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Lucullus Virgil McWhorter
Papers, 1848-1945
Shortly before his death in 1944, Lucullus V. McWhorter requested that his unfinished Nez Perce history manuscripts (called the "Field History") be edited and completed by competent specialists at the State College of Washington. By 1945, Virgil McWhorter had delivered the bulk of his father's archive of personal papers, manuscripts, and printed material to the State College. A completely reliable provenance for the archive cannot be established subsequent to Lucullus McWhorter's death in 1944, chiefly because much of the donated material was not initially placed in an archival repository. Nelson Ault completed the first collection inventory in 1959. Ault's guide is the basis for the present finding aid. Between 1987-1997, José Vargas and other staff in Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections rearranged and sorted parts of the collection. They made changes in the descriptive inventory and did some preservation of brittle materials. Final revisions to Ault's guide were done from August 1997 through February 1998 by Lisa Kliger, working under the supervision of Manuscripts Librarian Robert N. Matuozzi. These changes include implementing the present plan of arrangement, establishing chronological sequences within series and subseries, re-numbering folders and boxes, and undertaking a comprehensive revision of the index and the descriptive inventory. In 2003 one item, a revision of Chapter 31 of McWhorter's The Border Settlers of Northwestern Virginia from 1768 to 1795, was donated to MASC by Lucy Linn McKie.
Number of containers: 51
Linear feet of shelf space: 26
Lucullus Virgil McWhorter was born on the upper waters of the Monongahela River in Harrison County Virginia (later West Virginia) on January 29, 1860. He was one of twelve children born to the Reverend John Minion McWhorter and Rosetta Marple McWhorter, both native Virginians. McWhorter's youthful orientation to life on the land mirrored his rejection of formal education. Summarizing his formal schooling in a biographical questionnaire, McWhorter observed that he did "Four months annual winter terms [roughly the 3rd grade] of indifferent instruction, during years of minority only." He was a voracious if highly focused reader then and throughout his life. His interest in regional history, folklore, and archaeology originated with youthful forays into the woods and countryside of West Virginia where he hunted for archaeological remains of Indians and early settlers. McWhorter's critical study of 19th century American history and his romantic appreciation of nature combined to form his view that the American Indian was the true "aboriginal American." In the course of his life he became an ardent ally and supporter of various Indian tribes, strongly sympathizing with their resentment over the often bad treatment meted out to them by early white settlers and later by the military, "Indian grafters," and the Federal bureaucracy. In his teens his father took him into the family livestock business (breeding devon cattle) in Berlin, West Virginia. Acting on the impulse for adventure and to see Indians first-hand, McWhorter set out on a lark in 1881 to trek through the coastal regions of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Eventually, he saw his first Indians in Oklahoma, where he nearly encountered Chief Joseph and the exiled Nez Perces.
In 1883 he returned to cattle ranching in Berlin, West Virginia, and married Ardelia Adaline Swisher on March 17th of that year. She and McWhorter had three children: Ovid Tullius (b. 1884); Iris Oresta (b. 1886); and Virgil Oneco (b. 1888). Their marriage was tragically cut short when Ardelia died in December of 1893. During the 1890s McWhorter actively maintained his interest in archaeology and Indian affairs while he continued his work as a cattle rancher. On June 22, 1895, he married C. Annie Bowman. For the next two years the McWhorter family lived in Upshur County, West Virginia, before moving to Darke County, Ohio, in 1897. McWhorter's dream of settling near Native Americans never wavered. After selling off what he could of disposable property, he and his family left Ohio, moving to the Yakima River Valley in Washington State in 1903. It was there that his involvement with Indian history and culture matured and continued throughout the remainder of his life.
In Washington State McWhorter continued ranching and building his archive of material relating to the conflicts between the Federal government and the Nez Perce and Yakama tribes. (On June 9, 1909, McWhorter became an adopted member of the Yakama Nation. His Indian moniker "Big Foot" attested to the high esteem and affection in which he was held by his Indian friends and associates.) At the same time, he gathered material relating to Indian culture and the legal status of various tribes after the conclusion of the Indian wars in the 1870s. In 1914 McWhorter met author Cristal McLeod, or Mourning Dove, a Colville (Washington) woman of mixed Indian-white descent who had worked up a draft of a semi-autobiographical novel called Co-ge-we-a, The Half Blood: A Depiction of the Great Montana Cattle Range. In a collaborative effort, McWhorter and McLeod devoted much time and expense on finally getting Cogewea published in 1927. Prior to this, McWhorter had completed work on a historical manuscript dealing with the settlement of the western region of Virginia. This title, The Border Settlers of Northwestern Virginia from 1768 to 1795, was published in 1915. In 1917 his research on the Yakima uprising of 1855 resulted in the publication of The Tragedy of the Wahk-Shum: Prelude to the Yakima Indian War, 1855-1856. McWhorter also worked to advance and secure Indian rights locally and nationally during this time, but the Washington years were especially important in terms of his labors as an amateur historian, linguist, and anthropologist (he was a member of various historical organizations, including the Washington State Historical Society).
Purely by chance, a fateful meeting with prominent Nez Perce War veteran Yellow Wolf in October of 1907 helped McWhorter in his future investigation of the 1877 Nez Perce War and the Nez Perces generally. (Yellow Wolf needed temporary boarding for his horse, and McWhorter courteously obliged!) In the course of compiling material for this posthumously published "Field History" McWhorter worked diligently to acquire and appraise primary and secondary sources. He recorded first-hand Indian oral testimony, maintained an extensive correspondence, and made direct assessments of battle-sites in an effort to establish an accurate and comprehensive account of the 1877 conflict between the Nez Perces and the Federal government. Significantly, his research also included interviews with survivors from the armies of generals Howard, Sturgis, Gibbon, and Miles. McWhorter's historical efforts had the signal value of providing a fresh version of those events based on primary source materials; his books supplemented, supported, or contradicted previously published accounts and interpretations of the same events. Working with Yellow Wolf, and by utilizing the extensive mass of material (including photographs) he had gathered during years of research, McWhorter published Yellow Wolf: His Own Story in 1940. After his death in 1944, Mrs. Ruth Bordin and Professor Herman Deutsch edited and completed McWhorter's larger account of the 1877 Nez Perce War. The manuscript material known as the "Field History" was first published as Hear Me, My Chiefs! in 1952. Lucullus Virgil McWhorter died at the age of 84 in Prosser (North Yakima), Washington, on October 10, 1944. He reflected on his dual role as an advocate and amateur historian of the American Indian in a June 2, 1941 letter to former State College of Washington President E.O. Holland. On being notified that officials at the College had voted to confer on him a Certificate of Merit for his contributions to agriculture and rural life, McWhorter observed that he possessed "No scholastic attainments whatever. My trail just that of a wild, rough and ready field delver. My activities in the Indian domain has [sic] not elevated me in the estimation of the local populace in general."
The Lucullus V. McWhorter Papers chiefly document his research and study of Pacific Northwest Native American history and culture (including MSS, photographs, and printed material), Indian-government relations from his early years until his death in 1944, the Nez Perce War of 1877, the Yakima Indian War of 1855-1858, regional tribal conflicts, and West Virginia history. Portions of his correspondence shed light on his important relationships with author Mourning Dove and Nez Perce War veteran Yellow Wolf. The collection includes material on McWhorter's ongoing involvement in Indian affairs, chiefly from around the turn of the century until his death in 1944. An important part of the archive is the manuscript material relating to Indian history, tales, folklore, legends, customs, and languages. Some of this narrative material is transcribed (and translated) oral history testimony. The collection contains additional miscellaneous documents relating to McWhorter's involvement in the local (Yakima County) Humane Society. His personal and business correspondence deals with miscellaneous subjects. The bulk of the Native American material relates to the Nez Perces and the Yakamas at a significant transitional period in their history. McWhorter's varied if sometimes confusing documentation of the 1877 Nez Perce War and of Pacific Northwest Indian cultural practices constitutes a significant body of primary source material. His published work is considered essential to understanding Nez Perce history. Most of McWhorter's personal papers were removed by Virgil McWhorter prior to depositing his father's archive at the State College.
Span dates: 1848-1945. Primary dates: 1886-1944.
The documents in the collection are arranged chronologically into nine series organized around subjects or material formats, with some overlapping in and among series. The original state of McWhorter's papers is lost. The present organization probably maintains a semblance of the original arrangement, reflecting the fact that this was McWhorter's "working" archive. Many folders exhibit a mixture of items and subjects. No hard and fast rule governed placement of documents into series. The amount of material on a given subject or the format and/or the subject indicated where files might appropriately fit into the present classification. A notable exception to this scheme is the availability of material on Indian names and vocabulary in series 2, 3, and 6 (below). Manuscript and historical research material is also scattered throughout the collection. The descriptive inventory is not completely indexed. The essential documents and subjects are described, but some items are not noted in the finding aid. In folder titles, information in brackets is supplied; capitalization of folder titles has been regularized. An * following entries indicates the availability of related photographic material in a separate historical photograph collection. To find out more about this collection, click here for the link to Historical Photographs. This photographic material is not in this manuscript collection. Only those entries followed by an * indicate related photographic material. A list of books and other printed material owned by McWhorter is available through the WSU Libraries' online catalog by doing an "author" search on "McWhorter Collection." Some of these exhibit McWhorter's annotations.
Series 1, Manuscripts, 1902-1944, consists of fully developed manuscript draft versions of McWhorter's major published works, including Yellow Wolf, His Own Story; Hear Me, My Chiefs!; The Border Settlers of Northwestern Virginia; The Continued Crime Against the Yakimas; and Life of Jesse Hughes. Historical and Traditional.
Series 2, Historical Research Material, 1848-1945, nd, chiefly correspondence, transcriptions, printed items, notes, material excerpted from various sources, MS addenda and draft fragments (holograph and typescript), first-hand personal narratives, and other material accumulated by McWhorter in the course of doing research for his published writings, his "field work," and his collateral historical studies, including Indian languages. Series 2 is divided into subseries 2.1, 1877 Nez Perce War & Nez Perces; 2.2, Yakima Indian War (1855-1858) & Yakamas; 2.3, Tribal Wars; and 2.4, West Virginia History & Miscellaneous.
Series 3, Personal and Business Correspondence, 1886-1945, nd, consists of miscellaneous documents dealing with publishing and book sales, local and community affairs, friends and family, association activities, and commemorative events. Some of these letters relate to McWhorter's efforts to obtain data on the 1877 Nez Perce War and miscellaneous Indian subjects. Other material includes occasional writings, original postal covers, desiderata lists, memorabilia, research questionnaires, and a small amount of biographical material.
Series 4, Indian Affairs, 1891-1944, nd, consists of miscellaneous correspondence and documentation relating to McWhorter's varied efforts on behalf of Indians, particularly in terms of land and water rights. Series 4 is divided into subseries 4.1, Nez Perces; 4.2, Yakamas; and 4.3, General.
Series 5, Humane Society, 1911-1944, documents McWhorter's involvement with animal welfare, chiefly in Yakima, Washington. Includes correspondence and printed items.
Series 6, Indian Narratives, 1903-1935, nd, chiefly original (English) and transcribed and/or translated oral history accounts of stories, legends, tales, traditions, customs, cultural practices, genealogies, military events, and related contextual material, including correspondence. Some literary material is included. Series 6 also includes draft versions of Mourning Dove's legends and tales.
Series 7, Mourning Dove Correspondence, 1914-1935, nd, chiefly consists of correspondence, printed items, and fragments relating to Cogewea, publishing issues, and her association with McWhorter.
Series 8, Newspaper Articles, 1863-1944, nd, consists of clippings from local and regional newspapers on miscellaneous subjects, chiefly American Indian affairs and historical stories, Humane Society news, contemporary events, and local news and association involvements. A few exhibit McWhorter's annotations. Some newspaper items left in other series.
Series 9, Maps, Documents & Drawings, 1877-1944, nd, chiefly consists of miscellaneous subjects relating to the Nez Perces and the Yakamas, Field History research, West Virginia history, and drafts of material used in published works. Includes specific depictions of individuals, scenes, and events from Indian legends and tales, representations of military engagements and battlefields, and material relating to ethnography, geography, war commemoratives, and Indian reservations. Subseries 9.1 is Oversize Maps, Documents & Drawings.
McWhorter Papers Series Arrangement
Series 1: Manuscripts
Box 1
Series 2: Historical Research Material
Boxes 2-19
2.1 1877 Nez Perce War & Nez Perces
2.2 Yakima Indian War (1855-1858) & Yakamas
2.3 Tribal Wars
2.4 West Virginia History & Miscellaneous
Series 3: Personal and Business Correspondence
Boxes 19-33
Series 4: Indian Affairs
Boxes 34-41
4.1 Nez Perces
4.2 Yakamas
4.3 General
Series 5: Humane Society
Boxes 41-43
Series 6: Indian Narratives
Boxes 43-46
Series 7: Mourning Dove Correspondence
Box 46
Series 8: Newspaper Articles
Boxes 47-50
Series 9: Maps, Documents & Drawings
Box 51
9.1 Oversize Maps, Documents & Drawings
Folders 544-571(In oversize drawer designated "Cage 55")
|Abbreviations used in the inventory:
|approximately, about
|cl, cls
|clipping, clippings
|cop, cops
|copy, copies
|corr, corrs
|correspondence, correspondent(s)
|dup, dups
|duplicate, duplicates
|explain, explanation, explanatory
|frag, frags
|fragment, fragments
|Hear Me, My Chiefs!
|identity, identify, identifying
|let, lets
|letter, letters
|Lucullus V. McWhorter
|no date(s) given
|no publisher given
|no source(s) given
|p, pp
|page, pages
|about, concerning
|Yellow Wolf: His Own Story
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Nice big mirrors make it easier to see what's behind. A big fold-down center armrest/console comes with adjustable dividers and a power outlet. White-faced instruments with turquoise numbers look sporty and trendy, but don't offer the legibility of traditional white-on-black designs, particularly at dusk. At night, the instruments are nicely illuminated in green.
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A pleasant ride quality and a responsive engine characterize the driving experience. This latest Dodge Ram rides much more smoothly than the pre-2002 model.
A rigid new chassis has reduced vibration dramatically. Dodge used an increasingly popular manufacturing process called hydroforming to fashion the frame. Instead of having to weld a bunch of straight pieces together, hydroforming uses ultra-high water pressure to force the metal into any shape needed. This highly rigid frame is arguably the key component of this new pickup. It allowed Dodge engineers to redesign the Ram suspension and to tune it precisely, without having to work around a lot of chassis flex.
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The 4.7-liter V8 and 3.7-liter V6 are overhead-cam designs, smaller and more efficient than the overhead-valve engines they replace. The 4.7-liter V8, for example, offers a 1 mpg improvement (13/17 mpg City/Highway for a 4WD automatic) over the 5.2-liter V8 engine it replaced; it revs higher and produces 240 horsepower, 10 more than the 5.2-liter, although torque was reduced by 5 pounds-feet to 295. In practical terms, this is splitting hairs. What you will notice is that the 4.7-liter engine feels smoother and more refined, emitting a pleasant American burble while underway. I really liked it.
The 3.7-liter V6 is smooth and works just fine with the manual five-speed gearbox. It might be a good choice for someone who lives in the flatlands at relatively low altitudes and neither pulls trailers nor hauls heavy loads.
The new 5.7-liter Hemi V8 uses hemispherical combustion chambers for improved airflow with a bump inside for better swirl. It adds up to more power and better fuel efficiency. The Hemi generates 345 hp at 5400 rpm and 375 lbs.-ft. of torque at 4200 rpm.
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Florida Panthers win draft lottery, will have No. 1 overall pick in 2014 NHL Entry Draft
The Florida Panthers didn't seem to have much luck this past season but things went their way on Tuesday night.
The Panthers won the NHL's annual draft lottery and will have the first overall pick in the upcoming draft this June.
This was the third time in franchise history the Panthers won the annual lottery. In 2002 and 2003, Florida traded its top pick.
Last year, Florida finished last in the league but watched Colorado jump it in the lottery and pick first. On Tuesday, the Panthers hopped Buffalo.
The Panthers had a nearly 19 percent chance of winning the lottery; Buffalo had a 25 percent chance.
Florida has had a top three pick in four of the past five years. The Panthers haven't actually picked first since taking Ed Jovanovski in 1994.
"This is a chance for us to build on our top core players,'' said Travis Viola, the team's Vice President for hockey operations who represented the Panthers at the made-for-TV event in Toronto.
What Florida does with the pick is not known. This isn't considered a draft with a game-changing player and general manager Dale Tallon recently said he would entertain offers for Florida's spot.
If the Panthers do keep the pick, expect top-end defenseman Aaron Ekblad or forwards Samuel Bennett Sam Reinhart to be considered.
Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center will play host to this summer's draft June 27-28.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT had a solid showing at the Endicott College Tournament this past weekend. On Saturday, the No. 10 nationally-ranked Engineers fell to No. 13 D'Youville College, 30-21, 30-23, 30-22, but defeated New Jersey City University, 30-13, 30-24, 28-30, 32-30. The next day, Tech posted a 30-26, 30-12, 22-30, 30-25 victory over Nazareth College before dropping a five-game thriller (30-25, 17-30, 30-23, 28-30, 16-14) to No. 6 Medaille College. Rob McAndrew received All-Tournament Team honors for the third time this season.
Praveen Pamidimukkala registered a team-high 12 kills against D'Youville. McAndrew contributed 11 kills, three assisted blocks, one solo block and one ace. Michelangelo Raimondi posted eight kills while Matthew Ng tallied 15 digs. Jordan Wan recorded 32 assists.
In MIT's win over the Gothic Knights from NJCU, McAndrew totaled his second double-double of the season with 21 kills and 10 digs while notching five assisted blocks and two aces. Pamidimukkala had 18 kills, three assisted blocks, one solo block, and a pair of aces. Ryan Dean and Raimondi both recorded nine kills while Dean tallied a team-high 13 digs. Wan had an outstanding performance, contributing 52 assists, six aces, and five assisted blocks. Jason Park finished with nine digs while Bob Aspell paced the blocking corps with two solo and four assisted blocks.
Playing in the semifinals of the Silver Bracket on Saturday against Nazareth, McAndrew and Pamidimukkala each recorded 16 kills. McAndrew added one solo and seven assisted blocks while Pamidimukkala contributed a team-high four aces. Dean had eight kills and six digs while Raimondi registered seven kills and two aces. Wan finished with 41 assists, five digs, four assisted blocks, and two aces.
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N. Y. Power Authority Announces Seasonal Closing of Hinckley Reservoir Boat-Launching Ramp
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September 6, 2018
UTICA—The New York Power Authority (NYPA) announced that the Hinckley Reservoir boat-launching ramp will be closing for the season, effective Wednesday, September 12th.
NYPA will also remove the directional and warning buoys at the boat launch, and by the power dam spillway and other areas in the vicinity of its Gregory B. Jarvis Power Plant, a small 9,000-kilowatt hydroelectric facility that straddles Oneida and Herkimer counties.
The reopening of the Hinckley Reservoir boat-launching ramp is planned for May 2019, before the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Located along the north side of the reservoir on Route 365, the boat launch was first opened to the public in 1985. NYPA built it as a recreational benefit in connection with the construction of the Jarvis Power Plant.
The launch consists of concrete planks extending 200 feet into the reservoir to permit easy access for boaters. NYPA also provided for parking spaces for cars and boat trailers and a turnaround area.
The Jarvis Power Plant, which features two turbine-generators, began operating in 1986 and is named in honor of an astronaut from the Mohawk Valley who was killed that year aboard the space shuttle Challenger.
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Despite rumours, ESPN Classics Canada will not be changing their wrestling
Reports surfaced last week that the specialty channel operated by TSN would
begin to show episodes of WWE Raw in place of programming that has included
classic footage of FCW, USWA and the UWF among others.
Andrea Goldstein, communications manager for ESPN Classics Canada and the other TSN networks, said that this is not the case. "ESPN Classic Canada will not be televising episodes of RAW
in its wrestling timeslot," she said. "ESPN Classic Canada will continue to televise Classic Wrestling every Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET (its regular wrestling timeslot)."
Goldstein went on to address the much talked-about change. "At one time, there was speculation that ESPNCC would televise RAW, but this is no longer the case."
Here's the wrestling schedule for ESPN Classic Canada over the next couple of months. All times EST:
Here's the wrestling schedule for ESPN Classic Canada over the next couple of months. All times EST:
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Back in 2012, it didn't take long to determine the winner of the Catholic Academies cross country championship meet, as all five scorers for Mount St. Joseph Academy finished among the top 11 overall and gave the Magic a 46-point victory over runner-up Gwynedd Mercy.
Going into this year's AACA meet last Tuesday, no one expected the outcome to be so clear-cut. The Magic had graduated individual champion Meredith Reiche, and they had lost a dual meet to Gwynedd during the regular season. To complicate matters further, two runners from Nazareth Academy had beaten all comers during the dual meet campaign and were expected to produce a one-two finish for the Pandas at the championships.
After several dozen runners had finished the race at Tyler State Park last week, coaches were crunching numbers furiously, and although the scores were indeed close, Mount St. Joe held onto the league title, fending off the Monarchs of Gwynedd by four points, 52-56. Nazareth was in contention with four scorers in the stable, but their number five finished 31st, and the team landed in third place with 65 points.
Mount sophomore Julianna Kardish, sixth last year as a freshman, was the first MSJ finisher last week and was fourth overall with a time of 19 minutes, 29.86 seconds. Also among the first 10 runners were fellow sophomore Jane Prior, who was eighth in 20:07.84, and senior Alyssa Kist, close behind in ninth place at 20:09.87.
As expected, Nazareth received a one-two finish from senior Veronica Wheeler (fourth in 2012), who won in 18:48.28, and junior Karli Visconto, who was second in 18:48.57. The weather was a little warmer than average for mid-October and the pace was not particularly fast; in 2012 Mount St. Joe'e Reiche won in 18:25.7 (also at Tyler) and current MSJ junior Haasiyna Taylor was the runner-up in 18:34.1.
Referring to this year's two frontrunners from Nazareth, the Magic's Kardish said "I was trying to work the second mile and keep them in my sights as long as I could. Near the finish they started to pull away, so I just tried to finish strong and get a good place. The weather was amazing, so I had a lot of fun out there."
Her senior teammate, Kist, commented, "When you got out of the shade it was a little hot, but it wasn't too bad. There were a few puddles [left over from the previous week's rainstorms], but it was easy to avoid them."
Behind the top two Nazareth runners, Merion Mercy's Taylor McElwee was third in 19:19.54, and after the Mount's Kardish crossed the line Gwynedd Mercy got fifth and sixth-place finishes from senior Allie Flint (19:54.84) and freshman Stephanie Szekely (19:55.53). After the next two places went to the Mount, Merion's Dierdre McCloskey rounded out the top 10 in 20:10.21.
Taylor, the Mount junior, was 13th in 20:20.12, becoming the fourth scorer for the Magic. Occasionally troubled by asthma when running, she was unable to turn in the type of performance that netted her second place last year. Coming in just ahead of her this time were Gwynedd freshman Emily Gregor (11th; 20:14.58) and sophomore Allie Szekely (12th; 20:18.40). The final scorer for the Monarchs was junior Sydney Hirokawa (22nd; 20:53.04).
Completing the Mount's winning team score was Meredith Reiche's sophomore sister, Madeline. Placing 18th in 20:48.45, she ran most of the race side-by-side with junior Georgia Kelly, who ended up 19th in 20:49.90.
The seventh runner for the Magic, coming in 21st in 20:52.14, was senior Annie McCabe, who is team co-captain along with Kist.
Kist said "It was a great experience to lead the girls this year, and try to guide and motivate them. On the bus ride over here Annie and I told them, 'We can make this happen, it's ours to take.'"
Several Mounties also sought counsel from older siblings who had run for the school. Kardish consulted her sister McKenna, who is now a junior at Harvard.
"I talked to her right before the race," she related, "and she wished me good luck and told me to just do my best, so it was nice to have her supporting me."
Reiche received advice from sister Meredith, the 2012 champ who is now at Syracuse University.
"She told me to work hard on the second mile, because it's flat and it's easy to lose focus," the sophomore explained. "She said that's when you want to stay strong and keep your form."
Early in the month the Magic had come out to Tyler to practice, and had concentrated mainly on the opening mile, which ends with an uphill section.
Preceding the varsity event last Tuesday, the JV league championship race was also won by Mount St. Joe, with sophomore Abby Aita taking top individual honors with a time of 20:47.
The varsity race was soon underway, and about half-a-mile in, Nazareth's Wheeler and Visconto were already in command. At this point, just about all of the Mount scorers were running farther back in the pack than the places they would achieve by the end of the race.
Kist related, "It was tough to tell what was going on at the beginning, but once we hit that second mile we kind of had our places, and then we just tried to pick it up and give it our all on the last stretch."
Given the small gap between the Mount and Gwynedd in the team totals, a good showing by the fifth scorer would be crucial. The Mount's Reiche and Kelly were running together, as they had in meets throughout the season.
Reiche reported, "I was behind her and then at the second mile I kind of went ahead and pulled her with me, and then on the last mile we worked together.
"I've been working on my speed because I haven't always had the strongest kick," the 10th-grader continued. "The crowd really helped by letting me know that I had to get [pass] every girl I could – that every one was going to matter. We got the feeling it would be a close race the whole time."
The top teams all had managers (or the coaches themselves) recording an unofficial order of finish. The Mounties' math told them that they were going to pull out a narrow victory, and eventually the official results confirmed that.
Kist summed it up, "Everyone really wanted it, and we all worked together very hard to make it happen."


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If there wasn't a feud before, this should definitely get one going.
Nickelodeon star Ariana Grande took to Twitter on Thursday to refute claims that she makes a higher salary than "Sam & Cat" co-star Jennette McCurdy. The response comes days after McCurdy tweeted that she missed the recent Kids' Choice Awards because of an "unfair situation" at Nickelodeon.
Let the verbal cat fight begin.
Rumors have swirled all week that the alleged salary dispute was canceling the popular kids show, prompting Nickelodeon to issue a statement to Entertainment Weekly saying the show is just on hiatus after a long production schedule.
Grande had remained quiet on the subject until Thursday.
"Jennette and I agreed upfront that we would be treated equally on this show in all regards (as we should be, considering we each work just as hard as the other on this show)," Grande tweeted. "The rumors circulating about our contracts and our salary not being equal are absolutely ridiculous and false. I don't know who's putting these idiotic quotes out there but I thought I'd straighten it out and try to end this nonsense."
She added, "As far as the show goes, I don't know what's happening because I'm not directly involved with the problem but I just wanted to address this one rumor in particular because I am NOT making more money than my co-star, nor do I think I should be. So we can all move on and get out of our heads that this was a money thing cause I don't play like that at all. I am, have always been and always will be about equality and fairness."
Grande's words are in stark contrast to those tweeted by McCurdy earlier this week.
Addressing her absence from Nickelodeon's awards show, McCurdy wrote, "I was put in an uncomfortable, compromising, unfair situation (many of you have guessed what it is) and I had to look out for me. I chose to not go because sticking up for what is right and what is fair is what my mom taught me is ALWAYS the most important thing."


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- Blade Length:5.75"
- Cutting Edge:5.00"
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- Blade Style:Bayonet
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Starbucks To Sue Small Michigan Coffee Shop For Trademark Infringement
Better not use a green circle for your coffee shop logo because Starbucks has lawyers and they'll sue ya. Conga Coffee & Tea, a small two-store operation in Michigan, is being threatened with a lawsuit because their logo bears "striking resemblance" to Starbucks' famous mermaid logo. At least that's what Starbucks says.
According to the Detroit Free Press, Starbucks claims that the Conga logo is "likely to cause consumers to think that Conga is an authorized licensee of Starbucks."
Conga's customers aren't confused.
"It says 'Conga' right there on the sign," Denise Reedy, 41, said as she sipped a German chocolate latte at the Mt. Clemens shop Thursday. "There's not much chance I'm going to get confused."
The owner says he isn't trying to copy Starbucks, and that the logo has always been the same:
Dregiewicz said Starbucks' worries that he is trying to emulate the chain are ironic."Our customers hate their coffee," said Dregiewicz, 51, who has owned the 11-year-old Mt. Clemens Conga since February. "My sign is round and green and always has been. It's not even the same shade of green as theirs."
So far, 250 customers have signed a petition in Dregiewicz's shop in hope that it will convince Starbucks that Macomb County residents know the difference between the coffeehouses.
If it really took Starbucks 11 years to notice the resemblance, how striking can it be?
Shop's logo bull's-eye for Starbucks lawyers [Detroit Free Press via Starbucks Gossip]
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Renegades, a photographic series by Frank Marshal, captures the Heavy Metal subculture in Sub-Saharan Africa.
As we know, Heavy Metal audiences have traditionally been Caucasian and Eurocentric. All of these things, however, are not an obvious description of Sub-Saharan Africa. Marshall's portraits offer a vision of an unlikely Heavy Metal subculture in Botswana, his subjects are an anomaly, a reaction to a strictly occidental genre. Marshall aptly labels his subjects as renegades, as he renders portraits of rebellious individuals who form part of "an ulterior, emergent rootedness where traditional identities and political histories in Botswana are subverted". Furthermore, Marshal's portraits break down established archetypes of ethnicity, cultural identity, and ideology. These individuals are on the fringe of a society that is already situated within the 'geographical and ideological' space of the Other, meaning that they are already viewed as exotic by the Occident.
The peculiar thing here is, that we see the 'Other' under an completely unpredictable light.
Tribe-like, Heavy Metal possesses an unconscious sense of brotherhood that transcends race and nationality in the context of Renegades. So too, Marshall's renegades unpack popular stereotypes, transcending traditions, blurring the boundaries between liberty and fraternity, helping to delineate the power structures inherent to Heavy Metal, which may be misinterpreted as a trace of an oppressive past. This is in keeping with the extremism of Heavy Metal ideology, embracing anything that popular culture finds unacceptable.
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Star Trek concept artist Ryan Church also created some breathtaking vistas for Transformers: 2, including this scene inside an alien vessel called The Ark. All of a sudden, those big alien robots really do look alien. A few more, below.
The desert battle scenes look a lot more impressive (and coherent) in Church's imagination, and the underwater salvage of Megatron suddenly looks moody and Cameron-esque. Here are more of our favorites:
You can see the rest of Church's Transformers: Revenge Of The Fallen concept art (plus tons of other great art) at the link. [Ryan Church via TFW2005]


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