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Wychmere Beach Club
Harwich Port, MA
Ocean/Waterfront View, Hotel/Resort, Beach, City/Skyline View, Outdoor, Modern
Starting from $30,608 to $64,348 for 50 guests
Nestled along 20 pristine acres of Nantucket Sound coastline along Snow Inn Road, the Wychmere Beach Club rises from the heart of Cape Cod as a luxurious and breathtaking setting to host an unforgettable wedding and reception. Positioned directly on the white sands of the private Wychmere Beach, thi...
Dyer's Beach Apartment
Provincetown, MA
Private Estate, Outdoor
This Provincetown vacation rental home is a new waterfront in the rental market. Live large on one level, 2nd floor front to back with big water views, 3+ bedrooms. Spend your vacation celebrating your wedding in one of Cape Cod's finest residences with panoramic views, directly on the beach, beach ...
Dyer's Barn
Provincetown, MA
Barn/Farm/Ranch, Outdoor
This Provincetown vacation rental home offers private space on a quiet side street in town and is perfect for your wedding celebration. Live large on one level, as this property offers a full main floor apartment and a full 2nd floor front to back unit with a large sun deck. Each unit offers 3 bedro...
Inn on the Beach Cape Cod
Harwich Port, MA
Ocean/Waterfront View, Beach, Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Outdoor
Starting from $6,546 to $12,176 for 50 guests
Just minutes from the quaint stores of Harwich Point and and all of Cape Cod activities is the Inn on the Beach Cape Cod, a beautiful wedding venue in Massachusetts. The venue offers picturesque and breathtaking views of the Nantucket Sound from it's decks and outdoor patios. Tie the knot and celebr...
Four Points by Sheraton Eastham Cape Cod
Eastham, MA
Starting from $2,644 to $5,113 for 50 guests
The Four Points by Sheraton in Eastham Cape Cod is a wedding destination that will take care of your every need. The Four Points is just 2 miles from Cape Cod's National Seashore. For those seeking an oceanside wedding, this is a very convenient option. Enjoy an outdoor ceremony by the ocean and jus...
Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod
North Truro, MA
Winery/Vineyard/Brewery, Event Center, Outdoor
Starting from $9,419 to $13,008 for 50 guests
Perched between the Atlantic Ocean and Cape Cod Bay along Shore Road, Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod offers a ruggedly beautiful destination for your wedding day. Say your "I do's" in either spring, summer, or autumn in a classic New England setting, creating an intimate atmosphere whether you're hosti...
Oldest House
Nantucket, MA
Vintage/Rustic, Historic/Landmark Building, Outdoor
Starting from $6,795 to $11,703 for 50 guests
Perched atop beautiful Sunset Hill, Oldest House offers a wonderful combination of timeless intimacy and 17th century charm. Originally built in 1686 as a wedding gift for Jethro Coffin and Mary Gardner, couples that wed here are not only saying their "I do's" at the last standing structure from the...
Alberto's Ristorante
Hyannis, MA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant
Starting from $2,568 to $4,622 for 50 guests
Alberto's Ristorante was established in 1984 at which time, Northern Italian cuisine and fresh homemade pasta were introduced to Cape Cod for the first time. Since then, they continue to provide Italian tradition in their menu items with all fresh ingredients and in-house preparation of every course...
Red Jacket Beach Resort
South Yarmouth, MA
Beach, Hotel/Resort, Outdoor
Starting from $21,192 to $30,740 for 100 guests
The oceanfront setting on the sandy shores of Cape Cod's beautiful south side is the perfect backdrop for a magnificent seaside wedding. This Cape Cod beachfront resort is available for your wedding reception or rehearsal dinner from early April through late October. The Red Jacket Beach Resort doe...
The Wauwinet
Nantucket, MA
Ocean/Waterfront View, Hotel/Resort, Outdoor
Starting from $11,890 to $22,638 for 50 guests
Experience a Nantucket wedding on the coast! At the snap of a finger, the 32 guest rooms, cottages, and scenic grounds of The Wautinet can be turned into a private retreat for you and your wedding party. The inn can be reserved, decorated and catered to satisfy your unique vision and is accessible b...
Quaker Meeting House
Nantucket, MA
Vintage/Rustic, Historic/Landmark Building, Church/Temple, Outdoor
Starting from $1,500 to $3,359 for 50 guests
Perfect for hosting an unforgettable Nantucket wedding in a historic setting, this unique space allows you to tie-the-knot or celebrate your upcoming years of bliss in a place brimming with tradition. Originally constructed by the Society of Friends as a school in 1838, this building truly proves th...
Winnetu Oceanside Resort At South Beach ...
Edgartown, MA
Ocean/Waterfront View, Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Historic/Landmark Building, Hotel/Resort, Beach, Out...
Starting from $23,003 to $29,211 for 50 guests
Host your wedding day with Winnetu Oceanside Resort at South Beach Martha's Vineyard. We offer the only wedding venue overlooking South Beach and an upper-level facility that can accommodate up to 145 guests. If your dream is a romantic wedding ceremony by the water, The Winnetu is located on So...
Whaling Museum and Roofwalk
Nantucket, MA
Museum/Gallery, Historic/Landmark Building, Ocean/Waterfront View, City/Skyline View, Ballrooms, Out...
Starting from $5,136 to $9,884 for 50 guests
Located in the heart of downtown Nantucket, the Whaling Museum offers guests the perfect mix of modern design combined with history and tradition. The museums' climate-controlled space features an unforgettable 46-foot sperm whale skeleton, elegant art, and priceless artifacts. Flowing from the ...
The Wagner at Duck Creek in Wellfleet
Wellfleet, MA
Vintage/Rustic, Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Hotel/Resort, Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Outdoor
Starting from $7,843 to $15,055 for 50 guests
The Wagner at Duck Creek in Wellfleet is in a setting that evokes a special Cape Cod feeling and is an ideal location for your big day. Located in Wellfleet, MA, the Inn has been welcoming guests to its lodgings and accommodations for generations. It sits on the edge of a small fishing and artists v...
Hadwen House & Garden
Nantucket, MA
Museum/Gallery, Historic/Landmark Building, Mansion, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $8,267 to $12,393 for 50 guests
Standing as a living testament to the golden era of whaling, the Hadwen House & Garden offers a lovely historic setting for your big day. Nestled amongst the historic mansions of Nantucket's Main Street, this Greek revival mansion built in 1846 has plenty to offer soon-to-be-wed couples! This home o...
Greater Light
Nantucket, MA
Museum/Gallery, Historic/Landmark Building, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Park/Garden, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $7,334 to $11,658 for 50 guests
Located in a quiet residential neighborhood off upper Main Street, Greater Light has undergone many transformations since its construction. Originally built as a livestock barn, is was later converted into a summer home and art studio by eclectic Quaker sisters Gertrude and Hanna Monaghan in the 19...
White Elephant Hotel
Nantucket, MA
Outdoor, Hotel/Resort
Starting from $10,341 to $22,767 for 70 guests
Offering a stunning waterfront setting, the White Elephant Hotel is the perfect place to host your Nantucket wedding. This luxury hotel features several gorgeous indoor and outdoor venue options that can accommodate intimate gatherings, lavish parties, and everything in between. Your outdoor ceremon...
Candleberry Inn
Brewster, MA
Outdoor, Bed & Breakfast/Inn
Starting from $5,519 to $9,997 for 50 guests
The Candleberry Inn is a Bed and Breakfast ideally situated within the Old King's Highway Historic District. This local Cape Cod inn is a short stroll from sandy bayside beaches, first class restaurants and unique artisan shops. The historic Candleberry Inn is the ideal wedding and event venue. They...
White Elephant Village
Nantucket, MA
Hotel/Resort, Ballrooms
Starting from $8,686 to $19,009 for 50 guests
Experience the best of Nantucket with a picture perfect wedding at White Elephant Village. Featuring 2,500 square feet of elegantly appointed event space, its newly opened White Elephant Village Ballroom & Conference Center offers a beautiful setting in which to celebrate the most romantic day of yo...
The Nantucket Hotel
Nantucket, MA
Ocean/Waterfront View, Hotel/Resort, Beach, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $34,069 to $41,873 for 50 guests
Originally built in 1925, the Grand Ballroom at The Nantucket re-opened in 2012 after a complete renovation. The Grand Ballroom at The Nantucket Hotel & Resort has everything you desire for a magical, dream-like, Nantucket wedding experience! The Ballroom is the only in-town wedding venue on Nantuck...
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Hawthorne Hotel
Salem, MA
Historic/Landmark Building, Hotel/Resort
Starting from $4,961 to $10,463 for 50 guests
Since their opening in 1925, weddings have been a beautiful tradition at the Hawthorne Hotel. With venues that offer timeless elegance and the finest attention to detail, your wedding will reflect your individual style in this classic setting. Take your vows in the beautiful outdoors or in the luxur...
The Lantana
Randolph, MA
Vintage/Rustic, Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $5,751 to $6,574 for 50 guests
For five decades, The Lantana has provided exceptional elegance and unparalleled service to every wedding party that has graced their halls. Other wedding venues in MA simply cannot compare to the luxurious yet flexible wedding packages. Transform this venue and tailor their services to fit your wed...
The Tiffany Ballroom
Norwood, MA
Outdoor, Hotel/Resort, Event Center, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $19,988 to $29,543 for 50 guests
Make your dream wedding a reality at The Tiffany Ballroom at the Four Points by Sheraton Norwood. Located just a short drive from downtown Boston, this spectacular venue offers an unrivaled setting for an elegant wedding celebration. Its various event spaces can accommodate parties of between 50 and...
DoubleTree by Hilton Boston North Shore
Danvers, MA
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Hotel/Resort, Ballrooms, Modern
Starting from $300 to $2,323 for 50 guests
Whether your dreams for your special day are on a grand scale or of a more intimate affair, our many flexible spaces welcome gatherings of all sizes. From deliciously prepared cuisine to enthusiastic, one-on-one service, our friendly and attentive staff takes care in every detail. Together, with ...
Raffael's at South Shore Country Club
Hingham, MA
Golf Course, Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Park/Garden, Ballrooms, Outdoor
Starting from $5,585 to $8,442 for 50 guests
Raffael's at South Shore Country Club is the perfect place to tie the knot! Located in Hingham, Massachusetts, this upscale venue offers delicious cuisine and exceptional service in a picturesque setting. Outside, the Pavilion Tent boasts gorgeous views of the South Shore Country Club's 18th hole an...


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President's Achievement Award
Macy Welsh and Rodney Myers
The President's Achievement Award is given annually to a woman and man in the junior class whose academic records, campus leadership and devotion to the ideals and objectives of Hiram College distinguish their performances as outstanding. Students selected for this award have demonstrated, during their years at Hiram College, marked growth in academic achievement and in personal development. They have displayed sensitivity to the needs of their fellow students, to those in the College community and of society in general, and they have made constructive contributions to the solutions of these problems. In sum, the President's Achievement Award goes to those whose records best symbolize the educational goals of Hiram College.
Distinguished Student Leadership Award – Dively
Abigail Stevenson
The Distinguished Student Leadership Award is given annually by Hiram College in recognition of an outstanding senior student whose contributions to campus life have earned peer respect and admiration. The award recipient receives a gift of $1,000. Michael Dively, a former Hiram College Trustee, founder of the Gerald R. Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service, three-term member of the Michigan House of Representatives and former faculty member at Albion College, is the founder of the award.
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award
Brayla Stokes
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award is given annually by Hiram College to a student or students who, through the quality of his or her leadership and overall character, exemplifies a spirit of inclusiveness and an appreciation for multiculturalism and diversity. The value of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award is based on investment returns and typically exceeds $500.
Yuksel Ismail Scholarship in Humanities
Danni Lynn McDonald
Established in 1986 by the Ismail family, colleagues, friends and former students, the Yuksel Ismail Scholarship honors the senior in humanities (humanities shall include classical studies, English, foreign languages, history, philosophy and religious studies) who best exemplifies the love of learning and high standards lived out at Hiram College by Yuksel Ismail, professor of languages and literature, until his death in 1986.
ODK National Leadership
Omicron Delta Kappa (OΔK) also, known as The Circle or more commonly ODK is a national leadership honor society. It was founded December 3, 1914, at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia, by 15 student and faculty leaders. Chapters, known as Circles, are located on over 300 college campuses. The society recognizes outstanding achievement in the following areas: scholarship; athletics; campus community service; social/religious activities; campus government; journalism, speech and the mass media; and creative and performing arts. As the identities of newly selected members are kept secret for a period of time, ODK is fondly considered a quasi-secret society. Membership in the Omicron Delta Kappa Society is regarded as one of the highest collegiate honors that can be awarded to an individual, along with Phi Beta Kappa. In addition to meeting rigorous leadership and service criteria, student membership requires a grade point average of 3.5 or above.
Phi Beta Kappa
Lindsey Harris, Colton Kinderknecht, Andrew Runyon and Mark Sobnosky
Hal Reichle Memorial Award
Callie Levan
The Hal Reichle Memorial Award is presented annually to an individual student who has demonstrated significant acts of kindness, generosity and compassion toward other human beings. The award recipient is chosen on the basis of humanitarian efforts, community involvement and volunteerism. The value of the Hal Reichle Memorial Award is based on investment returns and typically exceeds $5,000.
Alpha Society
Alpha Society is one of Hiram's highest academic honors. Membership is limited to students who have completed 12 or more hours of graded coursework at Hiram College and whose cumulative grade point average is 3.75 or better.
Alpha Society Graduating Seniors
|Breimaier Rozsa
Alpha Society Underclassmen
|Abbey Anderson
|Giselle Bahena
|Skye-Forest Baker
|Victor Becerra
|Brett Bentkowski
|Amber Berumen Backer
|Austin Blatt
|Matthew Bruyere
|Emma Chinn
|Lisha Ciani
|Stephanie Cipa
|Alainna Conroy
|Emily Daugherty
|Kylie Davis
|Riley Dearth
|Olivia Detweiler
|Kerry Dombroski
|Gabriella Dukarm
|Isabel Ebel
|Adam Fitzgerald
|Zachary Fox
|Gina Gainford
|Taylor Galla
|Carolyn George
|Makayla Gough
|Emily Harris
|Denise Hart
|Erika Hatch
|Matthew Hecker
|Tyjaun Hill
|Samuel Hitchcock
|Samantha Hudson
|Akiya James
|Kiara Jeffrey
|Jamie Jelenic
|Rachel Jerkins
|Amanda Jordan
|Carah Katzendorn
|Makenzie Kelley
|Alexia Kemerling
|Michelle Kennedy
|Nicholas Krasnoschlik
|Trenton Lair
|Hanna Lane
|Valerie Lauderback
|Matthew Lee
|Callie Levan
|Carlee Lisser
|Erica Lohan
|Breanna Louis
|Grace Lutat
|Anthony Lyon
|Brynne Mann
|Hannah Mann
|Jessica Maurer
|Ashley Meier
|Stacey Menzies
|Kelly Miller
|Jacob Moncher
|Zoe Mongold
|Quentin Moore
|Reginald Moore
|Miranda Mordue
|Kimberly Morrison
|Ryan Mount
|Jenna Nelson
|Brendan Niggemeyer
|Madison Paden
|Anna Pallante
|Keegan Rankin
|Kelly Ratliff
|Thomas Rink
|Olivia Rivard
|Jeffery Robb
|Jasmine Rosiak
|Nikkia Schady
|Bailey Scheck
|Adam Schlaker
|Kathryn Slates
|Allison Shultz
|Margaret Stehno
|Ana Strauss
|Thomas Swope
|Quinn Tucker
|Victoria Valetta
|Lori Vaught
|Valori Vaught
|Danielle Vincent
|Hannah Waldman
|Hannah Ward
|Katie Whisler
|Abigail Wirfel
|Brianna Woodworth
|David Yost
|Yajing Zhang
Academic Department Awards
These awards were presented, or will be presented, at individual departmental celebrations and ceremonies. They are listed here so all may partake in the celebration and recognition of excellence.
Art Department Awards
Alex and Tamara Brady Pendleton Best in Show Award:
Natalie Quarry, Body of Work
Paul A. Rochford Award for Excellence:
Abigail Stevenson, Body of Work
Ellen Jagow Award for Painting:
Cleo Starpattern, Series of Paintings
Abigail Flint Award for Photography:
Shan Jin Zi, Pair of Photographs
Award for Design:
Charlie Wirfel, Mixed-Media Collages
Award for Outstanding Work by Freshman or Sophomore:
Miranda Mordue, Photography
Juror's Mention:
Kasie Purpura, Jewelry
Biology Department Awards
James H. Barrow Scholarship in Biology:
Andrew Runyon
Established by the friends and students of James H. Barrow, professor of biology at Hiram College from 1957 until 1987 and founder of the James H. Barrow Biology Field Station. Awarded annually to a deserving student majoring in field biology.
Dwight H. and Trudy Berg Award:
Olivia Huffman
Established and endowed by Dwight H. Berg, professor emeritus in biology, and his wife Trudy. To be awarded to a deserving junior or senior biology major who has emphasis in botany and who is planning to attend graduate school in botany.
Eastman Kodak Company Awards:
Abbey Anderson, Hannah Bennett, Kiara Jeffrey, Andrew Lisak, Kristin Maslach, Anna Pallante, Danielle Vincent
Established by the Eastman Kodak Company to honor employees who are graduates of Hiram College. Awarded on the basis of merit to students majoring in biology.
Paul Smey Award in Biology:
Kerry Dombroski
Awarded to an outstanding biology major with an interest in medicine, the Paul Smey Award in biology was established by family and friends in memory of Paul Smey '69, a distinguished pediatric urologist.
Thomas E. Lingafelter Memorial Award:
Keegan Rankin
Established and endowed by Constance Rullestad Lingafelter '59, and friends, in memory of her husband, Thomas E. Lingafelter '60, a devoted alumnus. Awarded to the student who makes the most significant contribution to the work at the field station.
The Kyna Barber Endowed Scholarship:
Emily Yeckley
Established with gifts provided by Tom and Ling Barber along with gifts from family and friends of Kyna Barber. The scholarship shall be awarded to a senior student who has been admitted to a graduate program at an accredited college or university in a medical related field. The medical related field shall be any graduate study, including but not limited to medical school, dental school, graduate nursing programs, medical research, or medical related microbiology, biotechnology, or biology/chemistry.
Grace Pickford Scholarship:
Katie Geric
Kelton Scott McMurray Memorial Scholarship:
Nick Kranoschlik
Biomedical Humanities Department Awards
Outstanding Achievement in Senior Seminar:
Sophie Bell
Outstanding Achievement in Senior Seminar by a Minor:
Katie Geric
Carol Donley Scholarship Award Winners:
Hannah Mann and Jessica Caspio
Chemistry Department Awards
Outstanding General Chemistry Student:
Abbey Anderson
Outstanding Organic Student:
Nikkia Schady
Outstanding Inorganic Student:
Alexis Acton
Outstanding PChem Student:
Colton Kinderknecht
Outstanding Biochemistry Student:
Sophie Bell
Outstanding Senior Biochemistry Student:
Matthew Sisserson
Lubrizol Chemistry Scholarship:
Brian Corbin
Jody Modarelli Scholarship:
Matthew Sisserson
Paul Fall Scholarship:
Brianna Bays
American Chemical Society – Akron Section Outstanding Junior Chemistry Major:
Brian Corbin
American Chemical Society – Akron Section Outstanding Chemistry Major:
Colton Kinderknecht
Center for Integrated Entrepreneurship Awards
Fall ideablitz! Idea Competition:
- 1st Place: Peter Sullivan '20 and Meagan McCoy'19 – SafeCon
- 2nd Place: Katarina Lechman '23*, Lisa Nazelli '23* and Emma Vaccaro '23* – Style Savvy
- 3rd Place: Winston Breeden '23*, Jonathan Edwards '23* and Steve Kruszenski '23* – WalTrak
Spring ideabuild! Idea Competition:
- 1st Place: Meagan McCoy '19 – TOYS
- 2nd Place: Michael Dietzen '22 – Wake Up and Donate
- 3rd Place: Aliyah Benson '21, Ryan Carey '21, Miranda Miracle '21, and Macy Morales '21 – RevTattoo
NOTE: *College Credit Plus student
Ronald W. and Thomas E. Lingafelter Memorial Endowed Scholarship:
Michael Eversole
This scholarship is given in honor of Ronald W. and Thomas E Lingfelter, graduates of Hiram College. The award shall be given to an outstanding student demonstrating participation in entrepreneurship studies, expressing interest in entrepreneurship, and demonstrating high achievement in scholarship, leadership and citizenship.
Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award:
Michael Eversole – Envision Clothing Company, LLC
Curtis Caithaml – Hiram Cake Boys
Vince Suso – Hiram Cake Boys
Will Howell – Hiram Cake Boys
Declan Ange – Hiram Cake Boys
This award is given to students, chosen by the faculty, for outstanding achievements in the field of Entrepreneurship.
Communication Department Awards
Lambda Pi Eta President Award:
Abigail Stevenson
This award is given to a student who has diligently served as the President of the Zeta Lambda chapter of the Lambda Pi Eta, the official communication studies honor society of the National Communication Association. The student must prove to be reliable, organized and enthusiastic about the organization as well as the Communication Program.
Computer Science Department Awards
Irina Lomonosov Award:
Zak Martinjako
Presented to an outstanding senior computer science major.
Angela Guercio Award:
Kenneth Norris
Presented to a senior computer science or applied computer science major who has shown outstanding dedication to computer science and service to the department.
Economics Management and Accounting Department Awards
Claude Henry Crafts Achievement Award:
Vince Suso
This monetary award is given in honor of Claude Henry Crafts, a graduate of Hiram College. The award shall be given to an outstanding male with a B or better GPA at the end of his junior year. He should be majoring in the field of business or a related business field. He should be athletic, outgoing, friendly, and helpful. The recipient should be of upstanding good moral character and returning to finish his senior year at Hiram.
Financial Executive Outstanding Junior:
Taryn Swick
This monetary award is given to a student at the end of his/her junior year who is majoring in Accounting & Financial Management. The recipients are chosen by the faculty and must exhibit exceptional performance in the accounting coursework. These students have already been formally recognized at an event held by the Financial Executive Institute.
Ohio Society of CPAs' Ambassador Award:
Will Howell
An accounting student is chosen by the faculty to serve a one-year term as the Ohio Society of CPA's ambassador. This student is expected to communicate to high school and college-age students the advantages and exciting opportunities available in the accounting profession.
Outstanding PGS Accounting Student:
Jilyann Atkinson and Mario Vaughn
This monetary award is given to a student, chosen by the faculty in the department, who is majoring in Accounting & Financial Management through the Professional & Graduate Studies program. The student should exhibit enthusiasm for the accounting profession and excellence in the classroom.
IMA President Award:
Kaylee Savage
This monetary award is given to a student who has diligently served as the President of the Student Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants. The student must prove to be reliable, organized and enthusiastic about the accounting profession and the student chapter of the IMA.
Outstanding Financial Account Student:
Adam Risko
This monetary award is given to a student, chosen by the faculty, who has taken the financial accounting course during the current academic year. The student exhibits excellence in the classroom and a potential for further study in Accounting.
Ferguson Award:
Gillian McMaster
This scholarship is given to a Management major chosen by the department who has demonstrated worthiness in his or her performance in Management coursework.
Department Honors:
Kaylee Savage – Accounting & Financial Management
Kourtney Holcomb – Management
Jared Wright – Management
Students majoring in these majors are eligible to graduate with honors from the department if they have a major GPA of 3.6 or higher, a cumulative GPA of 2.8 or higher and a sum total major and cumulative GPS of 6.8 or higher.
English Department Awards
Grace J. Chamberlain Prize in Creative Writing:
Alexia Kemerling
Established in 2007 by Joyce, Robert and Dylan Chamberlain, the parents and brother of Grace J. Chamberlain, who died tragically in an automobile accident in 2006, this prize is awarded annually by the English department to a student who shows great promise in creative writing. This prize is funded annually by a Cleveland Foundation Donor Advised Fund.
English Department Book Award:
Zak Martinjako, Kenneth Norris, Alex Nardo, Lani (Luisa) Pace, Sean Melton and Austin Johnson
Awarded to a student who contributes to the intellectual life of the English department in creative and often unrecognized ways.
Hiram College Writing Center Award:
Lindsey Harris, Jennifer Kistler and Kelly Miller
This award goes to the seniors who have made the greatest contributions to the Writing Center and the writing program at Hiram College. Both exceptional service to the institution and an extraordinary personal commitment to the study of writing are required.
John S. Kenyon Memorial Award in English:
Hailey Toporcer
Awarded to honor the graduating senior student in English who best exemplifies the creative and scholarly spirit associated with John Samuel Kenyon, class of 1898, professor of English, 1916-1944 and emeritus professor of English, 1944-1959.
The Richard C. and Jo Ann Murphy Underwood Endowed Memorial Scholarship:
Hannah Hilty
Student who, in the judgment of the English Department, is a promising candidate for a career in journalism.
Howard Seymour Bissell Scholarship:
Emma Chinn
A scholarship to be awarded each year to an outstanding Hiram student of English in recognition of excellence, based on merit, talent, achievement, and promise.
Carl Brown Memorial Scholarship:
Amber Bessner
For the purpose of establishing an endowed scholarship awarded on the basis of good character, scholastic ability, and literary achievement with first preference given to an English major who gives evidence of a distinguished career in this field.
The Lee and Irma Cannon Memorial Scholarship:
Matthew Mitchell and Jillian Schmidt
The Lee and Irma Cannon Memorial Scholarship was established and endowed by Mrs. Charity Cannon Willard, friends and faculties of the English and Foreign Language Departments, in memory of Lee and Irma Cannon, longtime and devoted members of the faculty who taught at Hiram from 1916 until their retirements in 1956 and 1954 respectively. It is awarded to an outstanding junior, alternating each year between a student from the English Department and the Foreign Language Department, nominated by faculty members of these respective departments.
Environmental Studies Department Awards
Lubrizol Foundation Awardees:
Andrew Lisak, Madison Proctor and Zachary Fox
These awards are made possible through the generous support of the Lubrizol Foundation to selected academic programs at Hiram College. Awardees in the Environmental Studies major are students who have demonstrated academic achievement, academic potential, or active engagement in the environmental field.
The David A. Cornicelli Memorial Scholarship:
Joshua Smith
This scholarship was established to celebrate the life of David A. Cornicelli, a graduate from Hiram College who was very active in the environmental field. The scholarship is awarded annually to a junior student(s) majoring in Environmental Studies. Preference is given to students from Trumbull County, Ohio; however, if there is no eligible student from Trumbull County in any year, the scholarship may be awarded to an otherwise eligible student.
History Department Awards
The Dorothy Garrett Martin Award in History:
Emma Chinn
Established and endowed by Frederick W. Martin '64 and James K. Martin '65 in honor of their mother. Awarded annually to a junior woman majoring in history as chosen by the History Department faculty.
The Thomas Mark Pytel Memorial Award:
Alexander Warren-Green
Established and endowed by friends and his wife, Gail Meyer Pytel '66, in memory of Thomas Mark Pytel '66. Awarded to an outstanding junior, alternating each year between a student from the Political Science Department and the History Department, nominated by the faculty members of these respective departments.
Lindsay-Crane Center for Writing and Literature Awards
Gillmer Kroehle Contest in Creative Nonfiction:
- 1st Place: Jennifer Kistler "Trains of Thought: Memories of Pap Pap"
- 2nd Place: Alexandra Nardo "The Four Generations and Their Flowers"
- 3rd Place: Matthew Mitchell "On Car Seat Headrest and the Currency of Marriage"
- Honorable Mention: Lani Pace "Story Grove" Katie Whisler "Upon Finding Oneself Lost in the Village"
Vachel Lindsay Poetry Prize:
- 1st Place: Matthew Mitchell "sonnet cycle for a high school basketball game in northeast ohio"
- 2nd Place: Alexia Kemmerling "Demolition Begins in Earnest"
- 3rd Place: Katie Whisler "you are the rebel king"
- Honorable Mention: Hannah Hilty "The Fifth"
Barbara Thompson Award for Short Fiction:
- 1st Place: Alexia Kemmerling "Summer of the Cicadas"
- 2nd Place: Hailey Torporcer "Dream Crusher"
- 3rd Place: Matthew Mitchell "Portal"
- Honorable Mention: Yidiayah Box "She Lives in My Lap" Lani Pace "Plague of the Heart"
ECHO Student Literary Regional Competition:
- 1st Place: Matthew Mitchell, Hiram College, for "a portrait of the day phife dawg died," "appalachian gods don't believe in me," and "my parents need to stop playing the eagles when they are drunk and dancing"
- 2nd Place: Alexia Kemmerling, Hiram College, for "Erosion," "Keep Out:'America the Beautiful,'" and "I decided to help my father"
- 3rd Place: Jenna Durant, Muskingum University, for "Why I Wish I Was Paul Simon," "Fresh Canvas, Blank as Winter," and "Astral Projection from a Front Stoop"
- Honorable Mention: McKenzie Caldwell, University of Mount Union, for "The Willows," "what they told you about the loony bin was wrong, it's the e r you gotta look out for," and "Elsewhere"
Creative Nonfiction
- 1st place: Matthew Mitchell, Hiram College, for "Harmonicas Playing Skeleton Keys"
- 2nd place: McKenzie Caldwell, University of Mount Union, for "The Missing Link"
- 3rd place: Alexia Kemmerling, Hiram College, for "The Way Things Seem"
- Honorable Mention: Faith Harrison, Hiram College, for "Hi, My Name Is"
- Honorable Mention: Elita Jones, Muskingum University for "Rain"
- 1st place: Katie Whisler, Hiram College, for "Impressionism, in Effect"
- 2nd place: Callie Levan, Hiram College, for "Shallow Water"
- 3rd place: Kelly Miller, Hiram College, for "Sunflowers"
- Honorable Mention: Ryan Ditrick, University of Mount Union, for "Regicide"
- Honorable Mention: Alexia Kemmerling, Hiram College, for "Finders Keepers"
- Honorable Mention: Matthew Mitchell, Hiram College, for "Portal"
The annual Echo Contest is open to undergraduate students currently enrolled at Bethany College, Heidelberg University, Hiram College, Marietta College, University of Mount Union and Muskingum University. A panel of faculty from the partner schools judges the entries. Judges do not know the identity of the entrants, and judges do not read or evaluate the entries of students from the colleges or universities where they teach.
Music Department Awards
Gertrude Frohring Award:
Julia Goetz
Alice Crane Williams Award:
Grant Orndorff
Mary A. Crawford Award:
Hannah Hilty
Clarence R. & Alice Seymour Bissell Award:
Amanda Jordan
Marcia Kenyon Bissell Award:
Abigail Stevenson
Alice Seymour Bissell/Hiram Women's Council Award:
Andrew Hopkins Prize – Outstanding Instrumentalist Award:
Sarah Mellinger
Nursing Department Awards
Department Honors:
Rachel Boehm, Josselyn Frazier, Savana Lowery and Sarah K. Helmick (McClellan)
Academic Excellence in Nursing Award:
Rachel A. Boehm
Given to a graduating senior who has achieved the highest overall and nursing GPA.
Service & Leadership in Nursing Award:
Muhamad R. Jusran
Given to a graduating senior who has made outstanding leadership and service contributions during his or her time at Hiram College.
Summit/Portage District Ohio Nurses Association Award:
Aleyna V. Gee
Given to a graduating senior who has demonstrated organizational leadership and service.
Hiram College Nursing Nightingale Nobel:
Josselyn B. Frazier
Performing Arts Casey Awards
Senior Departmental Awards
Hannah Hilty and Megan Kern
Philosophy Department Awards
Eugene H. Peters Prize in Philosophy:
The Eugene H. Peters Prize in Philosophy was established in 1983 to honor the memory of Professor Eugene H. Peters, who taught philosophy at Hiram College from 1962 until his untimely death in May of 1983. The prize rewards students who have done exceptional work in the field of philosophy.
Physics Department Awards
Arthur Wright Erskine Memorial Prize in Physics:
Jaden Slovensky
The Arthur Wright Erskine Memorial Prize in Physics was established and endowed by a bequest of Betsy Smith Erskine in memory of her husband Arthur Wright Erskine, class of 1907. First given in 1958, the prize goes to the senior student who shows the greatest promise in the science of physics.
Political Science Department Awards
Pi Sigma Alpha:
Lindsey Harris and Megan Kern
Pi Sigma Alpha is the national honor society for Political Science.
Psychology Department Awards
Psi Chi, International Honor Society Inductees:
Laura Adamovic, Victoria Fallucco, Jared Louie, Olivia Rivard and Kerington Vickers
Psi Chi gives national recognition for academic excellence and offers opportunities for networking, scholarships and leadership development in the field.
Psychology and Philosophy Department Awards
The Thomas Wayne Grant Prize:
Hannah Waldman
Annual award given to an outstanding psychology and/or philosophy student.
Athletic Department Awards
Athletic are announced at the Student Athlete Appreciation event. The athletic department presents several named awards each year to individual student-athletes in recognition of their athletic accomplishments.
The Pam Smith/North Coast Athletic Conference Woman of the Year Award (Hiram NOMINEE to the NCAC):
Sophie Bell
Awarded annually to the outstanding graduating female student-athlete in the NCAC. The award recognizes a student-athlete who has distinguished herself throughout her collegiate career in the areas of academic achievement, athletic excellence, service and leadership.
The Don Hunsinger/North Coast Athletic Conference Man of the Year Award (Hiram NOMINEE to the NCAC:
Marcel Rice
Awarded annually to the outstanding graduating male student-athlete in the NCAC. The award recognizes a student-athlete who has distinguished himself throughout his collegiate career in the areas of academic achievement, athletic excellence, service and leadership.
Donald M. Campbell Memorial Award:
Horace Johnson Jr.
Awarded each year to the College's outstanding male student-athlete. It was established in 1961, as suggested by the then editor of the school newspaper, as an award to honor the outstanding male athlete of the year. Named after the newspaper, it was originally called the Terrier Award. In 1970, it was changed to the Donald M. Campbell, Jr. Award to honor one of our former athletes who lost his life in a house fire while attempting to save his parents' lives.
Helen M. Petrosky Award:
Teshauna Wright
Established by the Department of Physical Education in honor of a former faculty member and chair for 29 years, "Miss Pete." Awarded each year to the College's outstanding female student-athlete.
Charles A. Henry Award (Outstanding Junior Scholar Athlete):
Austin Blatt
Myrtis E. Herndon Award (Female Scholar Athlete):
Holly Hoffman
Bill Hollinger Award (Male Scholar Athlete):

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We Rave You one year anniversary album (Re-Release)
In celebration of the coming year, the We Rave You team would like to take a moment to thank all our followers for their continued support this year! And as a token of appreciation we have decided to Re-Release our popular
Matisse & Sadko wrap up 2015 with their remarkable year mix
Two of Russia's finest producers, Matisse & Sadko, have been on a speedy and constant rise ever since their establishment as a duo in 2010. With several big collaborations under their belt, such as "SLVR" with Steve Angello, "Trio" with
Axwell Λ Ingrosso – Dream Bigger
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Marcus Schossow & Dave Winnel – CNTRL
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Smash The House festival makes a huge leap as it will head to Europe for the first time ever
Smash The House is the driving brand of its figure heads, No.1 ranked DJ's, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike. And behind 'The Madness' lies Flashevents, the brains of the ever-expanding events associated with Smash The House. Forever reaching even further afield
Alesso – Anthem
Alesso has certainly had a massive 2015 run from releasing his first major album 'Forever' to touring all across the globe. As mentioned earlier this week, the Swedish sensation had announced that he will be giving away his brand new track for
Martin Garrix releases "Bouncybob" in time for 2016
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Adrian Lux – Torn Apart (Charlee Acoustic Version)
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Otto Knows – Dying for You (feat. Lindsey Stirling & Alex Aris)
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To: Rev. Dr. J. J. Scrimgeour, Secretary, Scottish Society for Psychical Inquiry 20 May 1871
Dear Mr Scrimgeour
I am addressing this account of a recent experience to you, in the hope that it may contribute to the studies which I am aware that you are currently pursuing into the relationship of the spiritual and psychical dimensions.
I am constantly surprised that there are so many today who give their trust to the power of reason, and to the ability of man to conquer all that surrounds him. This despite the fact of death being poised so close to each one of us, ready to carry off the body and soul at a mere moment's notice. It seems clear to me that we live our lives contingent upon the will of the Almighty that they continue, and that they prosper. The rich man in his mansion just as much as the pauper in his hovel, may feel the cold breath of life's end with no warning or foreknowledge. Even as many celebrate this nineteenth century as a time of unlimited scientific and medical advance, hundreds are struck down daily by ailments over which we have no control.


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Annual Report 2018: Sticking to the facts
2018 was the year in which the Netherlands Court of Audit strengthened its staff establishment again following the reorganisation in 2017. The government decided to increase our budget to bring it more into line with the performance of our statutory duties. As from 2018, the additional budget awarded to the Court will increase in steps from an extra 1 million in 2018 to an extra €3 million per annum as from 2022. We used the additional funds to make significant investments in the recruitment, training and development of our staff during the year. We recruited, inducted and trained 57 new members of staff.
The Court of Audit published its Annual Report for 2018 and submitted it to the House of Representatives on 21 March 2019.
The Court's President, Arno Visser, said in the foreword,: "In this report we present not only an overview of the reports we published and their contents. We also let others look over our shoulder and attempt to reflect on ourselves and what we do."
Sticking to the facts
As the novelist Aldous Huxley pointed out almost 100 years ago, facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored. And yet today's world seems to be turning into a whirlwind of fleeting images, news flashes and – yes – even occasional doubts about the truth of 'facts'.
This annual report does not fall into the latter category. Our aim has been to produce a transparent account of our portfolio of work. One good way of doing this is by taking a step back when answering questions such as 'What did we do, what did we find and what did we learn from the findings?' But what's the point of keeping a distance? Well, people tend to believe that good results follow automatically from good intentions. And this belief is particularly strong where the intentions in question are your own. That's why, in compiling this annual report, we asked our stakeholders to take a close look at our work.
The task of the Netherlands Court of Audit is to audit central government, both on our own initiative and in response to requests. Our independence, as laid down in the Dutch Constitution, is a statutory guarantee of distance. We assess how government policy pans out in practice and how ministries and executive agencies are performing. We report our findings to parliament. Our reports may not be written in prose that would have filled Aldous Huxley with envy; they do not need to be. What we want is for everyone to be able to see how the government is performing, so our overriding concern is that the facts should be accurate and that our reports should be couched in plain, easy to understand language.
At the same time, we are aware that the government is changing – and this is a trend to which we must respond. A few years ago, we borrowed what proved to be a fitting slogan from the Dutch-American artist, Willem de Kooning: "You have to change to stay the same".
Last year was the first year after our reorganisation in which we operated under a new organisational structure. The reorganisation had been prompted by two factors: firstly, budget cuts imposed by previous governments and, secondly, a realisation that a modern government auditor has to keep pace with its changing operating environment – with its new technologies, new forms of communication and sometimes even different working methods (both internal and external). We are also trying to work more in partnership with universities and other organisations, such as the National Ombudsman and the Council of State. We are involved in a wide range of partnerships with national audit offices in other countries. And we ask academic researchers to take a critical look at our publications.
Our challenge is to deliver classical content in a modern packaging. Although this sounds a bit like a commercial for a new car, it simply reflects what we are trying to be – and indeed what we need to do. What we are is reflected by our products and publications: from weighty reports and quick-fire focus audits to web pages, articles and conference presentations. More and more often, these are packaged and delivered as part of an overarching programme.
This review is more than just a list of our reports with a summary of their contents. While we have a policy of inviting outsiders to assess our work, we also try to reflect ourselves on what we are and what we do. To this end, we developed a method of self-reflection in 2018 that has now been transformed into a software tool. This tool highlights the themes and topics underlying the reports we published in 2018. Expressing as it does both the focus and the perspective of our audits, the resultant picture makes an ideal navigational tool. We can use it to decide – from a distance – whether we are still on course or whether we need to adjust our bearings or our speed.
One unexpected but nonetheless welcome development in 2018 was parliament's approval of a government proposal to make a number of budgetary changes so as to align the funding allocated to the High Councils of State more closely with their statutory tasks. This means that, after a number of years of declining staffing levels, we will now be able to take on more staff as from 2019. The foundations are in place and we can build on them to pursue our mission of helping to improve the performance and operations of central government – by sticking to the facts.
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President of the Netherlands Court of Audit


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Socialization of the Institutional Repository: IR Plus
IR Plus is a new, open source platform for institutional repositories. Based on several years of user research, IR Plus was written to support faculty and grad students in the creation phases of their research, rather than just being a receptacle for finished work. For social scientists, the format-agnostic personal workspace supports storing and sharing large datasets, allowing them to collaborate with colleagues all over the world. When the work is ready for "publication" into the repository, a controlled but flexible approach to metadata allows easy addition of new types while keeping the overall metadata clean. Bringing the repository closer to social networking systems, users of the system can showcase and provide access to their work through Researcher Pages, which are easy to create and maintain. Users can now also feature "personal publications" on their Researcher Pages: material from the workspace that has not been added to any of the collections in the repository. While IR Plus was not created just for data users, we feel IASSIST members will find a number of its features interesting and useful, and it provides a study of a formal, institutional system edging into the world of social networking and collaboration.


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15 January 2019 7:09 PM Hondurans form a new US-bound caravan
Hundreds of Hondurans have left on what they call a trek for the United States, forming another caravan of the kind that so irked US President Donald Trump and fuelled his anti-immigrant message. As the procession left the town of San Pedro Sula under a steady rain on Monday night, one of the migrants summed up their plight. "We are leaving because there 2882
13 January 2019 6:56 AM Permit refused for concert set to be hosted by R. Kelly amid allegations
Springfield — Illinois officials say a concert in Springfield that was to be hosted by R. Kelly cannot take place in the wake of new sexual misconduct allegations against the R&B star. Illinois Department of Agriculture spokeswoman Denise Albert told the Chicago Tribune that the application for the Spring Break Jam in April was denied on Thursday because 175
11 January 2019 3:27 AM WATCH: Top World news videos for today
Standing along the Rio Grande, US President Donald Trump says "a lot of the crime in our country is caused by what's coming through here". Senator Bernie Sanders is apologising to women who've shared experiences of harassment by male supervisors while working on his 2016 presidential campaign. Residents of Goma, the provincial capital of North Kivu in eastern 147
10 January 2019 4:09 AM WATCH: Top World news videos today
Top Democrats say President Donald Trump walked out of a meeting with congressional leaders as talks to end the partial government shutdown remain at an impasse." US airport security workers and air traffic controllers working without pay have been warning that security and safety could be compromised if the government shutdown continues. A Russian war film that tells 184
09 January 2019 8:30 PM Trump's son appears to liken migrants to animals
President Donald Trump's eldest son appeared to liken migrants to dangerous animals, his latest controversial remarks on desperate people seeking to enter the US. "You know why you can enjoy a day at the zoo? Because walls work," Donald Trump Jr wrote in a post on Instagram. Trump's father has doubled down on his pledge to build a wall on the border 192
06 January 2019 2:35 PM John Bolton to Israel and Turkey to discuss Syria pullout
US National Security Adviser John Bolton was deployed to Israel to allay concerns about President Donald Trump's decision to withdrawal troops from Syria and discuss the process with Turkish officials. The pull-out announced last month was initially expected to be completed within weeks, but the timetable has slowed as the president acceded to requests 134
06 January 2019 12:09 PM Boeing stuck in Iran creates headaches for Norwegian airline
Oslo - Norwegian Air Shuttle said Friday one of its Boeing 737s has been stuck in Iran for three weeks after an unscheduled landing due to engine problems, as US restrictions reportedly create headaches for the airline and possibly passengers. The aircraft was en route from Dubai to Oslo with 192 passengers and crew members on board when it carried out a "safety 235
03 January 2019 4:30 PM US airstrike in Somalia kills 10 al-Shabaab extremists
The US military says it has carried out an airstrike in Somalia that killed 10 members of the al-Shaabab extremist group. The US Africa Command statement says the airstrike occurred on Wednesday near Dheerow Sanle to "diminish al-Shabab's freedom of movement and to increase pressure on the terrorist network." This is the first reported US airstrike of the year in Somalia 130
31 December 2018 12:39 PM UK needs leadership, US Ambassador says as Brexit looms
The UK is in need of leadership, US Ambassador to London Woody Johnson said, as he also cast doubt on the chances of a bilateral trade deal if Prime Minister Theresa May manages to push her Brexit agreement through Parliament. "I'm feeling the country is in need of leadership," Johnson said on Monday in a BBC Radio interview. "You can see the frustration 213
31 December 2018 7:20 AM Gold barrels into 2019 as growth concerns spur demand for haven
Gold is closing out 2018 on a strong note, with haven demand in the ascendant amid volatile trading in global equities, rising concern about the economic outlook and a drawn-out government shutdown in the US. Spot bullion is holding near a six-month high after topping $1 280 an ounce, and the metal is set for the best monthly gain in almost two years 155


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When last we saw Brian Elliott, he was skating to the Calgary Flames bench, shaking his head over a costly goal he was never able to quite explain.
It ended his night, the Flames season and cost the 32-year-old netminder millions and millions of dollars.
On Monday, he returned to haunt the Flames again.
This time as the game's first star.
Elliott made 43 saves in a 5-2 win over the Flames to snap the Philadelphia Flyers' 10-game losing skid.
It won't help him recoup the boatloads of bills he lost by virtue of his playoff struggles.
But you can bet it meant the redemption more than that to him.
"I really wanted that one tonight," said Elliott post-game.
"You want to win against every one of your past teams. I don't know if it was (Troy) Brouwer's first goal, but he can have that one and I can have the W – that's fine with me.
"Whenever you know you are coming to a city you lived in for a year and you played and enjoyed yourself, you really look at it as an opportunity to show your stuff one last time and move on from there."
For those who blocked it from their memory, it was five minutes into the Flames' final game of the 2017 playoffs when a soft, Patrick Eaves wrister from a weak angle somehow found its way through Elliott's pads.
He was immediately pulled — and vilified for the second-straight game — capping the Anaheim Ducks' first-round sweep of the Flames.
Intentions the Flames had to re-sign him as an unrestricted free agent ended that spring eve, leaving a taste no one involved could get over.
It undid several months of shear brilliance by the former St. Louis Blues backup who bounced back from a horrid start in Calgary to backstop the team to a franchise-record, ten-straight wins, ultimately guiding the Flames into the playoffs. He was the backbone of their resurgence.
Then came The Goal.
Followed by The Departure.
Monday night was The Return, pitting Elliott and his Flyers against his replacement, Mike Smith.
It was an interesting matchup given the fact Smith has been applauded as the team's saviour to date, which is in stark contract to the goat horns Elliott was fitted for at this time last season.
The fascinating reality is that the Flames have allowed more goals against the first 26 games this season (3.19/game) than they had at this point last year (2.92/game).
Difference being, the Flames are now five points better than the 11-13-2 record they had in 2016.
The Flames shocked no one when they opted to take a sizeable chance on the 35-year-old Smith via trade, as opposed to bringing Elliott back.
Those who follow the Flyers closely say the team's struggles of late are not a reflection of Elliott's play, insisting he's been solid from Day 1.
His coach and teammates agree, not that they'd say anything differently.
"Our goaltending has been good," said Flyers head coach Dave Hakstol of his starter, who improved upon his 2.98 GAA and .904 save percentage to move to 7-6-6.
"Obviously, Moose (Elliott) is a guy who has played the majority of the games and he's been really sound for us. He's been a guy that has consistently shown up and done a very good job for his teammates. He's been a real positive."
Added Jakub Voracek, "Ells has been great — I think when you look on paper the 10-game losing streak tells a different story, but he gave us a chance to win those games, which is all you can ask for from a goalie."
No doubt entering last season with hopes of establishing himself as a starter capable of signing somewhere for US$4 or $5 million annually, he wound up inking a two-year deal with Philly for $2.75 million a year.
Did he get a bad rap?
"I think he did – I think that's a fair statement from you," said Flames head coach Glen Gulutzan.
"I don't read so I don't know how much is held against him, but I know from our locker room we have a lot of respect for him. Hard working, good guy and played very well for us to get us in a position for the playoffs."
In fact, just as the Flames credit Smith for saving them from a horrid start to the season, the lads universally credit Elliott for getting them back into last year's playoff picture.
"We set some records here with ten wins in a row, which we all know he was a huge part of," added Gulutzan.
"I don't think playoffs went like anybody wanted them to go. But to take a team from 77 points the year before to 94 is a big step, and I thought he was a huge part of that in the second half. Ells got us on a pretty good run."
It was a run good enough to earn him a hefty contract in Calgary that would've far exceeded the deal he landed in Philadelphia.
Until the final two games of the playoffs when his struggles were magnified in the Anaheim series.
"The latter half of the year I thought he was up there with anyone in the league, (but) it probably didn't end up the way he wanted it to here – he just had a rough go for what he actually did for us to get us into that playoff spot," said Flames captain Mark Giordano, who wasn't sure if Elliott would be back after the way the four-game sweep went.
"I think the way it ended was fresh in everyone's mind. It was a tough last few games, but it's easy to forget when we went on a 10-game winning streak he was a big reason for that. He was our best player."
A sentiment the Flyers echoed Monday night.


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Things to ConsiderBefore anything else, you need to take into account the following things in order for you to create the best safari for the entire bunch:
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- What animals do you want to see?
- Does the tour operator cater to children?
Question 1: Which country is best for a family safari?For family safaris, we will focus on the top 3 safari destinations in Africa: South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya. If you want a more authentic African experience, Tanzania and Kenya are the best places to go. These countries are poorer when it comes to infrastructure and its parks remain "wild" despite the tourism surge each year. Between the two, Kenya's major international airport (Jomo Kenyatta, NBO) caters more international flights from across the globe compared to Tanzania which is relatively more difficult and expensive to go to. However, even though Tanzania is generally more expensive, the country is endowed with more super activities for the entire family — even with kids in tow.
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Question 2: When is the best time to visit?Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa are all year-round destinations but the best time to visit these countries for game viewing is during a dry season. In Kenya and Tanzania, it's best to visit between June and October and for South Africa is between July and November. December to February is also an excellent time to visit these countries. In Tanzania for the action-packed calving season during the iconic Great Wildebeest Migration, in South Africa for its dry, summer months in the Cape, and in Kenya for the migratory birds, newborn animals and lush scenery.
Question 3: What family-friendly places should we visit?There are a lot of places to visit in each country. Here are the top 10 attractions that are recommended for families:
Question 4: Any other activities we can enjoy as a family?There are lots of activities that you can enjoy as a family or each of you can enjoy yourselves. Depending on your interests, travel style, budget and country to visit, these are the activities we recommend:
|Hot air balloon ride
|Helicopter tours
|Open air cinema
|Indoor trampoline park
|Water/Amusement Park
|Painting a Masai masterpiece
|Conoeing/ boating
|Horseback Riding
|Dolphin watching or swimming
|Whale watching
Question 5: How can we get there?There are plenty of flights from all over the world to South Africa, Kenya and Tanzania but among the three, Tanzania is the most expensive to fly to and flights, although plenty, isn't as much available compared to the other two countries. What other people do to visit this ultimate safari paradise is they book a flight via Nairobi or Johannesburg and then take a connecting flight to Tanzania, which is usually cheaper than a direct flight. Kenya and South Africa are the biggest hubs in the continent as both international airports are linked to the rest of the world by a plethora of major airlines like KLM, Delta, Emirates and Turkish Airlines. Due to competition, airfares to either Kenya or South Africa are relatively cheaper.
When it comes to flight duration, travel to East Africa (Tanzania and Kenya) is shorter., which takes about 8 hours from Europe. Traveling to South Africa, on the other hand, is roughly 11 to 12 hours on average. Most families take an overnight flight or make a short stopover to acclimate to the time difference and avoid any jet lags.
Question 6: Can we self-drive?Self-driving is the most ideal way to go on a family safari because of the freedom when it comes to the needs of each family member. However, this option is not available nor advisable in East Africa including Tanzania and Kenya. If you want to self-drive, South Africa is the place to go. It has excellent roads with good signs or posts for directions and there are many vehicles you can rent.
Question 7: What to pack for the kids?There really is nothing special to pack for the kids unless they have special needs or restrictions or personal preferences. These are the usual stuff for any kid on a safari:
- comfortable clothes and lots of extras
- comfortable closed shoes
- sun hat/cap
- sunscreen
- light jacket
- binoculars
- mosquito repellant or bug spray
- malaria tablets
- interesting books or African wildlife guide
- sunglassess
Suggested Family Safari toursSouth Africa:
These safaris will take you to the best safari park in South Africa and some more wildlife sanctuaries that could blow you and your entire bunch away.
4 Days Kruger National Park Safari and Elephant Encounter
7 Day Kruger National Park and Zululand Safari
These safari tours guarantee the best of Tanzania, with an option to cap off your holiday with an escape to a piece of tropical paradise in Tanzania!
6 Days Tanzania Expedition Safari
5 Days Explore Zanzibar Luxury Beach Holiday
Explore Kenya with these family-centered and well-loved safaris! From iconic wildlife to even a visit to the neighboring country, Tanzania!
5 Days Masai Mara Migration Safari
Tips on planning a family safari:
- Plan ahead and brainstorm with the entire family for ideas and preferences. Is there anything specific you want to see as a family, like perhaps a variety of birds, a large pride of lions or an adventure up a mountain? One member might want a toilet or loo that flushes, the other might want to stay in a camp with a swimming pool and your spouse might want to have a bottle of champagne at night. List all the wants and needs and tailor your safari as well as picking of tour operator from there.
- Decide on what kind of accommodation you would like to stay in… and make sure the lodge/camp allows children. Would you prefer connecting rooms, a family suite or a private villa? Or maybe you want to try roughing it out in a budget camping tent for a few days?
- Do not hesitate to give the tour operator/specialist a brief of what you want on your safari. Each operator offers different tried-and-tested tours and frankly, most of them offer more or less the same itineraries. The difference comes in with the level of service they provide. If you can't find a perfect ready-made itinerary, always confide in the tour operator and find out what they can offer. Contact as many operators as you can and when you find an operator you're comfortable with, work with them and refine your tour with them until you have the perfect family holiday of your dreams.
- Get details. Don't be shy to ask for all the details from your chosen tour operator regarding your trip. You can call them, send them an e-mail or even talk to them in person.
- When happy with the plan, book. Prices may increase or accommodations may become unavailable in time. If you are already confident with the tour operator and the tailor-made itinerary you've created with them, book it right away and relax in the knowledge that probably the best family vacation you'll have awaits you and your family.
- Keep your kids interested when you're already in the safari. Let them use the binoculars and camera, give them a checklist of animals to watch out for, and stay with family-oriented lodges particularly in those with kid-friendly programs and childminders/babysitters.
- Make sure that safari activities are age-appropriate. This way, you can be sure that everyone in the family gets to enjoy the vacation.


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