and sophistication. After cleverly moving the ball around the area, Villarreal took a pass from Benji Joya and patiently waited for his defender to commit before taking a deceptive touch into space and firing low to the far post. The goal marked his seventh for the U-20 MNT.
Canada used another wonder strike to get back on the board in the 63rd minute off a corner kick. Trapp headed the Ben Fisk corner out of the penalty area, only to see Samuel Piette – now wearing the captain's armband – rip an unstoppable half-volley from 25 yards into the upper 90.
The U.S. created several chances in the final quarter hour, only to be denied by Crépeau and the crossbar. Canada's frustration grew evident, and in the 92nd minute they were reduced to 10 men when Manjrekar James head butted Joya and drew a red card.
Additional Notes:
- The victory was the USA's third in three games in the tournament.
- U-20 MNT head coach Tab Ramos chose a starting lineup similar to the USA's Group A opener against Haiti, using 10 of the 11 starters from that match. The only difference was at left back where Juan Pablo Ocegueda got the call for a second-straight match.
- For a second-straight game, the U.S. went with a 4-2-3-1 formation with Jose Villarreal playing up top.
- Luis Gil nabbed his second goal of the tournament, having opened the USA's scoring in the 2-1 win against Haiti. He now has four goals at this age level, good for second-most on the squad.
- The U.S. has moved to 5-2-2 all-time against Canada in CONCACAF Youth Tournaments and Championships.
- The USA starting lineup on Tuesday featured seven players who had played in at least one game for a U.S. Soccer Development Academy team.
- The U.S. played without midfielder Mikey Lopez, who picked up his second yellow card of the tournament against Costa Rica and was consequently suspended for Tuesday's match.
-U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team Match Report-
Match: U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team vs. Canada
Date: Feb. 26, 2013
Competition: 2013 CONCACAF U-20 Championship; Quarterfinals
Venue: Estadio Olímpico Universitario Lobos BUAP; Puebla, Mexico
Kickoff: 6 p.m. ET
Attendance: --
Weather: 74 degrees, partly cloudy
Scoring Summary: 1 2 F
CAN – Dylan Carreiro 23rd minute
USA – Luis Gil (Daniel Cuevas) 29
USA – Jose Villarreal (Mario Rodriguez) 40
USA – Wil Trapp 45+1
USA – Jose Villarreal (Benji Joya) 54
CAN – Samuel Piette 64
USA: 1-Cody Cropper; 2-Boyd Okwuonu, 4-Caleb Stanko (capt.), 5-Shane O'Neill, 3-Juan Pablo Ocegueda; 8-Benji Joya, 6-Wil Trapp; 9-Mario Rodriguez (19-Brandon Allen, 90+2), 10-Luis Gil (17-Danny Garcia, 77), 20-Daniel Cuevas; 7-Jose Villarreal (16-Dillon Serna, 84)
Substitutions Not Used: 11-Jerome Kiesewetter, 12-Kendall McIntosh, 14-Javan Torre, 18-Eric Miller, 22-Zack Steffen
Not available: 15-Mikey Lopez
Head coach: Tab Ramos
CAN: 18-Maxime Crépeau; 2-Jon Dollery, 3-Marco Lapenna, 4-Doneil Henry (capt.) (15-Manjrekar James, 33), 5-Daniel Stanese, 6-Samuel Piette, 7-Ben Fisk, 9-Caleb Clarke, 12-Dylan Carreiro, 13-Alessandro Riggi (10-Kevin Aleman, 46), 16-Mauro Eustaquio (22-Stefan Vukovic, 76)
Substitutions Not Used: 1-Richard Gomes, 8-Zakaria Messoudi, 11-Michael Petrasso, 17-Anthony Jackson-Hamel, 21-Ben McKendry, 23-Allan Zebie
Head coach: Nick Dasovic
Stats Summary: USA / CAN
Shots: 17 / 9
Shots on Goal: 12 / 5
Saves: 3 / 8
Corner Kicks: 10 / 3
Fouls: 12 / 10
Offside: 1 / 2
Misconduct Summary:
USA – Jose Villarreal (caution) 58
CAN – Dylan Carreiro (caution) 12
CAN - Manjrekar James (sent off) 90+2
Referee: Javier Santos (PUR)
Assistant Referee 1: Dion Neil (TRI)
Assistant Referee 2: Graeme Browne (SKN)
Fourth Official: Jairo Morales (PUR)
ussoccer.com Man of the Match: Wil Trapp


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To summarize I had an amazing time in Colombia. Just to compete at the World Games was a super cool experience. I had really missed competing so it felt nice to be back in the game. Also, it was my first (although short) time in South America. We actually managed to do quite a few things considering the short amount of time. The 2,5 days we had in Cali consisted in visiting the Cali Zoo, exploring some parts of the city and a famous market, lots and lots of taxi rides, hanging by the pool and eating a luxury breakfast at a 5-star hotel. This time I traveled with the Austrian team which was a lot of fun, thanks guys =)
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(Reuters) - A SeaWorld San Diego elevator ride with dozens aboard was stuck some 220 feet (67 meters) above ground for four hours on Sunday after a power failure, fire officials said.
A 17-year-old boy suffering from anxiety and hyperventilation was taken to a hospital after park workers lowered the SkyTower ride and evacuated the passengers.
"We were there standing by in case we were needed but we weren't," said San Diego Fire-Rescue Department spokesman Lee Swanson.
The passengers, who disembarked the ride at about 7:30 p.m. PDT, were never in danger, Swanson said.
Some 46 customers and two staff members were stuck on the ride, with the two workers giving the marooned passengers water and snacks, according to media reports citing a statement issued by the park.
"We greatly appreciate the patience of our guests, and they received return admission and other park amenities," park spokesman David Koontz said in a statement, according to U-T San Diego, a local newspaper.
The cause of the power outage was under investigation, Koontz added.
SeaWorld officials did not immediately return messages seeking comment.
Reporting by Jonathan Kaminsky; Editing by Bill Trott


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In yesterday's blog post we mentioned that Objet is now the first 3D printing technology in the world to offer a choice of over 100 different 3D printing materials. These range from rigid to rubber-like textures, opaque to transparent shades, and standard to engineering-grade ABS toughness.
Along with the short You Tube clip, we've also put together a white paper that you can download for free right here. I've also put together this short abstract to give you some idea of what you can expect to read inside:
10 Reasons Why Multi-Material 3D Printing is Better for your Product Design & Development
When talking about 'multiple-material' 3D printing, we actually refer to a number of different capabilities. Objet Connex 3D printing technology works by jetting two distinct Objet materials. Each material is funneled to a dedicated liquid system. The liquid system is connected to the Objet printing block, which contains eight printing heads. Every head includes 96 nozzles, each measuring 50-microns in diameter. Each material has two designated printing heads that work in sync.
Objet's 3D printing technology is able to control every nozzle in every print head independently. This means that preset combinations of model materials can be jetted from designated nozzles to create; new materials; different material parts within a model; as well as different material models that are printed together at the same time. Here are ten benefits of this unique dual-material jetting in more detail:
The rest you'll have to find out by reading the white paper.
As always – I'll do my best to answer your comments, questions and feedback – which are all very welcome.
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