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Miami Hurricane, March 01, 1968
UM To Construct Undersea "Atlantis"
By LINDA KLEIN DEIN ST
Hurricane Staff Writer
Oceanographic engineers at UM have proposed a plan for a manned underseas station off Miami Beach, 1,000 feet beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.
"Project Atlantis," as it has been christened, would be financed by government and industry, according to John H. Clotworthy, chairman of the Division of Ocean Engineering. It would cost millions, he said, but at the moment engineering talent is a more important need during the preliminary design phase.
The purpose of the project is to design, build, place, and operate a submerged station on the continental shelf, to be used as a research center for the study of underseas life and underwater mining techniques, and an anti-submarine command and control center as a part of national defense.
Engineers at UM have begun the planning of
such an underwater "habitat" for scientists, its placement, retrieval, and operation, experimental and training programs, and "logistics support," which, according to senior research scientist Lloyd Stover, would be supplied by a small research submarine similar to one of several types now in use. The sub would ferry men and supplies to the station from Virginia Key. The station would first be tested at depths of 100 and 1,000 feet, with a final goal of operation at a depth of 6,000 feet below the surface.
The advantages of such a program were enumerated by Clotworthy: 1) It would promote research in physical oceanography, biology, geology, and undersea training, and would permit a direct study of bottom-dwelling marine life and bottom waters, sediments, and currents. 2) It would provide a center for the development of more efficient equipment and methods of undersea drilling, mining, mineral extract-
ing, fishing, salvage, and construction. 3) The station would serve as an anti-submarine command and control center to aid in national defense, and provide a facility for the development of improved weapons, surface-tracking equipment, and deep-submergence vessels.
The present concept of Atlantis is a cylindrical pressure chamber with a docking hatch for the ferrying submarine, with a power plant and remote-control manipulating equipment. The station would also be used for the testing of anti-submarine weapon launchers, mines, and sonar equipment, and underwater strip-mining equipment, swimming devices, and seabed crawlers.
Project Atlantis, said Stover, is the result of the naval undersea programs that were instituted after the loss of the nuclear submarine Thresher, a tragedy which pointed out how little was known about the
depths of the ocean, and how much more study was needed.
A group of programs, with an original budget of $200 million was instituted to develop submersibles able to rescue trapped crews, recover small lost objects, and raise damaged submarines from depths of 6,-000 to 20,000 feet.
The Atlantis program came in with the final goal, the Deep Ocean Technology Program.
Financial aid from industry and government will be needed, said Stover. If this aid is forthcoming, the project should be ready for its first testing by the middle of 1971.
If project Atlantis proves successful, Clotworthy stated, the possibility of an oceanographic Cape Kennedy is also being considered.
Rights Analyzed
CG Police Return
Bv JOHN ASHFORD
The Declaration Of Student Rights, passed last Friday by U.S.G., is to be presented next week for approval to UM President Henry King Stanford by Dennis Richard, USG President.
The declaration, according to Richard, is "A broadly based positive document assuring the student basic rights inherent to our society." It is a proposal designed to replace the existing due process policies encompassed by the present disciplinary committees.
The committees in question are the academic (Honor Council) and non-academic (disciplinary committee) bodies which try students under official accusation.
Richard considers the present disciplinary-committees' procedures to be "inadequate, nebulous and incomplete." In the Declaration he listed seven basic rights felt neglected by present procedure.
Major points cited included assertions that an accused student should have the right of freedom from involuntary detainment; representation during his trial; the right to subpoena witnesses on his behalf; his appeal procedures more definite and that student members sitting on the d i c i p 1 i n a r y committees should be selected through Student Government process.
Dr. William R. Butler, UM Vice President of Student Affairs, looks upon Richard's proposition with some reservation. He does not believe it is "necessary or desirable" to copy mechanically all the characteristics of due process that belong to civil society.
"A university," he contends, "is an intitution set in its own world of particular circumstance very much unlike those that govern our society's legal system." He continued, "It is an institution of culture and learning with a special relationship to the person it undertakes to correct, namely the student.
"The primary function of the administration of discipline in an undergraduate college," Butler explains, "and of the judicial system that surrounds it is educational, not punitive." The civil system, in his point of view, does not afford the personal relationship and subjective descretion needed to deal with the special circumstances relating to college cases.
The Federal Judiciary reflects this thinking in that they refuse to interfere with matters of university jurisdiction.
A recent well known case, Goldberg vs. The Regents of the University of California, asserted this philosophy. The decision rendered "upheld the university's right to suspend and expel students who demonstrate against policies and standards set by the university."
Dickson vs. Alabama, and their recent federal judication, did establish though that the accused student must be guaranteed due process by the prosecuting university. The educational institution is required by law to "give adequate notice of an alleged infraction, provide a fair hearing where the student would be given a chance to defend himself and finally to enstate an appeal procedure."
"The University of Miami, very sensitive to this area, has liberally expanded these points beyond conventional practice," indicated Butler. "The UM submits a written notice specifying charges.
allowing time for the defendant to prepare a defense, at which time he may use advisors." He added "during the hearing the accused student is allowed to face and question his accusers and finally a decision, which requires a 4-5 vote to determine guilt, is reached by a committee composed of students, faculty, administration members and the pertinent academic dean.
In a final point Butler pointed to the separation of powers which has been incorporated into UM's present system. "The investigatory, hearing and appelant bodies are all autonomous organizations, with regulations restricting membership to only one committee at a time."
Two examples relevant to this point were the recent Zoo and Ferguson cases. Charges were brought against those individuals by the Dean of Men's Office, which then was not represented on the judicating committee.
Richard singled out basic objections h e considered
important. He questions the reasoning behind the right of having a legal advisor before but not during a trial, indicating that it was during the trial when the accused most needs "a cool, objective mind not under pressue." He further stated, shedding new light on another area "and the selection of all the members that sit on the judicating committee is completely controlled by the Administration, while the student members should be selected through U.S.G. procedures."
In answer to Richard's claims. Dean of Women, Dr. May A. Brunson, had apprehensive sentiments towards bringing in legal counselors during a trial. "Replacing a personal university-student relationship with elaborate, high pitched battles between attorneys."
Dean Robert A. Hynes, Dean of Men, referring to the other issue posed by Richard, could see no reason why U.S.G. could not become a part of the deciding factor selecting membership of the committee.
A Potential Sniper
. . . shot holes in cam pus security. Story pg. 7
By FAYE LEVI
Hurricane Reporter
The third in a series of University Forums was held in the Upper Lounge of the j Student Union on Tuesday i night. The program centered around the controversial film, "Report From Cuba," advertised as "the film Channel 2 wouldn't show."
On hand to discuss the film were the distinguished Professor Fernando Penabaz, a former resident of Cuba who has worked closely with the U.S. Republican Party and is currently the editor of | the magazine "Inside the News," Ricardo Alanso, a former Cuban Ambassador to Great Britain, now a member of the staff of the University of Boston, and professor Ernst Halperin, a member of the History Department and
—Photo by BOB HART
l)rimis Richard
. . . presents Hill of Right* next week
Compiled by Associated Pré»
U.S. jets hit Hanoi targets for the second straight day as other planes work over North Vietnamese troop concentrations around Khe Sanh.
More American servicemen have been killed in action in Vietnam in the last four weeks than during all the first five years of the U.S involvement there.
ROMNEY REPUBLICANS
Gov. George Romney does not now plan an attmept to
transfer his admittedly sparse presidential support to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. He leaves the next move up to fellow moderate Republican governors.
President Johnson, meeting with the nation's governors to discuss a wide range of federal-state problems, stressed the need for a "crusade for law enforcement."
At a departing salute for Secretary of Defense McNamara, he and President Johnson got stuck in an elevator, the public address system failed and rain washed out an aerial display.	•
Living costs jumped three-tenths of 1 per cent in January for the fourth month in a row, with grocery prices and doctor bills leading the way, the government reported.
Teachers in various parts of the nation wage, settle or threaten strikes.
Romania angrily disrupted a meeting of 66 Communist parties and the session broke up without being able to resolve the dispute.
WARSAW — (AP) — CARE, the private American relief organization, is planning to end its operations in Poland by 1970.
Robert Linder, chief of the CARE office here, said Wednesday that the decision was made because Poland has reached a level of self-sufficiency making outside aid unnecessary. V	•
Red Mock Trial Held At GTV
World Communism has been indicted for "crimes against humanity" in a mock trial held at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. The trial was sponsored by the Georgetown chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, the Court of World Public opinion in Washington, D.C., and a conservative Catholic newspaper.
The prosecution subpoenaed U.S. Communist leaders and officials of some 20 Communist countries to come and defend their position. When none appeared, the Court appointed an attorney for the defense.
The Court was made up of a Federal Judge and two law professors. The trial ran from February 19 to Feburary 21. Witnesses for the prosecution included Constantine Boldyriff. director of Radio Free Russia; Professor Lev j Tobrainsky of Georgetown, i chairman of the National < Captive Nations Committee; | Major E. C. Bundy; Eugene Lyons, senior editor of Read- ; er's Digest; and a former consultant of ex-President Diem of South Viet Nam.
The secondary purpose of the trial, according to Don Casper, News Editor of the Georgetown Hoya, was to test the university's new Campus Speaker policy.
After a two-hour recess, the Court resumed with a speech stating that due to the great volume of material, j their verdict will not be re- ; leased until sometime next week.
Forum Views Cuba
Center for Advanced International Studies here at UM. Panel moderator was forum director Or. Vergil Shipley.
The film was an obvious plug for Castro. Depicted were building projects, new schools, the "newly emancipated" working women, cultural programs, carnivals, and, last but not least, the famed Isle of Pines, where happy Cuban teen-agers work tirelessly for the triumph of Communism. Such things as inflation, the transportation problem, the stringent food rationing, and the fact that over 1,000 people flee the country each week, were glossed over, or drowned out by a flood of words from pro-Castro writers, economists, and Castro's speeches.
Professor Penabaz began the discussion with the observation that the film, "did not show a single real accomplishment of Castro's regime, but that it consisted mostly of favorable word-age." He then went on to explain that prior to the revolution Cuba was one of the wealthiest, most progressive nations in the world. Quoted were statistics showing that the average wages in Cuba during 1958 were higher than those in either West Germany and France, and that Cuba had been the second country in the world to have color television. He also pointed out the fact that the film's producers were known Communist sympathizers.
Mr. Alonso agreed that the film did have a pro-Castro slant but explained that it had had to be produced under the watchful eye of Cuba's governmen t-con-trolled film industry. According to Mr. Alonso, however, certain paradoxes were evident, among them being the many shots of Cuba's wealthy upper class, the C.D.R.'s influence in rounding up Castro's alleged supporters, and Cuba's continued dependence on the rest of the world. He then warned the audience that, although the film attempted to show otherwise, "Castro is a dangerous man. He is basically an expansionist and is committed to help the countries of Latin America."
Professor Halperin opened his remarks by stating, "this is a propaganda film, pure and simple, and has no business on educational T.V." He commented on its brief historical aspect in skipping over the '62 missile crisis, and stressed the fact that the real issue at stake is not Castro's struggle to bring the good life to Cuba's people, but the "ever present threat of Soviet influence."
A short and lively question and answer period followed *he panel discussion.
By G. DAVIS BROWN
Hurricane News Editor
In a policy statement is-I sued on February 29 the administration of UM overturned its two-week old policy concerning the entrance of the Coral Gables police onto the UM campus.
The original policy, a reaction to alleged cases of police harassment in the Student Union, stated that the police may enter the campus only if in hot pursuit, if asked by the University officials, or if in possession of a warrant.
The new' policy statement has, according to Vice-Presi-j dent for Student Affairs, i William Butler, 'gone back to i the original practice with the ! Coral Gables police.'
Butler "as a matter of clarification," has issued the following statement: 'The University of Miami is considered to be an integral part of the total Coral Gables community and, as such, the University depends upon the services of the Coral Gables Police Department to protect life and property within the confines of the University and to enforce the Ordi- j nances of the City of Coral Gables and the Laws of the State of Florida. This means that all property of UM within the city limits will be under the protection of the Coral Gables Police Department.'
Butler stated that the new policy was an "over-reaction to a non-typical case in our
relationship with the Coral Gables police." The old policy was reinstituted due to a number of incidents concerning burglars, break-ins and bomb scares. According to Butler, the police had to be called in to handle these incidents on the special request of the University.
When the new policy was instituted, it was considered
/V if r
The UM department of nursing will become a School of Nursing next September.
The announcement was made by President Henry King Stanford following approval by the Board of Trustees of recommendations of the faculty of the nursing department and the UM Faculty Senate.
The department is now under the administration of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Effective in September, the Vice President for Medical Affairs will be the administrative officer.
Mrs. Barbara Buchanan is acting chairman of the 11-member faculty. A faculty committee of the nursing department will assist in the recruitment of a dean for the new school.
There are 120 students presently enrolled in the nursing program.
Courses in nursing were first offered at UM in 1948 for graduates of diploma programs. The 4-year program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing was established in 1953.
'temporary, until University policy can be examined and defined.' At that time Butler stated that it would take a "few weeks to define the Gables police relationship with UM ... a policy that it is my responsibility to put together in a presentable form and submit to the President and his Cabinet for their approval"
The nursing curriculum combines a liberal arts background with professional studies including areas of medicine surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry and public health. Students gain practical experience through the following affiliated agencies: Jack-son Memorial Hospital, Miami Heart Institute, South Miami Hospital, Variety Children's Hospital, the Visiting Nurse Association and the Dade County Health Department.
The program admits quali fied high school graduates and Registered Nurses who are graduates of Associate Degree or Hospital diploma school programs. The latter may be granted advanced standing in the nursing major on an individual basis.
In the year 1950-67, 386 students graduated from the program with the B.S. degree. Of these, 242 entered the program as RNs. A 1965 survey of graduates revealed that 43 per cent were employed in hospital services, 20 per cent in community health services and 19 per cent in nursing education.
IWs Re ginning Razed
Anastasia Building lorn Down
The Anastasia Building, North Campus, the first roof of UM is now being razed to the ground.
Its ambitious plans and promises of endowment swept away by the devastating hurricane of September, 1926, and by the collapse of South Florida's frantic land boom, UM held onto its dream. It grasped at the op-
portunity to take over an unfinished hotel which also had been washed out by the early depression in South Florida. The bare hotel shell was hastily divided into fi-berboard-partitioned class-rooms and UM opened its doors for the first time on October 15, 1926.
Never satisfactory quarters
for the varied programs of a university, it did succeed m* arousing loyalty — one of its graduates called it "exasperated affection" — in its early student body.
The first 560 students enrolled in the fall of 1926 attended classes offered by a College of Liberal Arts, a School of Music and an Evening Division.
. . . The Anastasia building, first l \t rompus, romes down
«	Tin* Wall- Gu*e Tumbling
Title Miami Hurricane, March 01, 1968
Physical Description 1 volume (12 pages)
Full Text UM To Construct Undersea "Atlantis" By LINDA KLEIN DEIN ST Hurricane Staff Writer Oceanographic engineers at UM have proposed a plan for a manned underseas station off Miami Beach, 1,000 feet beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. "Project Atlantis," as it has been christened, would be financed by government and industry, according to John H. Clotworthy, chairman of the Division of Ocean Engineering. It would cost millions, he said, but at the moment engineering talent is a more important need during the preliminary design phase. The purpose of the project is to design, build, place, and operate a submerged station on the continental shelf, to be used as a research center for the study of underseas life and underwater mining techniques, and an anti-submarine command and control center as a part of national defense. Engineers at UM have begun the planning of such an underwater "habitat" for scientists, its placement, retrieval, and operation, experimental and training programs, and "logistics support," which, according to senior research scientist Lloyd Stover, would be supplied by a small research submarine similar to one of several types now in use. The sub would ferry men and supplies to the station from Virginia Key. The station would first be tested at depths of 100 and 1,000 feet, with a final goal of operation at a depth of 6,000 feet below the surface. The advantages of such a program were enumerated by Clotworthy: 1) It would promote research in physical oceanography, biology, geology, and undersea training, and would permit a direct study of bottom-dwelling marine life and bottom waters, sediments, and currents. 2) It would provide a center for the development of more efficient equipment and methods of undersea drilling, mining, mineral extract- ing, fishing, salvage, and construction. 3) The station would serve as an anti-submarine command and control center to aid in national defense, and provide a facility for the development of improved weapons, surface-tracking equipment, and deep-submergence vessels. The present concept of Atlantis is a cylindrical pressure chamber with a docking hatch for the ferrying submarine, with a power plant and remote-control manipulating equipment. The station would also be used for the testing of anti-submarine weapon launchers, mines, and sonar equipment, and underwater strip-mining equipment, swimming devices, and seabed crawlers. Project Atlantis, said Stover, is the result of the naval undersea programs that were instituted after the loss of the nuclear submarine Thresher, a tragedy which pointed out how little was known about the depths of the ocean, and how much more study was needed. A group of programs, with an original budget of $200 million was instituted to develop submersibles able to rescue trapped crews, recover small lost objects, and raise damaged submarines from depths of 6,-000 to 20,000 feet. The Atlantis program came in with the final goal, the Deep Ocean Technology Program. Financial aid from industry and government will be needed, said Stover. If this aid is forthcoming, the project should be ready for its first testing by the middle of 1971. If project Atlantis proves successful, Clotworthy stated, the possibility of an oceanographic Cape Kennedy is also being considered. Friday, March 1, 1968 Rights Analyzed CG Police Return Bv JOHN ASHFORD Hurricane Staff Writer The Declaration Of Student Rights, passed last Friday by U.S.G., is to be presented next week for approval to UM President Henry King Stanford by Dennis Richard, USG President. The declaration, according to Richard, is "A broadly based positive document assuring the student basic rights inherent to our society." It is a proposal designed to replace the existing due process policies encompassed by the present disciplinary committees. The committees in question are the academic (Honor Council) and non-academic (disciplinary committee) bodies which try students under official accusation. Richard considers the present disciplinary-committees' procedures to be "inadequate, nebulous and incomplete." In the Declaration he listed seven basic rights felt neglected by present procedure. Major points cited included assertions that an accused student should have the right of freedom from involuntary detainment; representation during his trial; the right to subpoena witnesses on his behalf; his appeal procedures more definite and that student members sitting on the d i c i p 1 i n a r y committees should be selected through Student Government process. Dr. William R. Butler, UM Vice President of Student Affairs, looks upon Richard's proposition with some reservation. He does not believe it is "necessary or desirable" to copy mechanically all the characteristics of due process that belong to civil society. "A university," he contends, "is an intitution set in its own world of particular circumstance very much unlike those that govern our society's legal system." He continued, "It is an institution of culture and learning with a special relationship to the person it undertakes to correct, namely the student. "The primary function of the administration of discipline in an undergraduate college," Butler explains, "and of the judicial system that surrounds it is educational, not punitive." The civil system, in his point of view, does not afford the personal relationship and subjective descretion needed to deal with the special circumstances relating to college cases. The Federal Judiciary reflects this thinking in that they refuse to interfere with matters of university jurisdiction. A recent well known case, Goldberg vs. The Regents of the University of California, asserted this philosophy. The decision rendered "upheld the university's right to suspend and expel students who demonstrate against policies and standards set by the university." Dickson vs. Alabama, and their recent federal judication, did establish though that the accused student must be guaranteed due process by the prosecuting university. The educational institution is required by law to "give adequate notice of an alleged infraction, provide a fair hearing where the student would be given a chance to defend himself and finally to enstate an appeal procedure." "The University of Miami, very sensitive to this area, has liberally expanded these points beyond conventional practice," indicated Butler. "The UM submits a written notice specifying charges. allowing time for the defendant to prepare a defense, at which time he may use advisors." He added "during the hearing the accused student is allowed to face and question his accusers and finally a decision, which requires a 4-5 vote to determine guilt, is reached by a committee composed of students, faculty, administration members and the pertinent academic dean. In a final point Butler pointed to the separation of powers which has been incorporated into UM's present system. "The investigatory, hearing and appelant bodies are all autonomous organizations, with regulations restricting membership to only one committee at a time." Two examples relevant to this point were the recent Zoo and Ferguson cases. Charges were brought against those individuals by the Dean of Men's Office, which then was not represented on the judicating committee. Richard singled out basic objections h e considered important. He questions the reasoning behind the right of having a legal advisor before but not during a trial, indicating that it was during the trial when the accused most needs "a cool, objective mind not under pressue." He further stated, shedding new light on another area "and the selection of all the members that sit on the judicating committee is completely controlled by the Administration, while the student members should be selected through U.S.G. procedures." In answer to Richard's claims. Dean of Women, Dr. May A. Brunson, had apprehensive sentiments towards bringing in legal counselors during a trial. "Replacing a personal university-student relationship with elaborate, high pitched battles between attorneys." Dean Robert A. Hynes, Dean of Men, referring to the other issue posed by Richard, could see no reason why U.S.G. could not become a part of the deciding factor selecting membership of the committee. A Potential Sniper . . . shot holes in cam pus security. Story pg. 7 By FAYE LEVI Hurricane Reporter The third in a series of University Forums was held in the Upper Lounge of the j Student Union on Tuesday i night. The program centered around the controversial film, "Report From Cuba," advertised as "the film Channel 2 wouldn't show." On hand to discuss the film were the distinguished Professor Fernando Penabaz, a former resident of Cuba who has worked closely with the U.S. Republican Party and is currently the editor of | the magazine "Inside the News," Ricardo Alanso, a former Cuban Ambassador to Great Britain, now a member of the staff of the University of Boston, and professor Ernst Halperin, a member of the History Department and —Photo by BOB HART l)rimis Richard . . . presents Hill of Right* next week Off The Wire Compiled by Associated Pré» VIETNAM U.S. jets hit Hanoi targets for the second straight day as other planes work over North Vietnamese troop concentrations around Khe Sanh. More American servicemen have been killed in action in Vietnam in the last four weeks than during all the first five years of the U.S involvement there. ROMNEY REPUBLICANS Gov. George Romney does not now plan an attmept to transfer his admittedly sparse presidential support to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. He leaves the next move up to fellow moderate Republican governors. WASHINGTON President Johnson, meeting with the nation's governors to discuss a wide range of federal-state problems, stressed the need for a "crusade for law enforcement." At a departing salute for Secretary of Defense McNamara, he and President Johnson got stuck in an elevator, the public address system failed and rain washed out an aerial display.	• Living costs jumped three-tenths of 1 per cent in January for the fourth month in a row, with grocery prices and doctor bills leading the way, the government reported. NATIONAL Teachers in various parts of the nation wage, settle or threaten strikes. INTERNATIONAL Romania angrily disrupted a meeting of 66 Communist parties and the session broke up without being able to resolve the dispute. WARSAW — (AP) — CARE, the private American relief organization, is planning to end its operations in Poland by 1970. Robert Linder, chief of the CARE office here, said Wednesday that the decision was made because Poland has reached a level of self-sufficiency making outside aid unnecessary. V	• Red Mock Trial Held At GTV World Communism has been indicted for "crimes against humanity" in a mock trial held at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. The trial was sponsored by the Georgetown chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, the Court of World Public opinion in Washington, D.C., and a conservative Catholic newspaper. The prosecution subpoenaed U.S. Communist leaders and officials of some 20 Communist countries to come and defend their position. When none appeared, the Court appointed an attorney for the defense. The Court was made up of a Federal Judge and two law professors. The trial ran from February 19 to Feburary 21. Witnesses for the prosecution included Constantine Boldyriff. director of Radio Free Russia; Professor Lev j Tobrainsky of Georgetown, i chairman of the National < Captive Nations Committee; | Major E. C. Bundy; Eugene Lyons, senior editor of Read- ; er's Digest; and a former consultant of ex-President Diem of South Viet Nam. The secondary purpose of the trial, according to Don Casper, News Editor of the Georgetown Hoya, was to test the university's new Campus Speaker policy. After a two-hour recess, the Court resumed with a speech stating that due to the great volume of material, j their verdict will not be re- ; leased until sometime next week. Forum Views Cuba Center for Advanced International Studies here at UM. Panel moderator was forum director Or. Vergil Shipley. The film was an obvious plug for Castro. Depicted were building projects, new schools, the "newly emancipated" working women, cultural programs, carnivals, and, last but not least, the famed Isle of Pines, where happy Cuban teen-agers work tirelessly for the triumph of Communism. Such things as inflation, the transportation problem, the stringent food rationing, and the fact that over 1,000 people flee the country each week, were glossed over, or drowned out by a flood of words from pro-Castro writers, economists, and Castro's speeches. Professor Penabaz began the discussion with the observation that the film, "did not show a single real accomplishment of Castro's regime, but that it consisted mostly of favorable word-age." He then went on to explain that prior to the revolution Cuba was one of the wealthiest, most progressive nations in the world. Quoted were statistics showing that the average wages in Cuba during 1958 were higher than those in either West Germany and France, and that Cuba had been the second country in the world to have color television. He also pointed out the fact that the film's producers were known Communist sympathizers. Mr. Alonso agreed that the film did have a pro-Castro slant but explained that it had had to be produced under the watchful eye of Cuba's governmen t-con-trolled film industry. According to Mr. Alonso, however, certain paradoxes were evident, among them being the many shots of Cuba's wealthy upper class, the C.D.R.'s influence in rounding up Castro's alleged supporters, and Cuba's continued dependence on the rest of the world. He then warned the audience that, although the film attempted to show otherwise, "Castro is a dangerous man. He is basically an expansionist and is committed to help the countries of Latin America." Professor Halperin opened his remarks by stating, "this is a propaganda film, pure and simple, and has no business on educational T.V." He commented on its brief historical aspect in skipping over the '62 missile crisis, and stressed the fact that the real issue at stake is not Castro's struggle to bring the good life to Cuba's people, but the "ever present threat of Soviet influence." A short and lively question and answer period followed *he panel discussion. By G. DAVIS BROWN Hurricane News Editor In a policy statement is-I sued on February 29 the administration of UM overturned its two-week old policy concerning the entrance of the Coral Gables police onto the UM campus. The original policy, a reaction to alleged cases of police harassment in the Student Union, stated that the police may enter the campus only if in hot pursuit, if asked by the University officials, or if in possession of a warrant. The new' policy statement has, according to Vice-Presi-j dent for Student Affairs, i William Butler, 'gone back to i the original practice with the ! Coral Gables police.' Butler "as a matter of clarification," has issued the following statement: 'The University of Miami is considered to be an integral part of the total Coral Gables community and, as such, the University depends upon the services of the Coral Gables Police Department to protect life and property within the confines of the University and to enforce the Ordi- j nances of the City of Coral Gables and the Laws of the State of Florida. This means that all property of UM within the city limits will be under the protection of the Coral Gables Police Department.' Butler stated that the new policy was an "over-reaction to a non-typical case in our relationship with the Coral Gables police." The old policy was reinstituted due to a number of incidents concerning burglars, break-ins and bomb scares. According to Butler, the police had to be called in to handle these incidents on the special request of the University. When the new policy was instituted, it was considered /V if r The UM department of nursing will become a School of Nursing next September. The announcement was made by President Henry King Stanford following approval by the Board of Trustees of recommendations of the faculty of the nursing department and the UM Faculty Senate. The department is now under the administration of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Effective in September, the Vice President for Medical Affairs will be the administrative officer. Mrs. Barbara Buchanan is acting chairman of the 11-member faculty. A faculty committee of the nursing department will assist in the recruitment of a dean for the new school. There are 120 students presently enrolled in the nursing program. Courses in nursing were first offered at UM in 1948 for graduates of diploma programs. The 4-year program leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing was established in 1953. 'temporary, until University policy can be examined and defined.' At that time Butler stated that it would take a "few weeks to define the Gables police relationship with UM ... a policy that it is my responsibility to put together in a presentable form and submit to the President and his Cabinet for their approval" Elevated The nursing curriculum combines a liberal arts background with professional studies including areas of medicine surgery, pediatrics, psychiatry and public health. Students gain practical experience through the following affiliated agencies: Jack-son Memorial Hospital, Miami Heart Institute, South Miami Hospital, Variety Children's Hospital, the Visiting Nurse Association and the Dade County Health Department. The program admits quali fied high school graduates and Registered Nurses who are graduates of Associate Degree or Hospital diploma school programs. The latter may be granted advanced standing in the nursing major on an individual basis. In the year 1950-67, 386 students graduated from the program with the B.S. degree. Of these, 242 entered the program as RNs. A 1965 survey of graduates revealed that 43 per cent were employed in hospital services, 20 per cent in community health services and 19 per cent in nursing education. IWs Re ginning Razed Anastasia Building lorn Down The Anastasia Building, North Campus, the first roof of UM is now being razed to the ground. Its ambitious plans and promises of endowment swept away by the devastating hurricane of September, 1926, and by the collapse of South Florida's frantic land boom, UM held onto its dream. It grasped at the op- portunity to take over an unfinished hotel which also had been washed out by the early depression in South Florida. The bare hotel shell was hastily divided into fi-berboard-partitioned class-rooms and UM opened its doors for the first time on October 15, 1926. Never satisfactory quarters for the varied programs of a university, it did succeed m* arousing loyalty — one of its graduates called it "exasperated affection" — in its early student body. The first 560 students enrolled in the fall of 1926 attended classes offered by a College of Liberal Arts, a School of Music and an Evening Division. . . . The Anastasia building, first l \t rompus, romes down «	Tin* Wall- Gu*e Tumbling


Many clients hold off listing their home in the summer. Roger Pettingell discusses this concept and why listing now is a good idea. Roger is the number 1 single Coldwell Banker agent in all of Florida for 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 and ranked among the top 250 agents in the nation in 2014, 2016 and 2017 by REAL Trends as reported in the Wall Street Journal. He closed over $105.4 million in residential real estate sales in 2017. Roger is interviewed by Mary Kay Ryan, director of customer care. Visit the YouTube playlist for REALTALK™ or see all the videos with their transcripts here at http://bit.ly/1g8Z1mW Transcript: Hi, welcome back to REALTALK™ with Sarasota's luxury waterfront specialist, Roger Pettingell. Good morning, Roger. Mary Kay, in one of the cooler settings we've been in a while. It's super private, lots of vegetation. And do you know where we are? We're here in Oyster Bay. We are. We're in Oyster Bay. And you know kind of look at, we're in the middle of May, almost my birthday, tomorrow. Yep. And you know, some people are like, well are things winding down? Like, is this really the time to list my house? And you know, as we have talked to the people here on Quail Drive, absolutely. The answer is, yes. You know, so especially in a neighborhood setting like this, right. So you could very much imagine that there would be movement as it relates to schools or things like that, but certainly for people who are primary residents. Not people who are seasonal, and in and out. But at the same time like if you look to say a beachfront condominium, would this be a good time for that? You know, I would honestly say, short of September, anytime is a good time in our area to be listing something. And we've said often in the past that the momentum that we experience in season seems to be stretching through to the springtime and early summer season. Yeah. You know, the showings as a rule have been much more limited than, if you looked at our business ten years ago, we were showing all the time. You know and why was that? Because people didn't have access to the Internet. Right. They couldn't see things online and get an idea of what they were coming to see. So they'd have to get in the doors. So nowadays they're self-qualifying online. Right. So we're seeing fewer seasonal showings. We're seeing even fewer showings now, say like in a May because we don't have all those renters, or people who are just kind of looking for something to do on a cloudy day. Right. We try to qualify them, but you know, you really just don't know. Now the people who are coming in, if you're getting showings now, you're getting good showings. You're getting typically qualified because they have already qualified themselves online. And they're here, and as it gets more and more into the summer, it's going to be warm, right. So they're here with a purpose. They're here to buy usually for the next season. So from like, second home beach condo point of view, sure it's a great time. You're gonna just have an expectation that you're going to have fewer showings. You might have some people who are coming back that we're here during season. Absolutely. And now they're coming back and they're gonna make their plan for next year. Watch out, because some of those people think that that's a time for a sharper pencil, right. There in their mind, they're gonna say, well there are fewer people here. You know maybe the seller is more motivated. So you know, those are all strategic things that we talk about. But to the point of, is it a good time to list a great house in a neighborhood like this, absolutely. Please be sure to visit us at BestSarasotaRealEstate.net. Thanks so much for joining us on REALTALK™.


$60,000 in emergency medical grants to save homeless pets from life-threatening illness and injury.
$31,000 so shelter staff could learn to conduct life-changing dog playgroups.
Finally, we are committed to helping adoption groups fundraise using the reach of Petfinder.com, the Internet's No. 1 pet-adoption website, and distributed $75,600 toward the care of individual pets through our Petfinder.com-based Sponsor A Pet program.
Improving the quality of life of pets while they are in shelters or in the care of rescue groups makes them happier, healthier and more adoptable. The following 2017 grant programs fall within this category.
We once again partnered with Dogs Playing for Life, which teaches shelter staff and volunteers how to conduct safe dog playgroups that have proven to be remarkably effective at reducing length of stay for shelter dogs by decreasing stress behaviors and allowing staff to get a more accurate assessment of dogs' personalities. We provided grants to enable staff at 27 shelters to attend mentorship training sessions, and renovation grants to help 11 shelters get their play yards up to DPFL's standards for safety and effectiveness.
Adoption Options, run by Petfinder.com, is a series of free conferences that educate shelter and rescue-group staff and volunteers in the placement, promotion, training and enrichment of pets in their care. AOs in Action grants were available to Petfinder.com members that attended an Adoption Options conference in 2017 and needed financial assistance in order to implement the programs or practices presented there. Grants ranged from $500 to $3,000 and were awarded to 32 shelters.
These grants assisted shelters and rescue groups caring for pets who needed special veterinary care in order to become adoptable. Grants from this program were used to cover expenses that fell outside of day-to-day care such as spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations and routine exams. Examples include emergency amputations, tumor removals, and skin grafts. Grants up to $1,000 were awarded to 71 shelters.
With the KONG Company, we provided enrichment toys to shelters and rescue groups across the country. These products stimulate pets' minds and prevent stress- and boredom-induced behaviors, making pets more adoptable. A total of 1,600 KONGS were awarded to 77 organizations.
With help from the Orvis Company, the Petfinder Foundation was able to provide 29 general animal-care grants of up to $1,000 to help support shelters' and rescue groups' dog adoption efforts.
We distributed P.L.A.Y. Chill Pad pet beds to help shelter dogs feel more comfortable in their kennels and sleep off the cold cement floor. These beds are particularly helpful to dogs who are on crate rest as they undergo heartworm treatment or recover from surgery. Product grants of 10 to 30 beds (395 beds in total) were awarded to 30 shelters.
Between August and October 2017, the U.S. was hit with a series of devastating natural disasters: Hurricane Harvey in Texas and Louisiana, followed by Hurricanes Irma and Maria in Puerto Rico and Florida, and then wildfires in Northern California. The Petfinder Foundation rushed grants out to shelters and rescue groups so that they could move adoptable pets out of the path of disaster and open up space for vulnerable strays, as well as lost pets and those whose families were forced to evacuate. After the worst was over, we continued to provide assistance to help damaged shelters rebuild and provide medical care to injured animals.
In total, we awarded grants ranging from $500 to $20,000 to 37 shelters, nearly all of them in Texas, Louisiana, Florida, Puerto Rico and California.
Through our Sponsor A Pet program, Petfinder.com visitors can help homeless pets by contributing toward the cost of their care. Donations are collected by the Petfinder Foundation and earmarked for the designated shelter. Donations are distributed to the shelters quarterly, less 10%, which partially covers the cost of administering the program. Sponsor A Pet disbursements from $22,50 to $900 went to 1,054 organizations.
These grants, made possible by customer donations to the Build-A-Bear Foundation, helped fund shelters' humane-education programs with proven track records in teaching young people about kindness and compassion toward animals. Grants of $3,045 were awarded to 61 shelters.


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Audioslave, Seether, 30 Seconds to Mars
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Friday, November 11, 2005 @ The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee, WI.
30 seconds to Mars - After a long drive across the plains of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin, yours truly and two accomplices arrived at the Rave for the 3rd time in our illustrious careers (previously for The Darkness and Deftones) at 8 p.m. JUST in time for the 1st 30STM song (after paying $25 for parking! $25!!). Quite, honestly, I didn't know what to expect from Jared Leto and Co. But hell, knowing he's been with Cameron Diaz, one of the Olsen's, AND Lindsey Lohan, he gets the benefit of the doubt (and on another note-- who isn't jealous of his life- movie star AND rock star!). On the way up, us 3 Amigos committed concert faux paus and listened to both their 2002 self-titled debut and their new disk, A Beautiful Lie. I hadn't heard much of them, so I needed to hear them before seeing them in concert. In concert, even though they only played a short 6-song set, I was very impressed with the pipes on Jared Leto. Man can he wail! I could listen to him on "Capricorn" all day long! "Attack" was another great song they played. They were very good live, but I didn't get the full energy that I got from them on their EP's. One thing we all liked about Leto (with brother Shannon as the AMAZING drummer) was that they set up a table after their show to meet all fans and sign autographs. How many bands are that approachable? And I did get to see that Jared can't be any taller than 5'8". I really liked 30STM, so be sure to check out their EP's. I'll leave you with this quote from Mr. Leto about his new disk:
"On the first record I created a world, then hid behind it. With A
Beautiful Lie, it was time to take a more personal and less cerebral
approach.... A story of life, love, death, pain, joy, and passion. Of what
it is to be human."
Seether - I've had two concerts cancelled in my life. My first was Rage Against the Machine in August of 2000 at East Troy, WI when Mike D of the Beastie Boys broke his arm riding his bike through Central Park (they never rescheduled, then Rage broke up -- yes I still hate the Beastie Boys to this day -- GRRRR!). Since Rage is my favorite band, and I never got to see them. This was quite heartbreaking to an 18 year old kid. The second concert that got cancelled was Evanescence and Seether when they were supposed to play the UNI-Dome in scenic Cedar Falls, IA in November 2003. That one was cancelled because Amy Lee messed up another band (see: Evanescence, Cold, and Seether -- haha just kidding!). But that was when guitarist Ben Moody left the band in the middle of the tour. I didn't care too much about seeing Evanescence, but I was ticked to miss Seether. So redemption at last! Besides the fact that Shojn Morgan looks like a bum they pulled from the streets outside of the Rave, he has a great voice and stage presence(he looks much larger than their debut CD -- did Amy Lee make him quit drugs?!?! -- just kidding!). They did not play much longer than 30STM, only about 40 minutes. Of course, they played their two new singles off of their new disk Karma and Effect, "Remedy" and "Truth," the latter of which I really like. They played "Fine Again" in memory of the late "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott. Of course, "Gasoline" also made the set list. They played a bunch of new material I didn't know, but sadly did not play my three favorite Seether songs, "F#*K It," "Needles," and "Driven Under." I never like when bands don't play your favorite song (see: Chevelle "Closure"), but my disappointment would be made up when the next band took the stage.......
Audioslave - When members of my 1st and 3rd favorite bands combined in 2001, needless to say, I WAS ECSTATIC! To me, Chris Cornell has the best, most soulful, and powerful voice I know in rock 'n roll, along with Paul Rodgers and Chris Robinson. And you just can't beat Morello and Co. hammering away powerful riffs. Maybe they haven't quite lived up to my incredibly lofty expectations I put on them as a band with their CD's (but how could they?), but they definitely made up for it in concert. I can't say this more bluntly: Audioslave was the best concert I have ever seen! AND IT'S NOT JUST BECAUSE OF THE LOFTY STATUS THESE BANDS HOLD IN MY HEAD. Let me explain:
I had read concert reports that 'Slave was playing lots of covers, but I had no idea how many they were actually going to play! They opened very Rage-esque with Mrs. Morello proclaiming "Get ready for the best band in the world - Audioslave!", and then with songs off their new EP Out of Exile, playing "Your Time is Gonna Come," and "Out of Exile," along with a few others. Then they dropped the art-work for 1991's Badmotorfinger, with awesome renditions of "Rusty Cage" and "Spoonman," which I thought coundn't get much better. Boy was I wrong. Then Rage's Red Star dropped, and they busted into a killer version of "Bulls on Parade" (If you've ever seen the intro to my favorite DVD of all time "Rage- Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium," - it is exactly the same as their intro into "BOP" in the DVD, and JUST as awesome as it looked!). Wow- that place went nuts. I was going nuts. Morello's guitars were just as good, loud, and piercing as I could have ever dreamed of. They played half of the song, and then burst into a mean version of "Sleep Now in the Fire." Cornell, now in his 40's, sounded really good on that song! I almost didn't realize Mr. de la Rocha wasn't there. Almost. After a long ovation (and me thinking it couldn't get any better), they broke back into 'Slave, with songs like "Shadow on the Sun," "Doesn't Remind Me," and "Like a Stone," along with a few others.
Then the stage got dark. Rage left, and Cornell came out with his acoustic guitar. He played a perfect version of "Black Hole Sun," followed by an absolutely incredible version of "Fell on Black Days," with Shojn Morgan of Seether. It couldn't get any better...... but then he played a song I never thought they would play. Cornell played Track 13 of their debut, "Getaway Car." I always wanted to hear that song, but never thought I would. He finished off his acoustic set with "I am the Highway," with the band joining him halfway through the song. Then they played "Show me How to Live." I figured they had one song, maybe if we're lucky two songs left at this point. I knew "Cochise" had to be one of them. The other one I was not prepared for. If you've ever seen a concert hall go nuts before, you know what I'm talking about. When Morello started the familiar cords for "Killing in the Name," the entire place started bouncing. The scene was indescribable. It felt like the floor was moving. Even though I had said it already about five times that night, it was "the best song of the night." Morello was so loud and Cornell sounded so convincing, I didn't even notice it wasn't Zach on stage crooning. I thought they might cut out the "x-rated" ending to the song, but never fear, they played the whole song! After Mike D cost me my concert five years ago, I never thought I'd hear that song. I could now die happy. But the night was not over. After bringing the Rave down to it's knees with "KITN," the ended with a dyn-o-mite version of "Cochise." Talk about leaving on a high note.
I love guitarists. Eric Clapton, Eddie Van Halen, Steve Vai, Jimmy Page, B.B. King, etc. But on that given night, and through his whole career, I swear no living guitarist can combine earth-shattering riffs and killer solos much like Tom Morello. Nobody. You really have to be their live to catch his energy. Even at age 41, he still moves on the stage like he's 21, leaping in the air, jamming to the songs. Even though Cornell is the vocalist, Morello owns the stage. I hope he stays around for a long, long time. And Cornell sounds just as good as he ever had. The thing I enjoyed most about the night that was unlike most bands I see, they played EVERYTHING I hoped they would! They didn't skip one song that I wanted to hear. For two hours of my life I was in near heaven. Chris Cornell, Tom Morello, Brad Wilk and Timmy C played for two hours. I could have listened to them all night.
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Haikou Airport becomes China's first Skytrax 5-Star Regional Airport
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On 7th April 2017, Haikou Meilan International Airport received its 5-Star Regional Airport Rating by Skytrax, the international air transport rating organization. Haikou Meilan International Airport has now become the first Skytrax 5-Star Regional Airport in China and the 8th airport in the world with the Skytrax 5-Star Airport Rating.
Established in 1989 with its headquarter in London, UK, Skytrax is an international air transport rating organization dedicated to improving customer experience for airlines and airports across the world.
The prestigious 5-Star Regional Airport Rating was introduced by Skytrax in 2016 to enable proper recognition of airports that predominantly focus on regional route operations. Whilst not global mega hubs, they are airports that deliver the highest quality services to their customers and meet the stringent 5-Star requirements.
In 2011, Haikou Airport introduced its service concept "Reaching Higher with Service Excellence" focusing on the continual improvement of passenger services by introducing, monitoring and refining standard operating procedures for all frontline service functions.
In parallel to enhancing the frontline service standards, several major construction projects have been undertaken. All these infrastructure projects aimed at visually expressing the unique tropical heritage of Hainan Island.
Introduction of new and better amenities have also contributed to a more relaxed and stress free dwell time at Haikou Airport.
Edward Plaisted of Skytrax commented, "We have over several years conducted audits at Haikou Airport and followed its significant and positive transformation. Haikou Airport staff has continuously been rated among the best of its peers. We are pleased to see that recent renovations of infrastructure and operational standards now enable Haikou Airport to deliver an excellent passenger experience at 5-Star level. We have confidence that Haikou Airport will continue to deliver a passenger experience which will meet and exceed the ever-increasing expectations of its passengers."
Haikou Airport is accessible by an efficient transport network and many modes of transport, which includes high-speed rail directly connecting the terminal with all major cities on Hainan Island.
Over the past few years, Haikou Airport has been keeping a healthy growth on passenger traffic, the airport closed the year 2016 with 18.8 million passenger traffic.
Addressing the question "How to create a more comfortable and exceptional terminal experience for every passenger?" Wang Zhen, Chairman of the Board of Haikou Airport said: "Mapping out the right path to better meet Haikou Airport's capacity requirements and rising passengers' expectations, we decided to carry out major expansion projects: a new international terminal, a new west wing terminal, and the building of Haikou Airport City. In addition to these new facilities, the old terminal building has been completely reconstructed and the airport access roads are expanded and improved.
All these major projects combined with our well-trained and dedicated service staff have transformed the airport and uplifted the passenger experience.
Maintaining and improving customer service excellence at Haikou Airport remains our top priority as we continue to receive more and more passengers and airlines. We are immensely honored to receive the Skytrax 5-Star Regional Airport rating. We see this prestigious rating as a recognition of the devotion of all airport staff which is a great motivation for us all to continue to ensure the best possible airport experience for all our passengers.
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Friday Update on Lies of the heart 31 July 2020 Urmi slaps Samrat
Samrat resumes talk with Urmi. He says so the point is that she wants to sleep with him. Urmi doesn't say anything. He tells her not to feel ashamed, he is her ex-husband and he understands Ishaan might not be able to keep her happy. He then laughs and says he forgot he only didn't let them consummate. He takes more advantage of Urmi's situation and talks more rubbish. He further says he has slept with many women, different kind of, but he has never slept with someone else's wife with her husband's approval. He laughs and says it's like something adventurous and he would love to experience that. He always used to think what kind of husbands are those who send their wives to sleep with other men.
Thursday Update on Lies of the heart 30 July 2020
Today he understood, they are like Ishaan. Urmi again gets mad, but controls. Samrat says, they can't be called men. Urmi asks him if he's done or got more to say. He says her life will be over if he starts talking. Urmi joins her hands and tells him to take his revenge with her later, right now doesn't he want Shaurya to get saved? He says no, he doesn't care. Urmi gets shocked. She tells him he's his blood.. can't he agree for him? Samrat says, never for him. But he might agree for Urmi. He puts a condition in front of Urmi. Like how you have to make sacrifices to get God's blessings, she will have to please him and make him happy. If she succeeds, then she will get what she wants. Otherwise her son's destiny, her failure, and everything will give her award of eating her own happiness. World will say, this woman married her lover leaving her husband and couldn't save her son's life. And this makes it utmost important for Urmi to save her son, and hence keeping Samrat happy.
Location: Ishaan's residence
Samrat takes full pleasure in teasing urmi, that just like to get god's blessings, sacrifices have to be done and the lord has to be worshipped. He says that she too shall have to do the same, in order to appeasde him, into giving her what she wants. He says that if she is able to please and amuse him, then he might get happy at her, and give her his blessing, or else she shall have to happily see the death of her loving son. He says that if she isnt able to,then what happens otherwise is that she shall be deemed as a woman who ate her own happiness. urmi is shocked and distraught, as she listens dumbfoundedly to samrat. she asks what she has to do, and he answers that she would have to fulfill the slightests whims of his, and tke care of his every need, or him to agree into giving what she wants. he taunts and asks if she agrees. samrat is amused at urmi's plight, and places it on her face, that he is overjoyed to see her like this. He asks her to get prepped up for her big day starting tomorrow, and make all efforts possible to appease him. she doesnt say a word and begins to leave, when samrat asks her to stop. He says that this deal or any other word, shouldnt be known to tani. she is boggled, as she turns around to face him. he asks if she wants the work to be done, and shaurya be saved, then she shouldnt allow tani to find out. He dismisses her off, and she leaves resignedly. he smiles evilly.
Damini meanwhile continuously instigates tani, who is unconvinced that samrat would have the guts to betray her, and that urmi wont be able to convince him. damini still asks what if she manges to convince samrat. tani gets furious and says that then she shall throw samrat out of her life forever. damini thinks that this is exactly what she wants to happen and wanted to hear from her. she leaves while tani is super tensed. Then she goes to ishaan, who is nervously pacing around in the room. ishaan says that he has no clue what samrat must be telling urmi, and how disgusted he is by the way samrat behaves with urmi, so callous, when urmi is apalled thinking of shaurya. she says that he is indeed brave to be able to take this decision. ishaan says that he isnt noble, but they dont have a choice, as if he had, he wouldnt have let samrat touch urmi even. she says that she knows, and bares out what he has to do, in bare, stinging words. She says that she is shocked and proud of his decision. he says that they shall do whatever it takes to save shaurya, as he is most important to them. He says that he is tensed wondering if samrat shall agree. damini says that he shall, and then covers saying that he is his son after all. just then, urmi comes in recalling samrat's words, and remembering what his proposal is, and gets tensed, while ishaan eagerly asks what was samrat's decision and what did he say. She sees damini and says that samrat said that he shall decide and then say about his decision. damini is confused, as she had expected samrat to say yes. Damini is angered as she leaves the room. She then confronts samrat asking why did he deny. He says that he didnt do anything. She asks him the reason. He however enjoys it, saying that he is doing what she wants. He says that she is being selfish, and that he cant let urmi come away so easily, and says tht he shall enjoy to the fullest. he is super happy at the way urmi shall be at his service now. damini says that samrat is rightly oppurtunist as urmi blames him to be, saying that she is praising him. he too says that she indeed is selfish too. She smirks him, thinking that he is enjoying his own son's illness, as when he finds out that he is ruining his own happinexs, then she shall see his reaction. meanwhile, ishaan is terribly worried to find out what samrat told urmi. urmi is then asked to elaborate in detail. He is disgusted at samrat's stance, as to how a father could do this. he assures urmi that they shall cross this difficult time together and save shaurya and move afresh. she hugs him.
the next morning, at the breakfast table, ishaan comes and asks urmi for his coffee. urmi comes with ishaan's coffee. samrat intentionally says that he too feels like making coffee right now. Damini asks him to finish his breakfast and then the maid shall make it. But urmi serves him instead of ishaan. sandhya points out that she is giving ishaan's rightful coffee to samrat. Ishaan howevere asks her not to mind, as he is in a hurry. ishaan asks her to give him a quick breakfast please. she leaves. samrat then says that he suddenly feels like eating Daal Kachori made by hr. sandhya points out that it shall take time. damini asks her to give ishaa first and then she can give to samrat, and samrat taunts that she can definitely do so. urmi is tensed. Ishaan asks her to attend to samrat, as he shall take some takeaway, and then asks her not to bother. she apologises, while he asks her not to worry about him. urmi is frustrated with samrat but doesnt show.
Later, all continue to praise urmi's cooking as she prepares what samrat wanted. Tani comes down and sandhya gets an idea, and asks her to come and taste thge kachori that urmi made for him. tani is furious and angered, while urmi stands tensedly. Sandhya leaves, while tani comes angrily, and asks samrat how can he enjoy this so nicely and easily. he is boggled, and says that he had no clue that urmi had made this, and had he known, he wouldnt have even tasted it. urmi is disgusted as she eyes him with his charade. he says that urmi is going to all lengths to please samrat, and then throwing the plates away, takes samrat away, saying that this characterless woman can do anything to sleep with him. They leave, while urmi is tensed. She then puts on a brave face, and comes extra cheerful to shaurya, that she has made his favourite soup, after drinking which, he shall have his meds and then sleep. he asks if he can ask a question. She complies. Shaurya asks urmi if he is going to die. She is shocked as she hears this, and asks why is he saying this, as nothing would happen to him. He asks her to spill the truth and if he is going to die. She hugs him and says that nothing shall happen to him, as he is just a little sick, and asks him not to think all this. She asks who told this all. he hesitatingly says that samrat came and told this. she is bewildered and furious.
Ishaan comes down tired, and damini asks if he had breakfast. he complies, and then finds urmi angrily pacing in the hall. They wonder urmi screams at him, and then rushes to the rooftop to meet him. When she finds samrat, she slaps him tight across the face, knocking the winds out of his lungs. Ishaan and damini are surprised. Samrat is shocked. The screen freezes on urmi's angry face.
urmi slaps samrat, much to everyone's shock, asking how dare he reveal shaurya of his illness. she asks how callous he can be, and begins to vent out her extreme frustration at him. ishaan tries to stop her, trying to make her understand that they have to control their emotions, so as not to incite samrat's ire. finally, he isgnals damini to take urmi away, and she leaves berserkedly still trying to hit samrat. After they leave, samrat starts fuming with anger, and ishaan immediately goes to appease him. He politely tells him, that he should understand how sensitive it is for a woman, to bear this as a mother, that her only son is dying. He asks samrat to be a little cautious and sensitive, and not bother shaurya, since he is very sick already. he asks it not to be taken otherwise against urmi. Ishaan tries to salvage the situation, asking samrat not to hurt urmi or shaurya, as they are already going through a lot, and he can vent out whatever frustration he has, to him, rather than direct it at urmi. Samrat glares angrily. ishaan helplessly tells him that he hopes that he would forget what just happened here, and then not let it adversely affect his decision regarding saving shaurya or any other detail associated with it. samrat smirks at him evilly. samrat storms out, while ishaan is tensed.
meanwhile in the room, damini asks urmi to understand that samrat is their only hope, and she understands what urmi is going through, but she cant afford to have such outbursts in front of samrat. urmi tries to point out samrat's callousness, and damini says that she knows, but urmi has no choice but to bear it all for shaurya's sake. just then, ishaan comes in, and he too advises urmi to control her emotions, as any disrespect from her part, can cost them shaurya's life, which is paramount for them. Urmi tries to cool down and understand.
Samrat meanwhile is furious, and tells damini, who comes to meet him, that he wont spare urmi at all, for this slap. He says that he dpesnt care shaurya is alive or dead, and that now she shall understand the true implications of enraging samrat. he says that he shall not comply to urmi's request now. She thinks that if he doesnt comply to urmi's wishes, her plan would go down the drain. She tries to say that he cant do this. He says that out of free will, he will do whetever it needs to be done. She says that their plan shall fail. he says that his plan can go down the drain, and that he shall take his revenge on urmi, by letting her son die. She again tries to manipulate, that he can listen to her, and then spoil all of her happiness, and ruin her life, and asks him not to spoil it all due to his ego. he says that he shall give a befitting reply, and doesnt care of the implications. he storms out, while she is furious.
Later, Anirudh comes inside, eager along with gaurav and his family, as a huge feast is being ordered. He gathers everyone together. urmi and ishaan come down. They all are confused as to why all have been called here. He says that they have organised a house party, full of fun and frolic, and shall play a family game. All are eager, while samrat is upset. he angrily eyes urmi, remembering the slap, while urmi is tensed. tani asks whats the matter, and he lies about a headache. He givesan indirect hint, that a huge headache has gone down, and that some issues were bothering them, and now everything is over. urmi gets his message and is tensed. tani goes for the party arrangements, while urmi is tensed at samrat's reply. meanwhile, sandhya asks alok whats the matter, and he says that this has been done to cheer up shaurya and the family's mood. They all begin with the game, a kind of a dare, that only shaurya shall give to whoever is on the spot. the game begins with the passing of the pillows. Finally, it ends on asha, and all boo her. She asks shaurya, and he asks her to propose to gaurav romantically. all are cheerful, while gaurav is embarassed, but asha is excited. she gets to doing it, while urmi smiles. Samrat eyes her angrily, and she gets tensed. then it stops on sandhya, and alok asks him to be extra torturous, and shaurya asks her to sing. She takes the centre stage, and starts, much to everyone's plight. then its ishaan's turn, and shaurya asks him to dance with urmi. she eyes samrat's anger, and asks shaurya to change. but he doesnt, and ishaan too extends out his hand, and asks her to do it for shaurya. They dance, and sandhya points out their eternal love and damini is irritated. All others smile, while tani and samrat are irritated. they conclude. next its Anirudh's turn anmd shaurya hesitates and says that he shall have to answer his question correctly and precisely. Anirudh eagerly complies. shaurya shocks them all by asking if he is going to die. urmi eyes samrat angrily. Anirudh asks shaurya who told him, and tries to distract him. Shaurya asks whats his disease. But anirudh simplifies it saying that very soon he shall be alright, and ishaan and urmi are overwhelmed. anirudh distracts him completely, and engages them all in cheering shaurya up successfully. Ishaan holds urmi's hand reassuringly.
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Home»Careers»Internships»IMF 2023 Fund Internship Program for Young Students
IMF 2023 Fund Internship Program for Young Students
By John Williams January 12, 2023 No Comments3 Mins Read
The International Monetary Fund-IMF's Legal Department is currently welcoming applications from young students in the university to an internship assignment, part of the 2023 Fund Internship Program (FIP).
The IMF works to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty.
Company/Organisation(s): International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Internship Location: USA
Internship Duration: 10-12 weeks
Available Slot: Several
Basic Qualifications: Students & Recent Graduates
Nationality: All Nationalities
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IMF 2023 Fund Internship Program | What to Expect
The duration of the internship will be 10-12 weeks, and will be undertaken between May and October 2023 (the precise period of the internship will be agreed between the department and the successful candidate).
The selected candidate will work in one of the units of the Legal Department under the supervision and guidance of a senior member of the unit. Projects assigned (which differ from year to year) will be determined at a time closer to the start of the internship to ensure that they are directly aligned with the department's work program and, to the extent possible, with the interests of the intern. Past internship research projects have covered a broad spectrum of legal issues as the examples below from previous year illustrate:
Analysis of the impact of corruption on sovereign lending and on sovereign debt restructuring.
Review the regulatory approaches taken by one or more financial centres to insider trading and the use of material non-public information.
Research on international law issues related to monetary and financial law with relevance to the IMF's mandate on surveillance and use of IMF resources
Research on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) design options to facilitate analysis on the financial integrity and anti-money laundering and combating terrorism financing implications generated by different arrangements.
Analysis of cross-border payments data and identification of outlier financial flows potentially related to money laundering, underlying crimes and terrorism financing.
To be eligible for IMF 2023 Fund Internship Program, applicants are expected to meet the following conditions:
Applicants must be within one or two years of completing their L.L.M., J.D., or equivalent degree in law.
Be in student status, i.e., must be returning to university after their internship.
Should normally not exceed 32 years of age.
Have an excellent command of English (both written and oral).
Possess strong quantitative and computer skills.
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How-to-Apply: To be considered for IMF 2023 Fund Internship Program, applicants should submit application online and must attach the following to their job applications:
Fully completed application form.
Responses to all questions.
CV or Résumé; as an attachment.
University transcript for current program of study; and
Two academic reference letters
After submitting your application, you will receive a system-generated acknowledgement. Only candidates who are identified for further consideration will be contacted. Incomplete applications will be rejected.
Please note: if you are unable to attach 2 academic reference letters to your application at this time, this will not lead to disqualification. If you are long-listed for further consideration you will have a short timeframe in which to provide the references, at that time.
Application Deadline: April 30, 2023
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Exclusive Photography Exhibit Lands in Mason
'Children of Children' Illustrates Impact of Teen Pregnancy
Mason, Texas – The Mason community will have a unique opportunity to get a glimpse at Texas photographer Michael Nye's striking 'Children of Children: Portraits and Stories of Teenage Parents' exhibit beginning September 24h at Mason High School in the commons area. This free, multimedia exhibit is a collection of stunning black and white portraits, accompanied by audio stories as told by the individuals featured in the portraits, about how teen pregnancy affected their lives. The community is invited and welcome to view this exhibit during regular school hours from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; there is no fee to enjoy the exhibit that will be on display at the high school through September 28.
The exhibit is a special initiative of the Methodist Healthcare Ministries (MHM) of South Texas, Inc., and is intended to enrich the goals of its Parenting Programs which are to impart child development information and parenting skills to individuals seeking to become more confident and competent leaders within their families. Many of the parents in the Parenting Programs, are or were teen parents; the exhibit serves as a tool to foster a greater understanding for the various ways that families and communities are impacted by teen pregnancy.
When possible, the exhibit is offered to churches and community centers within the MHM service area, which encompasses South Texas, at no cost.
The display is traveling to Mason as part of a partnership between the Wesley Nurse Health Ministries™, a mission of MHM, and Melany Canfield, the school counselor at Mason High School. The goal is to expose students enrolled in Family and Consumer Sciences, health classes, and the 'Worth the Wait' curriculum to the subject matter. Students and adults from the surrounding counties of Gillespie, Kimble, McCullouch, and Menard are invited and encouraged to experience this exhibit as well.
The 'Children of Children' exhibit will be on display from September 24 to September 28, and is available for viewing Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information about the exhibit, please call (877) 790-0192 or send your email to info@mhm.org.
About Methodist Healthcare Ministries (MHM) of South Texas, Inc.
Methodist Healthcare Ministries (MHM) is a private, faith-based, not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing medical and health-related human services to low-income families and the uninsured in South Texas. The mission of the organization is "Serving Humanity to Honor God," by improving the physical, mental and spiritual health of those least served in the Southwest Texas Conference area of The United Methodist Church. To learn more about MHM, please visit www.mhm.org.


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Q: Does this calculus argument involving rank-4 tensors make sense? Edit: Completely rewritten to be shorter and easier to digest.
Background and the Actual Question: I'm trying to derive a gradient formula (back propagation) for a machine learning application. The function is a scalar function (the cost) of a matrix (the weights) but along the way I'm getting a derivative of a matrix with regard to a matrix, and I don't understand how to deal with this. My math cirriculum did not cover 4-dimensional matrices!
Below I'll use the language of tensors to avoid confusion, but I don't really know how they work beyond rank two.
I'm hoping the derivation will be pretty simple, since the function itself is simple (just a chain of linear transformations and scalar functions applied elementwise). I can work it out "symbolically" as though everything made sense, but I end up with rank-4 tensors and so on, and I don't know if it makes sense, or can make sense.  I'll only write some of the steps.
Derivation: The cost function $C$ is $C=1^T C(\hat y) 1$, where $\hat y$ is a matrix ($m\times n_l$) of final predictions and the $1$ are vectors of ones of the appropriate length (so it's essentially adding up all the individual costs). I want to find the derivative of $C$ with regard to $w$, a matrix of weights.  $\hat y$ is a function of $w$.
Step 1: $\dfrac{\partial C}{\partial w} = 1^T \dfrac{\partial C(\hat y)}{\partial w} 1$ by linearity, but the inside fraction is now a rank-4 tensor (derivative of each element of $\hat y$ with regard to each element of $w$). Is this sensible?
Step 2: $\dfrac{\partial C(\hat y)}{\partial w}=C'(\hat y)\odot \dfrac{\partial \hat y}{\partial w}$, where $\odot$ is Hadamard multiplication. This makes sense symbolically using the chain rule, but the dimensions don't work out -- what does it mean to multiply a rank-2 tensor and a rank-4 tensor? What we seem to need is to scale every element of the right tensor by the element of the left tensor which corresponds on the $y$-part, but I don't know if this is a "normal" operation.
[some steps omitted here]
Step 3: Let $z=x\omega+1_m b$, where $1_m$ is a vector of ones, so $x\omega$ and $1_m b$ are matrices of the same dimension as $z$, and everything but $x$ is constant in terms of $w$.  Then $\dfrac{\partial z}{\partial w}=\dfrac{\partial x}{\partial w}\omega$ by linearity, but here we're multiplying a rank-4 tensor by a rank-2 tensor, and I'm honestly not sure how it should be interpreted.
[the rest of the steps are repeats of the above, or essentially similar]
What I've tried (besides the derivation above). It seems important that in the original cost function, we pretended that $1^T$ and $1$ are rank-1 tensors (vectors), but it makes more sense to call them rank-2 tensors (matrices), where one of the dimensions has length 1. Then $C$ is not really a constant but a $1\times 1$ matrix. This sort of logic can make the entire thing a chain of rank-4 tensors, which is consistent (but not obviously helpful?).
I've also looked at some software packages to see how they deal with this, to see if this can be made natural. Matlab has support for higher-dimensional matrices, but you can't multiply them natively, so this seems unsupported. Numpy has support for higher-dimensional arrays, and you can multiply them natively using .dot, but what it does is not explained in the documentation, and certainly the Hadamard multiplication above does not seem to be supported.
Finally, I've googled on high-dimensional matrices, and physicists and machine learning people use the word "tensor" for this situation, but when I google tensors, I get the abstract mathematics concept, which seems theoretically related but not useful for solving this problem. In any case this should be easy, but hasn't been addressed in any relevant class I ever took, or any introductory book I've seen.
I would appreciate any help on any of these steps!

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