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Transformative $26.5 million bequest from estate of alumnus is largest amount ever received by SU for student financial aid
Thursday, September 14, 2006, By News Staff
Transformative $26.5 million bequest from estate of alumnus is largest amount ever received by SU for student financial aidSeptember 14, 2006Kevin Morrowkdmorrow@syr.edu
Syracuse University has received its largest-ever gift devoted to student scholarship support — $26.5 million — from the estate of the late Frederic N. Schwartz, the former chairman and CEO of Bristol-Myers Co. and a 1931 graduate of SU's College of Arts and Sciences.
View a recording of the Frederic N. Schwartz Scholarship announcement news conference at http://emc3.syr.edu/schwartz.asx
The Schwartz bequest, which establishes the Frederic N. Schwartz Scholarship Fund, will be invested in the University's endowment, with the investment income providing assistance to qualified students with demonstrated financial need. The $26.5 million represents a 19 percent increase in the portion of the University's overall endowment devoted to student financial aid.
"At Syracuse University, a key element of our Scholarship in Action vision is ensuring access for enterprising students with diverse backgrounds and experiences," says Chancellor and President Nancy Cantor. "As a result, we are attracting young scholars and innovators who are actively nurturing their creative ideas and engaging with the people and communities that they will affect in the world. Frederic Schwartz's incredible generosity will allow us to build on that momentum by significantly increasing the amount of financial aid available to attract and support students. We will remain forever grateful for his transformative gift."
SU has a strong history and tradition of being a place of opportunity, and time and again has provided the financial support needed to enable bright young people to realize their dreams. Emblematic of this effort, the University recently ranked in the top five in the nation among top private institutions in making college affordable for low-income students, as measured by the percentage of students receiving Pell Grants.
"The Schwartz bequest is a strong statement of affirmation of the value and importance of our expansive financial aid program at Syracuse University," says Vice President for Enrollment Management David C. Smith. "By applying proceeds of this gift to needy and worthy students, we will be able to continue our aggressive efforts to attract and enroll the best and the brightest."
Schwartz died in February 1995, at age 88. At that time, all of Schwartz's assets, in the form of a testamentary trust together with a separate lifetime trust, passed to his wife of 60 years, Eleanor H. Schwartz. Mrs. Schwartz, a Manhattan resident, died this past June. Upon her death, a sum in the amount of half of each trust was designated for distribution to her husband's alma mater, Syracuse University, and also to her alma mater, Brown University — a total of $53 million to the two institutions — to establish scholarship funds in his and her name, respectively.
"Syracuse University is well known, from the era of the `G.I. Bulge' to today, for offering opportunity to deserving students who might not otherwise be able to pursue a college degree," says Interim Vice Chancellor and Provost Eric Spina. "Frederic Schwartz's gift is in keeping with this tradition and will enable future SU students to pursue their dreams."
Schwartz maintained ties with SU throughout his lifetime. He contributed regularly to the University's annual fund and library, and also served on the board of governors of the Syracuse University Research Institute. In addition to his bachelor's degree, he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in 1963.
"The Frederic N. Schwartz Scholarship Fund will significantly strengthen and expand our commitment to educational access by supporting students with financial need, including those from middle-income families," says Senior Vice President for Institutional Advancement Thomas Walsh. "Frederic Schwartz made a commitment to Syracuse University years ago and today's great news is a result of a strong relationship that was established between the Schwartzes and the University's faculty and administration in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Mr. Schwartz's gift is a shining example of the positive, transformational impact a planned gift can have on the lives of our students and our University."
"The College of Arts and Sciences is proud to honor the memory of Frederic N. Schwartz, truly one of our most distinguished alumni," says Dean Cathryn R. Newton. "We treasure him as a lustrous part of our own lineage of educational quality, for his legacy exemplifies, at the highest level, what we strive to make possible for our students. His transformative gift, which we welcome with the deepest of gratitude and admiration, will impact all SU students for generations to come."
Schwartz was born in Springfield, Mass., in 1906. His high school years were interrupted by a nearly fatal, four-year bout with tuberculosis. As a result of his illness, he developed a lifelong interest in health care and the development of drugs to combat disease.
At SU, Schwartz was manager of the track team and president of his fraternity, Delta Kappa Epsilon. Majoring in English and economics, he graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1931. Four years later, he married Eleanor Haley.
Schwartz worked for the Bard-Parker Co., a manufacturer of surgical instruments, for several years before resigning his position in 1942 to join the U.S. Army as a captain. At the time of his discharge in 1945, he had risen to the rank of lieutenant colonel and achieved widespread praise for his performance as chief of operations of the Transfusion Service in the Surgeon General's Office, a role for which he was later awarded the Legion of Merit. The citation, recognizing his wartime duties in organizing and conducting the blood program of the U.S. Armed Forces, emphasized that under Schwartz's leadership "the enormous requirements of the armed forces for plasma were met at all times and in such fashion that no casualty had been denied life-saving plasma."
In 1945, Schwartz joined Bristol Laboratories, a division of Bristol-Myers Co., where he eventually developed what was then a bulk penicillin business into a diversified pharmaceutical house. He went on to become the first non-member of the Bristol family to hold the office of chief executive. He served as CEO from 1957 to 1967 and was chairman of the board from 1965-67. He continued as a member of the board of directors until 1972.
Under Schwartz's leadership, Bristol-Myers experienced a period of unprecedented growth. In 1957, the company consisted of a few divisions with annual sales of $107 million. Upon his retirement as board chairman in 1967, Bristol-Myers was conducting business in more than 100 countries, employing 12,000 people, and recording annual sales nearing $500 million. Schwartz was known as the early architect of the company's development in the health and personal care fields, exemplified by Bristol-Myers' acquisition of Clairol in 1959.
His imaginative leadership of Bristol-Myers and his contributions to the pharmaceutical industry moved Life magazine to single out Schwartz in 1962 as one of 20 American industrial leaders especially worthy of salute.
In October 1963, Frederic and Eleanor Schwartz visited the SU campus to participate in the daylong dedication ceremonies for the new Biological Research Laboratories (BRL) complex and the new computing center in Machinery Hall. Mrs. Schwartz cut the ribbon at the main entrance to BRL. Later that day, in a special convocation ceremony, her husband received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from SU for "bringing the service of the laboratory to the service of man."
In accepting Frederic Schwartz's gift, SU gratefully recognizes JPMorgan Chase Bank, the family's trusted advisors, for their stewardship of Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz's assets.


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29 Jun 2015 - Agenda Item:7 - Human rights situation in Palestine and other occupied Arab territories
Interactive dialogue with:
- Independent commission of inquiry on the 2014 Gaza conflictA/HRC/29/52, A/HRC/29/CRP.4
- 33rd Plenary Meeting 29th Regular Session of the Human Rights Council.
Ms. Mary McGowan Davis, Chairperson of the Independent Commission of Inquiry on the 2014 Gaza conflict (Introduction)
State of Palestine (Concerned Country), Mr. Ibrahim Khraishi
Algeria (on behalf of the African Group), Ms. Zahira Abed
European Union, Mr. Jerome Billion
Tunisia, Mr. Walid Doudech
Iran (Islamic Republic of) (on behalf of NAM), Mr. Abbas Baghrpour
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Egypt, Mr. Amr Ramadan
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Iceland, Mr. Martin Eyjólfsson 01:25:31
Ireland, Mr. Patricia O'Brien 01:27:31
Algeria, Mr. Antar Hassani 01:30:30
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Ms. Zahra Ershadi 01:33:11
Jordan, Ms. Saja Majali 01:35:20
Brazil, Ms. Regina Maria Cordeiro Dunlop 01:36:56
Switzerland, Mr. Alexandre Fasel 01:39:56
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Morocco, Mr. Mohamed Auajjar 01:46:57
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Libya, Mr. Ahmed Hwat 02:01:29
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Conventional Types of Witches
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Ocean Types of Witches
An ocean witch has solid connections to water and the sea and utilizations that component frequently in her training. Ocean and sea magic will frequently utilize sand, shells, driftwood, or different components that come from that spot. Ocean witches feel associated with water and ancient legends including alarms and so forth
Kitchen Witches
Also referred to now and again as a hearth witch or a home witch, kitchen witches make the vast majority of their magick in the home or in the kitchen. They are extremely locally situated, frequently unbelievably supporting, and love to make their home a genuinely exceptional and hallowed space. Kitchen witches love to cook and mix and use spices, some of the time accumulated from their own nurseries.
While rehearsing they join their very own and individual magical energy with fundamental oils, spices, food, and ordinary items to make their spells, ceremonies, and magic.
Hedge Types of Witches
Hedge witches practice what's known as "fence hopping" which is branching incredible and into the Otherworld. Support witches can speak with the otherworldly world and can send messages between the two universes. Support witches practice astral projection just as work with spices and Earth-based magic.
However, what makes them explicitly a support witch is their capacity to cross the "fence" otherwise known as the limit between this world and the soul world. It's an idea that the "flying on a broomstick" legend was a misconception dependent on support witches "flying" into the profound domain.
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Elemental or Basic Witches
Elemental witches study and practice dependent on the four components: earth, air, wind, and fire. Essential Magic works dependent on and regarding every component. An essential witch may have a raised area for every particular component. Basic witches approach the components when projecting spells and performing ceremonies, and may even have a component that they by and by relating to and run after finding.
Ceremonial Types of Witches
Ceremonial witches have many practices, however, functions and customs are rehearsed that they respect. Stylized magic is worked into the greater part of the components of their training. They probably work a custom or service into whatever they're projecting or attempting to achieve.
Stately witches frequently approach explicit creatures and profound substances to help them with whatever they're projecting.
Green Types of Witches
Also called garden witches, green witches, or timberland witches are profoundly associated with the earth the energy that it has. They might have their own nursery where they develop their own spices, yet they additionally study their region and practice with nearby plants and their own current circumstance.
Green witches use plants/vegetation in their spells and magic and some of the time, even their cooking and in their home. Green witches are frequently extremely regular and love to be in nature and close to anything "green"— plants, trees, blossoms, and so on They do this to be as near Mother Earth, and the soul she envelops, as could really be expected.
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Inherited Types of Witches
A genetic witch is a witch that was naturally introduced to witchcraft. It is a piece of their family as well as their genealogy. Their magic and practice are passed down from past ages, however, they might work with their own singular practices also or rather than their families. In any case, there is as yet decision. Inherited witches should be naturally introduced to witchcraft, however on the off chance that you don't decide to rehearse witchcraft, you will not STILL be a genetic witch.
Cosmic Witches
Cosmic witches are contemporary witches who look to the universe, soothsaying, and stargazing and work those components and heavenly energy into their training. Likewise called "Star witches", these witches frequently follow the planets and the arrangement of the stars and base their spells and customs on the various positions.
Common or Secular Types of Witches
Secular witches still cast spells, use gems, spices, oils, and candles, yet they don't connect otherworldliness to their training. Mainstream witches don't venerate a divinity or higher being—their training is totally non-strict. They don't have confidence in the force behind energy or that there is energy in their work. It is not necessarily the case that a mainstream witch CAN'T be profound, it's just that their work isn't. The two are totally discrete.
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Single Witches
A singular witch can be any sort of witch, however, they decide to rehearse alone as opposed to with a coven. This could be by decision or on the grounds that they haven't discovered a gathering to work with yet. There are likewise legends that singular witches are rebirths of witches who have been rehearsing for ages and at pubescence, their insight is stirred. Since they as of now recall and comprehend the specialty, their requirement for a coven is not exactly a more up-to-date witch.
Varied Types of Witches
A varied witch doesn't have one set religion, practice, custom, or culture that they pull from. Their training gets from many sources and, eventually, turns into the witch's own. They might adore a higher being, or their training might be essentially common, or it very well may be its own sort of profound. A mixed witch eventually makes their own "rules" with their training— it is altogether extraordinary dependent on the individual witch.
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Thomas Joseph Katz is an American organic chemist known for his experimental work with prismane, olefin metathesis, and enyne metathesis. He is an emeritus professor at Columbia University.

Training
Katz earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry at the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1956 and received his doctoral thesis in chemistry at Harvard in 1959.

Academic career
Katz was an instructor at  Columbia University from 1959 until 1961, following by an assistant professorship from 1961to 1964. He became an associate professor in 1964, and then a full professor in 1968. In 1965, he was a visiting associate professor at University of California Berkeley. In 2009, he retired, becoming professor emeritus.

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LG Electronics (LG) has launched its Zero Carbon 2030 initiative, committing to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from its global operations within 12 years.
In line with its larger sustainable business strategy, LG announced it will look to reduce carbon emissions from its global operations by 50% compared to a 2017 baseline by implementing various carbon reduction and renewable energy initiatives. This effort will help bring LG closer to reaching its ultimate goal of carbon neutrality, achieving a net-zero carbon emissions footprint by balancing carbon emissions with carbon removal.
"Our commitment to combating global climate change is unwavering. LG's progressive steps in reducing carbon emissions at workplaces the world over, with many more UN CDM projects in the works, exemplify the company's unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability leadership," said Lee Young-jae, vice president of environmental safety at LG Electronics.
Through a variety of strategic initiatives, the company intends to cut carbon emissions across its global production sites from nearly 2 million tons recorded in 2017 to 960,000 tons by the end of 2030. LG is looking to expand its high-efficiency facilities and technologies targeting greenhouse gas reduction, alleviating the creation of carbon emissions during the production process.
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The War Rages On
An Intro To Tannhauser
TANNHÄUSER is a world a step removed from our own, a u-chronic timeline where things happened just slightly differently … but over time, a small change can have a large effect. In the world of TANNHÄUSER, the Great War (the war we know as World War I) never ended. Neither the forces of the Kaiser's Reich nor the brave soldiers of the Union have been able to achieve the supremacy necessary to secure victory. Now it is 1949, and both sides search desperately for a weapon to use against their foes and tip the scales of war in their favor. The fruits of recent advances in science and technology are rushed into service without adequate testing. In long-forgotten ruins of dead civilizations, men dig for the secrets that killed them. Beyond the reach of men, ancient horrors wait to be invoked.Tannhäuser is a tactical board game of paranormal investigations and Great War combat, pitting the forces of the Reich and the Army of the Union together in a struggle for control of the Obscura Cardinal Cornerstones, magical artifacts of immense power.
PLAYERS2-10 players command two teams of five characters, both Heroes and Troops. Since there are up to ten characters on the battlefield at any given time, up to ten players can take part!GAMEPLAYThe Obscura Korps and the men and women of Operation: Tannhäuser battle for supremacy in each game of Tannhäuser. According to the Game Mode selected by the players, the carefully-selected and equipped members of each team will strive to accomplish various objectives on the game map, guided by the ubiquitous Pathfinding system. PATHFINDINGTannhäuser uses an innovative new system for tracking movement and line of sight called Pathfinding. Each area on the game board is represented by a circle, and each circle possesses one or more colors which will indicate which Path (or Paths) the circle is on. Circles that share colors and are on the same Path have line of sight to one another. For example, all of these grey circles are on the same Path. The circles near the doorway are both grey and red - they are on both the grey and red Paths, and can see and be seen by all the circles on those Paths. Put another way, a character standing by the doorway can see both down the hall (red Path) and into the room (grey Path). In this example, Tala, standing on a circle that is both red and grey, can see both the Schocktruppen (on the red Path) and Eva (on the grey Path). The Schocktruppen can see only Tala, not Eva; Eva can see only Tala, not the Shocktruppen. John Mac Neal, who is around the corner on an entirely different Path, can neither see nor be seen by any of the other characters. As you can see, the Pathfinding system makes it easy to calculate line of sight, range, and the other details of science-fiction horror combat! HEROES AND TROOPSEach team is comprised of a mixture of five Heroes and Troops, characters with unique and varied abilities, statistics, and equipment options. Players have the ability to select which pieces of equipment, special skills, and commendations to award each character when they select their team for a given battle, so each individual character may play dramatically differently each time it is brought to the field. Heroes and Troops function identically in most respects. The most notable exception is that fallen Troops can be replaced by reinforcements, depending on the Game Mode selected by you and your opponent. When a Hero falls, that Hero's story is over. ACTIONSPlayers will take it in turn to activate a character on their team, alternating until all characters have gone. On its activation, each character can move a number of circles equal to its speed and also take a single Action Phase, during which time the character can perform various actions such as picking up dropped equipment, searching a crate, completing a nearby objective, or, of course, attacking an enemy. To resolve most actions, such as attacks, characters will roll ten-sided dice (d10s) equal to their corresponding value in the appropriate characteristic. Each die that rolls equal to or greater than a given difficulty value is a success; each die that fails to do so is a failure and is ignored. In contests, the defender will also roll his own die pool - whichever character scores the most successes is the winner of the contest. In the case of an attack roll, the attacker rolls dice equal to his Combat value with a difficulty score equal to the Combat value of his target. The defender, meanwhile, makes a Shock roll by throwing dice equal to his Stamina value, with a difficulty score equal to the attacker's Combat value. Each success scored on the Shock roll eliminates one success scored on the Combat roll. The defender would suffer one wound for each success remaining.
GAME MODES AND VICTORYThe requirements for winning each game are based on the Game Mode selected. For example, Death Match Mode awards victory to the last team with any characters still standing. Story Mode, on the other hand, places various objectives that must be completed on the game map. The first team to complete both their Main Objectives, or one Main Objective and two Secondary Objectives, is the winner of that match. With a variety of options for customizing each team (and options that will grow only wider with the addition of new expansions in the Tannhäuser line), four Game Modes, and endless possibilities, Tannhäuser is a compulsively replayable game experience.


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The welfare of animals and birds is often neglected in India. Seeing the plight of these creatures this trio of brothers started providing treatment to birds and animals in 2008. Since then they have been providing treatment to the injured wild birds and rescuing animals. Vishal and Nikhil Kolekar are Animal Welfare officers and Kunal Kolekar is a Snake catcher.
Nikhil says that, "I love animals and having been in close contact with animals since childhood, it was all but obvious to follow the path of helping birds and animals." It started off as a hobby but later it turned into serious social activism. Initially they used to rescue just snakes as the area they lived in is a semi forest area and is abundant with snakes. They say, "When people see a snake their basic instinct is to kill it, though only 20% snakes are poisonous. People aren't aware of this fact and thus we started off with this initiative." But later on as their contacts grew, and people became aware of their work, they branched out to rescue mainly birds -but animals too. They have since been rescuing animals for the past 7 years.
In the beginning their families were quite skeptical about their line of work, as according to them, it is quite a dangerous job especially handling snakes. Also, the inefficiency and lack of knowledge of the Animal welfare officials was a thorn in their side. Nikhil says that, "The biggest grievance is the lack of strong laws which helps the offenders to escape without even a scratch. The laws haven't been upgraded since 1956." Also, they get no support from the government, monetary or otherwise. Recently, they had caught a man who was in illegal possession of a crocodile and two monkeys. "The man was let out due to his connection with a political bigwig." At such times their rescue efforts go in vain. They have also rescued a Flamingo who had injured his leg and after proper treatment the flamingo was healthy enough to fly. Injured Kites and Eagles are also treated by them in large numbers.
On being asked about the sparse number of birds this year compared to the previous years, he said, "The height of the mobile towers is quite low and is not constructed according to the height prescribed by the laws which kills the birds. Also, during festivals, especially Diwali people are ignored about the noise levels and also by the smoke emitted by the crackers which suffocates the birds and animals and kills them." Funds to provide for the treatment are also difficult to find. They mostly spend a part of their salary for this noble cause.
Their future plans are to spread awareness among people through radio, programs in schools and colleges and at public places. Also, they want people to report any injured birds and animals as soon as possible as they can be treated.
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Christian Karlson "Karl" Stead   (born 17 October 1932) is a New Zealand writer whose works include novels, poetry, short stories, and literary criticism. He is one of New Zealand's most well-known and internationally celebrated writers.

Early life and education
Stead was born in Auckland in 1932. He attended Mount Albert Grammar School. He has said that growing up he rarely read New Zealand writers: "I read a few New Zealand writers at school but mainly it was a British education so one read British writers really". Stead began writing poetry at about age 14 when he read a copy of the collected works of Rupert Brooke, sent by his sister's penpal in England.

Stead graduated from the University of Auckland with a Bachelor of Arts in 1959, and earned his Masters of Arts the following year. At this time he and his wife were neighbours with short-story writer Frank Sargeson. Writer Janet Frame was living in a hut in Sargeson's garden, having recently been discharged after nine years in a mental hospital. Frame later wrote about this time in her memoir An Angel at My Table, and Stead covered the same period in his autobiographical novel All Visitors Ashore (1984).

Academic and literary career

Stead completed his PhD at the University of Bristol in 1961. From 1959 to 1986, Stead taught at the University of Auckland, becoming the Professor of English in 1968. In 1964, Stead published his first book, The New Poetic (1964), based on his PhD study of W. B. Yeats, Ezra Pound, T.S. Eliot and the Georgian poets. It went on to sell over 100,000 copies. His first book of poems, Whether the Will Is Free: Poems 1954–62, was published in the same year.

Stead's first novel, Smith's Dream, about a war similar to the Vietnam War in New Zealand, was published in 1971. Stead was an opponent of the Vietnam War. Smith's Dream provided the basis for the film Sleeping Dogs, starring Sam Neill, which became the first New Zealand film released in the United States.

In the 1980s, Stead's writings about Māori rights and feminism became the subject of some criticism. For example, in an article published in the London Review of Books in December 1986, he wrote that the representation of New Zealand history by Witi Ihimaera in his novel The Matriarch (1986) was inaccurate "insofar as it ascribes conscious and malicious intent to the Pakeha and unwillingness to the Maori", and was highly critical of the novel. In consequence his editorship of the Faber Book of Contemporary South Pacific Stories was boycotted by some writers, including Keri Hulme, although Stead denied accusations of racism or being anti-Māori. Stead was active in protests against the 1981 protest against Springboks and was part of the crowd that occupied the field at a game in Hamilton causing its cancellation.

Stead retired from his position as the Professor of English at the University of Auckland in 1986 to write full time, after the success of his novel All Visitors Ashore (1984). In the following two decades he wrote a string of internationally successful novels, and twice won the fiction section of the New Zealand Book Awards with All Visitors Ashore and The Singing Whakapapa (1994). Stead's historical novel Mansfield: A Novel, based on the life of the writer Katherine Mansfield, was a finalist for the 2005 Tasmania Pacific Fiction Prize and received commendation in the 2005 Commonwealth Writers Prize for the South East Asia and South Pacific region.

Stead has continued to write and receive international accolades well into his seventies and eighties. In 2010 he won the inaugural Sunday Times EFG Private Bank Short Story Award for his short story "Last Season's Man". The short story was subject to some controversy, with literary commentator Fergus Barrowman suggesting that it appeared to be a "revenge fantasy" about Stead's rivalry with younger writer Nigel Cox, who had criticised Stead in a 1994 essay. The story was reported on by UK satirical magazine Private Eye. Stead in response has said that the story was a work of fiction.

Stead was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire, for services to New Zealand literature, in the 1985 New Year Honours, and was admitted into the highest civilian honour New Zealand can bestow, the Order of New Zealand in the 2007 Special Honours.

In August 2015, Stead was named the New Zealand Poet Laureate for 2015 to 2017. To celebrate the conclusion of Stead's term as Poet Laureate, the Alexander Turnbull Library published a signed, limited edition book of his work called In the Mirror, and Dancing. The little volume of poems was hand-pressed by Brendan O'Brien and illustrated with line sketches by New Zealand expatriate artist Douglas MacDiarmid. The book was launched on 8 August 2017 in Wellington, with the assistance of Gregory O'Brien.

Personal life
Stead and his wife Kay have three children. His daughter Charlotte Grimshaw is a well-known New Zealand writer.

List of awards and honours

1955 Poetry Awards Incorporated prize (U.S.A.)
1960 Landfall Readers' Award
1972 Katherine Mansfield Short Story award
1972 Katherine Mansfield Menton Fellowship
1984 Commander of the Order of the British Empire for services to New Zealand literature
1990 Queen's Medal
1995 Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature
2005 Creative New Zealand Michael King Fellowship
2001 Honorary DLitt from the University of Bristol
2007 Member of the Order of New Zealand
2009 Montana Prize (for Collected Poems 1951–2006)
2009 Prime Minister's Awards for Literary Achievement
2010 Sunday Times Short Story Award (UK) (for "Last Season's Man")
2011 Prime Minister's Award for Literary Achievement
2014 Sarah Broom Poetry Prize

New Zealand Book Awards
1976 Quesada (Poetry)
1985 All Visitors Ashore (Fiction, shared with Marilyn Duckworth)
1995 The Singing Whakapapa (Fiction)

Selected works
 Whether the Will is Free: Poems 1954–62 (1964)
 The New Poetic (1964)
 Smith's Dream (1971)
 Crossing the Bar (1972)
 Quesada: Poems 1972–74 (1975)
 Measure for Measure (1977, editor)
 Walking Westward (1979)
 Five for the Symbol (1981)
 Geographies (1982)
 In the Glass Case: Essays on New Zealand literature (1982)
 Poems of a Decade (1983)
 Paris: A poem (1984)
 All Visitors Ashore (1984)
 The Death of the Body (1986)
 Pound, Yeats, Eliot and the Modernist Movement (1986)
 Between (1988)
 Sister Hollywood (1989)
 Answering to the Language: Essays on modern writers (1989)
 Voices (1990)
 The End of the Century at the End of the World (1992)
 The Singing Whakapapa (1994)
 Villa Vittoria (1997)
 Straw into Gold: New and selected poems (1997)
 The Blind Blonde with Candles in Her Hair (1998)
 Talking About O'Dwyer (1999)
 The Right Thing (2000)
 The Writer at Work: Essays (2000)
 The Secret History of Modernism (2001)
 Dog (2002)
 Kin of Place:  Essays on 20 New Zealand writers (2002)
 Mansfield: a novel (2004)
 My Name Was Judas (2006)
 The Black River (2007)
 Book Self: Essays (2008)
 South West of Eden (A Memoir, 1932–1956, 2009)
 Ischaemia (winning poem of the 2010 International Hippocrates Prize for Poetry and Medicine)
 Risk (2012)
 In the Mirror, and Dancing (2017)
 The Necessary Angel (2018)
 You Have A Lot to Lose: A Memoir 1956–1986 (2020)
 What You Made of It: A Memoir 1987–2010 (2021)

See also

 New Zealand literature

External links

C.K. Stead at the New Zealand Electronic Text Collection archive
C.K. Stead, profile on Read NZ website
Interview with C.K. Stead for Cultural Icons project. Video and audio
1986 Profile of C.K. Stead on the Kaleidoscope television series

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Living people
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New Zealand male novelists
New Zealand poets
New Zealand male short story writers
New Zealand Poets Laureate
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New Zealand Commanders of the Order of the British Empire
Fellows of the Royal Society of Literature
People educated at Mount Albert Grammar School
University of Auckland alumni
Academic staff of the University of Auckland
Academic staff of the University of New England (Australia)
20th-century New Zealand novelists
21st-century New Zealand novelists
New Zealand memoirists
New Zealand people of Swedish descent
20th-century New Zealand short story writers
21st-century New Zealand short story writers
20th-century New Zealand male writers
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Pakistani singer Atif Aslam, who was seen on the Indian Television as a judge in reality signing show Surkshetra, tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend Sara Bharwana in Lahore today.
Atif Aslam and Sara Bharwana's mehendi ceremony singer was held in Lahore on Wednesday.
Atif Aslam's family, relatives and celebs from the world of music attended the wedding ceremony.
Atif Aslam, who has a huge fan following in India, took to his Facebook account on Tuesday and informed the fans first hand about his wedding.
"Dear Aadeez, U guys have always been a part of my family and have stood by me through my incredible highs and not so incredible lows. I am delighted to let all of you know that…… Her insan ka zindagi main aik na aik din WIYAAAH hona hota hayyy ,,, and my Big day has finally arrived with your prayers.
Mehndi, barat n walima pictures are on their way.
aur jis jis ki shadi ne hui abhi tak ,,,,,, KUJ SHARAM KERO TAY WIYAAH KER LO hun lol."
According to reports, Atif Aslam and Sara Bharwana have known each other over seven years.
After the wedding the couple will also throw a Daavat-e-Valima on March 29.
Atif has sung hit Hindi songs like Tu Jaane Na, Bakhuda Tumhi Ho to name a few from his long list.


PALAMI-MediaCAP is the newest product by PALAMI by now. It is a LED product used for architectural and artistic lighting for buildings. The construction of PALAMI-MediaCAP is carried out using outer facade glazing and LED parts are integrated between the glass panels' joints.
There is no need to manifacture and install the steel constructions or other fastening elements to use PALAMI-MediaCAP product. It is very easy to integrate the product into usual building sheme and it does not violate the appearance of the building's facade glazing.
The control system of PALAMI-MediaCAP can not only change the color sheme, but also play full video information – like graphics, floating objects etc., as well as advertising and other videos with the logos in sufficient resolution.


Arkansas law limits contributions to $5,400 per election cycle. Each individual, political party committee, legislative caucus committee or approved political action committee may contribute up to $2,700 for the primary election and $2,700 for the general election -- for a total of $5,400.
Contributions made to Asa for Governor are not tax deductible for Federal income tax purposes.


ToL flags English text as good or bad. It looks for ease of reading, thoughtfulness, and truth.
I use ToL to read news, to read what I write, and to read email.
Keep an open mind when interpreting the results. Don't be alarmed if text written by good people sometimes gets flagged as bad. This isn't a bug. Most times the reason this happens is that the author was trying to sound impressive.
I don't know yet if this is bad but it's hard to pay attention to text now once it's been marked as red. My eyes skip the red and land on green. If I stop on red it's out of curiosity to see if the AI works well. I hope this doesn't come at the cost of not reading text that didn't get highlighted at all even though it's valuable.
The accuracy needs work. ToL can use a larger training set than the modest set I used to seed it. Some phrases also have meaning that ToL can't understand yet. The tough part in both cases isn't just to ensure no loss in quality. It's to choose what I want the AI to do.
I haven't studied this enough but I noticed Wikipedia and academic writing often light up in red (15% of text is good). What Reddit shows is often green (65% good). News are a mix of both.
The biggest problem with the browser plugin is that it's not easy to change text in HTML. Many sites don't use HTML tags properly. The plugin can't simply change the background color in HTML. It has to remove and reinsert HTML, and sometimes it loses the formatting along the way. As a result the plugin works only on p and label tags. The good news is it now preserves links inside these tags.
 The plugin isn't in the App Store of Firefox or Chrome. I don't like that I have to be granted permission to add it.
 I've had enough with browsers. I want more control of the software I write than the control the browser gives me.