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ArotiaeoUglCBl & Historical Museum N. High St. at IBUl-a Plain Talk Mr. HUlel's Worry BY AL SEGAL Ahavath Sholom To Hold Installation Dinner Monday Our Ml/. HItiei (Hlllel Widget Corp.) calls on me with a .rewlah problem that Is heavy on his mind. I call him "our" Mr. Hlllel because he J^s become a sort of possession of this column and a greittJielirS the Columnar processes, I might say. WherWSr the widget business gets foo big and Mr. Hlllel needs relief he refreshes himself by writing this column for me; or, If widgets are too pressing to permit him to write he just calls on me to get It out of his system. "Mr. Hlllel." I exclaimed, "your visit at this hour suggests two things: that the widget business Is just too prosperous and you are here to rid your mind of so many widgets." "Exactly!" he replied. He .said that at the moment he was working on a million wIdgeLs for Jugoslavia under the U. S. government's project of giving ccpnomlc aid to Tito. The .Jugo¬ slavians are ba<lly In need of widgets and without a plentiful supply of widgets they might feel like going over to Comlp- form." "In short," he said, "my wid¬ gets arc fighting Communism. If I can get enough widgets to the .lugosluvians they may stick to their resolve to have nothing to do with the Soviet Russians So my widgets may serve to help put down Communi.sm In (ht Russian style." But all that bad nothing to do with what was heavy on Mr Hlllel's mind. The moment s thoughts In Mr. Hlllel's mind had much more to do with ,Iew Ish problems than with .lugosla vian. "A .lew," he said, "always gets firound to Jewish problems". At the moment Mr. Hlllel was re¬ lieving his mind of widgets by a.skjng the question: "Why can't Jewish Americans be like Irish Americans?" "What do you mean by that, Mr. Hlllel?" W611, he replied that he meant the different ways in which an Irish-American looks at Ireland and a Jewish American looks at Israel. "In what way, Mr. Hlllel, do they differ?" "An Irish American doesn't make Ireland a portion of his be. Ing as an American of Irish de¬ scent. He becomes sentimentally aware of Ireland on St. Pat¬ rick's day and sings to it and drinks toasts in Irish whiskey. He doesn't take up Ireland as the main cause of his being." "And Jews, Mr. Hlllel?" He replied that he has been distressed to see the way Israel is absorbing all the Interests of Jewish life In America: In the Jewish press Israel seems to be the main thing of American Jewish life. Columns and col¬ umns abbtit Israel and not much about Jewish life In the U. S. where there are about four times (IS many Jews as in Israel. Vol. 28, No. 53 COlillMBL'S, OHIO, FRIDAV, DECEMBER 29, IO.M DpvDtrd til Ani«tricaii and J«wlih Ideall ^t^^'^^'^'^'^'^^^t^i^vKi^^i^i^^'^'^'^'^t'^m^i^^i^i^'^'^'^'^i^'^^i^^i^^'m'^^ff^i^^i'^ Rabbi Lowell Resigns Hillel Post NEW YORK CITY (AJPl — Charging that alleged pro-Com- munl.jt affiliations attributed to hlrii" had caused' "a turmoil of fenr", Rabbi Benjamin B. Lowell. hurt the work of Hillel." Rabbi Lowell Joined the HilJel staff In 1926 and has served with the campus organization on and off for the past 25 years. Rabbi Lowell said he had no definite plans for the future. An original silence by the Nat¬ ional Hillel Foundation office was broken after an Inquiry of Rabbi Lowell's status by the American Jewl.sh Press. In originally replying to an inquiry as to Rabbi Lowell's sta¬ tus, a spokesman for National Hlllel admitted that the RabW (contlnneil on page 4) Rabbi Zollzer According to Barney Hlnger, president, all arrangements for the annual installation dinner of the Ahavath Sholom congrega¬ tion Monday evening, have been completed. 1"he affair, held Joint¬ ly with the Sisterhpod, will be¬ gin promptly at 5:30 p. m., In the social hall of the synagogue, 878 S. Ohio Ave. ( The program for the occasion will have Rabbi Nathan Zellzer of Broad St. Temple as the main speaker. The subject of the rabbi's address will be of time¬ ly importance, not only to the membership but to the general community as well. For reservations call M r. Ringer, MA. 7558 or Mrs. Sol Ris¬ ing, FA. 0242, Mrs. George Good¬ man FA. 7475 or Mrs. Sam Greenberg FA. f!872. lea In accordance with the meth¬ ods he has always used." The American Jewish Press learned that Rabbi Lowell had offered his resignation after a for more than two years admin-jshort meeting with Hlllel's nat- Istrative .secretary of the Nat-1 lonal board. Hillel Foundation, a ibnal Hilel foundation, resigned B'nai B'rith project, serves the his post this week. j campus needs of American Jew- Rabbi Lowell's resignation '. ish students, climaxed a several month-long: Rabbi Lowell lold the Ameri- conflict of charges and counter- can .Jewish Press that the Hlllel charges between the Americjin national commission felt the .Icwlsh League Against Com- public relations effect of the al- miinlsm and Rabbi Lowell in'leged pro-Red charges against which the League's national; him were- more damaging than president Alfred Kohl berg the value of his work within the'had resigned, and that his re.sig- charged that Lowell had affi-, Hillel structure. jnation had t)een accepted. Hated with pro-Communi.st | "in view of this." Rabbi Low-1 "But any statement will have groups and spoken at Com- ell siild, "1 had no other course to come from Rabbi Lowell, riot munist "front" rallies. Ral)hi l)ut lo volunlarily resign my i us." the spokesman added. AJP Lowell, in denying ihc charges, post." lie reiloratud his inno-j contacted Ralibl Lowell at his tiTined Kohlberg'.s slaiemenls an ceiicc of the charges made a- Hcitel residency and learned that rray of "haif-lruths, Insinua-[gainst him and added, "i don't'his resignation was "cau.sed by nd down-right inaccurac- want lo say. anything that would! a turmoil of fear relative to me" - - - - 'growing out - of the Kohlberg charges. Later, a spokesman for Hllei contacted AJP and issued the following statement: "In view of the fact that Rabbi Lowell's name has been In- the Iiress recently as a' result ,of charges stemming from irrespon¬ sible sources there will inevit¬ ably lie a measure of speculation as to the reasons for Rabbi Lowell's resignation. Such .spec¬ ulation is bound to be unfair either to Rabbi Lowell or to Hillel. Rabbi Lowell resigned be¬ cause of his recognition of a basic difference in approach to Hlllel alms and policies and not because of the pressure of any outside group or individual." The Hlllel statement followed by a day the American Jewish Press' Interview with Rablfi Lowell. lions SILBERSTEINS BUY FIRST CHARITY NEWSIE PAPER FOR $1250. "TIP" HOMS: FOB AGED MKKTIlVtt The Jewish Home for the Aged Society win hold a regul&r meet¬ ing this Sunday, at the Agudath Achlm social hall, 2:30 pm. THE ROSENBERG STORY Senator Rankin Slurs Mrs. Anna Rosenberg as "Yiddish Woman With Too Much Pdwer" WASHINGTON (AJPl -^ One of the nation's chief haters. Rep. John Rankin ^UMIss.) rose In the House of Representatiyes this week to tejjmASsistant Defense Secretary Anna M. Rosenberg as "a 'little Yiddish woman from. Austria-Hungary who will have more power over the lives of the American people than was ever exercised by an American president." Rankin's slur of Mrs. Rosen ijeh to right: Sherman Babcock, C^harlty Newsies drive rhalrmaii; 5lr. Mux HIIberNteIn, Mr. Harry Sllherstein and Rolund («. "i'znr" Allen, member of Charity Newsies. Year after year, the Chronicle records many communal a- chievements in which members of the Columbus Jewish com¬ munity play important roles. Such worthwhile endeavours as the Community Fund, Red Cross, March of Dimes, Blood Donor Drive and the annual Charily Newsle effort are among important ijnder- takings in which our Jewish men and women participate and give a good account of themselves. This year it is our happy privilege to commend the Sll- tiers- In brothers, Harry and Max, of Columbus Pipe & Equlptnent Co., who bought the 'first Charity Newsle' paper for the 1950 drive. With profound feeling o f gratitude for their own good fortune, the Sllberstelns have. In recent years, contributt?d lib¬ erally to numerous humanitar¬ ian causes and worthy institu¬ tions, not limiting their giving to race, color or creed. East Broad St. Temple, the Jewish Center, Hlllel Founda¬ tion of O.S.U., the new Agudath Achim synagogue, now under construction in Bexley, are a- mong the well known institu¬ tions which have benefited thru their generosity. berg came after the FBI dis¬ closed that the "Mrs. Rosen¬ berg" alleged to have belonged to a Communist-front organiza¬ tion, and because of whom the Assistant Defense Secretary was made the subject of a second set of hearings before the Senate Armed Services Committee, had been located. The Committee had afforded Mrs. Rosenberg.a 13-0 vote of confidence prior to the disclosure of the F.B.I, dis¬ covery ol the other Mrs. Kosen- berg.. In the company of Gerald L. K. Smith, leader of an anti-Semi¬ tic "Christian" party, and anti- Zlonlst Benjamin H. Freedman of New York City, Rankin was reportedly among the elements supporting the Inquiry of "Red" charges against Mrs. Rosenberg. Commenting on Rankin's lat¬ est reference to Mrs. Rosenberg, a leading New York City dally newspaper, The Post, said: "once again Ranklp has demonstrated that he Is as much at home on the floor as In the gutter. PIONEKK WOMEN'S EVENT IH JAN. 21 The silver anniverjiary j'ear of Pioneer Women will long he remembered as one of Its finest a.s final plans are made for the annual dinner Sunday. Jan 21, at Broad St. Temple. In charge of preparing the ex¬ cellent kosher food to be served are the women of Group 1. of which Mrs. Weiner is president.. Mr.s. Jack Koopersteln and Mrs. Ahe Samelson are serving as'CO- chalrmen. Those assisting them are: Mcsdames David Paine, Sam Bran<il, Samuel Block, Louis Helkin. Bernard Scholtenslein, Edwanl Stein, Gerald Rosen and l..ouls Meyers. ,, Kohlberg, in a recent letter to Frank Goldman, president of the B'nai B'rith, charged that RabW I_«well was affiliated with ¦ pro- Communist organizations and had participated In the activities of "front" groups.. At the time the charges were made and later Lowell conslstantly denied the allegations. Kohlberg had written Gold¬ man that " . . we ask whether Jewish youth Is not In danger, through your instrumentality, when it Is subjected to the guid¬ ance of a Benjamin Lowell." Later in the letter he termed the Hillel "situation" as "serious" and said that "something very thorough must be done im¬ mediately." One of America's outstanding service organizations, B'nai B'rith, Hlllel's sponsoring body, recently went on record support¬ ing United States action in Kor¬ ea. Goldman pledged^ to Presi¬ dent Truman "the full'support of B'nai B'rith for the measures which he has advocated In his message to the C^ongress and for his stand In the Korean crisis. "B'nai El'rlth with all that it ha.s," Goldman said, "is united¬ ly and unreservedly behind President Truman and our gov¬ ernment." Sisters Arrive in (J. S. REFUGEE PEDDLES GOLD TEETH TO PURCHASE FOOD NEW YORK CITY (AJP) — The amazing sisters came to the U. S. together. They will (ale of how a Polish Jewish refugee peddled her gold teeth In order to obtain 300 rubles with which to purchase food and exist as prisioner of the Russians in a sliive labor camp, was unfolded here thW week. The woman, Ella Korn, 36, who arrived In the United States aboard the transport Gen. J. H. McRae, removed the teeth, she said, lo help feed herself and four s'isters. The five sisters came to the U. S. together, reside with an uncle in Chicago. The former slave laborer, whose mother and brother both perished as inmates in the Communist labor camp, said the Inmates slept in their clothes and on weed beds. Jhey were forced lo dig and haul stones for their Soviet masters, the woman said. Miss Korn said she purchased precious flour with the rubles she had received as a result of selling her gold teeth. i..-..v
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ArotiaeoUglCBl & Historical
N. High St. at IBUl-a
Plain Talk
Ahavath Sholom To
Hold Installation
Dinner Monday
Our Ml/. HItiei (Hlllel Widget Corp.) calls on me with a .rewlah problem that Is heavy on his mind. I call him "our" Mr. Hlllel because he J^s become a sort of possession of this column and a greittJielirS the Columnar processes, I might say.
WherWSr the widget business gets foo big and Mr. Hlllel needs relief he refreshes himself by writing this column for me; or, If widgets are too pressing to permit him to write he just calls on me to get It out of his system.
"Mr. Hlllel." I exclaimed, "your visit at this hour suggests two things: that the widget business Is just too prosperous and you are here to rid your mind of so many widgets."
"Exactly!" he replied. He .said that at the moment he was working on a million wIdgeLs for Jugoslavia under the U. S. government's project of giving ccpnomlc aid to Tito. The .Jugo¬ slavians are ba
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Beat writer Jerry McDonald graded the Raiders based on their performance against the New York Jets in a 37-27 loss. Here are McDonald's grades and explanations:
Passing offense:
Matt McGloin finished 18 of 31 for 245 yards, two touchdowns and one interception, but was 13 of 21 for 174 yards and threw both touchdowns in the second half. Had no first-half rhythm and was fortunate that an interception thrown out of his own end zone to Ed Reed resulted only in three points for the Jets. Rebounded nicely, though. Terrelle Pryor had two short completions (including a third-down conversion) in his lone drive. A career-high 130 yards receiving and seven catches for emerging wide receiver Rod Streater.
Grade: B-
Rushing offense:
Considering the skeleton crew the Raiders brought to New Jersey against one of the NFL's top rushing defenses, it was better than expected. Marcel Reece had 19 carries for a career-high 123 yards including a 63-yard touchdown run. The Raiders had 150 yards in all, although the lion's share came in the one big chunk. Not a lot of negative plays.
Grade: B-
Passing defense:
Receivers broke open all day for Geno Smith (16 of 25 for 219 yards, one touchdown, one interception), who found the Raiders the perfect tonic for an awful November. The Raiders got little or no defensive pressure, with safety Brandian Ross getting the lone sack. Jeremy Kerley's 25-yard touchdown grab came in a glut of five along with one Jets receiver and three Raiders defensive backs. Kevin Burnett's interception of Smith resulted on zero points because of a missed field-goal attempt.
Grade: D-
Rushing defense:
A team that has run often but not particularly well picked up steam late against the Raiders and finished with 32 carries for 145 yards. Smith had 50 yards on five rushes, including an 8-yard TD run, and even though the Raiders have a quarterback that runs the read option, their defense looked at times as if they had never seen it before. Chris Ivory (76 yards, 18 carries) carried defenders into the end zone on his 15-yard TD run.
Grade: D
Special teams:
A missed 52-yard field-goal attempt by Sebastian Janikowski essentially negated Kevin Burnett's interception, ruining a chance at an easy short-field score. Then to make matters worse, New York's resulting possession on the 42-yard line was turned into a 58-yard scoring drive, with Smith hitting Kerley from 25 yards out. A blown blocking assignment led to a blocked punt by Anthony Allen that he also recovered for a touchdown.
Grade: F
Was there any area in which the Raiders looked like a sharp, well-prepared team ready to conquer their East Coast road demons? It almost appeared as if the Raiders took the Jets lightly, and they haven't been good enough to take anyone lightly for a decade. No issues with McGloin getting the bulk of the quarterback work, but is there no scenario when he and Pryor are on the field at the same time? A playmaker of Pryor's skill can't be used?
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The Honors Program in Music comprises a minimum of 16 credits and requires work above and beyond that of any particular track in terms of both quality and quantity. Students may apply for admission to the Honors Program any time after admission to the concentration, but no later than the end of fall term of the junior year. They are eligible to apply with a minimum grade point average of 3.5 in non-applied music courses. Application must include a prospectus for the honors project and a proposed course of study, approved by the faculty member who has agreed to serve as the student's advisor for the honors program.
The course of study should present a coherent pattern of advanced study in music history, music theory, musical theater, music criticism, music education, performance, jazz studies, arts management, or other areas of specialization. At least eight credits must be in music courses (MUR or ESM courses) numbered above 200, with students encouraged to explore upper-level or graduate-level courses at ESM. (These credits also satisfy the elective requirement for the concentration in music.) Certain courses of study (music criticism, arts management, musical theater) will necessarily require advanced courses in other departments.
Admission to the Honors Program will be based on an evaluation by the faculty of the merits of the proposed course of study and evidence of the student's ability to complete it successfully. Each honors candidate will submit a final honors project that shall be evaluated by a committee, which may include extra-departmental or extra-university members. The honors project may be a research paper, a performance, or other appropriate demonstration of mastery on a level beyond that expected of the music concentrator. Normally the honors candidate will enroll in MUR 391 (Independent Study) while preparing the Honors Project.


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Recovery Efforts Left Many Towns Adrift
On Long Island, Lengthy Power Failure and Lack of Manpower Forced Mayors to Improvise as Coordination Fell Short
The morning after superstorm Sandy hit Long Island, Brookville Mayor Caroline Bazzini grabbed an ax and chopped her way to work. But when she got to Village Hall, there was no power, no phone service, no way to reach her constituents.
A staff member picked up a two-way radio, one of hundreds given to local New York officials through a federal grant so they could communicate in an emergency. That didn't work, either.


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What: Ipswich Middle School production of "Cinderlla"
Where: The Ipswich Performing Arts Center, Ipswich High School, High Street
When: Friday and Saturday, Feb. 28 and March 1, 7:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 2.
Tickets: $10 for adults, $8 for students and seniors, available at the door or via the ticket button at ImadaOnline.org.
For more information about IMADA, contact president Trina Schell via firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cinderella is coming to Ipswich, but this is about much more than a mistreated girl turning into a princess, or a "plain yellow pumpkin" becoming "a golden carriage."
The Ipswich Middle School drama club will present the classic 1957 Rogers and Hammerstein musical, originally broadcast with Julie Andrews in the title role, at the Ipswich Performing Arts Center starting Friday evening, Feb. 28 and continuing through the weekend.
It�s a fun and heartwarming story � but it�s also a multi-layered learning experience for the students involved.
Cast members rehearse three hours after school Monday through Thursday, plus Fridays for those in leading roles. Memorization is a challenge. Reliability, even when the kids are tired of rehearsing, and self-discipline even when they�re tired of repeated work on the same scene, are essential.
But along the way, as the Drama Education Network points out, acting teaches empathy, cooperation, and concentration. Being part of the cast and crew of a major musical production like "Cinderella" � and every member of the drama club has an onstage role in this show � is a complex problem-solving challenge.
It�s also something else.
"I do drama first of all because it�s fun," says IMS sixth-grader Lydia Brendel. "It�s a good time to spend time with friends, and a good place to make new friends."
Yet even a 12-year-old perceives the practical benefits � after being involved in theater since kindergarten.
"Drama has really built up my confidence over the years," Lydia said, "not just in school but out of school as well. Today, if I was told to get up and talk about something that I�ve been doing, I�d have a lot more confidence. I�d say yes instead of not doing it. And it�s helped me get up and do presentations in school."
In the group�s production of High School Dropouts From Outer Space last year, Brendel played the pivotal role of the parrot. In Cinderella, she�s a member of the chorus.
The value of the school drama program is confirmed by the strong commitment of parents. IMADA � Ipswich Music, Art, and Drama Association � is a parents� organization dedicated to supporting school arts events. When the audience buys home-baked goodies during intermission at Cinderella, that�s IMADA raising money to support all student arts programs in the Ipswich schools.
Ipswich Middle School cast brings 'Cinderella' to town
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Rating Central Florida Roller Coasters
Central Florida's attractions have nearly two dozen roller coasters -- including Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit, which opened in August 2009 at Universal Studios. Theme Park Ranger Dewayne Bevil rates them on thrills from 1 (mild) to 5 (wild) and scores them on their overall atmosphere. So strap in for a wild (virtual) ride through Walt Disney World parks, Universal Studios Orlando, SeaWorld, Busch Gardens and Old Town. And remember -- these are the big-boy rides so you MUST be 42 inches or taller!
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Shirtless Wilson Bethel Steams Up New 'Hart of Dixie' Trailer — Hunk of the Day [PICTURES, VIDEOS]
We all fell in love with Wilson Bethel when he first went shirtless for The CW's 'Hart of Dixie,' but it looks like we'll be crushing all over again in the next season, starting January 23. With the new extended trailer now out for our enjoyment, we can see that the show wants us to choose between the ruggedly handsome Wade (Bethel) and the dashingly adorable George. Click ahead to see why everyone should be on Team Wade.
Although this stud's claim to fame is 'Hart of Dixie,' some of his best work came from playing Ryder Callahan on 'The Young and the Restless' … and we say that 'cause his abs looked mouthwatering.
What's not to love about this man? Even nature lovers are obsessed with him because he's educating people on ways to save electricity during the summer months. What's Bethel's number one tip? Instead of turning on the air conditioner, take off your shirt! See his environmental PSA at the bottom of the page.


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After 30 albums and some of the most famous rock songs ever recorded, you'd think Alice Cooper's demons would've been conquered by now—or maybe locked in a cage and fed undercooked meat. But the man who changed the course of rock music in the '70s with bloody guillotines, sparking electric chairs, slimy boa constrictors, and a little blood and eyeliner still has more to slay. Alice Cooper is master at re-inventing himself, shedding his skin like one of his snakes to become everything from a mascara'd grave robber to a leather-wrapped street hooligan, a film noir detective, insane asylum honor student, and nihilistic dada-ist. 2003's Eyes of Alice Cooper saw another of these shape-shifts, grinding musical gears with back-to-basics garage rock. Wrapping his famous sneer/snarl around a fistful of power chords, Alice—lean and mean—pumped the adrenaline to toxic levels. With his 2005 New West Records release of Dirty Diamonds, Coop is back in even finer form, promising more thrills, chills and doctor bills.
"Dirty Diamonds sounds like Eyes of Alice Cooper with more polish on it," says Alice. "On Eyes I wouldn't allow the band to do overdubs. We did everything in the studio: write, record it and put it to bed. I don't want a Queen album or a Def Leppard album that's perfectly recorded. They're terrific, you can't knock those albums, but that's not the sound I'm looking for. I'd much rather have the sound of an early Stones album."


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Bulk up Cascade Locks School or turn the building over to Corbett.
That is the essence of the request made to the Hood River County School Board Wednesday by representatives of the Cascade Locks Community School Committee.
Connie Kennedy Buttaccio and George Fischer of the Cascade Locks committee gave an impassioned presentation to the board, asking it to take one of two steps that Kennedy said are "within your power."
The first is to move the attendance boundary lines to assign more K-12 students to Cascade Locks. The other is to allow a merger with neighboring Corbett School District, which is at full enrollment and needs room to expand.
Buttaccio and Fischer asked the board to make a decision at its next school board meeting. Supt. Charlie Beck said the district should decide by next week how to respond, and it may or may not be in a board meeting. The choices are to put it on the agenda at an upcoming meeting or to write a letter to the Cascade Locks Committee.
As to the request for a change in the Cascade Locks School's status, Beck said, "I'm certainly in favor of them staying" in HRCSD.
"My own position is that the best place for Cascade Locks schools is with Hood River County School District and we will continue to provide a vigorous K-5 education there.
"The comprehensive education they receive at Hood River Middle School and Hood River Valley High School is the best they could get," Beck said.
Fischer and Buttaccio referred to the gradual reduction of Cascade Locks from K-12 to K-5, and suggested the school would ultimately be closed.
Beck was asked, "Does the district plan to keep Cascade Locks School open as part of the Hood River County School District?"
Beck responded, "Correct."
As a K-5 school Cascade Locks currently serves about 60 students, down from 110 or so when it was a K-12 school in 2008-09.
Kennedy read a lengthy letter to the board (see page A4) and Fischer made a short statement, telling the board that "an emotional hole" was created when the district closed the high school in 2009 and then shifted seventh and eighth graders to HRMS in 2010. (The district also plans to move Cascade Locks sixth graders starting in fall 2012.)
Buttaccio cited 300 letters of support for re-establishing a K-12 school in Cascade Locks, and said that of the 197 adults answering a survey in Cascade Locks, 194 supported the idea. Further, a petition with 258 signatures was submitted to the school district; 95 percent of businesses in Cascade Locks support the idea, and both City Council and the Cascade Locks Port Commission are in support.
She said if the school district does not choose either the internal boundary change or merger option, the committee will pursue a third path: a petition for merger with Corbett. The committee would need to gather 500 signatures from registered voters in Hood River County and about 120 from voters in the Corbett District. If no one files a counter petition, the issue would go to the vote of the people.
"The committee is determined to move forward and will proceed with the petition process," Buttaccio said. "However, we want to reach out to you and ask that you work with us on this process and jointly write a resolution that will positively support the students of this district.
"It will be up to the people's right to place their vote," said Fischer, who has led a three-year effort to create a charter school in Cascade Locks. The charter process, which has been abandoned, has involved repeated meetings and requests to the school district.
"We have come to you repeatedly to ask for help and we're coming to you again to ask for help," Fischer said.
He said the reduction in enrollment at Cascade Locks "has created a sinkhole in the community that just keeps getting bigger."
Mayor Lance Masters told the board Wednesday, "My hope is that the board will consider the will of the community of Cascade Locks and our own self-determination.
"Over the past 5-19 years there has certainly been a perception we do not have that voice and we don't have self-determination," said Masters, who teaches at The Dalles-Wahtonka High School.
"I'll certainly do whatever I can to help our community make an informed decision on this and I hope we will be allowed to make the decision ourselves," Masters said.
He said the community needs to hear from both HRCSD and from Corbett District before making a decision, and he invited Beck to attend the next City Council meeting, Feb. 13.
Buttaccio said, "Our first request is that the board consider that option: Move the attendance boundary lines to reassign 10 percent of the students in those three schools to Cascade Locks."
She told the board, "If students from Cascade Locks can be bused to Hood River, certainly students from Hood River can be bused to Cascade Locks."
She cited October enrollment figures showing 488 students at Westside, 546 students at Hood River Middle School and more than 1,200 students at Hood River Valley High School.
"Certainly 10 percent of the students in each of the schools could be redirected to Cascade Locks to create a school of over 250 students. There is plenty of room at Cascade Locks to do that and that would solve the declining enrollment issue that led to the closing of the K-12 school."
As a second option, said Buttaccio, "If the board is not willing to make that change even though it would re-establish a thriving K-12 school in Cascade Locks, then the committee is asking that you support a different boundary change.
"This is our alternate request: Please consider and support a boundary change that would allow the community of Cascade Locks to withdraw from the Hood River County School District and be joined to the Corbett School District."
Beck said that he will meet with board chair Liz Whitmore and legal counsel next week to decide how to respond to the Cascade Locks Committee's request.
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VILNIUS, Lithuania (AP) — Lithuania says it will try to adopt the euro, the shared European currency whose future investors were betting against just months ago, in 2015.
Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius says that his newly installed center-left government would set up a panel to ensure that Lithuania meets all the financial criteria necessary to join the currency zone, including on inflation and budget deficit.
The announcement Friday came as a surprise, given that during last year's parliamentary election campaign Butkevicius had expressed skepticism about rushing to join the euro bloc, which has endured a severe financial crisis for three years. Lithuania, meanwhile, needs to spur economic development.
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The Minnesota Twins optioned P Deolis Guerra, P Lester Oliveros, SP Scott Diamond, P Tyler Robertson, 2B Darin Mastroianni and OF Oswaldo Arcia to Triple-A Rochester. They also reassigned P Aaron Thompson, 1B Steve Pearce and C Danny Rams to minor league camp.
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The Minnesota Twins have invited C Danny Rams to spring training.
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The Minnesota Twins have optioned P Alex Burnett, IF Trevor Plouffe and OF Ben Revere to Triple-A Rochester, according to MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger. C Danny Rams has been reassigned to minor league camp.
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The Minnesota Twins will invite SP Kyle Gibson, their 2009 first-round draft pick, to spring training. The Associated Press reports other invitees include P's Phil Dumatrait, Chuck James, Yorman Bazardo, Carlos Gutierrez and Kyle Waldrop; C's Jair Fernandez, Chris Herrmann, Steve Holm, Danny Lehmann, Danny Rams and Rene Rivera; IF's Matt B. Brown, Ray Chang, Brian Dozier, Justin Huber and Chase Lambin; and OF's Jeff Bailey and Brian Dinkelman.
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MLB.com's Kelly Thesier reports that the Minnesota Twins have invited the following non-roster players to major league spring training camp: Ps Jose Lugo, Mike Maroth and Kyle Waldrop, Cs Jair Fernandez, Danny Lehmann and Danny Rams, 1Bs Chris Parmelee and Brock Peterson, SS Steve Singleton and OFs Brian Dinkelman, Juan Portes, Ben Revere and Rene Tosoni.
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Haying this season hsa been an exercise in frustration.
Here's the latest. When the tire guy was here yesterday,I asked him to suck the chloride out of the tires on that Oliver 500. Figured if I'm going to haul it around and show it,it might as well be lighter. He had some trouble with the stem on one. Told me I might want to put a new tube in that one. He gave me a new stem for it. I said OK,let's just pump it up and see what happens. He said alright,but he'd bring another tube when he comes back anyway. This morning,it was flat. So just taking the chloride out cost me a new tube and some labor. Any bets on what shape the rim will be in when he breaks it down?
1) No tube is ever in good enough condition to be reused.
2) MOST rims will be "too rough to use".
3) Won't reinstall that old tire, have to buy a new one. Not safe.
These guys would faint if they saw some of the stuff we see. I have one tire on the SMTA that looks like it is turning to stone.
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The Denver Nuggets agreed to terms on a multi- year contract with restricted free agent forward J.J. Hickson on Thursday.
According to the Denver Post, the Nuggets used the full midlevel exception to sign Hickson to a three-year pact worth just north of $15 million.
Hickson enjoyed the best season of his five-year professional career last season with the Portland Trail Blazers, averaging a double-double of 12.7 points and 10.4 rebounds while starting all 80 games in which he played.
"I thought J.J. was one of the most improved players in the league last year," Denver general manger Tim Connelly said. "He gives us a low-post option in the half-court and he's a relentless rebounder who will help us get out and run."
Hickson showed promise in his third season with the Cleveland Cavaliers, the team that drafted the 6-foot-9 forward back in 2008, but was shipped the following offseason to Sacramento, where he struggled mightily.
After posting 13.8 points and 8.7 rebounds during his last season with the Cavs, Hickson plummeted to 4.7 points and 5.1 rebounds in 35 games with the Kings and was eventually placed on waivers by the team in March of 2012.
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The Chicago Fire had chances, but fell victim to first half strikes from Steven Lenhart and Brad Ring as the San Jose Earthquakes earned a 2-0 victory over the Fire as the Men in Red closed its preseason camp in Southern California Saturday morning in Oxnard, Calif.
The Fire trailed early as San Jose left back Ramiro Corrales pushed up the flank before whipping in a swerving ball for Steven Lenhart. The target striker lunged from the six-yard box to nod the ball just inside the back post, giving the 'Quakes a 1-0 lead in the third minute.
Dominic Oduro nearly brought things level six minutes later as winger Patrick Nyarko cut inside before slotting his countryman towards the box. The Ghanaian forward took a touch before hitting a low drive that San Jose 'keeper Jon Busch turned around the left post for a corner kick.
The Earthquakes doubled their lead just before the half when Marvin Chavez' sent an in-swinging corner kick from the left. The effort found a charging Brad Ring at the back post who placed his headed effort just past Nolly to give San Jose a 2-0 lead in the 38th minute.
Playing simultaneous to the Fire/Earthquakes match, the Chicago Fire reserves used a 58th minute penalty kick from Orr Barouch and a 68th minute header from Pari Pantazopoulos to earn a 2-1 come-from-behind victory over the Ventura County Fusion Saturday morning.
The Fire return to Chicago Saturday night before departing Wednesday, February, 22 for phase three of preseason in Charleston, S.C. While in South Carolina, the team will conclude preparations for the club's 15th MLS season with games against DC United (February 25), Columbus Crew (February 29) and Charleston Battery (March 3), as part of the 2012 Carolina Challenge Cup. All three Fire matches will be webcast live via Chicago-Fire.com.
The Fire host Opening Day at Toyota Park against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, March 24 at 7:30 PM CT. Chicago Fire Season Tickets are available by calling 1-888-MLS-FIRE (657-3473), via Ticketmaster or by heading to the club's official website at Chicago-Fire.com.
- Fire captain Logan Pause saw his first preseason action since the team's 0-0 draw against D.C. United January 29.
- The Fire were without midfielder Marco Pappa who departed camp Friday night to join the Guatemalan national team for a pair of friendlies February 22 at Paraguay and February 29 at Guyana.
- As the Fire prepare for phase three of preseason camp, the team will also lose goalkeeper Sean Johnson (U.S. U-23's), midfielder Victor Pineda (U.S. U-20's) and striker Orr Barouch (Israel U-21's) to international duty for most of team's stay in Charleston, SC. All three players, as well as Pappa are expected to be available for selection for the team's match March 3 vs. the Charleston Battery.
Chicago Fire 0 – 2 San Jose Earthquakes
Chicago Fire: Jay Nolly (Sean Johnson 46'); Dan Gargan, Jalil Anibaba, Cory Gibbs, Gonzalo Segares; Logan Pause (C), Pavel Pardo, Patrick Nyarko (Lucky Mkosana* 68'); Sebastian Grazzini; Federico Puppo (Rafael Robayo 46'), Dominic Oduro
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San Jose Earthquakes: Jon Busch; Steven Beitashour, Victor Bernardez, Justin Morrow, Ramiro Corrales; Marvin Chavez (Sam Garza 68'), Khari Stephenson, Brad Ring (Jean-Marc Alexandre 46'), Rafael Baca, Shea Salinas; Steven Lenhart (Sercan Guvenisik 46')
Scoring Summary
SJ – Steven Lenhart (Ramiro Corrales) 3'
SJ – Brad Ring (Marvin Chavez) 38'
Misconduct Summary
Referee: Kevin Stott
Assistant Referees: Ian Anderson, Manuel Torres
Chicago Fire 2 – 1 Ventura County Fusion
Chicago Fire Starting XI: Paolo Tornaghi**; Tony Walls*, Austin Berry, Kwame Watson-Siriboe, Hunter Jumper*; Michael Videira, Daniel Paladini, Ivan Guerrero**; Corben Bone; Kheli Dube, Orr Barouch
Scoring Summary
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CHI – Orr Barouch (penalty kick) 58'
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Super Hexagon, a hard-as-nails iOS game currently causing lifelong feuds between a number of rival games writers, is on its way to Steam.
The deceptively simple title is coming to Mac and PC on November 27, creator Terry Cavanagh announced on his blog.
The game will be priced at $3, just like the iOS version, but Cavanagh is hoping for a launch discount. The Steam version was re-written in C++ and supports a much higher resolution than the mobile release.
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As part of the Elkhart County 4th Annual RV Open House, Howe, Ind.-based Cruiser RV LLC will be hosting its product display Sept. 19-23, running from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday.
According to a press release, the display will be located at 1180 Fremont Court in Elkhart, just north of the US-20 bypass and CR17 intersection next to Signature Lanes.
"We are looking forward to spending time with the dealers," said Jay Mohamed, vice president of sales and marketing. "This is set up for them to come and enjoy a relaxing week, spend time with other dealers and put their plan together for the upcoming year. Along with the display we will have a hospitality room which will include food and drinks."
Cruiser RV will be displaying its Fun Finder X, Fun Finder XTRA, Shadow Cruiser and ViewFinder lines during the event. "With the success we've seen from our dealer partners with each of our lines over the past year, the new floorplans that we'll be displaying will only help increase their overall sales as well as Cruiser RV's market share," said Chris Daniels, Central U.S. regional sales manager.
In operation since 1988, Cruiser RV is an industry leader in ultra-lightweight travel trailers and is a sister company to high-end luxury fifth-wheel manufacturer DRV Luxury Suites. For inquiries on the product or for more detailed directions to the Open House, call 260-562-3500.


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Church and state are now seperated, took just about a thousend years. :)
Most people here in Sweden are nonbelievers in "religion" but have some believs in some sort of higher power. Many are still members of the Church of Sweden, you get automaticly membership when you get baptised.
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