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repair braids make curls switches or tsaud leweliy setts also make fami ir into wteaths and boquets i â– terms eall al i er resideuce ou chureh street west of the methodist church sam pies ean be seen at s w terrell's store mi uniss streeti may 9 1872 34tf tiie watchman office is well supplied with a large and elegant assortment of plai 1 fancy jqb rms pictorial or cut illustrations c suitable for all kinds of printing also finer and more ornamental types fur ! business & professional ____>â– 1 visiting party and w edding cards ; colic ire raid school t j tllll i j ..," ' iiii i i i_lj j uli i,i i — circulars of all kinds ; pamphlets tobacco notices and l a b e l s for all purposes ;• fa lu § la nte for clerks magistrates and solicitors ; or anything else required in the printing line the carolina luatdjman as a newspaper s a candidate for public favor its circulation is good and its standing and patronage improving it is one of tlio best advertising mediums in the state and oilers its facilities on as liberal terms as anv in the district court ofthe united states for :!.. cape fear districl of xorth carolina in the matter of john w holm bankrupt i'i in the application of the assignee of john v holm bankrupt it isordyed that a second meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt be held in charlotte on ihe 29th of may 1872 at 10 o'clock a in nt the office of r ii broadfield me ofthe registers in bankruptcy in said dis trict for the purpose named in the twenty-se venth section ofthe act of congress w h simpson assignee may 1st 1872 2wo4 miscellaneous news mecklestbueg supeeior court — tito whole two weeks of the court wa.s occupied with the state docket — mostly negro eases nat caldwell and eliza davidson negros wen tried last wee for intir deriii a young baby borne liv eliza both were found guilty isai was sen tenced to be hanged on the 26th of j july he and eliza both confessed their guilt and eliza was sentenced to be hanged on the 16th of august the mother of eliza having induced the killing of the child was arraigned but removed her ease to cabarrus elam pottsand violet sloan negroes were also tried for child murder the jury returned a verdict agrtinst them for concealing the child but not for murder thev were sentenced to li months imprisonment newton y chandler white con victed of rape was sentenced to l>o hanged on the 9th of august the case of chandler was removed from lincoln to this county he is a young man but is guilty of a iost outrage ous offence against a decent and virtu ous girl — char democrat surgical operation — the unusu al operation of hysterotomy was per formed on yesterday by dr j t dar ! by upon a colored woman in this city the womb and nine tmiors were re moved dr robertson of winnsboro was present together with the profes sion here the patient when last i heard from was doing well the op eration which io believe is seldom j : attempted was deemed necessary in or j der to save life — columbia carolinian terrible tornado — st louis may 28 — dispatches irom versailles and other points in southwest miss ouri savs a terrible tornado passed ovor morgan county on saturday eve i ning on the farm of a verv eisher o _â– and others houses barns orchards fences c were completely destroyed mr jacob blosser and his child were killed and mrs blosser avery eish er and his wile and twelve others were wounded only five of whom are ex pected to recover in the vicinity of elorence a great numb r of houses barns ac were destroyed -*•«►- grant in the wilderness in noticing t'ie bos of the senatorial clown from nevada which was couch ed in ihe words '*< i in has been in the wilderness before and he will come out as he did before a washington correspondent of the new york world comments as follows how did ( rant come out ofthe wil derness let us see he had on as suming command may 4 1864 of ef fective men besides the reserve when he crossed the rapadan 125,000 lee at the same time had an effective fi re of 52,000 grant's reinforcements up to the battle of cold harbor june 3 were97,000 lee's reinforcements up to t\w same date were 18,000 grant's total force including reinforcements was 222,000 lee's total force inclu ding reinforcements was 70,000 re ference to their respective governments showed that when both armies had reached tiie james june 10 the number of grant's armv that had been put hors de combat was 117,000 up to this date the number of lee army that had been put hors de combat was 19 i;00 grant had more than three men for every one that lee had 222,000 to 70,000 grant lost more than six men for every one that lee lost — 117,000 to 19,000 grant lost asma nv as lee had and 12,000 over half as many more besides 1 1 7 m 10 1 » 71 >,< m li ». j grant having in the lirst instance more than twice as many men as lee 125 000 to 52,000 — yet had to be rein forced by more men than lee ever had — 97,000 to 70,000 these enormous armies did not suffice to over throw lee this line which was fought on all sum mer was abandoned all that sum mer and the fall succeeding and then the winter and at last the spring was spent before by this system of ex j changing six dead or wounded north ' era soldiers for every one dead or wounded southern soldier the exhaus tion of lee and his army became com ' plete at appomattox court-house this being the way grant got out of i the wilderness we may imagine over | what rack and overthrow nay ruin ofj the best interests of his country he will i if he does escape from the wildi rncss of popular doubt and disfavor that now environs his path to re-election gov scott in a letter to a new york firm say the interest on the siate debt cannot in ; aid before july j 1873 as the last legislal ire made no provision for its payment . i a narrow guage railroad is to be built from yorkville s c to lenoir n c gen robert b vance was on saturday last nominated by tiie democrats foi congress from the mountain district hon j c harper is tbe present incum bent capt t i johnston of buncombe is nominated for elector social assassination a virtuous and innocent woman done to death by slanderous tongues some two or three weeks ago va-^ne rumors commenced to reach nashvile se j riously affecting the reputation of ex | president johnson and a lady of green ville — wife ofthe postmaster at that place we made inquiry were infoi%_ed on good authority that the statements were base ; less and refrained hum anv allusion thereto in our columns bui the gossips would not desist all manner of reports concerning the lady and gentleman m n tinned were persistently kept in circnla * tion and we finally telegraphed !•■a pro i mineut citizen of greenville who au awered several days since as fallows : there is not an atom ot truth in the : alleged scandal lying tongues have driven a virtuous christian july to ' insane suicide this is a candid state ment of the facts convinced of the foul ii justice that i had been done we still forebore out of i respect for the parties involved to give it undue publicity but the following dis i patch from brooklyn new york to the i indianapolis journal shows that the j slanderers were determined not to be defeated of their purpose a few days since it was announced that mrs emily harold wife of the post master at greenville east tenncsse had j committed suicide by shooting herself through the head with a revolver a let ter just received hy a resident of creen ville now in brooklyn attending the methodist general conference conveys the intelligence that mrs harold had been seduced by ex-president johnson and that discovery and exposure led her to | the commission of the rash act great i indignation is expressed among the i citizens of greenville against the ex • president and many of the best citizens i refuse to speak to him on the street we have had every opportunity to learn oil the circumstances so grossly \ misstated in the dispatch above quoted ' and have no hesitation in saying that for heartless cruelty on the part of the insti j ! gators and perpetrators this affair stands ; unparalleled in the annals of social mur â– der it was frequently referred to by : â– prominent east tennessee republicans ! dining tlir slate convention of their par ty recently held here and they were ' i unaoimons in declaring that the reports which rendred mrs harrold insane and led her to take her own life were as false as the malice of those who invented them ; was iuappeasablc and devilish all of i these ge.'itlemen were mr johnson's political opponents some of them his personal enemii s — yet ihey all expressed the firmest conviction of his innocence ail he testimony to the life-time p'u y of the ladv with whose name his had i i s i fatally assoiated they explained that greenville is a gossiping village of some thousand inh ibitants and that for sir johnson to so much as how to a iadv on the streets is sufficient to make her the social puy l his enemies his moral conduct since he retired from the ! presidential chair to his home in that place has been irreproachable even had i such not been the case he would hardly j have been base enough to betray the wife of his oldest friend — of the man who i toiled bside him in the same simp and who was not forgotten in the days of his fame and prosperity — nashville banner upon the sa:ne subject the union and american speaks ns follows there having appeared in cincinnati papers of the r.mst and 2:jd instant a ru ! rnoi that ex president johnsen had been guilty of improper intimacy with a lady in greenville we deem it due both to the i ex-president and to the memory of the ladv now deceased to say that upon the j announcement of such a rumor in green j ville the place ofthe residence ofthe parties a committee of citizens irrespec j live of party took the mailer in hand ; and made a thorough investigation tin ' result was a complete refutation of the i imputation and a denunciation of the story as not only false bnt without the slightest shadow of foundation the lady was the wife of om of mr johnson's oldest and lest friends in the language of a spe cial telegram to the unian and american announcing her death and burial the funeral occurred at the presbyterian church of which sin had been a consis tent member for over thirty years a iar°*e concourse followed the remains to j the grave the deceased was was fifty two years of age and had for forty years led an upright irreproachable life in this community we will add a further ex ; tract from a private letter written by a well-known lawyer of greenville a xorthern gentleman who has been living there since the war she was one ofthe purest i est most universally beloved women i ever knew then isn't a man voman or child of any religion politics or color in the county who believes one , word of the slanderous report the wilmington star learns that about 825,000 have beeu subscribed to building the railroad from that place to a ._, '-,.. | .. . .:,. i th '* work will be commenced in ab 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slowly sadly in the morning : uut the shade of evening stealing o'er ns hear its meriy p-.ali .. changing changing ever changing oh ! life harp thy strains are blending earthly tones and heavenly breathing holy thoughts with cares unwreathing o'er e.-i'tli's wide wilderness i sings till death with rude hands sweeps the strings : ne wailing song tie hasp is broken its dying note are sadly sj oken but when the strings are rudely riven the teh sounds alar in heaven and onms the soul just newly come in welcome to im heavenly home thru the days of our rejoicing thru the days of praver and fasting when demon doubts around ns sweep in darkening robes and bill us weep ; when hope with gentle guiding hand points upward to that better land its measured murmurs still beat on as fall the lives one by one ih ! dear life harp what hand would stay thy litt'tii music for one dav one hour one moment u it be in life ur destiny tis destiny we would not know when we were llest if all hours were hours of 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dangerous state mothers wc wish it were possible to persande some — otherwise most excellent mothers — how much trouble they would save them ivi s liy exercising a little firmness ton aids iheir young children ( f course it takes more time to contest a point with a child than to yield it ; and a busy moth er not reflecting that this is not for once pbut im thousands of future times and to rid herself of future importunity savs wearily yes — yes you may do it wne:i all the wiiile she knows it to be wrong and most injurious to ihe child — then there comes a lime when she must say no ! and the difficulty of enforcing it at so late a pei imi of indulgence none can tell but easy mothers of self-willed i childien for your own sokes then if y ii have imt lln future good of your childien at heart ; — for your own sakes — ! and to save yourselves great trouble in the future learn to say xo — and take lime to enforce i let every thing else ' go if necessary because this contest must , be fonght 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The Bisons are in need of a comeback after losing 88-52 at Belmont Thursday night. Campbell, the Bisons' opponent Monday night at Allen Arena at 7:15, is coming off a 90-55 loss at Belmont Saturday.
"Each game is important," Lipscomb coach Scott Sanderson said. "It will be important how we respond and play.
"We got beat in every facet of the game against Belmont. We have to understand it and we have to accept it. We have been disciplined in practice. Now we have to take that discipline into the games. That is the question."
The Bisons, 9-7, 4-3 in the Atlantic Sun, are 6-3 overall against Campbell at Allen Arena. The last two seasons they have split regular season games. The Bisons have lost to Campbell the last two times at Allen Arena. Campbell, 9-7, 3-4 in the conference, won 86-82 at Allen Arena last season. In 2009 they used a 3-point shot at the buzzer to take a 69-68 win over the Bisons.
"Campbell plays hard," Sanderson said. "They are extremely athletic. They press a lot. They play some zone. They do a lot of different things. They are very dangerous."
Sanderson is worried about Campbell, but at this stage of the season he is most concerned with what is happening with his team.
The need to be more disciplined on the court, no matter what the circumstances, has been a problem for the Bisons.
"We have to learn that regardless of what happens we have to be more disciplined about what we do in terms of shot selection and more disciplined on both sides of the ball," Sanderson said. "We have to be disciplined when things are good and we have to be disciplined when things are not going that well.
"The discipline part is getting the shot that we want, not the shot that the other team wants you to take. Against Belmont we took the shots they wanted us to take."
The Bisons played a disciplined brand of basketball through most of the non-conference portion of the schedule, but have struggled in the last few games.
"Earlier in the year in every close game we had, including both Austin Peay games and Tennessee Tech on the road; we executed and won," Sanderson said. "It is the same team that got beat by 36 against Belmont.
"The thing is that it is fixable. And we are going to fix it."
In the practice sessions since the Belmont loss the theme has been the drive for the ultimate goal _ a berth in the NCAA Tournament.
"We have 40 days to figure it out," Sanderson said. "We know what our ultimate goal is. We want to figure out what we are doing sooner than later obviously.
"If some guys don't completely buy in we might take another step backwards to take two steps forward. They are getting the message. In our practices they have embraced it. If they don't embrace our mission in games they won't play."
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Greece to dilute protection against home seizures
ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece's conservative-led government said Thursday it will water down laws protecting homeowners from foreclosures, but insisted that vulnerable borrowers worst-hit by the country's financial woes will still not lose their homes.
Since the Greek debt crisis broke in late 2009, triggering global economic unrest and throwing the eurozone into disarray, banks have been banned from repossessing primary residences worth up to 200,000 euros ($270,000).
That shielded Greeks from the wave of evictions afflicting Spain, another battered southern European economy where about 30,000 people lost their primary residences last year because of non-payment of mortgages.
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said his government is working on amendments targeting those who can pay off their mortgages but don't, while retaining protection for the poor.
"Primary residences of socially weak citizens and those who can demonstrably not service their loans will be absolutely protected," he said after talks with key coalition ally Evangelos Venizelos, Greece's foreign minister who heads the small Socialist party.
The repossession issue is politically explosive, as a handful of lawmakers in Samaras' coalition, which has a slender parliamentary majority, have threatened to block any effort to lift the ban.
The main opposition Syriza radical left coalition called Thursday for full debt forgiveness for all Greeks below the poverty line.
Greece is implementing harsh spending cuts and reforms demanded by creditors in return for rescue loans that have kept the country afloat since it lost access to bond markets in 2010.
But, while largely taming runaway budget deficits, the austerity has plunged the economy into a deep recession and led to record unemployment.
The real estate market has taken a strong hit, with prices falling in real terms below levels last seen a decade ago. According to the Bank of Greece, home prices have dropped about 30 percent since 2009, while the market is plagued by excess supply and high taxation. Despite a sharp fall in rents, swathes of properties remain untenanted, including prime commercial real estate in the country's largest cities.
Meanwhile, tens of thousands of homeowners who took out mortgages in a housing boom that just preceded the crisis are struggling to repay loans on their depreciated properties. Some 21 percent of housing loans were in arrears at the end of last year, up from 15 percent in 2011, and the figure is expected to exceed 25 percent this year.
Venizelos, the Socialist party leader, said few of these borrowers would end up homeless.
"The figures I have seen show there is no problem," he said. "There are very few dishonest people who, although they are not truly unable to pay, hide behind those who do need protection."
He said weeding ban exploiters and allowing the sale of repossessed properties would boost domestic lenders, which required billions of euros from European rescue funds to keep going.
"The issue is not the auctions, but rather to restart housing credit to the benefit of the entire economy," he said.
It was unclear how many homeowners would be affected, with media estimates ranging from 1,000 to 10,000. Government officials say the changes would affect people with other properties or substantial bank accounts, and a finance ministry task force is racing to identify such borrowers.
Greece's Pomida property federation said the government's plans would send a badly-needed message to unscrupulous borrowers.
"It's good that the country protected people in trouble at the beginning of the crisis," Pomida head Stratos Paradias told The Associated Press. "But this protection can't apply to everyone, forever, because then you give the message to all borrowers that they do not really have to repay their loans."
"Banks are not social policy tools, they are businesses," he said. "We have become a society that demonizes lenders and sanctifies borrowers."


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I find myself liking and co-operating with Reformed Protestant Christians - If I can develop a spiritual ethos then form a doctrinal belief system that really works in terms of Reformed Protestant Christianity.
If you spend long enough on this forum, you'll come away with all sorts of weird, untrue ideas of Orthodox Christianity.
I would suggest most persons in general avoid any question beginning with why.
Are Reformed Protestants those who have stopped protesting or just changed the way they protest? (I'm seriously curious.)
And FWIW, these are our Fathers too, you know.
Quote from: Shanghaiski on December 24, 2012, 09:44:57 PMAre Reformed Protestants those who have stopped protesting or just changed the way they protest? (I'm seriously curious.)9:15-16:30http://ancientfaith.com/podcasts/orthodoxyheterodoxy/the_classical_reformation_-_part_3_specifici_denominations
No offense, but reformed Protestantism--more specifically, Calvinism--is probably the worst filth the bear the name of Christianity that has ever been born. There is no common ground between us at all except for the mere name "Christian". The only good thing about them though is that they are at least somewhat more open to theological dialogue (whereas Evangelical-Fundamentalists are more emotionally driven), however, even then I have noticed that reformed Protestants of the Calvinist camp can be very stubborn and militantly won't budge at all, even when you've made a point. Why not have dialogue with Lutherans? They are easily the best Protestants there are who are probably the most openminded and honest out of them all. Methodists can also be some pretty good people sometimes--very humble from my experience--and they also have a concept of salvation that is somewhat similar to Orthodox Theosis.
It depends on the type of Calvinist you speak with. Some are very stubborn, especially from the more fundamentalist sects of Reformed Christianity. However, generally, Classically Reformed Protestants (I'm excluding big, mainstream groups like the PC(USA) and others) are rather knowledgeable, much moreso than the post-modern mainline churches as well as the emotional evangelicals you mention.While Calvinism is a condemned heresy, I have an intellectual respect for Reformed Protestants that I give to no other Protestant group, on either side of the spectrum. They're intellectual, internally consistent and honest. Really more than I can say for any other Christian sect from after 1517 (except, probably, for Anglo-Catholics, who are the dearest Protestants to my heart).You may say I'm biased (I'm sure I am), but it's so true that many Reformed Protestants become Orthodox. I was one, and I've met a great deal of former Calvinists since I converted, and I think that's in large part due to the intellectual integrity common among many Calvinists that allows them to analyze an argument logically and follow through. This is much less likely to happen in the mind of a mainline or evangelical Christian.
Hello, WPM (fear not, I know who you are )I would be careful about jumping around to different belief systems so quickly and easily. It will only add more confusion into your life. I know that you cannot travel easily, so I would recommend emailing the priest at St Barbara for some guidance. He will be happy to help you. Orthodoxy has been your home, and I really hope that you allow it to remain your home. I continue to pray for you, my friend.
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- Cut ends of box off and then cut sections to about 1 1/2 inches wide.
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- Meanwhile, cut the pattern for the shape you would like to add for top of your napkin ring and then trace onto cardstock or similar heavy paper. Cut out shapes and also paint white.
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After getting the wireless card (Wi-Fi) working in Xubuntu Hardy Heron on my Macbook Pro (Penryn), I went on by fixing the keyboard (special keys) and the sound.
The keyboard fix is actually very simple. I haven't seen a detailed tutorial on fixing the special keys for the MBP (Penryn) anywhere, so I'm writing this as a guide to others that might also need help.
A package called "pommed" is all that is needed to get the special keys (like brightness and volume controls and eject button) to work. However, the pommed version 1.15 that is currently available from Ubuntu repo doesn't work at all on the Penryn Macbook Pro. You will need the version 1.17. Where to get it? Thanks to Debian for already including pommed 1.17.deb binary installer from their repo, so you don't have to compile it from source. All you have to do is this:
1. Open Synaptic Package Manager.
2. Go to "Settings", and then "Repositories".
3. Click on the "Third-party software" tab, then click add...
4. Copy and paste this:
deb http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian lenny main
5. After adding, you have to "Reload".
6. Search for pommed 1.17 and install it.
7. You are done.
Fixing the audio problem is a lot easier. In fact, sound is supported in Macbook Pro, but it has detection glitch. You can resolve this by simply adding:
options snd_hda_intel model=mbp3 to /etc/modprobe.d/options.
Here's how:
1. open /etc/modprobe.d/options in a text editor, or just use this command in Xubuntu:
sudo mousepad /etc/modprobe.d/options
2. Simply paste this at the bottom:
options snd_hda_intel model=mbp3
3. Save and reboot.
4. Open the "volume control" and make sure to put the volume level up when testing the sound.
5. You are done.
My Macbook Pro and Xubuntu Hardy Heron are getting along quite well now. However, I'm still in the process of tweaking because there are still some minor issues that need to be addressed. Like the CPU temperature is several degrees hotter when running extensively in Xubuntu than when in OS X. Any suggestions?
That's all for now. See you later.


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Da'wah Academy was established in March, 1985, in order to launch educational, training and research programmes for Da'wah purposes addressing the needs of Muslim communities within and outside Pakistan. Inviting people to accept the supremacy of the Almighty Creator and to follow the right path of submission to none but the Creator in all affairs is an obligation upon all believers. Individuals, society as well as the Islamic state are under obligation to put the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the last Prophet (peace be on him) into practice and convey the message of Islam to the humanity: "Those who, if we establish them (in position of authority) in the land, establish the system of Salah and payment of Zakah, enjoin the good and forbid the undesirable and with Allah rests the end (and decision) of (all) affairs" (Qur'an 22: 41).
The Academy has been actively engaged in devising and organising orientation and training programmes to achieve the said objective. Da'wah as a discipline and a specialisation necessitates intensive study of Islam as well as the various world religions and ideologies. The study of various disciplines such as mass-communication, history, languages, sociology and psychology also becomes necessary to properly fulfill the responsibility of dissemination of the message of Islam. It further requires the practical training of the people engaged in Da'wah Activities. The basic aim of the extensive educational and training programmes of the Da'wah Academy is to develop professionalism, promote Islamic commitment and instruct the trainees on how to communicate Islamic teaching in the best possible way.


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Southwestern College pushed to the brink by brutal power struggle
February 7, 2010
Andrew Rempt was correcting composition papers at his home when the doorbell rang. Earlier that day, the Southwestern College English professor had stood with students protesting against class cuts. Now, the college's human resource director was standing on his doorstep alongside an armed campus police officer. Their message: Rempt and three other professors were banned from campus that night. Three of them later learned they were being investigated for inciting students and not cooperating with campus police. The incident enflamed the already volatile relationship between the South Bay community college's employees and Superintendent Raj K. Chopra. It has been an […]» Read More
Criminal charges possible for professors' role in protest
November 5, 2009
by Staff Editorial 10News San Diego The president of Southwestern College is facing criticism for placing four professors on paid academic leave following a protest over budget cuts, 10News reported. A hearing with the teacher's union and the San Diego Community College District was set for Monday, but it was cancelled, amid talk the situation may soon become a criminal matter. The protest was held Thursday on the Southwestern College campus to dispute the college's decision to cut classes next semester. It was peaceful, and school officials did not dispute that. They say it's what happened after the rally […]» Read More
REPORT: Artists clash with campus censors
July 10, 2018
Art purged for being "one-sided," among other excuses Censors, often not understanding the message, ban art rather than grapple with its meaning PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 2018 — Art censorship is nothing new. Spanish conquistadors smashed ceramics of ancient Peruvian cultures that portrayed gay and lesbian sex. The Roman Catholic Church of the 15th century was so intent on covering up penises that for decades even Michelangelo's David wore a garland of leaves around his waist. But a new report from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education shows that art censorship remains alive and well, even on today's college campuses, […]» Read More
Southwestern College's New Freedom of Expression Policy Eliminates Unconstitutional 'Free Speech Patio,' But Problems Remain
September 29, 2011
Nearly two years after three faculty members at California's Southwestern College (SWC) were suspended from campus for their presence at a peaceful campus demonstration, SWC has finally reformed its unconstitutional free speech policy. SWC's Freedom of Expression policy previously had confined expression on campus to a tiny "free speech patio." Both FIRE and the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego & Imperial Counties (ACLU-SD) submitted comments to SWC over the past two years regarding proposed revisions to the policy, and on September 13, SWC passed a new version of the policy stating that free speech will be subject only […]» Read More
New Board Vindicates First Amendment Rights at Southwestern College, Rescinds Punishment for 'Free Speech Patio' Protest
February 23, 2011
Three faculty members at Southwestern College (SWC) in Chula Vista, California, have had formal reprimands removed from their records, following a vote by the new Governing Board that vindicates their First Amendment rights. Last academic year, the three professors were banned from campus, placed on leave, and formally reprimanded because they had joined with students who had strayed beyond the college's unconstitutional free speech zone—a single patio. Now that the reprimands have been lifted, Southwestern must complete its revisions of its unconstitutional protest policy as soon as possible. FIRE and the ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties (ACLU-SD) have been working […]» Read More
Southwestern College Probation Continues
February 9, 2011
Inside Higher Ed noted yesterday that the accrediting body for the California Community Colleges has continued with the probation of Southwestern College. As we wrote here almost exactly a year ago, SWC's accreditors cited a "culture of fear and intimidation" at SWC, which had thoroughly demoralized the campus. This culture of fear was nowhere better exemplified than in Superintendent/President Raj K. Chopra's suspension of four faculty members for their mere presence at a student rally. That SWC's blatant disregard of free speech has played such a significant role in putting its accreditation at risk stands as a warning that should be […]» Read More
SPLC Warns College Presidents: Don't Mess with the First Amendment
December 7, 2010
Last week we reported that both Raj K. Chopra of Southwestern College (SWC) and Darrel Hammon of Laramie County Community College (LCCC) abruptly resigned as presidents of their institutions in the midst of First Amendment controversies. We were pleased to see that the steps taken by faculty members and others who thought they were not being treated fairly on campus came to fruition, paving the way for what we hope is a new era of robust free speech at both schools. We hope this is a signal to college presidents everywhere that free speech should be taken very seriously on […]» Read More
Spirits Rising at Southwestern College after President Resigns under Free-Speech Cloud
December 3, 2010
We reported yesterday that the president of California's Southwestern College (SWC), Raj K. Chopra, abruptly resigned on November 30 under a cloud of free-speech controversy. His administration shamelessly suspended four faculty members (later reduced to three) for their part in a protest that strayed beyond the school's unconstitutional "free speech patio," and then refused either to abolish or to suspend enforcement of the policy, despite numerous letters from FIRE and the ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties warning him that he had subjected SWC to increasingly likely litigation. Following Chopra's resignation from SWC, Professor Elizabeth Smith captures the spirit of the season in a […]» Read More
Embattled Southwestern College President Resigns Under Fire for Free Speech Violations
December 2, 2010
The president of California's Southwestern College (SWC), Raj K. Chopra, abruptly resigned on November 30 under a cloud of free-speech controversy. His administration shamelessly suspended four faculty members (later reduced to three) for their part in a protest that strayed beyond the school's unconstitutional free speech zone, a small patio area. Then, for more than a year, Chopra refused either to abolish or to suspend enforcement of the "free speech patio" policy, despite numerous letters from FIRE and the ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties warning him that he had subjected SWC to increasingly likely litigation. The Chronicle of […]» Read More
Change Has Come to Southwestern College's Governing Board; Will It Come to Southwestern's Policies on Expression?
November 5, 2010
This week, elections at Southwestern College (SWC) in California brought some change to the composition of the college's Governing Board. According to the blog Southwestern College Board Must Go!, candidates Norma Hernandez and Tim Nader defeated their respective incumbent opponents, and together with incumbent Nick Aguilar, now give the "pro-student" faction a majority on the Governing Board. This is big news because as the blog's website argues, the previous Board was responsible for a litany of problems seen at SWC. The website states in pertinent part: SWC's accreditation is at risk. This Governing Board has caused this. They have created […]» Read More
FIRE and ACLU Hammer California's Southwestern College for 'Free Speech Patio,' Unconstitutional Policies
May 13, 2010
Southwestern College (SWC) in California limits free expression to a single "free speech patio" in a badly named "Freedom of Expression" policy dating back to 2007. To get a sense of the size of this tiny free speech zone, take a look at this campus map. FIRE and the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego & Imperial Counties (ACLU-SD) challenged the policy more than six months ago, but the college has failed to produce a new policy that is constitutional. Meanwhile, the "free speech patio" policy remains in force, violating the First Amendment every day, which FIRE pointed out […]» Read More
FIRE and ACLU of San Diego: California College's 'Free Speech Patio' Chills Expression
May 13, 2010
SAN DIEGO, May 13, 2010—Southwestern College (SWC) limits free expression on its California campus to a single "free speech patio" and has proposed a new policy that unconstitutionally restricts expression, according to letters released today by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego & Imperial Counties (ACLU-SD). The deadline for input on the new policy is this Saturday, May 15. "Last fall, Southwestern College suspended four faculty members and banned them from campus for allegedly violating an unconstitutional free speech zone policy," said FIRE Vice President Robert Shibley. "Despite taking […]» Read More
Greg in 'Huffington Post' on Southwestern College's Muzzle Award
April 14, 2010
Yesterday, FIRE President Greg Lukianoff posted his "congratulations" to Southwestern College in The Huffington Post, since the college's achievements in censorship have earned it a 2010 Jefferson Muzzle Award. Though Greg thinks Yale and Bucknell may have been equally worthy candidates, Southwestern College not only banned three professors from campus after their participation in a peaceful protest, but also continues to keep speech restricted to a small "Free Speech Patio." As Greg writes: Yale, Bucknell, and Southwestern College all need to get back to the fundamentals: our colleges and universities are supposed to be the centers of innovation, debate, and […]» Read More
Muzzle Tov, Southwestern College & Your 'Free Speech Patio'!
April 13, 2010
by Greg Lukianoff The Huffington Post Congratulations to the administration, and President Raj K. Chopra, of Southwestern College (SWC) in Southern California for being awarded a 2010 Jefferson Muzzle Award for achievement in censorship! The "honor" was bestowed by the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression, which "annually recognizes those who in the preceding year committed some of the more egregious or ridiculous affronts to the First Amendment right of free speech." In 2009 Southwestern College, as I've been covering since November, not only banned three professors from campus after they participated in a peaceful protest, […]» Read More
Southwestern College Receives Jefferson 'Muzzle' Award for Egregious Censorship
April 13, 2010
The Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression has awarded a 2010 "Jefferson Muzzle"—a dubious distinction reserved for "egregious or ridiculous affronts to the First Amendment right of free speech"—to administrators at California's Southwestern College. The public college earned its Muzzle by "consistently refusing to heed and apply such clear principles of free expression in the governance of an institution of higher learning" in dealing with a peaceful student and faculty protest over budget cuts, going so far as to ban from campus faculty members participating in the protest. As Torch readers know well, FIRE has been extensively […]» Read More
'Southwestern Sun' Keeping Heat on SWC Administration
March 9, 2010
Despite all the attention focused on the state of affairs at the University of California, San Diego, which languishes under a student media freeze amidst a series of racially charged incidents, FIRE hasn't forgotten about the serious fight for free speech going on nearby at Southwestern College (SWC). SWC's students and faculty aren't forgetting anytime soon, either, as shown most recently by a recent slate of articles in the Southwestern Sun student newspaper. The Sun's reporting gives a broad and deep look at the current climate at SWC, reporting on the recent faculty senate survey giving overwhelmingly failing marks to […]» Read More
Student Artwork Too 'Controversial' for Southwestern College
March 8, 2010
The blog Save Our Southwestern College reports that a student at Southwestern College (SWC) in Chula Vista, California, "was prevented from rendering her drawing of the three professors suspended this past October" because "[c]ollege authorities … found it controversial and said that it didn't relate to the festival's theme of Women's History Month." FIRE is investigating the case. The drawing, given below, portrays three professors who were banned from campus and suspended because they were with students who were protesting beyond the college's unconstitutional free speech zone. According to Save Our Southwestern College, the student artist said: "The events that happened last October […]» Read More
Faculty Survey Gives Southwestern College President an 'F'
February 15, 2010
The hits just keep coming for Southwestern College (SWC) President Raj K. Chopra. First, SWC was placed on probation by its accreditors, who cited among other things a "culture of fear and intimidation" on the Chula Vista, California, campus. Now the results of a Faculty Senate Survey give even more weight to the accreditors' report, showing a devastating lack of confidence in Chopra by the SWC faculty and giving him failing grades across the board. As Adam wrote here previously, the climate has been deteriorating for some time. The Evaluation Report of the accrediting body is blunt in its assessment: […]» Read More
A Scorching Study of Chopra's Troubled Tenure at Southwestern College
February 9, 2010
The nonprofit news site voiceofsandiego.org had an illuminating piece yesterday about the crisis of confidence gripping Southwestern College (SWC) in California, where the suspension of four professors for taking part in a peaceful protest has exacerbated a community already tightly wound by fiscal straits. SWC students Sean Campbell and Lyndsay Winkley, of the Southwestern Sun, also give the best portrait I've yet read of the leadership of SWC Superintendent/President Raj K. Chopra, whose blunt style has alienated the college's faculty and staff and resulted in, among other things, no-confidence votes from three of the college's main faculty and staff bodies […]» Read More
Southwestern College Accreditation in Jeopardy; 'Culture of Fear and Intimidation' on Campus
February 5, 2010
Earlier this academic year, Southwestern College (SWC) in California banned three professors from campus and put them on administrative leave because they joined with students who took a campus protest outside of SWC's unconstitutional free speech area—a mere patio (see map)—to a more visible and audible location. Free speech zones such as this one are plainly unconstitutional and have been soundly defeated in court time after time. The professors were reinstated just two days after FIRE intervened in the case. Nevertheless, this case is not over so long as the "free speech patio" remains in place and SWC violates the First Amendment […]» Read More
New Video Highlights Free Speech Troubles at Southwestern College
January 7, 2010
A short new video from San Diego-area artist Katherine Sweetman offers a nice snapshot of the free speech troubles that have plagued Southwestern College for the last two months, attracting widespread media attention, public outrage, and the intervention of FIRE and the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties. In Sweetman's video, SWC English Professor and faculty union president Phil Lopez—who taught his first class at Southwestern College in 1973—discusses the October 22 rally that ultimately led to his unjustified suspension, along with three other faculty members: The video is also online at the blog Save our Southwestern College. Torch […]» Read More
Is Southwestern College's Board Going to Take Free Speech Seriously?
December 8, 2009
Last week, Peter reported here (reprinted in The Huffington Post) on the latest developments at California's Southwestern College (SWC), which applied its unconstitutional speech code and even the California Penal Code to ban four (later three) professors from campus after they and many students left the school's "free speech patio" in order to make their voices heard elsewhere on campus. Among other developments worth knowing about, Peter noted, is an effort to recall five members of SWC's Board of Governors: As yet another Sun article relates, even the Board of Governors may not be immune from the fallout: a community group has initiated a campaign to recall five of the […]» Read More
At Southwestern College, Backlash Against Bullying, Unaccountable Administration
December 4, 2009
A batch of articles this week in the Southwestern College (SWC) student newspaper The Sun are further testimony to the turmoil at the California college, where a financial crunch has begotten a full-blown free speech crisis. SWC's wholly avoidable clash with the First Amendment began on October 22, when a group of students assembled on SWC's "free speech patio" to protest various class and budget cuts at the college. Yes, it's as bad as it sounds: this "patio" is the one place for free speech and assembly on campus, and it must be reserved ahead of time. Frustrated by the […]» Read More
Southwestern College President Defends Unconstitutional 'Free Speech Patio' and Contradicts Himself
November 20, 2009
Southwestern College (SWC of Chula Vista, CA) President Raj Chopra defends the school's utterly indefensible "free speech patio" in a one-sided interview published today in The San Diego Union-Tribune. He says that SWC's free speech zone is in line with state policy. It's there so it doesn't disturb class. I am going to establish a task force, which will look at this existing policy and see where changes need to be made. No state policy, however, calls for SWC's unreasonable restrictions on campus expression, which relegate free speech on campus to a single patio. As FIRE wrote in our letter […]» Read More
FIRE in 'San Diego Union-Tribune' on First Amendment Challenges at SWC
November 12, 2009
FIRE's letter to Southwestern College (SWC) President Raj Chopra has drawn the attention of at least one member of the California college's Governing Board, as Leonel Sanchez reports today in The San Diego Union-Tribune. The article summaries the case this way: What's Happening: Southwestern College created a national uproar over free speech when it placed four teachers on paid leave [and banned them from campus] while it investigated their roles in an Oct. 22 march to the president's office. Union officials said three of the four have been reprimanded. What's next: Two free-speech advocacy groups [FIRE and the ACLU of San Diego] have urged the college to […]» Read More
ACLU of San Diego Intervenes in Southwestern College 'Free Speech Patio' Case, Seconding FIRE's Concerns
November 11, 2009
David Blair-Loy, Legal Director of the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego and Imperial Counties, has sent Southwestern College (SWC) President Raj K. Chopra an excellent letter regarding SWC's failure to uphold its free speech and free assembly responsibilities under the U.S. and California Constitutions and California law. SWC, in Chula Vista, CA, banned three professors from campus and put them on administrative leave after they and a group of students left SWC's unconstitutional free speech zone and were met by a line of police officers as they approached the courtyard leading to Chopra's office. Blair-Loy's letter re-emphasizes and extends […]» Read More
Rights in the News: FIRE's Campaigns in Texas, California, and Georgia Get Results
November 6, 2009
FIRE has been working hard to keep Torch readers up to date on the progress of our many cases this week. First and foremost is our case at Tarrant County College (TCC) in Texas, where a federal district court issued a temporary restraining order today prohibiting TCC from censoring an "empty holster" protest to be held next week. Finally, after being prevented from doing so for two years in a row, the TCC members of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus will be able to stage their week-long peaceful protest. News of this victory for free speech comes just a […]» Read More
Illustrated Eyewitness Account Backs Up Southwestern Professors' Stories
November 6, 2009
A few days ago, my colleagues and I at FIRE were remarking that campus life has increasingly taken a totalitarian turn this year, with one nonsensical restriction after another and an increasing tendency to engage in Kafkaesque procedures that attempt to manufacture guilt out of innocence. Southwestern College has given us yet another example of this petty totalitarianism by banning three professors from campus because of their supposed incitement of students to express themselves outside of the college's free speech zone (which is itself not any kind of offense, since Southwestern's "free speech patio" is blatantly unconstitutional). Thanks to cellphone […]» Read More
Southwestern College Professors No Longer Banned, But 'Free Speech Patio' Still Violates Constitutional Rights
November 6, 2009
FIRE has confirmed that the three Southwestern College (SWC) professors who were banned from campus on October 22 have been allowed back on campus. The professors had been banned and put on administrative leave because they joined with students who took their protest outside of SWC's unconstitutional free speech area—a mere patio—to a more visible and audible location. The professors were reinstated just two days after FIRE intervened in the case. Nevertheless, this case is not over so long as the "free speech patio" remains in place and SWC violates the First Amendment in both policy and practice.» Read More
Greg in 'Huffington Post' on Southwestern College
November 5, 2009
Greg's most recent article for The Huffington Post, entitled "Professors Suspended At Californian College for Peacefully Protesting Outside of 'Free Speech Patio,'" highlights FIRE's recent struggle with Southwestern College in California. The case, about which we have written a lot this week, deals with the school's suspension of professors for participating in a peaceful student-run protest about the school's recent budget cuts. As Greg points out: President Chopra needs to understand that dissent and protest are signs of a healthy university, not an infirm one, and that limiting free speech to a patio is not only unconstitutional, it is an […]» Read More
San Diego's Channel 10 Covers FIRE's 'Free Speech Patio' Case
November 5, 2009
Yesterday evening, San Diego's Channel 10 covered FIRE's case at Southwestern College (SWC), which maintains a single "free speech patio"—making the rest of campus effectively a "censorship zone." Two weeks ago today, a few dozen students and faculty members left the patio after a protest rally in order to have a conversation with the college's president, Raj Chopra, but they were stopped by police, and that night, the three faculty members (as well as a fourth who was merely passing by) were banned from campus. As Channel 10 reports on 10News.com, The case is getting a lot of attention, […]» Read More
Fear of More Retribution at Southwestern College
November 4, 2009
Yesterday FIRE sent a letter to Southwestern College (SWC) Superintendent/President Raj K. Chopra explaining that SWC not only maintains unconstitutional "free speech zone" (actually, I call it a "free speech patio") and freedom of speech policies, but also applied its policies unconstitutionally when it banned three professors from campus for participating in a protest that strayed beyond the patio. The protesters were met by police who, according to several eyewitness reports, also told protesters that their perfectly legal assembly was "unlawful." That night, the professors were personally handed letters written by Chopra instructing them that they were banned from campus and were not […]» Read More
Media Picks Up on Insanity at California's Southwestern College
November 4, 2009
FIRE sent a letter yesterday to Superintendent/President Raj K. Chopra of California's Southwestern College (SWC) over the college's decision to ban three professors from campus after they did nothing more than join a group of students who were peacefully protesting against recent financial decisions by the college. FIRE has also received reports that campus police have been used to intimidate SWC faculty members and students and that students are being declared guilty of offenses for exercising their constitutional rights on campus. Finally, our letter takes SWC to task for maintaining an absurdly small "free speech zone" as well as an […]» Read More
FIRE Intervenes in Case of Professors Suspended at California's Southwestern College for Assembly Outside of the 'Free Speech Patio'
November 3, 2009
FIRE has written a letter to the Superintendent/President of California's Southwestern College (SWC), Raj K. Chopra, regarding SWC's suspension of three faculty members who were with a group of students who strayed beyond SWC's "free speech area" in order to speak with Chopra after their scheduled protest of various SWC actions. The letter draws attention to the several violations of the speech, assembly, and due process rights of the professors, who were banned from campus and ordered not to use campus e-mail or other campus resources. The letter also analyzes the unconstitutional provisions of SWC's speech policy. Free speech at SWC is restricted […]» Read More
FIRE Letter to Southwestern College Superintendent/President Raj K. Chopra
November 3, 2009
November 3, 2009 Dr. Raj K. Chopra, Superintendent/President Southwestern College Office of the Superintendent/President 900 Otay Lakes Road Chula Vista, California 91910 Sent via U.S. Mail and Facsimile (619-421-0346) Dear Superintendent/President Chopra: As you can see from the list of our Directors and Board of Advisors, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) unites civil rights and civil liberties leaders, scholars, journalists, and public intellectuals across the political and ideological spectrum on behalf of liberty, legal equality, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, due process, and academic freedom on America's college campuses. Our website, www.thefire.org, will give you a […]» Read More


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Those of us who care must speak out
Our foray with women's basketball has only changed everything.
It's changed how we watch sports. How we view women. How we spend our money. What we look forward to. It has engendered relationships of both genders. It has created lifelong friendships. It has changed our culture. It has changed lives.
How fortunate, indeed, we are in such a time, watching the game grow from its infancy. Maybe that's why we get a little proprietary about it. Other sports have more followers and protectors. We are the few, the proud.
And why we - fans, media, coaches - bear a responsibility to spearhead change.
It begins here: The game is not officiated well, evidenced again last Thursday at Gampel Pavilion. Geno Auriemma and Penn State coach Coquese Washington were plenty critical after the game of Bryan Enterline, Jesse Anderson and Barb Smith.
Criticizing officiating shouldn't be taboo any longer. It's a pox on the women's game. It's getting worse. This isn't about specific names and personalities. This is about the philosophy of the way games are called, how the officials are instructed and the necessity of coaches, fans and media to fight the fight until the establishment hears the message.
No one should argue that Enterline, Anderson and Smith probably got most of the calls right. But they committed the sins that are woefully consistent within the women's game: Too many touch fouls, thus preventing a flow. A refusal to call a foul on contact, instead waiting to see whether the ball goes in the basket to blow the whistle.
Example: Enterline called a foul three seconds into Thursday's game. It was the classic Bill Raftery, "nickle-dimer." It set a tone.
Example: Bria Hartley drove to the basket in the first half. She left her feet for a layup attempt and absorbed contact. No whistle. The contact clearly altered the shot. The ball danced on the rim and dropped errantly. Whistle. Foul. Two free throws. It had to be a good two seconds after contact.
Dickerson's call was half-hearted. One tweet of the whistle. Not heard by everyone in the building. It's like he knew he should have made the call on contact and felt obliged once the shot didn't go in. This is not an isolated incident. It happens all summer in the WNBA, driving coaches and players to distraction. It's a foul on contact or it's not. Whether the ball goes in is irrelevant.
"It was a frustrating game to play, a frustrating game to coach and a frustrating game to watch," Washington said. "Geno got a tech. I was in the refs' ear and got a couple of warnings.
"I didn't think the refs called the game like there were two top 10 teams on the floor. I think that's unfortunate," she said. "I don't think fans or anybody watching on TV got to see the kind of basketball both teams are capable of playing because of the way the game was called and because of the physical play."
UConn coach Geno Auriemma:
"We just needed about three minutes without a (gosh darn) whistle," Auriemma said, after earning a second-half technical foul that came after he kicked the table and howled at the officials. "That would have really helped. When the game is played the way it was tonight, it's impossible to get any kind of rhythm going.
"I know two of those guys (Dickerson and Enterline) did the game (Wednesday) night," Auriemma said, alluding to the Baylor-Notre Dame game in Indiana. "Maybe they were suffering jet lag. I don't know. I just think we have some real issues in women's basketball and unless they get addressed, you'll see more of these games. And that's not fair."
This was not one coach being petulant after the game, believing he or she got the shaft. This was both coaches. Both coaches who risk reprimand by the establishment. Bully for them. They need to call 'em as they see 'em.
And frankly, so do other coaches across the country who see the same shortcomings. The media, too. There aren't many in the national media who care about the women's game. Which is why all the writers at ESPN W and the commentators on ESPN - Doris Burke, Rebecca Lobo, Kara Lawson, Carolyn Peck - need to identify bad officiating when they see it.
All the time.
Because the game is too good to get hijacked like this so routinely.
This is the opinion of Day sports columnist Mike DiMauro.
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