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PaKe 3 -= Press C/ub Me.t. MonJ.y 5,5, Clul> Meets Tonight Z-436 TRENTON, N, J" OCTOI3 EI~ -I, 19·m Xo. -I Mr" Wood, Director of Placements Forum Club Is Rider College Granted Approval Reports On Progress of Alumni Threatened By For CAA Student Flying (ourse; Rider. Trained Graduates Gain Numerous Positions Lack of Spirit Ten Undergraduates Will Take It There is a l~larkcd ,Pick -ul) in the Inter-Fraternity By Tat'S" E. Roflills Program To Be Discontinued demalld for Rlder-tramcd graduates, Durill~ Ihe Imsi fcw years the sl1;ri t M C h Ch Unleas Quota [s Rea ched (HIles Mr. Alex H. Wood. director G S t· of loyalty at I~id er has been more :11 ary US osen ~i placements. hll11 r rovc(r Imsiness roup anc Ions z;ta ke th:1II ever before... \ l~ck oi Final apllrO\'al for Rider ColleGe to conditions as we ll as the conli,lUcd 'R'bb . I spirit has hcc,~ noticed in 1l1?ny ( ~ iffc r - H d Of SOB offer the Civi l Aeronautics Authority g d work of our alumni are rcspon- I onization t'n t ways. as III the scar':lty of mter- ea . studcllI flying coursc was recei\'ed sih](-," he says. eS I in ex tra-curricu lar acti\·;ties. S d C I carly this week, Dean Dillingham's "Our old friends in the Uu ited System Enables Rushees :\ few w cc ~ s ago a kindl ing spark tu ent ounei office alUI Qunced, ~~ :\~t'~ e~~ :~t r I ~;::;r~~~~ ~i~~\\~~~~~ To Eatabli@h Identities . ~~~t~~ S~~ :lt~;II SI1l~~IlI=a~~~ . i~\:I~::e n~;;~ Ten ~ tndcnts. lIIc1 udmg one girl, at es : ~Ir. Francis ~rarx of Doll;c- Ribbon s 011 their lapds! sll ll; 11\ the ForulII Club .\lread\ their at S: C;~C:::~;tll:::tlll~h~!t::d~u S~ll:::~ \\ho arc .Iblc to lIleet thc r (;(IU;re- villc. New York. and .~Ir. :\lalc~llll Defying the weather and th ", \"oglles zest 111 ,thi S o r J;a l~llatlOll SCC IllS to g I; ) ., lIIelllS, \\111 start thc cou rse 1I11Il1e(\l k Carr oi \Vells Bridge, New York: he of the seasoll. the IJJter-Fraternil\' ha\'e dWllldled cOII~ l derably . c.d office rs ~nd. lII(licated rel~re ~enta- :Itcly. To date. I'o\\ c\er, out oi the states, . COllllcil memhers voted la st Tuesda)· \Ve do II O ~ W~llt the st,udt'.llts, to tn'es for their Student COtu1e11. hlillun'{l or so stl1<1 C\lI S who answered y Arth~l r \V~I(' r ~o n & ,Colllilan .1Tl to sporl colored, identifyinl; rihbons ~~~CC(:h~tYJ llth:~clI: s B~o nlC~hlllg belllf.:" Mell\bers of the Council arc as iol- the fir st call o f candidates for. the New \ ark CII Y hlrt'd 1\\ 0 !\Cc reta nal al>OlIt school. Each fraternity, keep- ] . ' . II! .\\C do feel It lows: Thomas Bruther. Irclle Antes, . studcnts. Mr. \~' altcr Zieg ler ami ),Ir. iug alive a trend started last fa ll, will ha s nOl bee l~ gwen a talr .chanc.e. \Ve ),rar!-: 'Iret Fardlcl' Fred Whitt' Ra\'- course. only SIX ha\"e passed the first William Buzby. wea r ribbons ocaring the brother- \~ho are trYI.llg to reof/,,'d mze 1111,S club' , .• .' .'" physical exam ami obtaine(r consent The office staff .of the Lt~sc o ll1lX' hood's indi\'idual colors. ~ 1II~erdy I ~he\'e th~t s tl~den ts \~' III e.n- mond ~\ g l1d o .. ),rary Sn.u t.h. ~Iary of their 1I.1.rcIlIS. They are: Willis :\ifjllane Corpo.ratlon, a lIatlol~~II)'- "Ribbonization" oi the four college )0) .bc1onglllg. or Il sleJ llI1 g to Its .dls- Cush. b lg-ar SuljlhclI. \Vdham Roy. Locke. TI){'odore Bauries, :\fartin known co.ncenl. IS almost 10070 ~ Id er. , ..' . CUSSIOIIS•. f or the Prog,!"am COllmliltee Hc11,'11 Stefallowicz. Erika \Vulf and . T! ll. Itt figures show that 13 out fraterll1l1eS \\111 enable the Greek has Ilrollllsed us interesling topics for . Dllllsk)". Robert Lalllb. 1 llamas Bl"ake Of l5 a\~~ mell employed ill 'the office rushees to d! scO\'er \\"h~t members ~- di sc Li ssion. St el.Jlallle Prywata. alld John Pio:rson. sccmed their elllrloyment at Ri(f~r. :::~ ~~~d,~:~h. ~~:~: II; ~" r c~I~:~~ ~;~: . Next week's discussion will be held ~\\"O new .members were (:nro\1ed, Four other students have apillied Some of the, r('Cent Illacements wllh ternit: men \\:ho SOliit' 'Ii their p r t~- 111 Ih~ . Ilress room, ~round ~he tab l ~: w llll ~ officers were c1 ec t c(~ as 1011.ows: but h~\·e. not takell the first physica l this coml)3ny Ulc1ude : ~rr . Carl Bres- ~ _ ) and \\ 11t bc head(;(1 b) our 0\\11 Berll1e Ilres1(lellt. ~ Iary Cmh : \'Ice·llresldent, examinatIon. They ark Arnold \Vat- nahan. ~ (r . Luther Dickillsou. :\Ir, ent brot her:. arc. ' , ' . Ber; ha~1. The t.or:ic.. f or the day will \\'illialll Roy: secrctary, Edgar Sut- rOil S, Robert :\Iiller, Peter Biro and John Gearhart. Miss l..o\·illa Lilly. Colors, of the ~1I .'" '~h'rl"' ~1'< , 'Or .. : hi •. '\VII! ~ J.lmd ~ erm . Lead . Us, to ph('n : treasurer. Ei leen ), IOlul t: and Patsy Staats. :l nd :\[jss Dorothy Sutterley. Della S l gn~a PI. purple ~I~d. gO ld ; D,ctatorsluj) . In (h sc u ss lI~g tins \'Ital Ri(/('r N /.1('s re Jresent3 ti\'e Helen It will be necessary for Ride-;' Col- l ),[r. Michae! Tyran, president ..o l~ ~a'~)I~~ ~ ~:I . :~~~II a~~:(1 \~~~~; :~: :i : : ~~~l~~lld\::I~;eo;s~~~~t;ta:ll:t ~:~~~ Stef:lllowicz, The lIew mt'lIlbers are lege to ha\"e ten students prorerly :he Class.of -10 •• w~s I l l ac;~'I'\tl_ Sigma l~ln;lx la Pi. bluc :lnd ~ o l d. \'eli. \Ve fed that meetings in this Eilee." Mount and Jean young. AI?o (IUalified to. take the train,ing o.r the Tr.anscontUl cntal Alrhnes at . I a~ ~. ~he rihboll5 are to be wom by the room will hel1 to let dOW II all bar- allPolllt~1 .was a ~ecreatlOn COIIIIIIII- program .w.III have to be dIscontinued. Ililla, and he r e~ rt s ,that I.I~ IS \('r) fralernities wltil KO\'el11ber -I. the date riers o f fOrll1! li lY, and that student s tt'e, con s l ~ tlllg o! Ellecn 1101UII, !-I eit'll Dean ~l ll l11gham. r(;(l~e s ts. that any muc h plC"a sed \\llh III ~ po~.1I11 01~V 'I' rushing tNminates. wi ll f(oc l frec 10 ex ness their own StefanOWICZ, 1 homas Brl1thcr ami studcnt lIltcrcstcd 111 tillS flyll1f,! cou~ se, r.J." Gr~!~' ra~~~111~~;:o;~l 1;·r~I~~~I1. :\ li s~ personal fee lings. I Ra~:m ond f~gud O, ~i~~~ ~~,~):a~fl~~: }~~t (;~a~c :11 a,Pphca- ),Iary Trilllbic is ill the PersOllnel De- T h ' CI b If Siudel1ls sil o\\' adl.·(luate interests. 1\0 dcfilllte 1)1?I1.s. h:l\"e ix'el: m:l.(le I ., ? t Olee. 'Iartmelll of John A. Rocblillg & SOliS eac ers U ~ ubjeet ..; which herdoforc ha\'e been as to fut ure act miles. \\ heth.er th ~ Co l~ ege wll,1 be able to ~o mpan)' Miss Ma.rgaret Steward is hell1 under cover. will be brought to --- --- offer Ih.ls flYll.~ g u? structlOll or ad- . .' R b Rib C 0111 - R t" D light in the form of discussion. R I" F. \'anccd III s( ructlon III the: future de- With PIerce 0 h~~ts r II I er 51 ecep Ion raws Wc ask ,"ou to watch the bulletin osa Ie ortuln pend.; on the success or failure of this (10"\11)" . T~el~?~~ rO/~~le ~c~:~~~~a ~ [~~: I>oard for furthe r al:noulicements. EI d P 'd first program. mallneto ISCO \\llll)3ny.or 11 S.It \II CY, New Y ork . Many Stud"nts... Th, ose who.. have s ignified their in -" eete re sl ent A pri\'atc pilot's ce rtificate. ellah- Miss "llary Sa\"o and Miss Elln.l\a .... t~nllo l l 01 beeo"IIJ11~ ; . lIlelllbe~ s 01 OF Inter-Dorm Group liug the holder to fl y Ilassengers, but Ebclhare have just bttn placed WIth The COllllllerclal J eacher5 Club J orum Club are. 1..(\\1 5 S. Bennett. (Coll/ill/n'd ou Pa!J(' Four) the Ci rcle F Manufacturing COlllpa~IY. held its annual recelltion last .Frida y ~ [ ar~' Brall~\ Qr~e Browll. F~rene Ros:tlie Fortuin o i Hamilton Hall Trenton. Mr. Jay LeVan is workmg lIil-:ht at Stewart Hall. :\I )p r Ox llllat ~ l y ~ ur~lal1d. I da ~!Ia~da, _-\t}e~t was elected presidelll of the Inter· F b II L for the Publie Scn 'ice Electric & Gas 100 students attcnded th ...· da nce wlllch ~urltul. Co~ra ~lce H c:1Ilano. \' (~, e Dormitory Co\ulci l at the fir st !lIcet- oot a eague COIllI),1.ny. Trenton. Mi ss Iris Kallf- ran from nine :0 midnight. I~u ertOIl. )'1 a.f1on 1\: .0 Illes, ~ tre la ing of the grOU I) this term. ), lond:w. y lIlan is with the Commonwealth Brew- The S l >o n so r ~ of the organization.
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    T£N£ÑiF& LUIS DIEGO CUSCOY PEDER C. LARSEN LAND AND MATERNITY A FRAGMENT OF THE MURALS OF JOSÉ AOUIAR, FOR THE DECORATION OF THE CHAMBER OF THE ISLAND COUNCIL (ExcMO. CABILDO) OF TENERIFE. PHOTOCOLOUR A. ROMERO THE BOOK OF TENERIFE CAN BE OBTAINED IN ALL THE BOOKSHOPS, AND IN THE PRINCIPAL TRAVEL AGENCIES AND HOTELS IN THE CANARY ISLANDS ORDERS RECEIVED IN EDICIONES IZAÑA APARTADO, 366 SANTA CRUZ, TENERIFE LITHO. A. HOMERO S". A. TFE. THE BOOK OF TENERIFE MICHAEL ARCHANGELE lUIS DIEGO CUSCOy ani PEDIR C. URSEN THE BOOK OF TENERIFE (GUIDE) BY LUIS DIEGO CUSCOY WITH THE COLUBORATION OF PEDER C. LARSEN IRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY ERIC L. FOX SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE 1966 THIRD EDITION Copyright. Deposif <Jufy made j required by Law. PUBUSHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OFTHE INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS CANARIOS DEPOSITO LEGAL T F. 124-1062 Total or partial reprodaction oí the text, plans, maps or ilustrations oí this work is pfohibited, unless previously authorised by EDICIONES ÍZñÑR. PRINTED IN SPAIN Litografía ñ. Romero, S. R., Sania Cruz de Teneri/e (Canary Islands). THE ARMORIAL ENSIONS OF THE MOST NOBLE LOYAL AND INVINCIBLE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ DE SANTIAGO ORANTED BV CARLOS IV IN 1803 An oval escutcheon Or in front of a Sword of the Order of Santiago Gules a Passion Cross Vert in base there Lions Heads couped Sable two and one that in base impaled on the point of the sword on a Bordure af Waves of the Sea proper in the Chief Point a pyramidal shaped Island also proper in the Base Point a Castle of two towers also Or and on either side two Towers also Or between two fouled Anchors Argent.
  • REGENT 2-2011.Indd

    REGENT 2-2011.Indd

    Besplatni primjerak Your personal free copy HOTEL MAGAZINE • JESEN/ZIMA 2011./2012. • AUTUMN/WINTER 2011/2012 2011./2012. • AUTUMN/WINTER • JESEN/ZIMA MAGAZINE HOTEL LONGCHAMP.COM ZAGREB, GUNDULICEVA 3 USPJEŠNE HRVATSKE PRIČE Redakcijski kolegij za četvrti broj našega, ponovno izdanoga, magazina nije bio ništa manje buran od onoga što ste mogli vidjeti zadnjih dana zasjedanja Hrvatskog sabora. Ista količina histeričnih ispada, razmjena uvreda, optužbi na račun drugoga – ali s jednom velikom razlikom (i pritom mislim da ne umišljam previše) – mi smo stvar ipak priveli kraju. No pusti mo politi ku, u našemu magazinu slavimo “uspješne hrvatske priče”, ovaj put kroz individualna posti gnuća Vjekoslava Majeti ća, vlasnika Dok-ing grupe, svjetskog šampiona u ronjenju na dah Gorana Produkcija i kreati vno vodstvo I Producti on Čolaka, ali i globalnog fenomena poznati jeg pod imenom 2CELLOS. Zaključili smo da ima nade i za hrvatsku and creati ve management: DANIRA OREŠIĆ Fotograf I Photograph: HRVOJE SERDAR vinsku industriju, pa čak i usprkos lošim potezima Vlade RH u pristupnim pregovorima s Europskom Unijom Model I Model: NIKOLINA RAK TALIA MODELS kada je riječ o razvoju vinogradarstva. Mora da su “dečki” u Bruxellesu jako zadovoljni. Odjeća I Clothes: THE CORE Nakit I Jewellery: ZAKS Vrati mo se kući. Jednostavno smo se morali pohvaliti člankom o našem restoranu Bistro i njegovu izvrsnom Frizura I Hairstyle: SALON TEUTA ti mu, koji je imao veoma uspješnu godinu. A za kraj, moram se opravdati . Opet su me vješto nagovorili (zapravo prisilili) da se uhvati m pisanja, ovaj put o noćnom životu Zagreba. Zbog toga sve uobičajene isprike IMPRESSUM vrijede, pa čak i ona najjadnija: “Popio sam koju previše”.
  • Were Used by the Romans and in What Contexts Frisii and Frisiavones Used Their Own Ethnic Names

    Were Used by the Romans and in What Contexts Frisii and Frisiavones Used Their Own Ethnic Names

    FRISII AND FRISIAVONES M.C. GALESTIN University of Groningen, Groningen Institute of Archaeology, Groningen, the Netherlands ABSTRACT: A study was made of the literary and epigraphical evidence referring to Frisii or Frisiavones, with the aim of assessing their relations with the Romans. The similarity of their names makes it difficult to distinguish between the two tribes. It emerges that the Frisii and Frisiavones probably were not related and lived in different territories. Both groups had contacts with the Romans, who made their names part of recorded history. Both Frisii and Frisiavones served in the Roman army and received Roman citizenship afterwards. The Frisiavones made their appearance around the middle of the first century and towards the end of the first century they formed an ethnic unit which served in Britain during the 2nd and 3rd centuries. Frisii were active in the Roman army from their first encounter in 12 BC, but their name did not become linked to an ethnic unit until the 3rd century, when several Frisian units were deployed in forts along Hadrian’s Wall. The Frisiavones had become incorporated into the Roman Empire, while the Frisii remained outside. The Frisii adopted some Roman habits but largely retained their own cultural identity. Members of both groups were present in Rome, as equites singulares, where their ethnic names are found combined with Roman names in their epitaphs. Their relations with the Roman Empire also provided new identities for Frisii and Frisiavones. KEYWORDS: Frisii, Frisiavones, Roman army, Roman Empire, ethnic identity. 1. InTRODUCTION were used by the Romans and in what contexts Frisii and Frisiavones used their own ethnic names.
  • Culture, Capitalism and Contestation Over Marine Resources in Island Melanesia

    Culture, Capitalism and Contestation Over Marine Resources in Island Melanesia

    Changing Lives and Livelihoods: Culture, Capitalism and Contestation over Marine Resources in Island Melanesia Jeff Kinch 31st March 2020 A thesis submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy School of Archaeology and Anthropology Research School of Humanities and the Arts College of Arts and Social Sciences Australian National University Declaration Except where other information sources have been cited, this thesis represents original research undertaken by me for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology at the Australian National University. I testify that the material herein has not been previously submitted in whole or in part, for a degree at this or any other institution. Jeff Kinch Supervisory Panel Prof Nicolas Peterson Principal Supervisor Assoc Prof Simon Foale Co-Supervisor Dr Robin Hide Co-Supervisor Abstract This thesis is both a contemporary and a longitudinal ethnographic case study of Brooker Islanders. Brooker Islanders are a sea-faring people that inhabit a large marine territory in the West Calvados Chain of the Louisiade Archipelago in Milne Bay Province of Papua New Guinea. In the late 19th Century, Brooker Islanders began to be incorporated into an emerging global economy through the production of various marine resources that were desired by mainly Australian capitalist interests. The most notable of these commodified marine resources was beche-de-mer. Beche-de-mer is the processed form of several sea cucumber species. The importance of the sea cucumber fishery for Brooker Islanders waned when World War I started. Following the rise of an increasingly affluent China in the early 1990s, the sea cucumber fishery and beche-de-mer trade once again became an important source of cash income for Brooker Islanders.