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Who Is Elizabeth Warren?
Political Career
Elected to U.S. Senate
"America's middle class is getting hammered, and Washington is rigged to work for the big guy.""You built a factory and it turned into something terrific or a great idea—God bless! Keep a big hunk of it. But part of the underlying social contract is you take a hunk of that and pay forward for the next kid who comes along."
Elizabeth Warren Biography
Elizabeth Warren is a Democrat from Massachusetts who was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2012. She previously worked as Assistant to the President and Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, among several other roles.
Born in Oklahoma City in 1949, Elizabeth Warren became the first member of her family to graduate from college, eventually earning her law degree from Rutgers University. After teaching law at several universities, Warren was selected to lead the National Bankruptcy Review Commission. In 2008, she headed the Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program. Four years later, in November 2012, Warren won election to the U.S. Senate, defeating incumbent Republican Scott Brown. On New Year's Eve 2018, she announced she was running for the presidency in 2020.
Born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on June 22, 1949, Elizabeth Warren was the last of four children—and the only daughter—of Donald and Pauline Herring. Warren spent most of her early life on what she referred to as "the ragged edge of the middle class." Her father worked mostly as a maintenance man, and when he suffered a heart attack that created massive medical bills, Warren's mother brought in extra money by working in the catalog-order department at Sears. Warren also began helping out at the age of 13, by waiting tables at her aunt's Mexican restaurant. But despite efforts to relieve the financial strain on the family, money remained tight; Warren recalled her mother's hesitation to take her to the doctor when she was a child because of a lack of finances.
A brilliant student, Warren became a state debate champion and graduated high school at the age 16. That same year, she entered George Washington University on a full debate scholarship. After two years at the university, Warren left school to marry her high school sweetheart, NASA mathematician Jim Warren. She and Warren moved to Texas, and Elizabeth finished her degree in speech pathology at the University of Houston, becoming the first member of her immediate family to graduate from college.
Elizabeth and her husband moved to New Jersey, where Warren worked in public schools, helping children with disabilities. During this time, Warren gave birth to two children, daughter Amelia and son Alex. The day her first child turned 2, she headed to graduate school to study law at Rutgers University. She earned her J.D. in 1976, and practiced law from her home, becoming known for her scholarly expertise in bankruptcy law.
By 1978, Warren had divorced her first husband. In the year after the split, she began exploring the economic pressures facing the American middle class, looking specifically at a 1978 law passed by Congress that made it easier for companies and individuals to declare bankruptcy. Warren decided to investigate the reasons why Americans were ending up in bankruptcy court, and discovered that most of the financial victims were from middle-class families who had lost jobs, experienced financial hardship from a divorce or suffered illnesses that decimated their savings. From then on, Warren would focus her research on bankruptcy and commercial law—specifically on how it affected financially distressed companies, women, the elderly and the working poor.
In the decade that followed, moved around the country with her second husband—Harvard law professor, Bruce Mann, whom she married in 1980—teaching law at the University of Houston, the University of Texas, the University of Michigan and the University of Pennsylvania. The couple finally settled at Harvard in 1995. That same year, Warren was asked to advise the new National Bankruptcy Review Commission. During Warren's time as chief adviser, she testified against Congressional efforts to limit consumers' ability to file for bankruptcy. Despite her best efforts, the related bill passed in 2005. It was considered a victory for the business lobby and a defeat for Warren.
In November 2008, Warren was tapped by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to chair the Congressional Oversight Panel, which was created to monitor the $700 billion bank bailout effort known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program. Warren headed investigations, conducted televised public hearings, led interviews of government officials and submitted monthly reports demanding accountability from banks. For her efforts, the Boston Globe named Warren "Bostonian of the Year" in 2009.
On September 17, 2010, President Barack Obama appointed Elizabeth Warren Assistant to the President and Special Advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. In her roles, she helped design the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as part of the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation. The main goal of the CFPB was to police credit lenders and prevent consumers from unwittingly signing up for risky loans. However, due largely to Republican opposition, Warren was not chosen to head the agency, and she stepped down from the post in August 2011.
On September 14, 2011, Elizabeth Warren officially announced her candidacy for Massachusetts Senate, pitting herself against Republican incumbent Scott Brown. Around this time, a speech Warren delivered went viral on YouTube, endearing Warren to populist supporters. In the clip, filmed in an informal living room meet-and-greet, the Harvard law professor explained how everyone benefits from roads, public safety and the public education system in the United States, which are paid for by taxes. "You built a factory and it turned into something terrific or a great idea—God bless!" she said. "Keep a big hunk of it. But part of the underlying social contract is you take a hunk of that and pay forward for the next kid who comes along." The viral video was credited with giving Warren a bump up in the polls.
But Warren's campaign ran into some trouble in early 2012, when she found herself in a media maelstrom over her Native American ancestry claims. Reporters for the Boston Herald could not find any proof of her Cherokee heritage, and a Cherokee genealogist also challenged Warren's assertion. To try to quell the controversy, Warren released a statement to Boston's WBZ-TV. "Growing up, my mother and grandparents often talked about our family's Native American heritage. As a kid, I never thought to ask them for documentation—what kid would?" Warren further explained that "I never sought nor gained personal benefit in school or job applications based on my heritage."
Despite this controversy, in June 2012, Warren clinched the Democratic nomination in the Senate race, facing incumbent Republican opponent, Senator Scott Brown. The candidates were involved in a tight race. A poll released in September 2012 by the Public Policy Polling showed that Brown had a five-point lead over Warren. However, later that month, Warren earned national exposure as one of the speakers at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, gaining the favor of many critics as well as a slight lead in the polls. At the convention, she heavily discussed the need for economic and government reforms. "America's middle class is getting hammered, and Washington is rigged to work for the big guy," Warren told ABC News.
Warren won the election in November 2012, defeating Brown by 5 percent to 6 percent and earning her first term in the U.S. Senate, making her the first woman ever elected to the post for Massachusetts. On her website, Warren told her constituents: "I won't just be your senator, I will also be your champion."
First Term
The month after her election, Warren was selected for a seat on the Senate Banking Committee, which was charged with implementing the Dodd-Frank legislation that she had helped design. After being sworn in to her Senate post in January 2013, Warren set straight to work with the committee, leading its inquiries into banking regulations, and in May she introduced her first bill, the Bank on Student Loans Fairness Act, which proposed that students should receive the same interest rates on their federal loans as banks do on theirs. Warren also earned seats on the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions and the Special Committee on Aging.
In 2014, Warren was chosen to fill the newly created position of Strategic Advisor of the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, tasked with reshaping the party's direction and priorities. The appointment, along with the encouragement of various Democratic groups, led to speculation that she was being groomed for a presidential bid in the 2016 elections, but Warren ultimately announced that she would not run.
Choosing her work in the Senate over a bid for the White House, Warren sponsored many pieces of legislation. She championed financial transparency in government legal cases in the Truth in Settlements Act of 2015, which passed the Senate.
In 2016, Warren made headlines for her candid financial advice. She recommended that everyone have an emergency savings fund. Warren told Elle magazine that "I got married when I was 19, and my mother-in-law took me aside and said, 'You always need walking-out-the-door money.'" She took that suggestion to heart, and it was the funds that she had put aside that helped her when she and her husband divorced roughly a decade later.
Warren was also outspoken about the need to fill the vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court created by the death of Antonin Scalia in February 2016. Some Republicans opposed President Barack Obama naming a replacement, claiming the spot shouldn't be filled until after the 2016 elections. Warren took to Twitter to point out how flawed she thought their thinking was on the issue, tweeting "I can't find a clause in the Constitution that says '…except when there's a year left in the term of a Democratic President.'"
In early June 2016, Warren endorsed presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. Later that month, Warren hit the campaign trail with Clinton, making their first joint appearance at an event in Cincinnati, Ohio. "I'm here today, because I'm with her, yes her," Warren told the crowd, referring to Clinton's campaign slogan. Warren also went on the attack in her critiques of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. "When Donald says he'll make America great, he means greater for rich guys just like Donald Trump," she said. "That's who Donald Trump is. ... And you have to watch out for him, because he'll crush you into the dirt."
On July 25, 2016, Warren delivered the keynote address on the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, the third woman in history along with Texas Representative Barbara Jordan and Texas Governor Ann Richards to be given the prestigious speaking position. Warren took the opportunity to draw clear distinctions between Clinton and her opponent Trump.
"On one side is a man who inherited a fortune from his father and kept it going by cheating people and skipping out on debts," she said of Trump. "On the other side is one of the smartest, toughest, most tenacious people on the planet — a woman who fights for children, for women, for health care, for human rights, a woman who fights for all of us, and who is strong enough to win those fights."
Voice of Opposition
On November 8, 2016, Donald Trump lost the popular vote to Clinton by almost 3 million votes, but in a historic victory won the electoral college and was elected the 45th president of the United States.
A day after President Trump's inauguration on January 22, 2016, Warren joined the Boston Women's March for America, a sister march of the historic Women's March on Washington. "This gathering is a chance for us to come together to make clear that we believe in basic dignity, respect, and equal rights for every person in this country, and that we are committed to fighting back against bigotry in all its forms," Warren said in a statement.
Senator Warren also immediately voiced opposition to President Trump's executive order to implement a travel ban on immigrants from Iraq, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia and Yemen for at least 90 days, temporarily suspend the entry of refugees for 120 days and bar Syrian refugees indefinitely. Thousands of demonstrators protested at airports around the country, and Warren joined those gathered at Boston's Logan International Airport.
She also was a vocal opponent of many of the president's cabinet nominees, including Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama for attorney general. In a speech opposing Senator Sessions's nomination, Warren quoted former Senator Edward Kennedy, who had been a member of the Senate Judiciary committee in 1986 when Sessions was nominated by President Ronald Reagan for a federal judgeship. Warren read Kennedy's words about Sessions: "He is, I believe, a disgrace to the Justice Department and he should withdraw his nomination and resign his position."
Warren then began to read a letter from late civil rights activist Coretta Scott King, the widow of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., which she wrote in 1986 to urge the Senate to reject Sessions's nomination as a federal judge. As Warren read Coretta Scott King's letter to the Senate, she was interrupted by Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and was told she had breached provisions of the Senate's Rule 19 because she had "impugned the motives and conduct of our colleague from Alabama."
After being silenced by her Senate colleagues, Warren read the letter aloud on Facebook live in a video that went viral and was viewed more than 7.2 million times.
In November 2017, following a stunning claim by former Democratic National Committee chair Donna Brazile that the Clinton campaign had control over the DNC and that the "system" was rigged "to throw the primary to Hillary" in 2016, Warren publicly agreed with that analysis during a CNN interview.
"This is a real problem," Warren conceded. "But what we've got to do as Democrats now, is we've got to hold this party accountable."
In another interview on Meet the Press, she brushed off one newspaper's suggestion that she take a DNA test to verify her claims of Native American bloodlines, again noting that she never sought any special treatment for that aspect of her heritage. (She later released the DNA results that showed "strong evidence" of Native American ancestry going back six to 10 generations.)
That August, Warren introduced the Anti-Corruption and Public Integrity Act, legislation she said was designed to "eliminate the influence of money in federal government." Among its provisions, the bill would prohibit federal lawmakers, judges, Cabinet secretaries and other senior congressional staff from owning individual stocks while holding office, and establish a series of measures to curb lobbying efforts.
The bill would also require the IRS to release tax returns for congressional candidates from the previous two years and during each year in office, and for presidential candidates to also share their tax returns. In conjunction with that proposal, Warren released her tax returns from the past 10 years online.
On December 31, 2018, Warren became one of the first prominent Democrats to announce a bid for the U.S. presidency in 2020. The announcement came by way of a video message to supporters, in which she decried the practices of big corporations and cited her work on financial protections for consumers.
From the start, Warren's campaign carried the baggage of her missteps with claims of Native American heritage, but she drew favorable attention for a CNN-sponsored town hall in March 2019, during which she emotionally revealed her family's struggles with finances when she was a child. Prior to another town hall in April, she revealed details of a proposal to cover tuition at public colleges and eliminate student-loan debt for millions of Americans.
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Education • Teens share their financial training with peers as part of summer program.
American Fork • When the heat takes over and school's out for summer, many kids long to spend the day splashing carefree in pools.
More than 50 Utah County teens, however, chose a different diversion this week: learning financial literacy in an air-conditioned, corporate conference room.
"I actually wanted to come because I wanted to learn about how to save my money," said Gabriela Pedroza, who will be a freshman at Provo High in the fall. "In the future, if you want to go to college, you can use that money."
Though Utah already ranks high when it comes to financial literacy, Fidelity Investments and Utah State University (USU) Extension 4-H launched a new Money Mentors program this summer to try to boost that knowledge even further. In May, more than 60 Utah teens from 11 counties trained in the subject, and this summer, they're teaching their peers across the state what they learned.
Program leaders expect to reach at least a few hundred kids this summer.
"The idea of being able to impact kids when they're young and make smarter financial choices early is what's going to make a difference long-term for these kids," said Dave Francis, USU extension associate professor.
Utah already requires students to take a financial-literacy course before they graduate from high school — part of the reason WalletHub ranked the state No. 2 in the nation for financial literacy earlier this year.
The governor also signed a bill this year aimed at improving the state's high school financial-literacy course by creating an online, end-of-course assessment and providing more training opportunities for teachers, among other things.
But Francis said Utah kids are still not as financially literate as they should be. He said the program's model of using teens to teach kids may help some students who don't otherwise warm to the traditional high school course.
"Sometimes, for a variety of reasons, kids don't thrive in a high school environment," Francis said, "but sometimes in an outside, informal setting, they may do better."
On Monday, the Utah County kids spent about six hours playing games and participating in activities designed to teach them how money works.
They learned relatively simple concepts such as the difference between wants and needs. And they learned more advanced ones — some of which might be news to many adults — such as the Rule of 72. The Rule of 72 states that when it comes to investing, one can learn how many years it will take to double one's money by dividing 72 by the expected interest rate.
For one activity, the teen leaders gave the kids worksheets listing spending choices and beans with which to mark those choices. Some options, such as eating out and buying new cars, cost more beans than others. Kids had to choose how to spend their limited beans.
For another activity, the teen leaders asked kids to use pie charts to show how they would spend $100. They then shared their charts.
River York, who will be a fifth-grader at Provo's Provost Elementary, raised her hand and explained that she chose to spend $20 on herself, $20 on food, $20 on clothes, $20 on savings and $20 on school. Teen leader Jerod Boley, who will be a 10th grader at Saratoga Springs' Westlake High, told her that was a great answer.
Boley, 15, and fellow teen leader Devin Bunnell, 13, said most kids don't know as much about money as they should.
"They know common sense, but they don't know facts like the Rule of 72 or how credit works," said Bunnell, who will be an eighth-grader at Lindon's Oak Canyon Junior High in the fall. "It always helps to fully understand and prepare for the future."
The teen leaders recruited the kids they taught Monday, many of whom are also in 4-H.
Some of the kids acknowledged their parents signed them up, and the class wasn't their idea of a perfect summer day ("It's just like school," said Sean Walker, 12, of Oak Canyon Junior High).
But others said they were eager to learn more about finance, even if it meant giving up a day at the pool.
"I thought it would be fun," said Makaela Ostermiller, 14, of Vista Heights Middle School in Saratoga Springs. "I'm getting ready to start getting a job, so I thought this would be a good idea to get an idea of how to use my money."
Teen leader Richard Whitworth, 18, said he enjoys teaching younger kids about money, and he's learned a few things himself in the process. He said, for example, he learned more about the stock market and investing in oneself.
Whitworth hopes the lessons help the younger kids for years to come.
Washington • The United States runs in the middle of the pack when it comes to the financial knowledge and skills of 15-year-old boys and girls, according to an international study released Wednesday.
China's financial hub of Shanghai had the highest average score for teens who participated in the 2012 testing for the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. A total of 18 countries and economies were studied in the program's first assessment of financial literacy of teens.
Shanghai was followed by the Flemish Community of Belgium, Estonia, Australia, New Zealand, the Czech Republic, Poland, Latvia, the U.S., Russia and France.
The easiest questions asked students to display basic financial literacy skills, such as comparing prices per unit to determine which had a better value. The most difficult asked students to analyze more complicated scenarios, such as reviewing two loan proposals with differing rates and terms and choosing the better offer.


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Union Minister launches clean cooking fuel scheme for BPL women in West Bengal
i. Union Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas Dharmendra Pradhan has launched the Pradhan Mantri UjjwalaYojana (PMUY) in West Bengal, which is a scheme to provide clean cooking fuel to the women belonging to the 'Below Poverty Line' (BPL) households across the country.
ii. PMUY which was launched by the Prime Minister of India on May 1, 2016 at Ballia (Uttar Pradesh) aims to provide LPG connections to 5 Crore BPL households by 2019 and is a part of larger programme of adding 10 Crore new LPG connections by 2019 to achieve full coverage of connections in Indian households.
IISc bags maximum number of INSA Medals for Young Scientists
i. Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has bagged the 5 Medals for Young Scientists award 2016.
ii. It was awarded by the Indian National Science Academy (INSA). The winners from IISc this year are: Prabeer Barpanda, Sai Siva Gorthi, Praveen Kumar, Anshu Pandey and Chandan Saha.
iii. The INSA annually presents the Young Scientist Award to distinguish young scientists who have made notable research contributions in science and technology.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Sonam Kapoor win top awards at IFF Melbourne
i. Bollywood star actors Sonam Kapoor and Nawazuddin Siddiqui bagged the best actress and best actor awards at the Indian Film Festival (IFF) of Melbourne 2016.
ii. The theme for this year 2016 is 'Women Empowerment'. Angry India Goddesses, will bring the curtains down for the festival.
Award winners are:
1.Best Actor (Male) – Nawazuddin Siddiqui for Raman Raghav
2.Best Actor (Female) – Sonam Kapoor for Neerja
3.Best Film Award – Kapoor & Sons
4.Best Indie Film – Thithi
5.Best Director – Shakun Batra
6.Indian Film Festival Excellence in Cinema Award(lifetime achievement award) – Rishi Kapoor.
South Indian Bank, SBI Card to launch co-branded credit card
i. Kochi Based leading private sector Lender South Indian Bank, leading private sector bank, and SBI Card, one of India's leading Credit Card issuers, announced the launch of co-branded credit cards for the customers of South Indian Bank.
ii. Through this alliance South Indian Bank and SBI Card will launch two variants of credit card on VISA platform, namely South Indian Bank Platinum SBI Card and South Indian Bank SimplySAVE SBI Card.
UBI launches USSD based mobile app for basic banking needs with NPCI
i. National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) ties up with Union Bank of India to launch an USSD based *99# mobile application for their customers.
ii. This application can be downloaded in an android smartphone from the Google Play Store by the bank customers and can be used even without any internet connection as it does not require any data.
IRDAI Slaps Rs 35 Lakh Fine On Bharti AXA General Insurance
i. Insurance watchdog, IRDAI has imposed Rs 35 lakh fine on Bharti AXA General Insurance Co Ltd for violation of various norms including outsourcing activities and corporate governance guidelines.
ii. The fine is based on violation related with an inspection finding during December 2012 to March 2013.
Smart Ganga City programme launched in 10 cities
i. Union Ministers M Venkaiah Naidu and Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti has jointly launched 'Smart Ganga City' programme in 10 cities located along Ganga to set up Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) and improve drainage network there on hybrid annuity mode on public private partnership basis.
ii. Union Urban Development Minister Naidu and Water Resources Minister Bharti launched the works through video conferencing and were joined in by District Magistrates/Mayors of cities/towns.
iii. Haridwar, Rishikesh, Mathura, Varanasi, Kanpur, Allahabad, Lucknow, Patna, Sahibganj and Barrackpore are the cities/town where the programme will be implemented in the first phase. iv. These cities has been chosen by the National Mission for Clean Ganga where the programme will be established in the first phase for infrastructure development for sewage treatment on hybrid annuity mode on public private partnership basis.
Microsoft acquires gaming startup Beam
i. Microsoft has acquired Beam, an interactive livestreaming startup that lets viewers watch and play along with game streamers in real time and did not disclose financial terms of the deal. Beam, launched in January this year, has 24 employees.
ii. The move will support Microsoft's growth strategy around Xbox Live, one of the world's most popular social gaming platform.
Indian ace wins Australian Open squash
i. India squash queen Dipika Pallikal won the Australian Open squash title by beating Mayar Hany of Egypt by 0-12, 11-5, 11-6, 11-4.
ii. Notably, this is first Professional Squash Association (PSA) title since February 2015. Pallikal stands on 10th in ranking table and this is Dipika's 11th PSA title.

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Always, always make backups prior to changing scripts / server files etc – as one day you will thank yourself!
You can download the latest version of TimThumb with the security fixes here: http://timthumb.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/timthumb.php (Just save the file out).
Replace any instances of TimThumb.php on your server with the new version. WooThemes used the name "thumb.php" for this file, so you should also look for that.
Most theme companies have also already released fixes, so you could also get the latest version directly from them and replace your current theme.
Luckily – I had not found any hacked files, checked by searching the vhosts directory for any files with base64_decode. There are legitimate reasons to have base64_decode in a file, but if you don't know where the file came from, or what it does, find out!
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'''Barrett Hall''' is located at the eastern intersection of Jamestown Road and Landrum Drive (formerly Old Campus Drive). It was named for [[Kate Waller Barrett]], a member of the [[Board of Visitors]] and Phi Beta Kappa. It was used as a women's dormitory until the start of the 2005-2006 school year, when it was converted to a co-ed dormitory.
'''Barrett Hall''', 313 Jamestown Road, is located at the eastern intersection of Jamestown Road and Landrum Drive (formerly Old Campus Drive) at [[William & Mary]]. Named for [[Kate Waller Barrett]], a member of the [[Board of Visitors]] from 1921-1925, it was the first building on campus named for a woman. Barrett Hall was used as a dormitory for women until becoming co-ed at the start of the 2005-2006 academic year.
'''Barrett Hall Construction'''
==Construction==
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Construction on Barrett Hall began in 1926 and ended in 1927 with an estimated cost of $212,000. The College had a contract with J.T. Nuckols of Richmond, Virginia, and Charles M. Robinson, the College Architect, made the designs for the dormitory.

Built: 1926-1927

1926--under Noel Act, certificates on indebtedness issued for $400,000 to build two dormitories. Girl's dorm to be called Kate Waller Barrett Hall (BofV, March, p. 126).

Opened: 1927

Named for: [[Kate Waller Barrett]]

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*Contract to J.T. Nuckols, Richmond (BofV, August, p. 144).
*Charles M. Robinson, College architect.
*Construction started (FH, 9/24/1926, 5.)

1927--12 bedrooms on first floor, 72 bedrooms on second and third floors, Parlor No. 1, first floor, east wing--17' x 30'; parlor No. 2, first floor, west wind, 17' x 30'; Literary Society Hall No. 1, first floor, east wing, 17' x 48'; YWCA and Student Government Room, first floor, west wing, 17' x 48'; student council office, first floor, west wing 17' x 17', reception room for guests, first floor, east side, 14' x 17'; 3 visitors' guest rooms, first floor 17' x 11'. Estimated cost, $212,000 (J.A.C. Chandler to W.A.R Goodwin, Jan. 5, 1927, Chandler Papers 1982.45, Budget--Barrett).

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1928--J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society to have meeting room, 1927/28 (FH, 1/14/1927, 7).
Construction on Barrett Hall began in 1926 and ended in 1927, with an estimated cost of $212,000. The College contracted with J.T. Nuckols of Richmond, Virginia to carry out the designs of College Architect, Charles M. Robinson. [http://scdb.swem.wm.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=6632&q=board+of+visitors] [https://digitalarchive.wm.edu/handle/10288/5098]
1932--YWCA opens modern library in Y room, books rented for 3 cents per day (FH, 2/27/1931, 3).
The building's layout in 1927: 12 bedrooms on first floor, 72 bedrooms on second and third floors, Parlor No. 1, first floor, east wing--17' x 30'; parlor No. 2, first floor, west wind, 17' x 30'; Literary Society Hall No. 1, first floor, east wing, 17' x 48'; YWCA and Student Government Room, first floor, west wing, 17' x 48'; student council office, first floor, west wing 17' x 17', reception room for guests, first floor, east side, 14' x 17'; 3 visitors' guest rooms, first floor 17' x 11'. Estimated cost, $212,000. [http://scdb.swem.wm.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=6858&q=chandler+records]
1945--Chinese Room opened in west living room, presented by Mrs. Alice Aberdeen, displaying Chinese Art Objects (FH, 2/21/1945, 7).
==Miscellaneous==
1928--J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society to have meeting room, 1927/28 ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat], 1/14/1927, 7).
March 1956--Chinese Room (Flat Hat)
1932--YWCA opens modern library in Y room, books rented for 3 cents per day ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat], 2/27/1931, 3).
September 1956--Chinese Room (Flat Hat)
1945--Chinese Room opened in west living room, presented by Mrs. Alice Aberdeen, displaying Chinese Art Objects ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat], 2/21/1945, 7).
1966--Brick wall surrounding entrance on corner Campus Drive and Jamestown Road torn down during Christmas recess (FH, 1/13/1967, 6).
March 1956--Chinese Room ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat])
1969--Chinese Room partitioned to ease housing overflow (FH, 9/12/1969, 3).
September 1956--Chinese Room ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat])
==PHOTOGRAPHS==
Various in University Archives Photograph Collection
1966--Brick wall surrounding entrance on corner Campus Drive and Jamestown Road torn down during Christmas recess ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat], 1/13/1967, 6).
1969--Chinese Room partitioned to ease housing overflow ([http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ Flat Hat], 9/12/1969, 3).
Various photographs in the [http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=6513 University Archives Photograph Collection]
1928--Colonial Echo, p. 20
1955--Colonial Echo, p. 233 (Chinese Room)
1972--Renovation, summer (BofV, Sept. 22--23, p. 400).
1972--Renovation, summer (Board of Visitors, Sept. 22-23, p. 400).
*''Barrett Hall,'' University Archives Buildings File, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary.
*''[http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ The Flat Hat]''
*"Buildings and Grounds--Barrett Hall," University Archives Subject File Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary.
*Board of Visitors, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary.
*[http://scdb.swem.wm.edu/index.php?p=collections/controlcard&id=6632&q=board+of+visitors Board of Visitors Records], Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary.
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[[Category:William & Mary Buildings]][[Category:Campus Buildings]]
Barrett Hall, 313 Jamestown Road, is located at the eastern intersection of Jamestown Road and Landrum Drive (formerly Old Campus Drive) at William & Mary. Named for Kate Waller Barrett, a member of the Board of Visitors from 1921-1925, it was the first building on campus named for a woman. Barrett Hall was used as a dormitory for women until becoming co-ed at the start of the 2005-2006 academic year.
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Barrett Hall under construction, 1927
Built: 1926-1927
Named for: Kate Waller Barrett
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Construction on Barrett Hall began in 1926 and ended in 1927, with an estimated cost of $212,000. The College contracted with J.T. Nuckols of Richmond, Virginia to carry out the designs of College Architect, Charles M. Robinson. [1] [2]
The building's layout in 1927: 12 bedrooms on first floor, 72 bedrooms on second and third floors, Parlor No. 1, first floor, east wing--17' x 30'; parlor No. 2, first floor, west wind, 17' x 30'; Literary Society Hall No. 1, first floor, east wing, 17' x 48'; YWCA and Student Government Room, first floor, west wing, 17' x 48'; student council office, first floor, west wing 17' x 17', reception room for guests, first floor, east side, 14' x 17'; 3 visitors' guest rooms, first floor 17' x 11'. Estimated cost, $212,000. [3]
1928--J. Lesslie Hall Literary Society to have meeting room, 1927/28 (Flat Hat, 1/14/1927, 7).
1932--YWCA opens modern library in Y room, books rented for 3 cents per day (Flat Hat, 2/27/1931, 3).
1945--Chinese Room opened in west living room, presented by Mrs. Alice Aberdeen, displaying Chinese Art Objects (Flat Hat, 2/21/1945, 7).
1966--Brick wall surrounding entrance on corner Campus Drive and Jamestown Road torn down during Christmas recess (Flat Hat, 1/13/1967, 6).
1969--Chinese Room partitioned to ease housing overflow (Flat Hat, 9/12/1969, 3).
Various photographs in the University Archives Photograph Collection
The Flat Hat
"Buildings and Grounds--Barrett Hall," University Archives Subject File Collection, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary.
Board of Visitors Records, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary.
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In a few other posts [here and here], we poked at the idea that the theme driving Trump's campaign, Make America Great Again, may be emotional nostalgia — for a time in America when the only barrier to success was one's willingness to work for it, jobs were plentiful, and the stock market was booming — and that nostalgia is triggering a new wave of patriotism and longing for the 'American Dream'. Yet, before the traditional 'American Dream' brand of stars, stripes, and freedom can be restored, there are a few important issues to tackle: immigration and the US economy.
What is the American Dream? Depends on who you ask.
While fear that the 'American Dream' may be a relic of the past continues to fuel Trumpism, the definition of the 'American Dream' differs greatly, especially among Democrats.
Nearly two-thirds, of both Republicans (72%) and Independents (73%), more closely associate the 'American Dream' with the feeling that hard work is a more important component to success than place of origin — the perfect audience for Trump, who is perceived by many as a successful business man. Democrats, on the whole tend to agree (58%), but 42% of self-identified Democrats find the 'American Dream' to be the notion of equality, regardless of religion or ethnicity.
There's one thing that all Democrats (87%), Republicans (86%), and Independents (87%) can agree on: the United States is a nation of immigrants. However, the perception that immigrants have a negative impact on the labor force and social services varies between parties. Republicans are more likely than either Democrats or Independents to hold a strong nativist sentiment around beliefs that immigrants create unnecessary competition in the labor force and siphon social service aid from homegrown Americans. But, if the labor force and job growth appear to be weak, the gap narrows between parties and the majority believe that country of origin should be considered.
Can Government Help Restore The American Dream?
As it relates to the 'American Dream' and the Republican's nervousness surrounding the country's economic future, government involvement in America's economy is a key concern, especially among Tea Party supporters.
Varying degrees of nativist sentiment continue to reflect the notion that Republicans and those with strong nativist tendencies are less likely to agree the government should be involved in the economy, with those with very little or no nativist tendencies find government involvement more favorable.
do you think the US Government should have on America's economy?
As expected, those that indicate they identify with the ideals of the Tea Party movement express similar views.
It's still interesting to note that of those that identify strongly with the ideals of the Tea Party movement, 41% are strongly in favor of the government's involvement in the US economy.
Across the board, Democrats are less likely than Republicans or Independents to agree that immigrants are a competitive force in the labor market and are unjustly utilizing social services meant for homegrown Americans. However, when times are tough, the majority of Democrats, Republicans, and Independents agree that being of native origin should be a Trump card – that those born and raised in the US should have a competitive advantage in the labor force over immigrants.


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From Back to Bhupali
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Virtuoso Cellist Saskia Rao-de Haas on her Indian Cello and child prodigy Ishaan Leonard Rao on Piano will be performing in a unique concert 'From Bach to Bhupali' at the Alliance Francaise, New Delhi. This rare mother-son duo has already enthralled audiences in Australia, France and Bangalore. In this concert, many imaginary geographical and generational boundaries will not only be crossed but also erased.
Delhi-based Dutch cellist Saskia Rao-de Haas is a world famous cellist whose career spans over two decades. She has performed at prestigious music festivals and theatres—John F. Kennedy Centre for Performing Arts in the US, the Musee Guimet in Paris, the Concertgebouw in the Netherlands. Married to the famous Sitarist, Pt Shubhendra Rao, it is no surprise that their son, 14 year-old Ishaan has became a remarkable musician at this young age. Ishaan has already got many firsts to his credit– India's youngest musician to finish Grade 8 of the prestigious ABRSM at the age of 11, the youngest ARSM diploma holder at the age of 12. He was chosen as "one of the young musicians of the year" in 2017 by the Mumbai-based Olga and Jules Craen Foundation.
The mother and son duo come together on April 5th, 2019 at the Alliance Francaise to explore their musical heritages of Indian and Western classical music as a way to show the unity and universal laws that govern all music. In their program together, you will hear Bach's well-tempered clavier, Philip Glass, the very difficult Rachmaninoff, Arvo Part, Sufi Hidayat Khan, compositions by Saskia Rao de Haas and more.
ML Bhartia Auditorium
Alliance Française de Delhi, 72, Lodi Estate
New Delhi, Delhi 110003 India + Google Map
011-43500200 / 202
https://delhi.afindia.org/


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