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(MCTICUT US More Necessary for Bands Volume XXXVI Storrs
Dispute Over Senior Budget Cut Only 50% Appropriated; (MCTICUT US More Necessary for Bands Volume XXXVI Storrs. Connecticut, Friday, March 17, 1950 No. 42 "To Hell with it:' was the comment made by Nathan Zeidenberg, senator and social chairman of the Senior Class, as he tore up the budget for the Senior Class "Coronation Ball" during the battle on the Senate floor Wednesday night over the requested $4,462 appropriation. Surrealist Art by Student l^^oi*. The Senate Finance Committee recommended that a partial appro- priation of $1,500 be given the dance committee, in order that arrange- From Red ments for a band could be made. Zeidenberg, chairman of the Senior TO be Shown Next Week Professor dance committee, hotly contested the partial appropriation. The Senate A letter will be sent to Profes- later voted to add $500 to the figure, making a total of $2,000. An exhibition of frameless — Unnamed Source* Isor Herbert T. Phillips, self-avow- At the Senate finance committee paintings in the surrealist mood Scholarship Funds ed Communist Party member, by by John Gregoropoulos will be Dr. Gamow. Physicist meeting on Tuesday, the budget for For Dorothy Culp the Philosophy Club, asking what ;the dance was neither approved nor held in the Parlors of the Com- topics he would consider discuss- To Lecture Monday, disapproved. The committee feh munity House from Monday eve- Reach $300 Figure that since the budget was of such a ning, March 20 to Thursday eve- ing at this University. Terry Oliv- Evolution, Progress controversial nature, it should be ning, March 23. -
21 September Playlist
89.1 WBSD FM 400 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI 53105 Current Playlist: 21 September, 2020 General Manager: Thomas Gilding, email [email protected] Music Director: Heather Gilding, email [email protected] WBSD is not taking music calls at this time. Email the GM and he will get back to you. Added This Week Heathcote Hill The Stories We Are Told/All I Remember Is You Independent Tanya Donelly and the Tanya Donelly and the Parkington Sisters/Let Me Roll It American Laundromat Parkington Sisters L.A.B. L.A.B.III/In the Air Independent Walter Trout Ordinary Madness/Heaven In Your Eyes Independent Diego Figueiredo Compilation/Xodozinho Independent Band of Heathens Stranger(Band of Heathens)/South by Somewhere BOH Dropped This Week Jesse Malin Lust for Love/Backstabbers Wicked Cool Boomtown Rats Citizens of Boomtown/Here’s A Postcard BMG Jason Isbell Reunions/Overseas Southeastern/Thirty Tigers Carrington MacDuffie I’m the One/Glasgow Independent Michael On Fire Where Dreamers Only Go/Violet Skies Independent VickiKristinaBarcelona Pawn Shop Rodeo/Jersey Girl StorySound Billy Walton Band Darkhour/Can’t Love No One Independent Spins this Past Week 1 24 Waterboys Good Luck, Seeker/The Soul Singer Cooking Vinyl 1 24 Noah Cyrus The End of Everything/July Records/Columbia 3 23 Mary Chapin Carpenter The Dirt and the Stars/Secret Keepers Independent/Thirty Tigers 3 23 Michael Franti & Spearhead Work Hard and be Nice/Watching the World Go By With You Boo Boo Wax/Thirty Tigers 5 22 Taylor Swift Folklore/Exile Republic 5 22 Indigo Girls Look Long/Muster Rounder/Concord -
The Bob Cats Newsletter 2020-07-10
THE BOB CATS NEWSLETTER JULY 10, 2020. CELEBRATING THE ART AND THE MANY LIVES OF BOB DYLAN • NOBEL PRIZE LAUREATE SONG & DANCE MAN. INSPIRED BY THEME TIME RADIO HOUR AND THE SPIRIT IN WHICH IT WAS MADE. ESTABLISHED 2006 BY PETER HOLST • 13 YEARS AND RUNNING. HTTPS://THEBOBCATSNEWSLETTER.WORDPRESS.COM Welcome to another edition of the Bob Cats Newsletter. It's night time in the big city. The heavy bass line from an electric Fender bass guitar rattles the walls of the humble abode of the cracked actor on his hands and knees looking for the bottle cap to his Mexican root beer. A streetcar named Macondo goes by adding tremble and wobble to the painted boards on top of The Black Swan. He recognizes the fateful steps of madam McIntyre-Mire, landlord and loan shark from the Baltic Midlands, bringing wine and bread on a silver tray for his nocturnal shift. She’s wearing a quarantine mask in leather and doesn’t bother to knock. Nothing in this living world would upset her except late rents and polkas. The night nurse’s crying in her coffee in an all-night café. Life is but a string well-tuned or cut. The sign of the Saint James Hotel’s twinkles, it’s a bad wire and a burned connection. The night manager tears off his toupee and screams at the slow and tardy ceiling fan in mahogany carrying yesteryear’s dust and July flies to of a waltz by Strauss on the radio. ••• ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS • THE REVIEWS BOB DYLAN - ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS. -
Republican Journal: Vol. 40, No. 34
in books lias been an annoyance to the people in some localities. farm, Garden, and Household. By a recent law the Legislature of the State has wisely provided that after a change of text hooks 1 HE TRUE SYSTEM OF FARMING. has been made by the Superintending School Com- mittee of any town, no further shall be frying to do too much is a common error into change -h the farmer often falls. His great eugenics- in made by said Committee within five years, unless wiving to he rich is doubtless the cuus< of hi- by vote of the town. This gives the town the or. He is ambitious and energetic, and forms control of the .whole matter for five years after a plans on a large -< ale. loo often, perhnp-. with-, is made. The t counting the cost. He buys a largo farm ami i change School Committee are pro- ■nt- to be called a “large tanner." without under- ! hibited from making those frequent changes” .ruling or eon-idering the true dements that con- which has For the Journal.) heretofore been a matter of some com- -• utile the real farmer. He fancie- the gr- atnc-> of Vinegar I’i \nt. It to the of A GEM, Vail, dear madame—but of the In this his back was Republican belongs genus my many poor peo- settings. doing and it also "if :s h ton often the plaint, relieves the committees and oth- profession. common estimate. fungals (Petiicilium gloucum); and is easily propa- ple would bless you i'or the comforts they turned to the coffin, so that he never saw COMMON SCHOOLS. -
The Bob Cats Newsletter 2020-08-21
THE BOB CATS NEWSLETTER AUGUST 21, 2020. CELEBRATING THE ART AND THE MANY LIVES OF BOB DYLAN • NOBEL PRIZE LAUREATE SONG & DANCE MAN. INSPIRED BY THEME TIME RADIO HOUR AND THE SPIRIT IN WHICH IT WAS MADE. ESTABLISHED 2006 BY PETER HOLST • 14 YEARS AND RUNNING. HTTPS://THEBOBCATSNEWSLETTER.WORDPRESS.COM Welcome to another edition of the Bob Cats Newsletter. It's night time in the big city as Della Reese, secretary of the Mason Dixon & Morton Law Firm Incorporated, hurries down Main Street meeting up with a man from the motor trade getting off a streetcar outside The Saint James Hotel named de Soto Avenue, rushing him into the lobby, checking in at room #512, riding the elevator to the top floor, descending the stairs to the 5th floor as Emilio Zardini, the night manager, jovial and sturdy, stares into the ledger reading: Mr. Alexander and Mrs. Alexandra Pushkin, in blue ink, not yet dry. He awakes from his reveries by Paolo Cianerini, padre and proprietor of a small business in jewelry on Beluga Street south of The Holy Church of Mary and the Lamb, entering the lobby in a doctor’s gown, sunglasses and a stethoscope wrapped around his neck requesting asylum. The night nurse sips a Dry martini at The Black Swan as a giant Tahitian man with protrudent gold teeth ransacks her overnight bag. Two police officers watch hesitantly from a car across the street, fear and powdered sugar faces. ••• ROUGH AND ROWDY WAYS • THE SONGS BOB DYLAN AND HOW TO SING A LONG SONG. https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/bob-dylan/bob-dylan-and-the-long-song/ GOODBYE JIMMY REED: I’M JUST AS BEWILDERED AS ANYBODY ELSE. -
Dylan Review, Summer 2020
DYLAN REVIEW, SUMMER 2020 MASTHEAD CO-EDITORS Raphael Falco, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Paul Haney, University of Massachusetts, Boston Lisa O'Neill Sanders, Founder DR, Saint Peter's University Shelby Nathanson, Digital Editor Nicole Font, Assistant to the Editors EDITORIAL BOARD Mitch Blank, New York City Michael Gilmour, Providence University College (Canada) Nina Goss, Fordham University Charles O. Hartman, Connecticut College Jonathan Hodgers, Trinity College, Dublin Robert Reginio, Alfred University Christopher Rollason, Luxembourg Richard Thomas, Harvard University Dylan Review 2.1 (Summer 2020) DYLAN REVIEW, SUMMER 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS SPECIAL TOPIC: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS………………….……………………………..2 REVIEWS Charles O. Hartman, Rough and Rowdy Ways: Containing History….………....3 John Hunt and Tim Hunt, Travelin’ Thru ...…………………..……………………....16 THE DYLANISTA………………………………………………………………………………28 ARTICLES Richard F. Thomas, “And I Crossed the Rubicon”: Another Classical Dylan....35 Graley Herren, Young Goodman Dylan: Chronicles at the Crossroads..……..65 SONG CORNER Anne Margaret Daniel, “Murder Most Foul”….…………………………………….83 INTERVIEWS Mark Davidson…………………………………………………………………………... 95 LETTERS………………………………………………………………………………….…...106 CONTRIBUTORS…………………………………………………………………….………107 BOOKS RECEIVED………………………………………………………………………….109 BOB DYLAN LYRICS, COPYRIGHT INFORMATION……………………………………110 1 Dylan Review 2.1 (Summer 2020) SPECIAL TOPIC: CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS THE COPS DON’T NEED YOU AND MAN THEY EXPECT THE SAME For the next issue of the Dylan Review, Winter 2.2, the Editors invite articles and Song Corner essays on the special topic of political authority and race in Dylan’s work. Up on Housing Project Hill It’s either fortune or fame You must pick one or the other Though neither of them are to be what they claim If you’re lookin’ to get silly You better go back to from where you came Because the cops don’t need you And man they expect the same This familiar stanza from “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues” sets the tenor for the Editors’ special topic. -
Bio Dept Invites Speaker Tied to Jeffrey Epstein
VOL. 27 ISSUE 5 THE KNIGHT NEWS OCT 14, 2020 BIO DEPT INVITES SPEAKER TIED TO JEFFREY EPSTEIN QC Biology Dept Colloquium SEE PAGE 3 Outrage stirs amongst the QC community over Robert Trivers’ connection to Jeffrey Epstein Photo by 123rf.com QC LIBRARY HOSTS BLM PANELS CAREER CENTER GOES VIRTUAL LIVE ACTION MULAN DEBUTS SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 4 SEE PAGE 12 Queens Memory project hosts series of The Knight News sits down with Director Disney’s Mulan revived on Disney+ panels about diversity at QC Zavi Gunn to talk transition to virtual life. streaming service theknightnewsqc the knight news theknightnews.com 2 OP-ED OP-ED: The unfortunate A message from the Editor in Chief: Dear Readers, reality of an online October’s finally here, just a few more months until the conclusion of the fall semes- ter. Like many Americans, I was deeply sad- college education dened by the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Justice Ginsburg fought tirelessly for Daniel Lubofsky Asynchronous classes have been women’s rights, gender equality and on behalf Managing Editor an invaluable workaround to the varying of the LGBT community. Justice Ginsburg schedules of QC students, but those lectures showed the American public that it is possible Whether it be from dining room also require time and energy students to be friends with someone who does not agree tables turned work desks or the comfort have become responsible to find on their with you, as her friendship with the late Justice of one’s own bed, students in own. Rather than having a set schedule Antonin Scalia was proof. -
Goodbye Jimmy Reed
WORDS FILL MY HEAD Rough And Rowdy Ways Lyrics as sung by Bob Dylan on the released album and transcribed by Daniel Mackay. I Contain Multitudes Today and tomorrow and yesterday too The flowers are dyin’ like all things do Follow me close, I’m going to Bally-na-lee I’ll lose my mind if you don’t come with me I fuss with my hair and I fight blood feuds I contain multitudes Got a tell-tale heart like Mr. Poe Got skeletons in the walls of people you know I’ll drink to the truth and to things we said I’ll drink to the man that shares your bed I paint landscapes and I paint nudes I contain multitudes Red Cadillac and a black moustache Rings on my fingers that sparkle and flash Tell me what’s next, what shall we do? Half my soul, baby, belongs to you I rollick and I frolic with all the young dudes I contain multitudes I’m just like Anne Frank, like Indiana Jones And them British bad boys, the Rolling Stones I go right to the edge, I go right to the end I go right where all things lost are made good again I sing the songs of experience like William Blake I have no apologies to make Everything’s flowing all at the same time I live on a boulevard of crime I drive fast cars and I eat fast foods I contain multitudes WORDS FILL MY HEAD – Rough And Rowdy Ways Pink pedal pushers, red blue jeans All the pretty maids and all the old queens All the old creeds from all my past lives I carry four pistols and two large knives I’m a man of contradictions, I’m a man of many moods I contain multitudes You greedy old wolf, I’ll show you my heart But not all of -
Constructing Knowledge 5
CH05.qxd 10/16/07 1:45 PM Page 163 Constructing Knowledge 5 Beliefs Interpretations, evaluations, conclusions, and predictions about the world that we endorse as true Beliefs based on indirect experience (oral and written sources of information) Beliefs based on direct experience Evaluating indirect information: • How reliable is the information? • How reliable is the source of the information? Developing Knowledge by thinking critically about our beliefs Are the beliefs compelling Are the beliefs based and coherent explanations? on reliable sources? Are the beliefs Are the beliefs consistent with other Are the beliefs supported by beliefs and knowledge? accurate reasons and evidence? predictions? 163 © Houghton Mifflin CH05.qxd 10/16/07 1:45 PM Page 164 164 Chapter 5 Constructing Knowledge s your mind develops through your experiences and your reflection on these A experiences, your perceptions of the world should continue to develop as well. By thinking critically about your perceptions, by seeking to view the world from per- spectives other than your own and to comprehend the reasons that support these perspec- tives, you should find that your understanding of the world becomes increasingly more accurate and complete. As you have seen in the previous chapter, much of your knowl- edge of the world begins with perceiving. But to develop knowledge and understanding, you must use your thinking abilities to examine this experience critically. Increased understanding of the way the world operates thus increases the accuracy and complete- ness of your perceptions and leads you to informed beliefs about what is happening. Believing and Knowing The beliefs you develop help you explain why the world is the way it is, and they guide you in making decisions. -
July 13, 2020 Playlist
89.1 WBSD FM 400 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI 53105 Current Playlist: 13 July, 2020 General Manager: Thomas Gilding, email [email protected] Music Director: Heather Gilding, email [email protected] WBSD is not taking music calls at this time. Email the GM and he will get back to you. Added This Week Will Hoge Tiny Little Movies/The Curse Independent/Thirty Tigers James Maddock Single/No Time to Cry Casa Del Fuego Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways/Goodbye Jimmy Reed Columbia Chicks Gaslighter/March March Columbia Pharis & Jason Romero Bet On Love/We All Fall Lula Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways/Crossing the Rubicon Columbia Dropped This Week Hollow Coves Moments/Anew Nettwerk Mammals Nonet/Radio Signal Humble Abode/Thirty Tigers Sass Jordan Rebel Moon Blues/Am I Wrong? Stony Plain David Bromberg Big Road/George, Merle, and Conway Red House/Compass Green Day Father of All…/Oh Yeah! Reprise/Warner Pearl Jam Gigaton/Dance of the Clairvoyants Republic Spins this Past Week 1 24 Mihali Breathe and Let Go/Fading State Independent 1 24 Paul Kelly Sleep Australia/Sleep Australia Sleep Cooking Vinyl 1 24 Jesse Malin Lust for Love/Backstabbers Wicked Cool 1 24 Gilbert O’Sullivan Gilbert O’Sullivan/Dansette Dreams and 45’s BMG 5 23 Secret Sisters Saturn Return/Fair New West 5 23 Rachel Garlin Mondegreens/Good Morning Independent 5 23 Waxahatchee Saint Cloud/Lilacs Merge 5 23 Boomtown Rats Citizens of Boomtown/Here’s A Postcard BMG 9 22 Teddy Thompson Heartbreaker Please Independent/Thirty Tigers 10 20 Joel Rafael Single/One Vote, One Name Inside 10 20 Bryan -
August 24, 2020 Playlist
89.1 WBSD FM 400 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI 53105 Current Playlist: 24 August, 2020 General Manager: Thomas Gilding, email [email protected] Music Director: Heather Gilding, email [email protected] WBSD is not taking music calls at this time. Email the GM and he will get back to you. Added This Week Juni Ata Saudad/I’ll Try Anything Twice Independent Tops I Feel Alive/Direct Sunlight Independent Marcus Ruggiero and Side Marcus Ruggiero and Side Show Gypsy/Clown and the Snake Lady Independent Show Gypsy Boxmasters Light Rays/Breathe Eeasy Independent/Thirty Tigers Dan Bern Ivan’s Barber Shop/Ivan’s Barber Shop Independent Alanis Morissette Such Pretty Forks in the Road/Ablaze Independent/Thirty Tigers Dropped This Week Eric Hirshberg Spare Room/What You Get Independent Jeff Beck & Johnny Depp Single/Isolation Rhino Jayhawks XOXO/This Forgotten Town Independent/Thirty Tigers Slow Leaves Shelf Life/Miss You Independent Cej Adobe Road/Lazy Joe Independent Fastball The Help Machine/Doesn’t It Make You Feel Small Independent Chapell Cinco/Blame Independent Spins this Past Week 1 27 Michael Franti & Spearhead Work Hard and be Nice/Watching the World Go By With You Boo Boo Wax/Thirty Tigers 2 26 Perfume Genius Set My Heart On Fire Immediately/On the Floor Matador 2 26 Mike Edel En Masse/Hello Universe Independent 2 26 Immediate Family The Immediate Family/Cruel Twist Independent 2 26 Indigo Girls Look Long/Muster Rounder/Concord 2 26 Taylor Swift Folklore/Exile Republic 7 25 Hayley Sabella Flew the Nest/Flew the Nest Independent 7 25 Mary Chapin -
Goodbye Jimmy Reed
WORDS FILL MY HEAD Rough And Rowdy Ways Lyrics as sung by Bob Dylan on the released album and transcribed by Daniel Mackay. I Contain Multitudes Today and tomorrow and yesterday too The flowers are dyin’ like all things do Follow me close, I’m going to Bally-na-lee I’ll lose my mind if you don’t come with me I fuss with my hair and I fight blood feuds I contain multitudes Got a tell-tale heart like Mr. Poe Got skeletons in the walls of people you know I’ll drink to the truth and to things we said I’ll drink to the man that shares your bed I paint landscapes and I paint nudes I contain multitudes Red Cadillac and a black moustache Rings on my fingers that sparkle and flash Tell me what’s next, what shall we do? Half my soul, baby, belongs to you I rollick and I frolic with all the young dudes I contain multitudes I’m just like Anne Frank, like Indiana Jones And them British bad boys, the Rolling Stones I go right to the edge, I go right to the end I go right where all things lost are made good again I sing the songs of experience like William Blake I have no apologies to make Everything’s flowing all at the same time I live on a boulevard of crime I drive fast cars and I eat fast foods I contain multitudes WORDS FILL MY HEAD – Rough And Rowdy Ways Pink pedal pushers, red blue jeans All the pretty maids and all the old queens All the old creeds from all my past lives I carry four pistols and two large knives I’m a man of contradictions, I’m a man of many moods I contain multitudes You greedy old wolf, I’ll show you my heart But not all of