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Sage days 10 in Nancy (France)
October 10 to 15, 2008 at the Lorraine Laboratory of IT Research and its Applications (Loria)
Please register on the [http://registration.net-resa.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/gnetresa.woa/wa/newParticipant?idevt=281&profil=396 registration website].
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- Michael Abshoff
- Timothy Daly
- Laurent Fousse
- Clément Pernet
- Ludovic Perret
- Paul Zimmermann
The following program is preliminary.
- October 10: Linear Algebra (chair Clement Pernet)
- Invited speakers:
[http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~astorjoh/ Arne Storjohann]
[http://ljk.imag.fr/membres/Jean-Guillaume.Dumas/ Jean-Guillaume Dumas]:["Simultaneous Modular Reduction and Kronecker Substitution for
- Invited speakers:
- Small Finite Fields"]
- Contributing speakers:
- Martin Albrecht
- Gregory Bard
[http://www.rlmiller.org Robert Miller]: An example of implementing automorphism groups: linear codes
- October 11: Elliptic Curves (chair Laurent Fousse)
- Invited speakers:
[http://www.warwick.ac.uk/staff/J.E.Cremona/ John Cremona]
[http://perso.univ-rennes1.fr/david.lubicz/index_en.html David Lubicz]
- Invited speakers:
- October 12: Groebner Bases (chair Ludovic Perret)
- Invited speakers:
Carlo Traverso: [:/CarloTraversoTalk: Groebner bases, lattices and cryptography]
[http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~eschost/ Éric Schost]: Computing with triangular families of polynomials: an overview
- B. Erocal : SCrypt: Using Symbolic Computation to Bridge the Gap Between Algebra and Cryptography
M. Brickenstein : Secrets of Singular and PolyBoRi
- This talk presents techniques for Gröbner bases calculations implemented in the computer algebra system Singular and the
PolyBoRi framework. I will consider
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- This talk presents techniques for Gröbner bases calculations implemented in the computer algebra system Singular and the
[http://www-calfor.lip6.fr/~renault/index.html G. Renault]
- Invited speakers:
- October 13-15: Coding Sprints (chair Michael Abshoff)
- Contributing speakers:
Each "talk" day (October 10 to 12) typically has 2 invited speakers, who are specialists in the corresponding domain, not necessarily already in contact with SAGE, and 3 contributed speakers, who typically describe a SAGE module (or a proposal of).
The SAGE Days 10 dinner will take place on the 11th.
[http://www.loria.fr/presentation-en Loria] [http://cado.gforge.inria.fr/workshop/venue.html Coming to Loria (webpage from another event, don't be confused).]
LORIA Campus Scientifique 54506 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy France
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[http://www.ot-nancy.fr/uk/centre_historique/index.php Finding an hotel in Nancy.]
We will also coordinate a group reservation at the youth hostel: [http://www.fuaj.org/Nancy# Un petit coin de paradis]. Sign up in the ["Days 10 Youth Hostel Page"] if you're interested.
Close events
You may be interested in the [http://cado.gforge.inria.fr/workshop/ CADO project workshop] which will occur at the same place, October 7-9.
[http://www.grand-nancy.org/ Communauté Urbaine du Grand Nancy]
[http://www.uhp-nancy.fr/ University Nancy 1 Henri Poincaré]
[http://www.inria.fr/ INRIA]
[http://www.gdr-im.fr/ GDR IM]
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It's been that kind of day…and it's only 9:30 am. I swear, my kids conspired to turn today into "F-you, Mom" day. They just don't give a flying frick what I tell them. I could hear they were launching themselves off the bed onto the floor (their version of flying), and I told them they needed to stop it. The words hadn't been out of my mouth for 10 seconds and they were back to doing it. It's not that they couldn't hear me, I was sitting about 20 feet away, and they both acknowledged me, they just decided what they wanted to do was more important. When I went in there again, I made Girl get off of Boys bed (because she throws a hissy fit anytime he's on hers, she's not allowed to be on his). I walk out of their room, into the living room, realized I needed something from my room, and while in my room, I heard her crying, so I walked through the bathroom (our apartment is set up kinda like a circle) into their room, and she's back on his bed. Ya'll, it had taken me about 45 seconds to make that trip. When she got in trouble, she started bawling like she was as innocent as a newborn babe.
Oh, and whoever it was who told me that 6 year olds don't really have attitude is a lying sack of lying lyington from lyiarville. Seriously, the look she gave me…
I know these days happen, I'm sure I caused a few myself. I don't know what it is, but they are walking a very thing tightrope today. Normally, on a day like today, I would pile them in the car and head for the nearest McDonald's with a play place. I'd grab a soda and a large fry and let the kids loose in the playground for at least an hour. It would give me the break I obviously need, and would let them expend some of the excess energy they clearly have built up. Unfortunately, I don't have the car today, Mr won't be home until later than usual, and it's too hot to walk to McDonald's.
Today will be filled with something to keep them entertained and out of my hair, I'm just not sure what. Anything I can think of seems to be like a reward, and while I don't want them to get that idea, I just may do it anyway, because I need a break. I can tell you I definitely see early naps for them, and a possible nap on the couch for me.

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Cadillac DTS Electrical Issues
conked Posts: 14I suppose the dealer sometimes knows what might cause a problem because they are exposed to more vehicles than just the one that you (or I) drive. My dealer re-programmed the remote key entry system and did something with the OnStar module attempting to find my problem, but these "fixes" didn't solve the problem. I would think that if a module was malfunctioning it would drain the battery, but that was never the case--like you, the battery would magically come back to life at full charge. At one time I thought perhaps the battery had a cracked intercell connector. I'm still not sure this wasn't part of the problem. The other symptom I had that you might check: my battery charging voltage, as indicated on the Driver Info Center under the speedo, would constantly vary. Sometimes it would charge at as much as 15.9 volts, other times only 12.3 and it was never constant...always moving around up and down. After the ground cable fix, it was steady as a rock at 13.8, just like every other car I've ever owned. A friend of mine who works at a local Buick dealership said they've had some similar problems with Lucernes.0
sharon26 Posts: 5Thank you for your many emails re: problems with the caddy DTS. After six trips to the most unhelpful dealer (Coleman Cadillac, Bethesda, MD) where they blamed it on Onstar and finally on my Mother, she went to a lawyer. He sent a letter to GM and their customer dis-service person contacted my mother via phone and email and basically said it was her fault. No wonder they went bankrupt!
Through the lawyer, Mom found an excellent independent mechanic, Gili's Automotive, Rockville, MD. Gil did a complete diagnostic workup, including checking out the Onstar program. He said there were "several" computer updates from the manufacturer that had not been downloaded by the dealer. There were also some problems with the electrical system not being grounded correctly. Needless to say, Gili's fixed the problem - she has not had any problems since. She also takes the car to Gili's for regular maintenance as the cadillac dealer is totally unreliable.
effee Posts: 8I noticed recently that the lights inset in the front bumper do not come on when the headlights are turned on. Is there something you have to do to turn them on or is it an electrical failure? Thanks in dvance if anyone can help.0
usabravo Posts: 3Previously posted messages no crank/no start. Dealership and GM believed the problem to be a module. I kept telling them it sounds like a grounding issue. Eventually, the electrical would die completely while driving and then 10 seconds later electrical would come back on. No speedometer, no power windows, no power locks, no gas guage reading, etc. Display would flash all kinds of crazy messages.
Apprently they listened and looked harder and found under the steering wheel lower dash a wire had its insulation rubbed through and was grounding. Apparently the wires are not routed correctly causing rubbing. Apparently Cadillac DTS 2006 has had prior problems with this (they found out from GM after mine was disagnosed) however there is no TSB at this point. Apparently there should be at this point.
They fixed the problem and now I am happy. I was losing my mind with the intermittent problem. Good luck with your problem.0
cadyman Posts: 32006 DTS REMOTE STARTER DOSN'T WORK ANYMORE HAD ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS IN THE PAST 2 YRS ANY ONE HAVE THIS PROBLEM.0
keesh5 Posts: 1I've been haviing this problem since last summer with my 2002 DTS the blower for the heat and air condition comes on when it wants some times not at all. It has to be electrical cause I could slam the door and it would come on full blast that no longer works can any one help?0
denboss Posts: 1I have a 2006 DTS that when it sits for a week the battery went dead. It went to the dealer 4 times and they said they checked everything out and said it was the radio memory that was draining the battery. So they put a switch under the dash to cut the radio off when parked. This did not work and you also lose all your preprogramed stations.The real reason is that the ON STAR system is draining the battery as it communicates with the car all the time. When you open the door it thinks you are going somewhere and runs a check on the whole system. The dealer WILL NOT disable the ON STAR no matter what you say. If you leave your DTS at the airport while you are on a 2 week trip to Europe you will have a dead battery when you return. If you use the car every day you will be OK, but if it sits the only recourse you have is to put a battery kill switch on the car. You will lose your radio stations but your battery will be OK. This is not a easy task as the battery is under the back seat and you don't want to keep lifting the seat out to turn on the switch. You need to run two cables from the battery to under the hood where you will mount the switch. It cost me about $200 to have this done but it sure was worth it. I like the car but it is going BY-BY when I can afford to dump it and buy a non-ON STAR car. I have always had Lincoln Towncars that sat for months that always started right up. So give up on the dealers as they will jack you around forever and never solve your problem except tell you to drive it more.
I had the same problem for the 1st two years I owned my '06 DTS. After 4 batteries
and many service calls I had to utilize the Lemon Law to get it resolved. The
car has been fine since.0
gogo100 Posts: 1Hello,
I am trying to install a back up camera system on my 2008 DTS and I need to know what the color code is for the back up lights wires leading into the tail light module. I find a yellow, yellow/white, purple, green, black, and one color that I don't remember right now. I'm trying to find the positive and negative colors for the back up lights. Anyone able to help?0
I have a 2006 DTS with 37,000 miles and I'm getting a Service Air Bag message when I start the car. Does anyone know where I can take the car to get the error codes from the system other than a dealer? I would like to try to fix this problem myself if possible. I'm in the Detroit Mi. area. Thanks0
sometimes (often actually) a store like Autozone or Kragen/Oreilly will read these for you for free. Tell us the code and we'll advise you further.0
I have tried Auto Zone and other parts stores... they only have the ability to check for engine failure codes. they don't have the electrical stuff. It may be I will have to go to a Cadillac dealer. I did go to a GMC dealer and they said they didn't have the codes/reader for a Cadillac ... was very surprised that GM / Cadillac keep car lines so segregated. I would have thought that other car lines would share the some computer/system codes.0
plznmoi Posts: 1Bought my 2006 DTS last fall. It is my road car, not used around my mountain village, just on trips "off the hill" of some miles. The car sits for days and sometimes, weeks at a time. I have high security and routinely just get out of my cars and leave the keys in them. On the cars I don't use but a few times a year (Silverado and Corvette) I maintain batteries with Harbor Freight battery tenders... work great.... But back to the DTS.... my battery has been going dead and I've done all the regular trouble shooting, including reading the forum. My mechanic did the ground scraping and such and it still went dead. I have put a new battery in the car, even though a few weeks before the old battery was indicating an ok condition after I had AAA jump the car and I had driven it 80 miles back to my mechanic's garage. So I kept trouble shooting and I think I have got the answer. You need to lock the car to shut down the electrical systems between driving the car. If you don't lock the car, a lot of the electronic systems keep running. To test my theory I locked the car for a week after I had installed the new battery. When I unlocked the car and started it up it had the full 14.5 amp registering. For the last three days I have left the car unlocked in the garage. The amps have dropped to 11.5 and the while the car started, in just three days a bunch of "stuff" inside our cars is pulling amps. I realize that a lot of the folks that buy DTS's are older and only drive their cars occasionally.... and while I am older, my circumstance has me in that same "light," though i love the performance of the car.
Would appreciate thoughts on my theory.... I am still going to test it further, when I have a chance to let the car sit for a full week... then I'll leave the car unlocked with the battery charger standing by.
As a final note, when I get in the car I hear a very faint wurrring sound, a space, then the sound again.... and it might continue but by then I have started the car. That same sound can be heard when I get in my lady's 2007 Yukon. She makes a habit of locking her car every time she is out of it. Her battery is 4.5 years old with no sign of weakening.0
Interesting approach. Will give it a try.0
chiefcadiman Posts: 1Our keyless remotes do not work on our 2007 DTS after being away from the vehicle for a short period. Once you unlock the door using the key the remote will once again work. Or, if the door is already unlocked, all you need to do is open the door and then the remotes will work. Basically this means we cannot pop the trunk or remotely start the car until we open the driver door or unlock the driver door. Anyone have the same issues or know of the problem and how it needs to be fixed? The dealership tried to reprogram the remotes and thought they fixed it until we walked away from the vehicles for a few minutes, came back, and same problem, didn't work.0
pal9 Posts: 1I have a 2006 DTS and gone through 4 batteries since July 2006.
I usually leave the car unlocked in the Garage, from now on follow your advice and plan to lock it.
Have you found anymore on this issue since your Feb. 13, 2011 post? Thanks.0
rjredondo Posts: 1I own a 2006 Cadillac DTS and Here is my problem, my fuse that operates the cigarette lighter's front and back blew the other day, it requires a #15mini fuse, so I replaced it and it was fine for a day, then it blew again, so I took a look at it and found the fuse was bad once again, I thought maybe I replaced the fuse with a defective one, it happens, the fuse box is located under the back seat next to the battery, anyway I replaced it again and it blew right away soon as I put it in the terminal, and the connector's on the fuse were very hot. Now none of the other fuses in either fuse box (under hood), or (under seat) have had any problems. Have you heard of this, and if so what was the problem, and solution, thank you.0
Kirstie_H Posts: 11,077I suggest you post this in our Answers section here:
Several members with mechanical expertise read questions there, and this sounds like an electrical system issue. Once you have posted there, just go back to answers and click "my answers profile" to check for responses.
Need help navigating? [email protected] - or send a private message by clicking on my name.
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princesspast1 Posts: 1I am experiencing the same problem, did you find a solution?? Thanks.0
ludlo Posts: 2I too have had this problem for the last 4 years. I also kept going to the dealer and getting blown off. I finally just bought a spare battery and keep it and a set of jumper cables in the trunk. This way I dont get caught off guard. On the other hand, I watch the volt meter and if it starts to register higher than 14.5 V, I clip a small charger to two wires I have attached to the + and - terminals of the battery ( being sure to keep them separated !!!! ) and let the batttery charge over night. This seems to control the problem. You might also be sure that there is not a CD in the player. I have a hunch that that continues to spin even when the key is off. Otherwise, its a new Acura for me the next time !!!0
gmcustsvcsarah Posts: 1,964Hello princesspast1,
Hopefully you are able to get some great insight from chiefcadiman; what are your plans for getting this checked into? If you were thinking about working with your dealership, please let us know as we're available to you through that process.
Sarah, Cadillac Customer Service0
caddyshack3 Posts: 1Also have a DTS with a battery draining in about 24 hours. Dealer (Sadlon) up here in Barrie figured it was the alternator $1400 bucks later nothing changed. Went back had it all tested for the 2nd time they couldn't find a thing and said the battery was good. Sent me on my way. Went to CTC'S corp who said that the DTS was a notorious GM product with a lousy wiring harness. Saw the reference to the TSB #1906368 and called the service manager at Sadlon who said there was no such thing ... Maybe in the US .. But not Canada ... Called GM Canada in Oshawa .. No clue there either. After $70,loo bucks in Canada nada and GM wants it this way. Anyone in the US who can tell me what the TSB essentially says.
By the way CTC'S answer for the DTS was like most of the other solutions for this DTS buy a battery buddy and a portable battery .... Best $100 bucks ... Car is off warranty so so much for the local Caddy dealership ... Back to Chrysler for another 300 ......0
evfilpicker Posts: 1I was glad to find out Im not the only one dealing with the frustration of having my battery go dead on my 2006 DTS. It happened twice last year so I put in a new battery 8 months ago. Everything was fine and it then it went dead again last month. Jumped battery and was told everything looked ok. Then it happened again today - always seems to happen when the car has not been driven for a day or two. This time the mechanic will replace the battery tomorrow and do a draw test. As it seems to be an intermittent problem, Cadillac said the issue might not been seen during the draw test. I will refer them to TSP 1906368 as well as advise them to check for a possible poor ground from negative side f the battery as well as all other suggestions I read here today. I printed out this info to bring with me. Thanks to all.0
Didn't find anything like the # you posted, but I did find these TWO TSB:
Bulletin No.: 09-08-50-017B
Date: February 11, 2010
Subject: No Crank, No Start, Discharged or Low Battery (Reprogram Rear Heated Seat Module)
2006-2010 Cadillac DTS
Built Prior to February 2, 2010
2007-2010 Cadillac Escalade, Escalade ESV
2007-2010 Chevrolet Suburban, Tahoe
2007-2010 GMC Yukon, Yukon XL
Built Prior to November 30, 2009
All Equipped with Rear Heated Seat RPO KA6
This bulletin is being revised to add build breakpoint dates. Please discard Corporate Bulletin Number 09-08-50-017A (Section 08 - Body and Accessories).
Some customers may comment about a no crank/no start condition or a discharged or low battery.
This condition may be intermittent, therefore it is important to check if a revised calibration has been released on TIS2WEB for this concern, even if the condition cannot be duplicated at the dealer.
This condition may be caused by the rear heated seat module (RHSM) discharging the battery by keeping the serial data bus active, which creates a cumulative continuous draw of four amps on the battery after the vehicle is shut down, until the state of charge reaches three volts.
DO NOT replace the RHSM or the battery for this concern.
Reprogram the RHSM with the latest software calibration.
Select the correct calibration files for the appropriate vehicle configuration (body style) and RPO codes.
A revised calibration has been developed to address this condition. Technicians are to reprogram the RHSM using the Service Programming System (SPS) with the latest software available on TIS2WEB. Refer to the Service Programming System (SPS) procedures in SI.
When using a Tech 2(R) or a Multiple Diagnostic Interface (MDI) for reprogramming, ensure that it is updated with the latest software version.
During programming, the battery voltage must be maintained within the proper range of 12-15 volts. Only use the approved Midtronics(R) PSC 550 Battery Maintainer (SPS Programming Support Tool EL-49642) or equivalent during programming.
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Bulletin No.: 06-06-03-009
Date: October 19, 2006
Diagnostic Information on Battery Draw No Start - Body Control Module, BCM Power Timer
2006-2007 Buick Lucerne
2006-2007 Cadillac DTS
2006-2007 Chevrolet Impala, Monte Carlo
2007 Cadillac Escalade, Escalade ESV, Escalade EXT, SRX
2007 Chevrolet Avalanche, Equinox, Tahoe, Silverado, Suburban
2007 GMC Sierra, Yukon, Yukon XL, Denali, Denali XL
2007 Pontiac Torrent
When performing normal diagnosis on a battery that has gone dead overnight, a technician may notice that the vehicle has approximately 4.1 amp draw on the system. The draw may be steady or may drop down to a low milliamp reading for 1-2 seconds and then rise back up to the 4.1 amp range. If this amp draw condition is observed, check for aftermarket accessories or an improperly installed GM accessory that is wired into circuit 6815 (orange wire) for courtesy lamps. Anytime aftermarket accessories are installed into the courtesy lamp circuit, it can cause the inadvertent power timer in the body control module (BCM) to keep resetting. The BCM will remain awake and cause the draw of approximately 4.1 amps.
When servicing a vehicle with this concern, back out pin 1 of the connector 2 at the BCM and see if the draw goes away. If the draw goes away, check for an aftermarket accessory (Lojack, non-factory DVD system, alarm, etc.) that is improperly installed in circuit 6815.0
gmcustsvc Posts: 4,252evfilpicker,
Is your mechanic with one of our GM Dealerships? If so, let us know as we're available to follow up with your service department if you like.
Sarah, GM Customer Service0
For the first time since I purchased my 06 DTS in Jan. 06, I went out to the garage on Monday to leave and was surprised that there was absolutely no power to start the vehicle. I called for jump start service and it started right up indicating that the battery had totally discharged overnight. I had the battery replaced about a year ago since that was due so that should not be the problem. Dealer ran all their tests and said there was not anything wrong battery or electrical system wise. Now that scares me. My main reason for this email is that I likewise purchased a portable battery to put in my trunk should it be needed. Then, my brain started working and I realized that without power, I cannot open the trunk to get to the portable battery. I guess that I will have to put it on the floor of the back seat area. I also noticed that someone had indicated that you could not unlock the door without power and if that being the case, I still could not get to the portable battery pac, nor, could I get to the hood release so I could get a jump start from another source. And GM just sticks their nose up in the air? Where does one go from here?0
I would first test the charging system. Also I would not rely on the car's alternator to charge up that dead battery---that makes the alternator work very hard indeed It should be tested and charged. Batteries do fail, even when they are nearly new, and jump-starting a totally dead battery is not a great idea. I know, sometimes it's necessary, but if you could have a charger in the garage, that's a lot better idea.
If the charging system checks out, and the battery is load-tested and found good, then you have a parasitic drain of some kind, and the dealer just blew it.0
Thanks for your response. The dealer had my vehicle overnight as they said they were running a test that took many hours to complete. They said that they could find no problem with the electrical systems in my car, including the battery. As insurance, I had them replace the battery anyway. I stopped by the dealers yesterday to inquire if the key door locks work even with a dead battery and they said yes. So, I will keep the portable battery pack on the floor in the back seat area. That will be very embarrasing when people ask why am I carrying that in a Cadillac. On one hand, I would tend to agree with you that the dealer blew it as far as testing and correcting the problem is concerned, however, my dealer is a very old dealer and the only one here in Indy so I would think that their knowledge and background on these problems would be second nature to them. As well, as I would think that as common a problem as this seems to be, I would think that the factory would have determined the problem and issued a tech bulletin for correcting the problem by now. They have had about 7 years to work on the problem. Am I in left field on this issue? I might add that I really like this 06 Cadillac and think that it is a tremenous vehicle.0
There is this TSB:
Bulletin No.: 09-08-50-017B
Date: February 11, 2010
Subject: No Crank, No Start, Discharged or Low Battery (Reprogram Rear Heated Seat Module)
2006-2010 Cadillac DTS
Built Prior to February 2, 2010
Some customers may comment about a no crank/no start condition or a discharged or low battery.
This condition may be intermittent, therefore it is important to check if a revised calibration has been released on TIS2WEB for this concern, even if the condition cannot be duplicated at the dealer.
This condition may be caused by the rear heated seat module (RHSM) discharging the battery by keeping the serial data bus active, which creates a cumulative continuous draw of four amps on the battery after the vehicle is shut down, until the state of charge reaches three volts.
DO NOT replace the RHSM or the battery for this concern.
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I will print out this information and take it to the dealer next week and see what kind of response I get. The service statement that I received only indicated that an "Electrical system check was made and found everything checked out fine. Used GR8 to test battery; battery passed, installed 88865253 : 79PS Battery". I don't know whether that has any meaning or not other than what was stated. The service writer indicated that they had had cases of this problem but did not seem to provide any sense of reliability or processes as to any fixes. Perhaps they did reprogram the RHSM indicated in the TB, and did not indicate so on the service statement(?). The service writer did not indicate that it was done. I will find out about that also. Again, Thanks for your help and concern. Jim0


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Thanks for the timeline, Boston_Jen! That's a good start. Also, thanks to those who were watching for TAR France the last week or so, since I've been too busy to do any searching. I did have some time to day and found this on Facebook:Plane very full due to Amazing Race team on board! Wow!The person was visiting Cape Town and was flying back to their home in Pretoria. I don't know if that means TAR France is having a second South Africa leg in Pretoria or if they are connecting from there to another location. If they are connecting, I imagine it will be somewhere nearby in Africa. I'm not sure though. I would think Johannesburg would have better connecting flights.
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Motorcyclists enjoy the freedom of riding in the open air and feeling a part of everything around them. However, there are some drawbacks to being exposed to the environment. Other vehicles usually surround the operator with a compartment or "cage" that helps to protect and keep the occupants comfortable. Motorcyclists must rely on the clothing they wear to protect and keep them comfortable.
The Motorcycle Safety Programs recommends that all riders wear protective gear that is designed specifically for motorcycling. Properly designed gear will not only protect the rider in the event of a crash, but will also keep a rider comfortable in most weather conditions.
There are several many manufacturers that produce and suppliers of high quality riding gear. Although leather riding gear provides the most protection, it can be very expensive uncomfortable in warmer weather. The Motorcycle Safety Program recommends that riders consider the new textile riding jacket systems for better comfort and versatility. These jackets consist of a mesh material that allows air to pass through and have armor in the critical impact areas. In most cases this style of jacket includes a removeable thermal and rain liner.
All riders should wear gloves when riding. Gloves provide for an excellent grip of the controls, even if a rider's hands are sweating, or in the rain. Gloves should be full-fingered and can be made of leather or a synthetic material.
Denim jeans are probably the most popular type of pants worn by male and female riders. Regular denim is lightweight and does not have the durability required for the riding environment. The Motorcycle Safety program recommends that riders consider special riding jeans that are lined in the critical areas with Kevlar or leather. Riders should shop around and decide what riding gear meets their needs and purchase the highest quality they can afford.
A rider's feet are their landing gear. The Motorcycle Safety Program recommends a high boot with a low heal that has rubber soles. A well designed boot helps a rider comfortable operate the motorcycles foot controls as well as providing a good grip on the road surface when stopped.
Research indicates that bright colored clothing riding apparel helps other vehicle operators to see the motorcyclists. Wearing bright colored protective gear can help avoid a crash. Riders should shop around and decide what riding gear meets their needs and purchase the highest quality they can afford..
The protective gear required to participate in a rider course includes:
*In Maryland, individuals may not operate or ride on a motorcycle unless they wear a helmet that is certified to meet the standards established by the Department of Transportation. Helmets provide protection; they do not prevent crashes. Helmets protect the wearer's head and brain by reducing and dispersing the force created by a blow or impact during a crash. A helmet has four basic components that work together to provide protection:
- Outer shell - The outer shell may be composed of polycarbonate, thermoplastic, Kevlar, carbon fiber, graphite, fiberglass or a combination of these materials. It is designed to resist penetration and disperses the initial blow to the shock-absorbing liner.
- Shock-absorbing liner - the shock-absorbing liner is a firm expanding polystyrene system about one inch thick that helps absorb the impact and disperse the shock.
- Comfort liner - This liner improves the helmet's fit and overall "wearability". This liner may be terry cloth, velour, brushed nylon or micro fiber. In addition to comfort, this liner keeps the helmet snug to the wearer's head.
- Retention system - The chinstraps secure the helmet to the wearer's head. The chinstraps must be fastened so the helmet can function properly.
*All helmets sold in the United States for use by motorcyclists since 1973 must comply with the Federal Vehicle Safety Standard 218 (FMVSS 218). This standard is the minimum standard for helmets required to be worn by motorcycle operators and passengers in Maryland. The helmet manufacturers test their helmets and certify their compliance with the federal standard by permanently affixing a DOT label to the helmet. The manufacturer affixes the DOT on the back of the helmet so that it is easily visible. Consumers should not purchase a helmet unless it bears the DOT label applied by the manufacturer.
*An improperly fitted helmet will not do its job and may prove to be very uncomfortable when you are riding. Take the time to fit your helmet properly. Try on several helmets from different manufacturers and in various sizes. Do not purchase a used helmet. A helmet should fit snugly, not tightly.
- Approved eye protection *
*In Maryland, individuals may not operate or ride on a motorcycle unless they are wearing an approved eye-protective device. Motorcycle operators and passengers must wear an eye-protective device that is in compliance with the Federal Food and Drug Administration regulations on impact resistance, 21 CFR Section 801.410(d)(2). Eye-protective devices include face shields, goggles, and spectacles. Most eyewear sold over the counter complies with the FDA's impact resistance regulations. Motorcycle operators and passengers should wear clear (non-tinted) eye-protective devices when motor vehicles are required to display or use their lights.
- A long-sleeved jacket or shirt
- Long pants. Must be made of a sturdy material. Baggy, loose fitting, sweat and warm-up pants are not acceptable.
- Full-fingered gloves.
- Over-the-ankle shoes/boots. Footwear with low heels and non-slip soles are preferred.
NOTE: If you do not have the proper gear you will not be permitted to ride. The course Instructors will make the final determination if a rider's gear is acceptable.
If you wish to find out more information about helmets or other protective riding gear, please feel free to call the Program Office and ask to speak with the Program Manager or Training Specialist.


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Actress Jennie Garth has mixed thoughts about the dating game after playing it again following her marriage split from "Twilight" star Peter Facinelli.
The former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star split from the actor last year, and she admits she has found it incredibly difficult to put herself out there and find a new man since.
She has finally found a partner in businessman Michael Shimbo, but tells talk show host Bethenny Frankel that she didn't exactly enjoy the process of courting.
She explains, "It's fun, and it's awful all at the same time. It's like a weird type of torture. But it can be fun.
"It's super challenging. … I expected to come out of divorce and just be great at it (dating). I'm smart and I thought I could do it. How hard could it be? But I've realised that I have to fumble my way and create the space to really be open to learning because I don't know how to do it."


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I'm trying to figure out what the concise, non-offensive term is for Native Americans from the area that became California (like Ohlone or Chumash people).
California Natives doesn't work, since it would include anyone born in California. Californian Native Americans seems too unwieldy. California Indians is concise, but I'm not sure how people feel about it.
Anyone know what the term is?


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Here's a very cool chart Amazon flashed at today's Kindle event. It shows how quickly sales of Kindle books have grown in comparison to physical book sales.
We don't get any absolute numbers, so we're missing part of the picture, but it's pretty safe to assume Amazon sells a lot of physical books. And its e-book sales have blown away physical book sales.
Chart from The Verge's live blog.
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The north London side slipped to a 2-1 defeat to Chelsea at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, a result which leaves them seven points behind fourth-placed Tottenham - albeit with a game in hand.
And the Frenchman believes Arsenal must improve in the coming weeks if they are to qualify for the Champions League again this season.
Wenger told reporters: "We have lost two big games in the last week, and that's very damaging for us. We can't drop points any more if we want to be in the top four. That's a concern.
|Arsenal are 11/8 to finish in the top four with bet365
"We have fantastic quality and spirit, but come into the game when we are 2-0 down. That is very difficult in the big games and at the moment that is worrying for us."
The 63-year-old also bemoaned his side's poor start against the Blues, a factor which he believes was the main reason for defeat.
"We were stretched, we gave Chelsea far too much room to play and we didn't defend tightly enough," Wenger continued.
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Managing Talent in the Age of the Dragon
Supply chain executives can add another item to their list of things to worry about in the next few years: Recruiting qualified talent. In spite of near-record levels of unemployment in the US and other industrialized nations, finding the right people for the right job will be a growing problem, according to market researchers.
China, of course, is a leading player in this dynamic. China's low-cost labor has lured manufacturing jobs -- and by extension, supply chain jobs -- overseas, leaving many US tech workers unemployed. Yet, academics and trade associations insist US tech companies have a hard time finding workers (See: Is America Losing the Battle for Tech Talent?.) What gives?
TV news magazine 60 Minutes recently did an enlightening segment on this topic. US manufacturing companies, including well-known names such as Alcoa, are indeed having problems finding workers. In a nutshell, the skills of unemployed US workers don't match employers' needs.
Competition has forced many US manufacturers to turn to automation for their manufacturing lines, and this automation isn't turnkey. Among the qualifications to run this equipment: trigonometry. Manufacturers aren't looking for EEs; they're looking for mechanical engineers. The labor pool is chock full of over-qualified workers or entry level employees who need to be trained.
Many of the manufacturers still operating in the US are small, niche businesses that produce high-quality precision parts for mission-critical systems. Faced with a dearth of skilled talent, these companies are training their entry-level employees. The average commitment per employee, according to 60 Minutes, is about 18 months, at a cost of $60,000. (For the record, $60K is about what an experienced manufacturing employee can expect to make in a year.)
The report went on to talk about employer responsibility vs. the public education system when it comes to this skills gap. That's a discussion that won't be resolved in a single, or even a series of, blog posts. Supply chain executives have to manage for the present as well as the future.
So what are smart companies doing? Managing risk.
It's interesting to note that supply chain companies are tackling this problem from the risk management perspective. The question posed to supply chain executives in a recent SCM World survey (paraphrased) was: "What's your level of concern that an employee you train will jump ship for a better job?" Not surprisingly, that concern is much higher in China. According to "The Chief Supply Chain Officers Report 2012":
The dynamic of the market for talent in China appears to be heavily influenced by poaching. Our data does not so much point to a limited talent pool (ranked joint third overall as a concern) as to a talent pool made up of people willing to be lured away from rivals for more money. As we'll see, this may translate into substantial risk for businesses which suffer high short-term costs of transition. In other words, betting on building a great, long-term supply chain team in China may not be so smart.
In sales-driven organizations, such as electronics distribution, poaching is a common occurrence. During the channel's heyday of merger and acquisition, several high-profile lawsuits were launched when a competitor recruited employees from an acquired operation.
Given the current level of consolidation -- market leaders Arrow Electronics Inc. (NYSE: ARW) and Avnet Inc. (NYSE: AVT) have acquired most of their biggest competitors in North America -- there are fewer secrets left in electronics distribution to protect. Instead, the concern has moved to a global stage, where the strategies, knowledge, and relationships developed in the channel are at risk because of differing attitudes on intellectual property.
Distribution companies have proceeded with caution in regard to China. Avnet's first foray into the region was through an arm's length partnership with a Chinese trading organization. Avnet has since acquired several distributors in China, and is one of the largest resellers in the region.
Leading competitor Arrow has made acquisitions in China as well. Both companies have held on to the "think global, act local" philosophy in regard to Asia. Rather than impose the Americas distribution model on their Asian partners, both companies use a best-practices model that leverages global assets (warehousing, inventory) where it makes sense, but maintains local practices (sales and support) as well. The CSCO study indicates that it's a sound approach to talent management in the supply chain:
As we saw earlier in this section, supply chain leaders consider the issue of relocating talent internationally, to countries such as China or Mexico, to be a relatively low-level concern. Anecdotal evidence, for instance from PC maker Lenovo, suggests that global leadership of a supply chain organisation can be assembled from all over the world, even on a Chinese foundation. China may be essential to most global supply chain strategic designs, but it need not, and probably should not, be strictly Chinese.
For the supply chain, at least, it appears that employee training is a safe investment.
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Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. Wednesday, December 16, 1964
Henry Keynotes AAES;
Discusses Involvement
Selling trayshas been the business of senators for the past week.
Senate bought 50 trays from the Food Service and sold them to students
for $.25 or traded them for trays taken by students from the dining
Concert proceeds were donated by the band to the student mis-sionary
project. Band president, Tim Olson, gave the check to Jim
Keim, Religious Committee chairman to put the fund $186 nearer the
$14,000 goal.
Student Project Remains
Slightly Behind Schedule
Bethel will host the American Association of
Evangelical Students (AAES) Midwest Regional Con-vention
January 8-9. The theme of this convention
will be "Christian Commitment and Creative Involve-ment."
The convention begins with registration from 7-
11 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 7, in Edgren lounge. It will
end with a sum-up luncheon on Saturday noon.
Dr. Carl F. H. Henry, editor of "Christianity
Today," will be the keynote speaker. Dr. Henry is
an ordained Baptist minister and holds a Ph.D.
from Boston University, a Th.D. and an honorary
Litt.D. He is the author or editor of many books;
most recent of which is "Aspects of Christian Social
Dr. Henry has preached in many pulpits and has
traveled internationally with the Billy Graham team.
While a member of various committees and associa-tions,
Dr. Henry holds a position on the board of the
National Association of Evangelicals. His messages
will be the springboard for the discussion groups at
the convention.
The supporting speakers will be Dr. C. Philip
Hinerman, pastor at Park Avenue Methodist in Min-neapolis
and Dr. TimOthy Smith, social historian at
the University of Minnesota. These men along with
Dr. Henry will lead discussion groups to develop the
ideas presented in their messages.
Discussion topics will range in interests from
cultural and social events on campuses to such
things as Chapel exchange programs.
Students from Christian campuses in this region
(AAES members) will attend the convention. Housing
and meals will be provided for
$10.00 per delegate. Bethel stu-dents
who wish to attend are not
required to pay the fee.
The student project for building
a seminary classroom and sending
students to work on mission fields
is proceeding slightly behind sched-ule.
After 12 of a possible 31 offer-ings,
the total giving amounts to
nearly $2,500. This is already be-yond
last year's total, but behind
the pace needed to reach $14,000
by May.
However, unforeseen sources of
giving seem likely to arise, if the
band is an example of student en-thusiasm.
It contributed $186 in
proceeds from the "Pops" concert
to the project.
Meanwhile, preparation is be-ing
made for next summer's pro-ject.
Application forms have gone
to those students who indicated an
interest and these must be return-ed
by Jan. 8. Selection of the sum-mer's
student missionaries will be
announced by Feb. 3.
Seven to ten students will be
chosen depending on the openings
available, fields under considera-tion
and qualified applicants states
Religious Committee Chairman,
Jim Keim. Both college and sem-inary
students are eligible.
Presently a committee headed by
Ben West is evaluating last sum-mer's
work. Its report considers
student and missionary reactions
on the strengths and weaknesses
of last year's program.
With the erection of the walls of
the new seminary buildings, the
Dean Emeritus of George Wil-liams
College in Chicago, Dr. Ar-thur
H. Steinhaus, will be speaker
at the Jan. 11 Bethel convocation.
Steinhaus, who has served ap-pointments
as Fulbright Professor
Festival Choir
Gives Messiah
The Christmas portion of Han-del's
Messiah will be presented by
the Festival Choir at the final
chapel period before Christmas re-cess
on Friday, Dec. 18.
This oratorio was presented last
year and by request is being re-peated
with student soloists. Those
singing solo parts will be: sopranos
Judy Sundquist, LaVon Brauer and
Patti Whalen; altos Mary Stauffer
and Nancy Nelson; tenor Al Haw-ker;
and basses Stan Olsen and
Jack Miller.
Mary Stauffer, organist and
Nancy Nelson, pianist will accom-pany
the choir. Oliver Mogck con-ducts
the performance.
second portion of the student mis-sionary
project is becoming rea-lity.
Steel girders have arrived on
the site and have been put into
place for the classroom building.
Joseph Roche, Indian violinist,
comes to Bethel to present a con-cert
Thursday, Jan. 7 at 8:15 p.m.
in the college auditorium. Violin-ist
Roche is the first person from
India to become a member of a
major United States symphony or-chestra
and the first to receive
Joseph Roche,
Indian Violinist
to Germany and Japan, has also
lectured and done research in 19
In 1944 he served as Chief of
the Division of Physical Education
and Health Activities in the U.S.
Office of Education and during
the war served as a Civilian Ad-.
viser to the U.S. Navy on matters
of physical fitness and physical re-habilitation.
From 1943-45 Dr. Steinhaus was
President of the American Aca-demy
of Physical Education. He is
the author of several books.
Tentative plans call for Dr.
Steinhaus to speak to the General
Biology class Monday morning and
the Structure and Developments,
class Tuesday on the topic, "What
I've Learned from Animals." Tues-day
at 12 he speaks to the Health
class on "Too Much Health" and
to the faculty on "The Man Past
At the morning convocation Jan.
11, Dr. Steinhaus will present
"What Physical Education Can Do
for the Emotional and Spiritual
Aspects of Man's Personality." The
evening convocation will feature
his B.A. and M.A. music degree in
this country.
His program features such num-bers
as "Adagio and Fugue for
Violin Alone" by Bach, "Chants
D'Espagne" by Nin-Kochanski,
"Adagio in E Major" by Mozart
and "Concerto No. 3 in B Minor"
by Saint-Saens. Richard Zgodava
accompanies him at the piano.
Roche came to the United States
in 1953 to attend the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston,
Mass. After completing his studies
in Boston in 1959, he accepted a
contract from Antal Dorati to be-come
a member of the Minneapolis
Symphony Orchestra.
During the summer season he
performs as a member of the
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
under Walter Hendl.
After his first recital in the
United States in 1956 in Provi-dence,
R.I., reviewer Ruth Tripp
wrote of his "beautifully controll-ed
bowing arm and a fine concept
of the power of his instrument;
"Lessons from Physiology for
Coaches and Athletes."
... interpretation which was poe-tic
..." Minneapolis critics gave
him similar reviews after his 1961
recital in the Twin Cities.
In 1962 Roche formed the Metro-politan
String Quartet, drawn from
members of the Minneapolis Sym-phony,
which has been active in
chamber music performances in
the Twin City area.
The Student Personnel Commit-tee
turned down the application
for charter by the Captain's Cabin
last Thursday. After hearing the
Cabin explained by J. David Patter-son
and Joe Masciopinto, the com-mittee
requested to hear students
who do not favor the Cabin. Bill
Madsen, Denny Wall, Jim Keim
and Vern Lewis appeared before
the committee.
In an official statement, the
committee said that its action was
based on he following considera-tions:
"1. The Cabin represents a pro,
liferation of campus groups and
is functionally competitive to
existing groups. The committee
The tentative schedule will be:
9 a.m.
10 a.m.—Convocation. Henry
11 a.m.—Small discussion groups
12 a.m.—Lunch
1 p.m.—Smith
2 p.m.—Small discussion groups
3 p.m.—Hinerman
4:30 p.m.—Coffee hour
5:30 p.m.—Dinner
8 p.m.—Henry
9:30 p.m.—Coffee hour
9-11 a.m.—Business meeting
11:30 a.m.—Luncheon. Henry
feels that the needs that have
sparked the group's action can
be met through existing groups,
2. The proposed constitution is
so loosely constructed as to per-mit
virtually any kind of mem,
bership, control and operation.
3. The tendency of such a club is
toward elitism and devisivism.
4. The actions of the Cabin lead-ership
have demonstrated little
ability to work within the cam-pus
While denying the Captain's
Cabin charter, the committee ex-pressed
the wish that "the found-ers
and sponsors of the group
would continue their operation
within the framework and under
the Student Life and/or the Social
Committee of the Student Senate."
SPAN Reveals
1966 Openings
The Student Project for Amity
among Nations (SPAN) recently
announced its choice of countries
to which four groups of academi-cally
superior students and their
advisers will travel in the summer
of 1966. The nations are Argen-tina,
Greece, Ethiopia and Indo-nesia.
Students interested in the SPAN
program are encouraged to con-tact
Professor W. H. Peterson,
Bethel's SPAN adviser, or Bill
Swenson, Bethel's 1965 SPANner
to Thailand for more information.
Although applications will be ac-cepted
through mid-March, early
application by honor students with
an interest in world affairs is re-commended.
Former Fulbright Scholar Steinhaus Speaks;
Outlines Benefits of Physical Education
Cultural Committee Features
Violinist Roche's Concert Soon
Faculty Rejects cabin;
Formulates Objections
Wu4 Wee, . .
Wednesday, December 16
Intramural basketball. Fieldhouse. 7 p.m.
Thursday, December 17
Sounding board. Student lounge. 9 P.m.
Friday, December 18
Vacation. 5 p.m.
Saturday, December 19
Dorms close. 5 p.m.
Tuesday, January 5
Classes resume. 8 a.m.
Student Senate. College aud. 7 p.m.
Wednesday, January 6
Basketball. River Falls.
Thursday, January 7 -
Saturday, January 9
AAES convention.
Thursday, January 7
Concert. Roche. College aud. 8 p.m.
Saturday, January 9
Wrestling. Hamline. Fieldhouse. 3:30 p.m.
Basketball. Wahpeton.
the CLARION
Published weekly during the academic year.
except during vacation and examination
periods, by the students of Bethel college
and seminary, St. Paul 1, Minn. Subscrip-tion
rate $3 per year.
Volume XL
No. 12
June Erickson
Associate Editor _____ Bill Swenson
Managing Editor
Rick Yonda
News Editor
Layout Editor _________
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Feature Editor
Barbara Rusche
Sports Editor
Ron Harris
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Business Manager
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Bonnie Carlson
Typing Manager
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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, December 16, 1964 Olson Doubts Financial Power
Denomination Considers Of Church-Related Colleges
Affirmation, Resources
This next year will be a year of decision for Baptist Gen-eral
Conference members because they must make a decision
almost as important as their decision to expand Bethel to the
extent of about $12 million. They must decide whether or not
Bethel should accept aid from the federal government avail-able
under the Educational Facilities Act.
The decision will be made at next summer's Akron, Ohio
convention, but the Conference must prepare to make that
decision now by considering its historic affirmation of the
principle of separation of church and state and its own re-sources.
If federal grants were to be accepted for Bethel, would
the line between church and state have been crossed? Would
the government be subsidizing the church and subsequently
taking away the freedom of the church? Some answer "Yes,"
and some answer "No." If this question can be answered
both ways, it can hardly be the deciding factor when the
decision is made.
Consideration of the Conference's resources sheds a clearer
light on the decision. Can Bethel exist and improve on Con-ference
giving alone? Past records suggest that the answer
is "No." The T,TFT program is behind schedule. The new in-complete
Seminary complex will leave the school with a large
debt and completion of the original plans would cost hundreds
of thousands more. With this debt it will take a long while
to build up funds for college expansion.
But more troublesome than the expansion expenses are
the current expenses. Bethel ended last year in the red and on
top of this deficit has added staff members and salary raises.
Added income from students cannot fill the gap because the
campus is filled to capacity now and tuition fees are at the
level where they cannot be raised much higher and still be
within the range of Conference youth, most of whom do not
belong to the upper income group.
The Conference has trouble supporting Bethel in its pre-sent
state; how will it support a bigger and better Bethel
in the future? High quality education is expensive and Bethel
can hardly improve without more support than the Confer-ence
is presently giving.
We on the campus want Bethel to expand and improve
to become a real force in the world of higher education. With-out
high quality education Bethel has little reason to exist
because its graduates cannot compete on the level of graduates
from secular institutions, consequently they have difficulty
reaching educated society for Christ.
It appears that the real choice before the Conference is
not whether or not it should accept federal aid for Bethel,
but whether or not it wants Bethel to grow and improve. In
light of the past decision to build a whole new campus for
Bethel, it seems that the Conference is interested in the col-lege's
growth and will consequently accept federal aid —
provided it does not forget about the real question of Bethel's
survival in higher education while considering the question
of separation of church and state.
Letters to the Editor:
Defunct Cabin Fills Campus Need
Dear Editor: sires to have a part in his society
This letter will no doubt be the and an importance.
last apology for the now defunct
A pie divided between four
Captain's Cabin. Do not be mis- people provides ample portions
taken, this is not a letter finding
for all, but when more people
fault with the Student Personnel are added to those dividing the
Committee for their action in this pie the individuals receive less
matter. It is, rather, merely a and less of a, portion. So it is
statement of my own opinions as with this feeling of belonging.
to the need of this organization As the student enrollment in-the
way it was finally presented. creases there is going to be less
The Bethel student body is of a chance for the individual
growing and as it grows the indi- to assert his belonging to Bethel
vidual becomes more and more in- College.
significant with respect to the bulk
Do not misunderstand me at this
of the students. Each persOn de- point. The situation I have describ-
Cabin Can Survive Denial
It is hard for those who have had an active interest in
Captain's Cabin not to be bitterly disappointed over the Stu-dent
Personnel Committee's denial of the charter.
Cabin enthusiasts find it easy to view the committee's
procedure and decision as unjust, but whether it is just or
pot, the decision is made. And Cabin sailors now have the
choice between bitterly dropping the whole idea or maturely
trying to repair the damage with the help of the Social Com-mittee
or the Student Life Council as the Student Personnel
Committee suggested in its denial of the Cabin charter.
Working within the Social Committee would not be im-possible
for the Captain's Cabin. In fact, becoming a part of
the Senate's budget and calendar would be advantageous. The
Cabin can continue to fill the social gap seen by its members
as a part of the Social Committee.
Don't give up the ship mates. The Captain's Cabin isn't
down vet!
Vietnam ...
Secret planning talks expected
to lead to bombing of Viet Cong
supply lines in Laos began between
U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor
and South Vietnamese Premier
Tran Van Huong.
The Vietnamese government an-nounced
increases in American
military and economic aid and
ed is not necessarily bad or good.
It is simply inevitable.
The tendency then arises for the
individual to initiate smaller in-terest
groups where they can re-capture
this feeling of belonging.
There is a need for the individual
to stand up and say that he is a
member of some group, that he is
important to that group and that
his group is an integral part of
the whole. The Captain's Cabin
was merely one such group.
Many were of the opinion that
the Captain's Cabin was too lib-eral
for the Bethel campus. Per-haps
it was, in as much as it
was new and it deviated some
what from the status quo.
I think that few will deny that
the liberalising influence is in-creasingly
more prevelent in our
Christian lives. I cannot presume
to suggest a means of stopping it
completely, but perhaps a small
concession when the opportunity
presents itself can prolong a major
change when there is little choice.
I would like to say in closing
that the Captain's Cabin did one
thing that no other organization
has been able to do. It involved
those who don't normally partici-pate
in campus functions in an or-ganization
that was designed to
be of benefit to the campus.
J. David Patterson
said joint plans are being made to
curb Communist infiltration from
North Vietnam.
The trend is up in South Viet-nam—
militarily and politically
the war against the Communists
looks better than at any time
in more than a year.
Sudan ...
Ten were killed and many in-jured
when warfare broke out at
Khartoam airport. Thousands of
Negroes massed there to protest
domination of that East African
nation by its Arab majority.
President Johnson and British
Prime Minister Harold Wilson
opened a two-day conference Dec,
8 with the visiting leader warning
of "urgent problems" and "grow-ing
stresses and strains" within
the Atlantic Alliance.
Russia - UN ...
The Soviet Union has quietly
consented to make a voluntary
payment toward its $52.6 million
debt for the Congo and Middle
East operations, thereby increas-ing
hopes that the financial cri-sis
will end before Christmas.
Congolese Premier Moise Tsch-ombe
said the rebellion in his
African country has been crush-ed.
"We are in a position today to
announce the end of the revolu-tion
in the Congo," Tschombe told
a news conference.
U.S. Defense Dept....
Defense Secretary Robert S. Mc-
Namara rammed head-on into a
scrap with Congress when he said
he would order Army Reserve
units transferred to the National
Guard in a move to save $150 mil-lion
a year by pruning dead wood.
Former President Dwight D,
Eisenhower and former Vice Presi-dent
Richard M. Nixon have told
Senator Barry Goldwater that his
hand-picked GOP chairman must
have a mandate not just a major-ity
to stay at the helm of the
to apply for federal grants under the Educa-tional
Facilities Act to apply on the construction of
certain academic buildings for Bethel College on
the new campus?
Opponents to accepting federal grants are con-vinced
that if the school enters into a government
subsidy program we have planted the kiss of death
on church-state separation.
Without benefit of extended discussion. two ques-tions
should be raised.
How separate is church and state now as far as
Bethel College is concerned? The largest single grant,
property tax exemption, is not to be taken lightly.
During the '30's the National Youth Administration
gave grants to students who worked on college cam-puses.
And during the '40's and '50's the G.I. Bills
were sizeable grants, though indirect.
In recent years the school has entered into
long-term, low interest loan agreements with the
federal government for dormitory erection. Each
involvement must be studied on its own merits.
So too with the H.E.F. Act.
Will the Higher Education Facilities Act destroy
our religious freedom? This is the essential ques-tion.
State-Church relations are subsidiary to this
priamry concern. The provisions
in the H.E.F. Act are explicit.
Care is taken that money can not
be used for chapels, divinity
schools or any facility for sectar-ian
Further the Act states: "No de-partment,
agency, officer or em-ployee
of the United States shall,
under the authority of this Act,
exercise any direction, supervision
or control over, or impose any re-quirements
or conditions with re-spect
to the personnel, curriculum,
methods of instruction or admini-stration
of any educational institu-tion."
There seems to be nothing in
this Act that can be construed
as a sinister devise to destroy
religious freedom.
If the Conference is really ser-ious
about protecting the wall of
separation, and decides at the
Akron Conference sessions in June,
1965 to go it alone minus govern-ment
assistance, then there will
have to be more concrete evidence
of its purist position than chest
thumping oratory and flag waving
One look at the proposed opera-tional
budget for the 1965-66
Bethel school year, $1,991,230 is
reason enough to take a good ser-ious
look at the Conference philo-sophy
of fund raising for its lib-eral
arts college.
by Dr. Virgil Olson
The future existence of Bethel College is at
stake, like it is for many church related colleges in
America. Can Bethel College plan for an expanding
program of high quality liberal arts education with
the present type of denominational financial under-girding?
From the idealist point of view, there should be
no hesitancy in believing that a growing small denom-ination
can support adequately its two schools: Bethel
College and Seminary and Vancouver Bible Institute.
From a practical point of view, it appears that
the Conference bears lightly the mantel of finan-cial
responsibility. The constituency is not deeply
committed to higher education. Note the lagging
response to LIFT and the stumbling support of
the increasing annual budgets of recent years.
Either non-denominational sources for substan-tial
grants must be obtained or otherwise a cut back
of long-range plans must be made which could re-sult
in an inferior, non-competitive scholastic role
in the face of greatly expanding national programs
of education.
The question before the Baptist General Confer-ence
is this: Should the Board of Education be al-
114a-Readell 2,4ede
A deeply rooted custom of Christmas in Minnesota is snow, and
Bethel has its share. The campus is fortunate or perhaps unfortunate
to have an overabundance of this symbol that has become associated
with the Christmas season throughout the world. The CLARION staff
would like to take this opportunity to wish Bethel students a very merry
white Christmas. The next CLARION will appear Jan. 13.
A Welcome Awaits You At
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Berean (Burnsville)
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Telephone John H. Bergeson, Extension Director,
for information or transportation-644-9622
Christmas Cards you won't find elsewhere!
Elim Baptist Church
685 - 13th Avenue Northeast
Sunday School-9:45 a.m. College Class
Morning Service—I I:00 a.m.
Evening Chapel-7:00 p.m.
College-Business Fellowship-8:30 p.m.
Rev. Emmett V. Johnson, Pastor
Mr. Norman McLean, duet. Pastor
Bus transportation at 9:15 a.m. and 6:15 p.m.
Bethel Sends Aid
To Negro Group
Bethel faculty members recently
sent a letter of encouragement and
modest financial support to Negro
church members in Sunnyside,
Miss. Co-ordinator, Dr. Ivan Fahs,
termed faculty co-operation in the
practical mission of concern be-tween
Christian communities "gra-tifying
and pleasing."
The church in Sunnyside receiv-ed
minor damages on the evening
of Nov. 17 when shots were fired
after a church meeting. A Negro
man present fired two shots into
the air hoping to scare off the
men in a car which had circled the
church several times. The car fin-ally
left after scattering Ku Klux
Klan pamphlets.
The Negro gun handler was sub-sequently
arrested and bail was
set at $250. This Negro commun-ity
has a population of 662 people
whose average annual income is
$600 and many of them are depen-dent
on public assistance.
People of the town raised the
money to have him released on
bail, presumably at the expense
of some of their food money. Since
this time five families have had
their welfare funds cut off by
local authorities and civil rights
workers have expressed the fear
that the people in this town are
simply being starved out.
George Winter, correspondent
for a group attempting to co-or-dinate
civil rights organizations,
sent a letter to Dr. Fahs saying
that "FBI men seem more inter-ested
in being buddy-buddy with
the local officials, more interested
investigating us than in helping
bring justice to an end.
"It would be of symbolic value
if you'd send about $10 or $15
down to repair the church. Some-times
a symbol is all we have to
work with."
Dr. Fahs has thus far sent $30
in contributions from faculty mem-bers.
Joe Marcea and Roger Kings-ley
have headed up the handling
of student contributions and have
received $17.
Dear Editor:
That the student body has at
last become aware of the fact that
there is a racial problem is won-derful.
That certain students are
willing to make an effort to bet-ter
inform Bethelites of the real
problems by arranging interracial
contacts, is commendable.
One suggestion ... there seems
to be little need to carefully ar-range
an importation of study spe-cimens.
There are hundreds of
Negroes in our area. There should
be no need to create an artificial
There is (and has been) an inter-est
in Bethel among Negro young
people. These potential students
have received little encourage-ment.
Possibly some moral (and
financial) support for those who
are interested would be all it
would take to "fill the gap in
Room-mates & Friends
Bethel Boolatilevie
The entire seminary faculty met
with the executive secretaries of
the Baptist General Conference and
the Conference board of trustees
from the Twin Cities area last Wed-nesday
in the first of a series of
theological colloquiums. The sub-ject
of discussion was the inerr-ancy
of the scriptures.
Dean of the Seminary, Gordon
Johnson, had proposed that such
discussion might be profitable be-fore
his inauguration as dean.
After a spontaneous debate on the
Affirmation of Faith and inerr-ancy
of the Scriptures between
Seminary seniors and some con-ference
secretaries occurred when
Bethel's education."
However, these people are not
yearning to be lab samples. They
want to be just another Bethel
student. To be imported for study
would be just another symbol of
Commendable as student partici-pation
is, cannot function effec-tively
without administration sup-port.
Will they be willing to back
us on this project or will they
impede progress with a morbid
preoccupation with such personal
topics as dating plans?
I sincerely hope Bethel can
achieve better racial balance and
the seniors made their annual trip
to Chicago, Dr. Johnson decided
that a colloquium on this topic
would be helpful.
Colloquium discussion centered
around a paper presented by Dr,
Clarence Bass which explained the
distinction between inerrancy, in-spiration
and authority of the
According to President Carl
Lundquist, no definite conclusions
came out of the discussion except
"to have such discussions more
often." He also reported that no
one expressed the desire to ask
all conference pastors to sign the
Affirmation of Faith when the
that the heirarchy will support this
effort honestly.
Marie Weigum
Thanks Senate
To the Editor:
A great big "Thank you" to the
Senate from students who like to
eat on trays and tray on them too.
This responsible, creative method
of problem-solving is a good recom-mendation
for the Senate.
Thanks again,
Kathy Harvie
Wednesday, December 16, 1964
by Gwen Lemke
"Christmas means festive occas-ions
to the majority," states Greg
Bubullion. "The Armenian Christ-mas
is celebrated on January 6.
Christmas music is played on ra-dio
and television, we attend pri-vate
school programs and go visit-ing
and all sorts of things during
this festive occasion."
The Armenians celebrate private-ly
in their homes, but for the oth-ers,
"it is a strange practice which
they don't comprehend." Greg
says, "The best thing about this
occasion is the presents."
Samuel Bolet from Cuba and
Miriam Mansilla from Guatemala
celebrated the holiday season
quite similarly, and as Bolet ex-presses,
"it is a very, very happy
time, just like here; suddenly
everything switches to the spirit
of Christmas. We don't have
Christmas trees, but we have
some decoration that usually oc-cupies
half of the living room.
This represents a manger scene."
"During the night, a good friend
of the house steals the image of
group considered the application
of the Affirmation.
Very little of the colloquium's
time was devoted to the problem,
presently of concern to Seminary
faculty and students. President
Lundquist merely explained that
a group of Seminary students were
meeting with faculty about a,
stronger devotional emphasis and
a more positive personal stand by
professors when teaching difficult
issues, so that students at gradua-tion
have stronger convictions
than when they entered.
"It was a warm and wholesome
discussion about why we are do-ing
what we are doing," said Presi-dent
Lundquist in summary.
the CLARION Page 3
Jesus and after a while he brings
him back with a new dress," ex-plains
Miss Mansilla. The "three-kings"
take the place of Santa
Clause in the Latin American
When asked about how he
likes the difference in weather,
Sam answered, "I think snow
goes with it. Even in the Cuban
mind, it is related to the Christ-mas
"In Mexico," Isaias Cervantes
explains, "it is quite different from
the United States as for customs,
but the theme is the same." They
have a lot of paper decorations,
but can't always find pine trees,
so often they have "any kind of
Christmas trees," he says.
Ruth Chan explains Christmas
in Hong Kong this way: "Many
celebrate it, but don't know the
real meaning. It is a time for
parties, social activities, relaxa-tion
and catch-up studying for
students to meet their finals in
January." Everyone there puts
up a Christmas tree.
"Since there is not enough room
in the house for a real tree, arti-ficial
trees are used. Cotton is put
on it to represent snow. The Pro-testants
go caroling by car or by
tape recordings. "Many evangelis-tic
meetings are held and tracts
with the real meaning of Christmas
are given out."
"What's most thrilling about
Christmas in Israel is that it is the
Holy Land where it all happened,"
explains Elias Shibly. He doesn't
think it is as interesting as in the
United States and although "it's
an eastern culture, there isn't much
difference. Generally speaking
there is no Christmas except in
Christian groups. It is prominent
in Nazareth because of the Chris-tians
and tourists."
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Faculty, Conference Secretaries Hold
Colloquium on Inerrancy of Scripture
Foreign Students Share
Christmas Traditions
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Sunday School 9:30 Morning Service 10:45
College CYF 8:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:00
Rev. Ellis Eklof, Jr., Pastor Roberta Yaxley, Dir. of Music
Riding his opponentis Doug King, the Royal's wrestling team co-captain.
Scene of the action is the Bethel fieldhouse where the wrestler&
hold their home meets. Having been unsuccessful in their first four,
outings, the grapplers will renew the charge against River Falls on
Jan. 6, 1965.
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Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. College-age class
Morning Worship, 11 a.m.
Evening Service, 7 p.m.
College-age Fellowship After Evening Service
Albert Windham Bruce Anderson
Pastor Youth Director
(Bus leaves Bodien at 9:30 a.m. — cars at 6:45 p.m.)
kro4z,4 o, with Ron Harris
Yogi Berra continues to amaze the world with quips that prove
he is really not an uneducated baseball manager, but a rough-diamond
George Bernard Shaw whose Yogisms will live forever.
For example, when questioned concerning Little League baseball
Yogi says, "Great. It keeps the kids outa the house." One year Yogi said
the Yankees made "too many wrong mistakes." Upon leaving a restaur-ant
recently, Yogi quipped, "No wonder nobody comes to this restaur-ant.
It's so crowded you can't get in."
I trust Bartlett's will give several pages to Berra in their
next outburst. Alphabetically, he would fit in somewhere near Francis
Bacon or Lord Byron.
The Bethel basketball team should fit somewhere between too,
not for their famous words but fine play. Coach Jerry Healy's players
have come a long way since the opener, developing some beautiful
plays and a good stout defense.
In the poorly-refereed contest Friday night, the Royal's were down
by 12 points at one time, but fought back to tie the game, only to
lose in an overtime. Saturday night was a different story as Don Moore
pumped in 42 points and the entire team hustled to defeat Sioux
Falls again.
Look out Stout State! The Bartlett boys of Bethel are performing
Monday night and with Coach Healy doing the editing, a few more
plays may be recorded.
Grapplers Drop Another
As St. Paul College Wins
Page 4 the CLARION Wednesday, December 16, 1964
Royals Drop Close Contest;
Overpower Sioux Falls Foes
The Bethel Royals basketball
team ran headlong into their first
slow-down-type offensive opponent
this year, and were edged 56-55.
Northwestern utilized a spread-out
offense to draw out Coach
Healy's 2-1-2 zone and thus slowed
down the game considerably.
Bethel jumped to a quick 11-8 lead
on a fine pass from Don Moore
to George Palke underneath, a
Dave Bjorklund 12 footer and a
hook shot by Moore.
That was the last time the
Royals had the lead until the
second half, as Northwestern
came back with a 14-11 lead on
Jim Groehout's fine shooting.
With 6:29 remaining in the half,
the Royals switched to a man-to-man
defense and seemed to be
working well, having tied the score
24-24 with a minute left. But
Northwestern turned in some slick
ball handling, scoring six straight
points for a 30-24 lead. Moore tra-veled
to the line with only seconds
left and established the halftime
score of 30-26.
The Royals came out the second
half, immediately a man-to-man
Bethel Bends
To Stout State
The Bethel basketball team drop-ped
its third game of the season
Monday night to a strong Stout
State five, 73 to 60. The front line
of Stout's, which averaged 6'5"
was too much for the aggressive
Royal's zone to contend with, as
time and again they scored on the
baseline. Leading scorers for
Bethel were Jerry Moulton with
20 points, Don Moore with 18 and
George Palke, 14.
Women Lose
Bethel suffered its first defeat
at the hands of a pressing Augs-burg
offense 38-26 on Monday
night. Captain Cindy Heath led
the team with 17 points. She was
followed by Barb Lindman and Jan
Markell with 5 and 4. Augsburg's
physical education majors, who led
all the way, provided Bethel with
its strongest competition of the
Snelling Avenue
at Highway 36
Party room for groups
Fri. - Sat. til 3 a.m.
defense and shoved the lead to
34-30 on two jump shots and a free
throw by Rich Nelson.
Northwestern then switched to
playing more inside-ball and
with 8:45 remaining were the
possessors of a big 10 point lead,
47-37. The Royals quickly bounc-ed
Edgar Peterman stole the ball
and scored a three pointer as he
was fouled after the shot. Dick
Robertson snatched a rebound,
flipped in a two pointer, followed
by Jerry Moulton's 12 footer and
then another long jump shot by
Palke put the Royals ahead 48-47
with a jump shot. After a North-western
bucket, Dick Robertson
worked loose underneath and scor-ed,
giving the Royals the lead a-gain,
50-49. The score was then
tied 51-51 at 1:24 and the Royals
decided to play for the last shot.
They missed and the game went
into overtime.
Moore scored two big buckets
to give the St. Paul men a 55-51
lead but the Iowans came within
one point 55-54. They then stole
a Royal bounce pass into the
center and scored with 11 sec-onds
remaining, giving them the
lead, and consequently, the ball
On Saturday night the Royals
downed Sioux Falls as big Don
Moore pumped in 42 points and
Jerry Moulton flipped in 12 to
lead the team.
The Royals jumped to a quick
6-0 lead on shots by Moulton and
Moore, and after that were never
With 9 minutes remaining, the
lead was stretched to 10 points,
24-14, as the M & M boys continu-ed
to hit. With 6 minutes left in
the half, Palke became the third
Bethel scorer as he hit a 6 footer.
Bethel widened the margin to
41-17 as substitutes poured into
the game, and after the Braves
scored three points, the half ended,
The game slowed down midway
through the second half, allowing
Sioux Falls to fall within 12 points,
60-48, but that was as close as
they got as the Royal's substitutes
took over. The final score was 78-
The Bethel Royals wrestling team
hosted St. Paul Bible College Fri-day
and were defeated.
Denny Nyhohn, wrestling in the
123 lb. division, was pinned in the
third period to give St. Paul Bible
the lead 5-0. Bob Baffa jumped to
a quick lead on a takedown, then
threw his opponent on his back,
pinned him, and tied the score
Ron Harris, wrestling in the
137 lb. division, lost the take-down,
but gained an escape and
was then reversed for a 4-1 loss.
S.P.B.C. again gained the lead
Doug King scored on a take-down,
an escape and another take-down,
to gain a 4-2 victory and
tie the score at 8-8. Don Wilson
gained a takedown, gave up a re-verse
to his opponent before fin-ally
being pinned in the first per-iod,
giving St. Paul Bible the lead
again, 13-8.
John Benson grappling at 167,
again tied the score, 13-13, as he
scored a takedown, flipped his man
over and pinned him in the first
Denny Rossi lost the takedown
attempt, was forced over and
pinned in the first period, giv-ing
the S.P.B.C. lads the lead
Leroy Nelson gained an escape
in the second period, put his op-
for kid brother
or sister
Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
—small, medium, large
ponent on his back, but was un-able
to get a pin. He won a 4-0
decision. The Royals lost the match
Women Cagers
Win First Two
The Bethel women's basketball
team opened its 1964-1965 season
by winning its first two games.
Last Tuesday they avenged last
year's losses to Northwestern of
Minneapolis by defeating them 21-
Barb Lindman, starting fresh-man
forward, was high scorer with
ten. She was followed by Cindy
Heath with seven. Bethel gained
an early lead and kept it till the
last quarter when Northwestern
gained a one point lead. The fast
action of the final period ended
with Bethel on top.
On Thursday the team traveled
to the College of Saint Catherine
where Eunice Murra coached the
team to a close victory. St. Kate's
led at the end of the first period,
but Bethel came out on top at the
end of the other three. Miss Heath
led scoring with 20.
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Rough week. TGIG
Bit rough, eh? ;-)*
For sure, we all know about the AWU nonsense, so there's no need to go on about that tonight. But I hope everyone's aware of Gillard's latest time warp to the Dark Ages proposal. (thanks, Bolta).
Attorney-General Nicola Roxon's proposed changes massively expand the list of characteristics people can be offended by, expanding the jurisdiction into shops, workplaces and sporting clubs.
The regime will provide a new weapon in the war on free speech by even including "political opinion" as a ground on which people can be discriminated against.
This extraordinary change makes even innocuous political expressions subject to the law – a person need only be offended or insulted in order to make out a claim. Shop owners displaying signs in support of a political candidate may now be legally discriminating against employees who want the other guy to win…
Not only do the changes represent an extraordinary attack on freedom of speech, they also undermine fundamental legal principles derived from 800 years of common law. They would reverse the onus of proof, forcing employers to prove that they are innocent of discrimination.
Saw that yesterday. Make of that what you will.
Um, what else? Oh, the Israel/Palestine thing. Well, Israel says they're happy, so let's not worry about the 12 Hamas rockets fired into Israel since the ceasefire, nor their thanking of Iran… the guys who supplied those fancy rockets that could and did hit Tel Aviv.
Anyway, enough. Music.
Infected Mushroom. Arguably one of the best EDM acts on the planet, and perhaps the best out of Israel.
*what? TGIG? Thank God it's good.
No, not the bloody pic, the bloody week. I had a good week. Sorry, I mixed metaphors with that Roxon/Gillard pic. Very messy. Sorry. Please try and enjoy the music and/or comment… I need another drink and a smoke.
Carry on.