16 research outputs found
Frid : Från rädsla i doldhet
No full textMäns våld mot kvinnor är i Sverige ett komplext samhällsproblem. Grafiskdesign har en betydelse för att förmedla budskap som rör komplexa problem isamhället samt hur det tas emot av betraktare. Sverige fokuserar idag påförebyggande arbete för att motverka samt bekämpa våldet.I den här studien undersöker jag genom en semiotisk bildanalys hurprisvinnande kampanjer i Guldägget framställer våld mot kvinnor samt vilkadesignstrategier som bidragit till att de blivit framgångsrika. Resultatet visarpå att typsnitt, hierarki, symboler, ikoner och färg är viktiga semiotiskaresurser som framkommit. Även att logos, pathos, ethos, stark informativ textoch dubbla budskap var de som var mest framträdande. Arbetet förhåller sigtill FN:s globala mål 5.2 som handlar om att utrota våld mot och utnyttjandeav kvinnor och flickor.Som en del av detta projekt skapades organisationen Frid, Från rädsla idoldhet. Frid är en organisation som arbetar för att ge barn och kvinnor somlever eller levt i våldsamma hem trygghet och stöd. ”Trygghet till inköpspris”är en kampanj där Frid leker med rea-estetiken för att fånga blickar ochomvandlar köpimpulsen till ett erbjudande om verklig trygghet utan vinst.Målet med kampanjen är att samla medel och skapa uppmärksamhet för demsom redan drabbats av våldet.I detta examensprojekt kommer man kunna läsa om min vetenskapligaundersökning, mitt förpackningsdesignprojekt, utställningsarbetet,publicering samt slutreflektion
Frid : Från rädsla i doldhet
No full textMäns våld mot kvinnor är i Sverige ett komplext samhällsproblem. Grafiskdesign har en betydelse för att förmedla budskap som rör komplexa problem isamhället samt hur det tas emot av betraktare. Sverige fokuserar idag påförebyggande arbete för att motverka samt bekämpa våldet.I den här studien undersöker jag genom en semiotisk bildanalys hurprisvinnande kampanjer i Guldägget framställer våld mot kvinnor samt vilkadesignstrategier som bidragit till att de blivit framgångsrika. Resultatet visarpå att typsnitt, hierarki, symboler, ikoner och färg är viktiga semiotiskaresurser som framkommit. Även att logos, pathos, ethos, stark informativ textoch dubbla budskap var de som var mest framträdande. Arbetet förhåller sigtill FN:s globala mål 5.2 som handlar om att utrota våld mot och utnyttjandeav kvinnor och flickor.Som en del av detta projekt skapades organisationen Frid, Från rädsla idoldhet. Frid är en organisation som arbetar för att ge barn och kvinnor somlever eller levt i våldsamma hem trygghet och stöd. ”Trygghet till inköpspris”är en kampanj där Frid leker med rea-estetiken för att fånga blickar ochomvandlar köpimpulsen till ett erbjudande om verklig trygghet utan vinst.Målet med kampanjen är att samla medel och skapa uppmärksamhet för demsom redan drabbats av våldet.I detta examensprojekt kommer man kunna läsa om min vetenskapligaundersökning, mitt förpackningsdesignprojekt, utställningsarbetet,publicering samt slutreflektion
Some notes on the Christian medieval heritage of the Gezira (central Sudan)
No full textThe kingdom of Alwa, located in what is now Sudan, was a Nubian state on the southern outskirts of medieval Christendom. Despite its existence for almost a millennium, virtually nothing is known about its history, culture and administration. Focusing on the Gezira between the White and Blue Nile and the eastern shores of the latter, this article considers archaeology, medieval geographers and especially accounts from the 18th through the early 20th centuries to discuss towns and churches, Christianity and the impact of Alwa’s legendary capital Soba on the memory of the Sudanese people. The author hopes to provide a useful introduction, inspiring further research on this enigmatic kingdom
Screening Criteria for the Indonesian Sharia Stock Index: An Analysis Based on Monzer Kahf’s Paradigm
No full textIntroduction: The topic in this journal is related to the Indonesian government's policy in providing categorization of Sharia stock indices which have criteria for debt levels below 45% compared to total assets. It has a big difference compared to the major stock exchanges in the UK, USA, Malaysia, Qatar and Pakistan which have a debt ownership limit of 30%-33%. Research Methods: This study uses a qualitative approach method, this study focuses on hypothesis testing. Experimental research is used in a quantitative method because the financial ratio data obtained from IDX will be controlled and manipulated by the author so as to obtain the effectiveness of one of the variables. Results: There is a difference of 21% of the number of Sharia shares in Indonesia when using the rule of debt ownership of a maximum of 30% of assets. Conclusion: Hopefully, this research can give an overview of the IDX that Indonesia is still permissive so that if it is enforced, it can provide peace of mind for Muslim investors in Indonesia
Improving retrospective life course data by combining modularized self-reports and event history calendars: experiences from a large scale survey
No full text"Biografische Kalender (EHC) haben sich als ein nützliches Instrument zur Erfassung
retrospektiver autobiografischer Lebensverlaufsdaten erwiesen. Problematisch ist
allerdings, dass biographische Kalender nur zu einem gewissen Grad standardisiert
sind, was deren Einsetzbarkeit in Bevölkerungsumfragen einschränkt. Allerdings ist
es möglich in solchen Umfragen das modularisierte retrospektive CATI Erhebungsdesign
mit einem biographischen Kalender zu einem Korrekturmodul zu kombinieren,
welches Erinnerungsfehler bereits im Verlauf des Interviews aufspüren und
gemeinsam mit den Befragten korrigieren kann. Dazu werden Erkenntnisse aus der
Kognitionspsychologie genutzt. Das Korrekturmodul stimuliert das Erinnerungsvermögen
des Befragten, indem es sowohl auf temporäre Inkonsistenzen, wie beispielsweise
Lücken als auch auf überlappende und parallele Ereignisse hinweist.
Dieser Ansatz wurde in der IAB-ALWA Studie (Arbeiten und Lernen im Wandel),
einer repräsentativen Telefonumfrage mit 10.000 Befragten, verfolgt. Wir untersuchen
in welchem Ausmaß das Korrekturmodul die Datenqualität oder genauer gesagt
die zeitliche Konsistenz und die Datierungsgenauigkeit der einzelnen berichteten
Ereignisse verbessert, indem wir die ungeprüften Daten mit den korrigierten Daten
nach der Datenprüfung vergleichen." [Autorenreferat]"Event history calendars (EHC) have proven to be a useful tool to collect retrospective
autobiographic life course data. One problem is that they are only standardized
to some extent. This limits their applicability in large-scale surveys. However, in
such surveys a modularized retrospective CATI design can be combined with EHC.
This data revision module is directly integrated into the interview and used as a data
revision module. Hereby insights from cognitive psychology are applied. The data
revision module stimulates the respondent’s memory retrieval by detecting both
temporal inconsistencies, such as gaps, and overlapping or parallel events. This
approach was implemented in the IAB-ALWA study (Work and Learning in a Changing
World), a large-scale representative telephone survey with 10,000 respondents.
By comparing the uncorrected data with the final data after revision, we investigate
to what extent the application of this data revision module improves data quality or
more precisely, time consistency and dating accuracy of individual reports." [author´s abstract
Do changing institutional settings matter? : educational attainment and family related employment interruptions in Germany
No full text"Cross-sectional studies show that in West Germany women with different levels of educational attainment participate differently in the labor market. In this paper, I examine one potential underlying mechanism: the re-entry of mothers in the labor market after a period of inactivity. I argue that besides societal changes the reforms of parental leave legislation could be responsible for the educational divide in mothers' employment. Hypotheses are derived from human capital theory and labor supply theory assuming a rational behavior of women. Using retrospective life-course data from the IAB study ALWA, I find evidence that women with different levels of educational attainment have different re-entry patterns also when taking the educational attainment of the partner into account. Furthermore, parental leave schemes play a crucial role for re-entries. Some evidence of an educational polarization of re-entry behavior is found after the year 2000." (Author's abstract, IAB-Doku) ((en))erwerbstätige Frauen, Mütter, berufliche Reintegration, Berufsrückkehrerinnen, Erwerbsunterbrechung, IAB-Datensatz Arbeiten und Lernen, Bildungsniveau, Erziehungsurlaub, Erwerbsverhalten, Mutterschaftsurlaub, Westdeutschland, Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Control of TGFβ signalling by ubiquitination independent function of E3 ubiquitin ligase TRIP12
No full textInternational audienceTransforming growth factor β (TGFβ) pathway is a master regulator of cell proliferation, differentiation, and death. Deregulation of TGFβ signalling is well established in several human diseases including autoimmune disorders and cancer. Thus, understanding molecular pathways governing TGFβ signalling may help better understand the underlying causes of some of those conditions. Here, we show that a HECT domain E3 ubiquitin ligase TRIP12 controls TGFβ signalling in multiple models. Interestingly, TRIP12 control of TGFβ signalling is completely independent of its E3 ubiquitin ligase activity. Instead, TRIP12 recruits SMURF2 to SMAD4, which is most likely responsible for inhibitory monoubiquitination of SMAD4, since SMAD4 monoubiquitination and its interaction with SMURF2 were dramatically downregulated in TRIP12-/- cells. Additionally, genetic inhibition of TRIP12 in human and murine cells leads to robust activation of TGFβ signalling which was rescued by re-introducing wildtype TRIP12 or a catalytically inactive C1959A mutant. Importantly, TRIP12 control of TGFβ signalling is evolutionary conserved. Indeed, genetic inhibition of Drosophila TRIP12 orthologue, ctrip, in gut leads to a reduced number of intestinal stem cells which was compensated by the increase in differentiated enteroendocrine cells. These effects were completely normalised in Drosophila strain where ctrip was co-inhibited together with Drosophila SMAD4 orthologue, Medea. Similarly, in murine 3D intestinal organoids, CRISPR/Cas9 mediated genetic targeting of Trip12 enhances TGFβ mediated proliferation arrest and cell death. Finally, CRISPR/Cas9 mediated genetic targeting of TRIP12 in MDA-MB-231 breast cancer cells enhances the TGFβ induced migratory capacity of these cells which was rescued to the wildtype level by re-introducing wildtype TRIP12. Our work establishes TRIP12 as an evolutionary conserved modulator of TGFβ signalling in health and disease. © 2023. The Author(s)
Mongwalelo wa sefela sa Serote: 'A re thabeng re rete' (Difela t�a kereke, 2010)
No full textBangwadi ba Bathobaso ba difela t�a kereke ba huedit�we ke bangwadi ba baruti (ba Matoit�hi ba Kereke ya Lutere ya Berlin) ge ba tlo ngwala difela. Ka go realo ke ba mathomo ba go ngwala poleloopelwa ya Sepedi. Ka lebaka la gore baruti ba Matoit�hi ba be ba sa tsebe melao ya go laola metara wa Sepedi, ba thomile go hlama difela t�a bona ka mokgwa wo difela t�a Setoit�hi di hlamilwego ka wona. Bangwadi ba difela ba Bapedi le bona ba ba �ala morago bjalo. Ka go realo go ka thwe mothopomogolo wa khuet�o ya sebjalebjale dingwalong t�a Sepedi ke mediro ya kereke ya mathomothomo. Le ge go le bjalo bohlokwa bjo bja kgolo ya theto ka tsela ya difela dingwalong t�a Sepedi ga se bja �alwa morago le go gatelelwa ke basekaseki. Maikemi�et�o a taodi�wana ye ke go lekola, ka botlalo, mongwalelo wa difela ka go nepi�a sefela sa Serote sa 147 sa go bit�wa �A re thabeng re rete� (Difela t�a kereke 2010:130). Go yo tsitsinkela ka fao mongwalelo o t�wet�ago pele kgegeo. Ka mant�u a mangwe, go yo sekasekwa dipharologant�ho t�a mongwalelo t�e di t�wet�ago pele kgegeo. Go tlo lemogwa gore kgegeo yeo e bonagat�wa ka modiro wa Selalelo se Sekgethwa sa Morena seo se hlalo�wago ka tsela ya khuduego/maikutlo go t�wet�a pele morero wa mongwadi/moopedi wa sefela se ka ge bjale Selalelo e le selo seo Bakriste ba se hlomphago (se lebane le tshwarelo ya dibe t�a bona), go ya ka fao se hlalo�wago ka gona ka tsela yeo ya kgegeo.�AbstractBlack composers of church hymns were influenced by German pastors of the Berlin Lutheran Church to do so. In other words, these pastors were the first composers to write the Sepedi language in the form of music; because they did not know the rules that control the Sepedi meter, the writers started to compose their hymns in the way that the German hymns were patterned. Therefore, one might argue that the main source of modern influence in Sepedi literature lies in the workings of the very first hymns of the said church. Nevertheless, the importance of the development of poetry in the form of hymns in the Sepedi literature has not been followed up and emphasised by reviewers.The aim of this article is to survey thoroughly the style of writing hymns, by discussing Rev Serote�s hymn number 147, entitled �A re thabeng re rete� (Difela t�a kereke 2010:130).The scrutiny will examine the way in which style depicts irony in the very hymn. In other words, the investigation considers especially the characteristics of style that indicate and develop irony in the work. It will be shown that the irony becomes clear during the service of Baptism which is expressed by way of emotions to develop the author�s aim, as this sacrament is something that Christians respect (it goes hand in hand with the forgiveness of their sins).</p
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DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. HM.XKSIIAV M.\,v j,. „>lt
FOR SALE
A bargain, uas lot Sox
1IZ 1*1 on t'owper alt-eel,
southwest facing, betareea
Kellogg -strnue aad Embarcadero road. Price
|900.%es*y. term* ob the
same Sidewalk* In." En-
V. V. Harrier
tan Calvervity A tense.
: POLITICS AND •
: POLITICIANS :
, Itryaa aad Democrats
" William Jennlnga Hryan, lha peer
less one, and Ibe past leader ol
the Itemocrallc party, yesterday >» -
■ ,.,iii- surh s( couaplcuous factor in
Washington politics Ihst it-1* now
floulitful If he will eves have
Company L Takes
Fart in Ceremonies !
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• nn - un. tonventlon which |the
res, ol ihl* conutry lis* fnre*«B*n
.! hlui Hryan. through Repre-
StatlrS IliirriMfi. of New York, let
e pollililiiiui know that he Is IiionI
hidul" bill 'im' beats the author*
lp of Osrsr I'nderwooil of ,\lalin-
a I nd'-rwriod 1* chslrmsn of the
m. and mean* committee of tb*
ni-.' end ml* cotnmiiii-e. with ihe
-f,l--r*tloii of Speaker Clark and
a honest and upright anion Ol Ihe
hi,..- h.uiiK-rnirf. him lua,le a record j
liglalatlon for Um welfare of thei
*i]>|e- of Ihls i-ouiil r i- |io**llilo. I
.l.iiiiiiiiiN Uu blgbeat respect
ralruiludetl Individuals, t'n-j
ihI saw ihat hi* committee r*-
oit ih* -adprority bin in a
li. ...w ilnit the fr.-,- Il-i bill
I In atcordance wlih order* tcom
the adjuiant general lhe member* or
Company I. assembled at the Armory
yesterday at 9:30 » IM |ur rollcall.
then. iH-lug lu consequence no drill
In the evening. Afi«r rolkalT* a[
Bring ",n*d rode lo Alta Mesa mn-
elery, where lb* elghi im-n tired tin
tiiual aalule lo their departed com-'
radr*. Thi* n-r.-nn.ni was Id con-1
junction with the Mountain View
and Pnlo Alto ihi*I* of the tl. A II
After th* aalatr taps waa sounded.'
which siatiiii,-.. "light* out." Thai
men were aceiimtianU-d by Captain'
Marriott and Lieutenant Anthony
with nn Mtilomohlle. Tlu- same cer-
tnony was given at lh* cemetery at
Redwood Cliy and th* grave of one
of their comrade* ua* kultably dec-!
-.:.'..! i in • i im in K ii,'iii was ln,
rontutand ol Sergeant Osttsnder.i
and lh* hoys discharged their duty
aa heroine* good soldier*, Thl* la;
irnde StH.akor flnrk
ilk. Clark I* obrlotulj
■aaalng position, a* Hn
to nonilnate Clnrk or Win
•ni In Iht 191; convetiil
'lark, however, ha* boon
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F. L. Worrell
J Phone Palo Alto 35 A
NOTICK TO TAAPAVKIrt.
A(.1. I'ltoi'KllTV Ml'SI HE AS
. REIVED at IU 'full rtub value.*' The
teriim ')valne" nnd "full rash value"
meaii>thr amoitnl at whlcK the prop*
■ erty would be taken it taken In psy-
mryit '"'■■< l'i"' dehl due from a *n\t
vent debtor If anv person, after
demand made by the \.*c-*or, nrg-
| lecia or rattuea to *k.- muter oath.
the slatenient herein ; rotldV-d for,'
or lo comply with the other.requtro-
-tnents of thl* tlfle, ihe Assessor
• 'mast make an estimate of the tbIuc
, Of the property of Mich person, god
tha value- so Pied by ths Asacaaqr
.muit oot be reduced by- the Board
of. Supervisors. •
The law require* each aud every
person' who owns any rlasa of prop
erfy to annually, during the month*
■ of March,'April dr May. Ills a-statement with Ibe Assessor or hie deputy in the county where th* properU
Is-focatotl. You should give a stale-
went of sll property ownud bv yoo
on Ihe Sr*t Monday in March at 13
o'clock m.
Renn'Oiber. If you fall to glee In
youf B**.u-n*nt. you.fall lp vompl)
with lhe Is* an,j may cause yourself, the to—.»r and-Tag Collector
much trout la . aud very likely cause
vourseir sxpease.
State nnd Infirmary Poll Tax I*
now due and payable al the Assessor* office or to a-deputy. Aftsr the
| Brst Monday In July* SI wlty.be'
added.
It I* inui-h more *v*ll*I*clory to
the Asscisor, as well as to **urself,
to hav* * yonr suesstaent correct
Then you go to pay yonr taiea.
Respectfully,
L. A. 8PITZER.
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The disgusting part of Ihe entire
situation. Is the fad that Hryan I*
merely making thl* Inane move to
plat presidential politics, flr know*
lhal I'nderwood favor* Harmon of
Oh Id for the presldi'ittlnl candidnte
iimh-r the Ik-luncrallr banner.- I'nderwood a rrmatkable work In IM*
gfesa hs* filghtem-d the tiiunnniier
Into tSIs 'nub ,i ilmi, 'Like alt timid i- i.„n* hr ha', played the leading
part Iii n iHilitieal plot lu lui|ie* of
lousing' I'nderwood Into oblivion.
Hut llrygn will fsll. lit* failure
will lie dut- In threc,nliHurd ntnl linll
• rou» mlsiakes.
Hryan mad*--, n.tstak.- -thru he)
Blli-inpted in overt brow it npiii of]
Underwood* ^yt»* The Pnlted
Siatew.iji.-ol Corporation failed to
kill I,Im itollilcally. nlthnugh It re*i
norltd to the daitardiy irtrdt oLaiep.
Ping the erection of one v*f lis branch ,
fadorJe- In rndf-rwwwl * district In
A!,.|.LHi..-i 'in nn effort to Influence the
l*t. .le asalnat him The connn.ituIt
math- a se-tond mistake* when he
thOUgtO of dhdotlgltiK ii in.in ttlio-
hivt I- .-ii one of lhe nighty la-tors*
In" placing the donkey patty hack on
It* f.-et. attar Hryan wtlfefcht* hur-
d.n t.e1|wtl;ll fall lo the "grour.,1
Hryan mad* his third klstakvefhen'
li.- kunckeil n man wlionr ih^ people
know I* striving to 'fouler Jbet*:
want* and p*)ltle*a1 ncee*title*
' William JiUining* ^HryaTi . hn*
played hi" last rard tn politic* It
he attain b*e«*me* murh of s fsctor
it will l.c .Iti's minor wnv... Rrynrj
tli.'siiin well, hut he has Inherited a-
allshl trail of the otd'pallllral-eliar*!
ii* teilst.t-*. The day nfJplaylng i#H-'
Men merely lo unseat n worthy biiitC
li... gone by.' In ihe word* of an'
"lit .j ,-tr»on In Virginia we rau ui,
"Thr .world ha* done tfjoeerj."
Car* !*•*»,- S P. depot for I'niver*.
slty avenue Mario. Waverley slreel.
Embarcadero mad and Campua al
6:*.fi n. m. nud -evert --ii mliiittea'
thereafter, leaving on the hour. 30.
and i" minute* p*»t the hour.
First car hare* Waverley *1reel,
i:i.,!..iti.i.|.-ro road, lor ih* Campus
hi A:t* a. m. and ever* 30 minutes
■l,. •.,[-. i ott the 10, :m nud tt min-
m--> past Um hour, a* lute-u* tO-30
P BL l-a*t car leaves Kmbarcadero'
io.ul for c.iiiipu* nl 10:30 p. tn, I
Klrnl cur Ie«»ea Campus for Wa-,
v*rl«y sireet and Embarcsdero road
at G:30 b. tn. and every 30 minute*,
as Kite aa 10:10 p in. l,g*t car'
leave* Campus at 11 p m.. a* far
a* in i.lh io only. Car* leave Cam-,
pu* on the 10. HO and .'-'> minute*
i-.i.i Ihe hour.
I*ir*l car leave* Mr ri... mireralty
avenue, at S:30 a. ni. nnd every 3"
minute*, as late as 10:30 p ni ,
loa.lng Matin on the to. 30 snd IS
inlnitH* in*t the hour I'nlversliy
avenue ear wilt run as far a* the
•Miulbern Pacifl.* drpol only and connect with Hie Campus cars M S, P
Depot. I'ulversliy avenue cars will
leave a P. l»epol -for Itavcaawood
in-Kin nine at (:S0 a. m. and every
tt Illinium, ss lull- h* f. p. tn. The
t'ni-.crrlti gfVSTM 'wi will run ss 1st
as Marlowe sin-el only,
t. .nisi.t* win lie accepted al any
regular stopping poiut on l'Blver*1t)
between s. p depot ana Wa-
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the hearts of huu**Bi*ves
'^-Aiwai* the same.
^^Alwa>a the beat, and
Alwiij* In ' th* diiKt-proof csrton ■
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Serpentine Crepes—A tine assortment oi shades iu floral designs. Suitable
ior kimnnas and house gowns. [Vice, 20c yd.
Parasols—Another late shipment of the newest styles for late supuner
wear Ihey ale pretty, stylish and very practicable. A great many I'onojees
arc living shown in plain aild fancv bordered and embroidered effects, and some
beautiful Dresden Silk-. Plain Satin-. Black Silks and While Linens. New di-
rcctoric handles in large varieties. All ihe latest shapes, including thc very
popular Tokio shapes now so much in demand. I Vices. 1.00. 1.75. 2.50. 3.75. 5.00 to 5.00 to $15.00 each.
Fibre Suit Case**—Light, strong and durable, and caiv.be washed and
cleaned. Only halt" the weight of leather goods.
SILK TULLE
The onl\ Tulle guaranteed impervious to moisture and dampness. This
Tulle i- guaranteed to be ufiatYected by the dampness ot the atmosphere. Its
colors are absolutely fast dye. It exposed to the rain, it win be Found after
■drying that thc '(ri'girial finish is restored. A full line of colors. On sale
ai 25c yard.
JKendenhall Co*
PALO ALTO
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DAILY PAI.O Al.TO TIMES. Till'.(SPAY. NOV. li. 1-113.
S)ath> (Times Eoitorial page
.. W B1MKIMI--
W H KI: M
Merchandise Gifts Not
Allowed in Amateur
Meets
','";,'',",":; English Club Elects Twer
"„,:"„::;:: Women and Eight
Men
Amateur Competing for a Merchandise Trophy Professionalizes Himself.
compi.imcv it*, stam-'ohd. Uiroufchnui the slate And in it
Kdwln K. Hlnaaon author ol dayw when then- 1* [*"ii('rnl
''Ureal \in.-iiimi Pnlversitlsa." has standardise everjihlnf. It
in. InterestlnK article in Ihe October prlslnft that tin-, should
Dumber of the ll...* New., Monthly looked
of Pltllad>-i|.i-i.i un 'Kducntional Aa standsrdlsatlon of assessraeiili
Tendeiteles in Ibe Weal" can never he exiM-eie*d e.r fifty-odd '
He show, that California i- i*.vln-. ■astrwors working independently. 'Fauna Farris of Palo Alto Is
a ndlec* eduenllon *<• about twice ilie only way to pet it would i.e be Among Neophyiet. of Campus
a- lart-e a proportion of ibe sehool the creation of a state hoard to -». Organization. "' uwm* »'■'•«•''""■'-* " » »***
population na New Vorfc California Hers nil property in Hie state ii|Min
iiIm. ini*- enrolled In serondarr s-iroe fis.-ii piindpie whether tor! ■ ■"- StatiFord SoxHiti ('lull
Kb ..oi- -.iiiiin unit |.-i*. .1,*'. a much hieal or aisle punpaaeti
OttVr of lW Taa CoHeserlor, Co tic if of Santa
Clara, California. Ssn Jeaa. Caliltinia.
C**-vaWr its. -•■■..
.Nnl-ere is brrrb-i (ivm that It**- raaet tm
thr raar ibij enil b-*i>»rtc due ttut i-arat. -
First laalallairttt-Taar* on ill _ prn.™:
\
Merebandlse nrdara will not be all-wed aa prises In track and field
meets tinder the amateur rule*, ac-
...-dlnx to letters aent l-j Secretary
Herbert Hauser of the 1'. A A., snd
I*J||, si A
._ .. _ .„ _. taill fit BdoV-l
io til ol taid teat iajtalJaarnt rr-aainini aa
S-< ..-.•! fnataHacat—Tk* rrtnate-Jrta o*x-
half of Uio -aa all real J***-*-***** will fcr
rtaa anl i-a-at-ir "aaaac* «, .-,■», a-H *V-
li«-wr-« April ■-. e»(4. -An j -arr cent will
be *-it«f t- -*"
r;iu-.i witlidrna II
Cut**, medals, nlbbona, etc . are
iiounceH Hie ejection ol tile follow- ""l''"''" ** -*»«>• are iillowable f"r a
-tick and field meet where regis-
I Harold Chester Hoyd or Bastoh,
J Mlsa tiiadya Ilrlxa* of Santa Ana. '
ft in.me rule in taeatlon." which M'*" EI-mb*** P Wait* ..r I*-** An- ,!
had lltwles, Prank J Carmody of Blmlra.* hioifelf
Id an athlete accept a merchan-
prfte he would profeeislonallze
lat-ltstr |.i'o[iortl..|i n( tlie popiilnllou i.roieordlloo worth roti-eldoimit,
nf r-.bo-.i at-" in.ni Ni-w ■*-«.-*,, m the th'-tilth it be diametrical!.*/ uppoaed
ratio nt i" ti. ii i tt in-1 west.-in in Un- the»>y »r those who ile-nand
-.t-.t-v aiirpn**. Ho- •■;i>t*
stoles in abon| th- ..tine or -.--.■iter sounds nLe bill la olh.
proportion And while ***- arr about II we n v.. Katiba w Paerla of Palo Alio.
Mr Slo-aon -av. th.- revolt o( (he in I Kill think it worth while lo create! "■■'""'i "af-e-n „t l-or. Aiutelea. Rob- 'r"'r Mr H»uaer
en HIptKlne of Sania Maria. Clenn *' » ■>-•»"--• *•' ■■■t■ realstratlon
Hutches of Ixi. An->rle« hick Mor- COaWDlttaa- last night your communl-
KBn «f Los -\iiKeiea and Paul Htanl- ,:',,*,tl reuardln-i the awarding of
font of Fresno merchandise- prizes was taken up
Kolloainc Is the letter received
tW in th*- i
follow.
I'll- Alio—At ik- Bank of Palo ».,(->, in
thr Town of Palo Alio. -«i We-dne-a-la-r. K*
i-*)ib»f (ih. Thiiewlar. Norrmlxr Sit*. I-
lia*. Nfnrmb-r ?tli. •od S.'ur!,, *,,■,--■.'■-•
■li. i>M, ta tw'lrr o'clock Bewtn
'■'■I *l • v onVr in Ihe- Hall ot "-istVr
tin.Mini, --inn S( f*m*-a and I4a'k->t •(■»*",
Sae ' ■»* ' . i(iinji. daily. Stn-lar* and !*-•**:
r-,lL.ii»» r,rri*,.1. (rotn i a ra to 1 S m . In
,tH inrtte-tinfl Mon4i*f. M-tr-iWr ta, :sij.
t-i,' U-in-ta*'. Aran] tj. 1914, at a ortarfc p *a
Tk< t-Kowd t-Mtall-arat of in-i 1* -asraUr
Bl mr oSV* .a Ihe Hall ol fwat^r P-,■'•!.-...
c*an Jaar WW A MKCABV
Taa Colla-n-yr of Sar-ta Otra Cowoir
L
Its different!
Each piece of
Orange
Blossom
Candy\
has a flavor all
its own
Varsity Chocolate Shop
high -.rl I* acainal Hi., entrance a state elnrlton hoard, with powe
a-xamlnaIlon« nl ihe iiniss-raHles has to rdandardlse s»me of our mUttlla
he.-n lametv BUt-etwHful In the wecl rlOllS irleetllilitt nUI oi existence
HlKl Hint in... - lid fui the i-ieiit- I'd I "li till-
.■I nitendnii'f nl !»>tl> tin- IiIkIi
a.dinrda aud th.- eolleites
M..,,- „l the n.-t.-n, illDve-rsltles tl ToHTS AUK ('AUKI.KS**
.-nde.we-d :e- »fl| MS -title nnyg Mr Va'bllt" aetttal MtSMStleS allow til (I
SlO.-u.n no loiiKee pieniime to -n- ""lv ' ' • ■"*' '""' "■ -»«*-««--»rsll
Lih.lt III- lilt;,: .<),<
Khali
Mo-at „t the neophytes have writ- "'"* "i»w-a*tbl» dlseaaaed by all our
t.-n For the Se.tiioin or other college •"*•»'•■♦'"'■. *n«l I' **"■■ «u" "nanimoits
publicslionk. and ail have dono ered- "Pl»""- ■■"•> "*"l rtiOttld not Rive
liable llterarj work Itoyd la a ctv- ■ (nerebtaftdlse prises, nor would w«
II ennlueerlriK atvdenl and la tlie >*:™»l any permit or that kind while
clejeiila 0.1 or it r;tilw.-,v . -..a-lntja. | e-utlipus corr**a'M.ndent for the* San lhr ■*•*•*-*•*« committee 1b In exist*
[,^.1, -r, |, mtW'„|Ilt ^"ttl iieverlheli-r.* Ihl. I 1 .: pot , .-nl Is \ Krane'lt»e Call He helouK- to Del- "'''*■ AM V***** ">""* **♦ *ucb *•
1 lnrire that inilomobile -,-.» ictttODs j la Kappa Kp-llon M|SN IlrlKs* i» In "" ;*M iown '" lh*' rgl*'* of lbe
i-.-T |b InUKlH Shall lie well li,,ij*ht
The-, altl :i-.t-|.i I nl 1 mi. •- a ><-r
1 fl. ,.ie ..f f...n leiir* «<i(k ..r y
thoiciich ;.n l sell bnltsn.-Wl charm
I.-, rrenii ..11 .... i-.J.i.-.l h'ttli si-liool
i-lti n ftr* -.1 in. -..('.lllciilion-- e.l,
■ operating with th.- ralti
iiinltiilre Hie nil'lllhel «lid I
l'=i rI of ;....|i-«trliiii- nud du
■ J1.1
III*
lh«
\n .nd"--..,! „-,
tin-, ritnlbt'i hire fsi ln-i... 11,.,,,
effort !*■ H-..-I
Snd Ih.- alate.ll
i.i'.i.ins be
.'ll. Irani-. .,»
• 111: -dni. I, nl . 1
(m —lut; .,1 .1 hi|
i* |*olnlc-d out
in muh na ni
. rsir-afni aeeident
ibieervatloti. wet
r in.- mui
in s.n r*ran lami
Voil nee ibe merchnndl>
the Enirllsb department and a mem- "-niateur Albletl, t'nion
i.i-r of Ksppa Alpha Theid
Miss WhIIb majors |n history She -''
la n Ui-itii (t-amnia f'nrinod)
ihIIK.I.
maiiv loop--
.-> for infraction., of rule-c that
■11 Ion.t,I.i-flel Ih- i- Hie AaMh-laled *•* "■»•••■ 'l'1"*' ,'"1 ll-** *»tart(el|t and
Press leprfscntnuw .md I-* a mam- ■"'"•* ■"v',r>'**he on it
Iter .,f Kn.lnu i\-.,u Kurri-. u un v''' t*-WM*«lthly appreciate what
KrtjtUeh nr.ft.J01 nud 1 '»r r Ntudent "" •"■•""' '■ ,l","t' tt,r *«'-'i*,He» In
In the Palo Alio HIrIi School |{«. """ seelisin of the atate and will do
Ben is ,in ecom-fulr* sludani and ■■■••hlni ».• ran to -»>i»t you
live-*, in Htn-lna He 1. 1.1, tt„. Chap- Hoplna t<- ba»e the pleasure of
atiral - t.i IT ' -■.' ilia* from 1 .<ii "»in -tcatii 1 am.
1..-I.-1 ,in-; HlKRina 1- ni, Elialkali iimjur and ' ■' *'r''1, ■'■"'"
,( it,,. Kn.ii,., man lluebe. .. .leielylint it, ' H'ERHEHT HAl'SER
i.-- i....i no j I he .-doii.t, tmJliiiHnl and he- Mal.ln.-id Nolrmhei 12 1-ttlS
|,ri-v.-in hv MtehKM i" I'K.ilimil 1 lull Mti-ijcaii if ♦ - ■-
'i .-oi: ni'Mh.-i Emelf-iii -....j". ,..,.: itelttuita 'l",",, ■,''"*','" |N l" l,';,»- "'"'," •,'r
"I ■"•- • Keeppft VJpba Si..i.if.-..l la a i"',ui"
, ( , p,ni 1 ii ell*** j. I •leicieiil ..t lit., li il IStihi • *• * *a »***ssstt*s tssstssst
«sev • ■ ,i.),l ■ V»l*i -ilii-fl and ■■- :> **l-cina C'hl -nl "!:•■ ■■( tin- -ui>.-i )■■( 'I *■■--
nl-1 :■•■.. 111' * ta-s that -h- had heard t»" a-e.oi-
•hiiib f'.aic the di--M..t. "f
l-.w..- tl.atll,. .,1 .llHItlt 111-*
FIRE INSURANCE
Insurance e*o. ot North America.; Founded 1702
A»s-t, i8,co3,ooo.or
American Surety Co. SuretyjBonds furnished
ALFRED SEALE, Agent
Oftre. Palo Alio Mum,: Bu;Jn, ir.i Ixjin Aaa-aata--,
Shampooing Shampooing:
•»-..I.P *XI> KACIA1. TRRATMKM Manicuring and Scalp Treatment
Close Saturdays at 13. MISS E CHRIS fOFFERSON
MRS. C. MALCOLM WADS QnaWu „r ,:.r,v~. (Mar-av
Rnaam No. I aUakma-TtaolM BlrM. \ ,n,na II 1,1c . IT.-.. I niarr^lt, Aa..
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pcnlnlchdnnla nnd Ist-aanrrd-a )■■ ibmi*. |n pailnit
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BROOKS' ROCK
SPRINGS COAL
l.pp:.r
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Telephone 35
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Telephone 60
Storage
* PON •Mi* «%t*ro*OaV HUM
AM> (-HEIGHT MOVatD.
Palo Alto Transfer & Storage Cc.
I'll'RIMI (*•**> 1-1 III ■llJt K%OOAOaa, PtHMriHfe., 1-lVJt'
%RII EREIOBT MOVKD.
nn k lot i ltiri.r.
WIZARD
The Wonderful Fertilizer
A wizard in action, a gt-inl in itrength.
25-pound bag, 1.50. 2-pound package. 25c
BIXBY & LILLE
PAU) Al.TO
CARPET CLEANING
GIBSON'S
Compressed Air & Vacuum
Palo Alto 480Y.
Reedsrood *£tu.
fARPirrs rthi:\ ti*
(T.K.\NKH ,%\|i RB1-AIP
Al... Va.tiuo, t plmlati-rin--.
K. IMH (,11TV. l'ltllNK 70
0*2 liii.li NU*eeC.
HERE TO STAY
The i*»Mct of llil* nrm lia-. Ik-**ii nti-...|u(. I* li..i,*-.i dealm-*.
aud in 40 Jreio of l.K-iii.-- we have never lndulae*! tn a fake sale.
It U a ati-alKhl rser of HciNrlST PIIMW AT 1H»M.M
CHICKS and
V(HR MOM:V*l WORTH Hit VOVR MuNKV RACK.
THE WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
Palo Alto llrancli al Palo \l(o i-.--r.-i.,- ofllce.
Hepre*.(*ntatlve HCNTKR i- In the city eves-j titty.
3.75-
will buy a number of
thing's, but there is only
one place in Palo Alto
where it will buy a high
grade bicycle tire, with
an ironclad guarantee.
W. R. Garcelon
520 High St.,
Palo Alto
AUTO AMBULANCE
Day and Night Service
PHONE PALO AUTO 47x
4-- ■ i -;- - Strre'
Roller and Hapj-ood Proprietor
