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As we get closer to October, rumors about the iWatch are coming in at feverish pace. While we don't have many details, we do know that it will most likely launch in October, have touch capability, and possibly have a 2.5" display. While all of these things must be taken with a grain of salt, sources are pointing to famous athletes who are currently in the process of testing out the iWatch during rigorous training exercise routines.

According to 9to5Mac, Apple has tapped professional athletes in the United States to test out the upcoming watch. The source states that Apple has invited multiple sports stars from all genres to Cupertino, where Apple's headquarters is located, to provide them with information on the watch and also provide an opportunity to test out the device.

Kobe Braynt is said to be one of those athletes that will begin testing the iWatch. This coincides with an earlier report that Bryant had been seen on the Cupertino campus last month. If Apple is courting all of these major athletes to test its latest device, it solidifies that Apple is indeed working on a fitness-focused wearable. Apple unveiled HealthKit earlier this month as part of iOS 8, which is slated to release in the later part of the year. HealthKit acts as a central hub, weaving all of the users health-based applications and stats into one location.

While the iWatch has yet to leak, we can be certain that when it releases, it won't be a compromised product. While its competitors have been releasing their wearables and beating Apple to the punch, most have been lackluster or missing features, resulting in a subpar experience.

Although an official release date has not been announced, Apple is expected to release the iWatch in October along with a new iPhone 6 and iOS 8.

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Reverend Stephen Thorne, Neumann University Chaplain, has been selected to receive the 2017 Lead. Learn. Proclaim. Award from the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) for his dedication and commitment to excellence.

Fr. Thorne is one of 42 educators in the country chosen to receive the award. There are more than 150,000 teachers, administrators and diocesan leaders in the nation’s Catholic schools.

He will be recognized during the annual NCEA 2017 Convention & Expo on April 18 in St. Louis, MO. The award honors those whose ministry is Catholic school education and who have demonstrated a strong Catholic educational philosophy, exceptional ability, dedication, and results.

Fr. Thorne serves as pastor of St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church in North Philadelphia in addition to his duties as Neumann University chaplain and adjunct faculty member in the Division of Education and Human Services. He has also volunteered his time and expertise to assist Gesu School, an independent Catholic school in Philadelphia.

“From kindergarten to graduate school, I have benefited from Catholic school education,” said Fr. Thorne. “I teach and proclaim the Gospel as a college professor, mentor and, especially, a pastor.”

Since his ordination in 1998, Fr. Thorne has served as parochial vicar and parochial administrator for Saint Katharine Drexel Catholic Church, Chester, PA; theology faculty member and moderator of the community service corps at Saint John Neumann High School, South Philadelphia; executive director of the Office for Black Catholics, Archdiocese of Philadelphia; pastor at Saint Therese Catholic Church, Mt. Airy Philadelphia; and administrator of the Daniel Rudd Fund of the National Black Catholic Congress, Baltimore, MD.

He has a special interest in urban education and has presented research at the Pennsylvania chapter of the National Association for Multicultural Education and the Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Teacher Educators.

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Coin Grading Guide - From 1 to 70

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Roosevelt Dimes have been with us for more than 60 years now, yet numismatically speaking they are still recent coins. The series has evolved quite a bit in that time, and the dimes of recent bear only a superficial resemblance to those dated 1946. Not only has their composition changed, but their details and overall relief have been noticeably altered.

It may seem at first that there's nothing to be gained from a grading study of Roosevelt Dimes. Aside from a number of varieties, no rarities have emerged within this series, and all dates are easily affordable in gem (Mint State-65) condition. Like many current series, however, there are subtleties to grading, and certain issues are quite difficult to locate in grades above MS-65.

First, let's take a look at the coin itself, comparing its appearance in 1946 to that of today. John R. Sinnock modeled his designs in as high a relief as was permissible for a coin that had to be struck with a single blow from the press. This resulted in a coin that truly had some sculptural quality to it. Though the master hubs for this type were modified slightly with the introduction of copper-nickel-clad pieces in 1965, the basic character of this coin remained intact through 1980. Beginning in 1981, however, the relief has been modified numerous times, always becoming shallower. In addition, the design elements have been scaled down so that they are further from the coin's border. Both of these actions result from the Mint's desire to reduce stress on the dies and extend their useful life. Effective on that count, this trimming of the coin has also left it somewhat flat and lifeless, a quality shared by all of our current issues.

These changes have had little effect on grading, as the rarity of individual issues in gem condition seems to vary without respect to their relief or detail. Most of the silver issues are fairly plentiful in gem condition, though both the Philadelphia and San Francisco Mint coins were often struck from severely worn dies. The 'S' Mint pieces bore the additional handicap of inadequate striking pressure, leaving them very mushy. During the years 1946-55 the Denver Mint dimes tend to be superior in overall quality, revealing sharper strikes from less worn dies.

It is not until the late 1950s that the Denver Mint coins start to become scarcer in the top grades. While common uncirculated, the majority of the 1956-64 'D' Mint dimes seems to have mediocre luster and more than their share of contact marks. In contrast, Roosevelt dimes from the Philadelphia Mint during that same period usually have outstanding luster and are frequently semi-prooflike, with far fewer marks in most instances.

This situation reversed itself with the clad issues. Though the coins dated 1965-67 are anonymous, having no mintmarks, starting in 1968 the 'D' Mint dimes are clearly superior in quality to their East Coast counterparts. This situation has lasted to the present day, with the Philadelphia dimes of the early 1980s being perhaps the worst ever made there. A discriminating collector will have a tough time assembling a very high grade run of clad coins possessing full strikes, good luster and clean surfaces.

The difficulty in finding top quality clad coins has been aggravated by the relative scarcity of these coins in uncirculated condition. The speculative roll and bag market, so much a factor in the availability of silver issues, collapsed toward the end of 1964. After that time, collectors were far less likely to save quantities of current coins. This has left the Mint's Uncirculated Sets as the primary source for collectable coins. With no such sets being issued in 1982-83, these dates have gained a reputation for rarity, but only gems are truly scarce.

Though it ceased coining in 1955 for a period of ten years, beginning in 1965 the San Francisco Mint occasionally produced dimes for circulation bearing no mintmarks. Its only identifiable products after 1955 have been the Special Mint Set coins of 1965-67 and the proof coins issued since 1968. Since these are gems as made and are sold directly to collectors there is no challenge to finding these pieces in top condition. Ultra Cameo proofs of the Philadelphia Mint 1950-64 and the San Francisco Mint 1965-75 form a minority of these gems, but the Ultra Cameo designation becomes relatively common for proofs 1976 and later.

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    University of Southern California

    • Los Angeles, CA
    • 3,302 reviews
    College Sophomore:It feels extremely personal. There are opportunities everywhere and especially as an engineer we're encouraged to mix and match the parts of USC that matter to us. For me, I work on campus doing research, I'm head of a club, I'm a student ambassador, I'm in a design club and that's my life within the school. But someone else in my major is on the varsity hocket team, in totally different clubs etc. So life here feels extremely personalized and I like that. The school also has a ridiculous amount of resources for its students, at least within engineering. There is so much energy put into the well-being of the students that it always feels like you have a strong support network.

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    University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

    • Ann Arbor, MI
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    College Sophomore:Well I'm currently studying at the University of Michigan, which is known for its business and engineering programs. But I'm currently triple-majoring in Linguistics, Spanish, and Japanese. And I am constantly impressed by just how amazing our faculty is here. In almost every department, there is at least one professor that is a leading contributor in his/her field. I've taken several classes where the textbook that we use to structure the class was written by the professor him/herself.

    I personally have never attended another school, but I assume that this is very atypical for colleges. And it's something that I take pride in as a Wolverine. One of our slogans here is "the leaders and the best". Now I will admit that I can see the pride, and perhaps the arrogance as well, in this statement, but I find it to be quite fitting. I came to Michigan because it's a university taught by the best, for the best.
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    University of Georgia

    • Athens, GA
    • 4,748 reviews
    College Junior:UGA is a really nice school and the city of the Athens is the best. There are so many people your age around you, so it's really fun and since it's a big school, there's literally something for everyone. There's even a furry's club and a medieval sword fighting club. That's how diverse the school is!
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    University of Texas - Austin

    • Austin, TX
    • 5,339 reviews
    College Sophomore:This university has it all. There are over 1000 clubs you can join so there is something for everyone if they want to get involved. There are such a wide range of majors that it's easy to find something that fits what you want to do. The professors are always so passionate about what they teach and you can tell they genuinely care about their students. They always make sure to explain things clearly and offer more than enough opportunities to reach them outside of class hours. The advisors on campus are life savers, I wouldn't have been able to navigate this far without their amazing help. This university really makes me feel like my needs are important instead of feeling like just another student out of 50,000. The people are friendly, the culture is fantastic, and the school is stellar. I couldn't see myself attending anywhere else.
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    University of Wisconsin

    • Madison, WI
    • 2,811 reviews
    College Sophomore:This was my dream school and I know by the atmosphere it's where I belong. There are so many interesting courses to take and areas to explore. Overall, it is a fantastic school.
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    University of California - Los Angeles

    • Los Angeles, CA
    • 4,386 reviews
    College Sophomore:UCLA's historical reputation for research contributes to an extremely positive aura around the school. The job opportunities are many; and so is the alumni network.
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    University of Virginia

    • Charlottesville, VA
    • 2,002 reviews
    College Sophomore:I absolutely adore my school. There is not a day that goes by that I don't walk to class, finding new reasons to be grateful for choosing it. The combination of history, academics, athletics, social scene and opportunities is one that cannot be compared.
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    Rice University

    • Houston, TX
    • 960 reviews
    College Sophomore:I'm incredibly happy with my decision to come to Rice. It's a small campus, so you'll have pretty small class sizes (max 150 for intro STEM classes, once you get past those its usually 15-40 people in a class) and personal relationships with your professors. It's pretty easy to make friends since you see a lot of familiar faces everywhere and you'll see a lot of the same people at events you're interested in (i.e. make sports friends at athletic events, party friends when you go out, school friends in classes- and a lot of these overlap). Rice academics very heavily favors the natural sciences, then social sciences, then humanities. That being said, there are still humanities majors at Rice, they just aren't as dominant as engineers or pre-meds. Students here really (really) care about doing well, so sometimes you'll get caught up in the "Rice bubble" where there's a lot of pressure to do everything (i.e. be involved in a ton of clubs, hold leadership positions, and get great grades), but as long as you learn to balance and keep thing in perspective you'll be fine. Professors aren't trying to fail you, students help each other, and it's a lot of fun. I would very highly recommend Rice, it's an amazing experience and I've learned so much.
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    Stanford University

    • Stanford, CA
    • 1,083 reviews
    College Sophomore:Stanford is truly the most amazing place in the world. Before my freshman year I never felt like a really had a home, but I have finally found one at the Farm. The academics are amazing and the people are even better. While I wish that the financial aid was better I still stand by my decision to attend because the experience I am having is priceless.
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    Virginia Tech

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    College Sophomore:Virginia Tech may be one of the best decisions I've made in my life. The people I've met, the experiences I've had, and the environment in general is one that can't be beat. I gladly call Tech my home away from home, and when I'm not there I want to be there, when I am there, I don't want to leave. Tech has great academic programs, it's an easy place to make a ton of friends and have fun, a great place to live, and best of all it's been rated one of the most fit campuses in the states. Next to the fittest campus we're also rated number one for campus dining. In my opinion, it would be hard to find any other school that would make me as happy as Tech has.
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    University of Florida

    • Gainesville, FL
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    College Sophomore:The school offers plenty of chances for research, jobs, and diverse activities. The all around experience of UF generally great, and the name UF on you degree gives a person an edge up in the work field.
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    Michigan State University

    • East Lansing, MI
    • 4,856 reviews
    College Sophomore:Moving into my second semester as a sophomore, I couldn't be happier with the choice I made to come here. I have met so many amazing people, and the endless opportunities to thrive make me feel like I am cared about here. The faculty and staff treat students as equals and work hard to ensure they understand the material in order to be successful. This summer I have been given the opportunity to study abroad in Europe, and I couldn't be more excited. Michigan State is an all-around fabulous school; I would highly recommend taking a tour and learning more about this university if you have an interest in attending.
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    College Junior:Everyone around me is passionate about some topic. It's inspiring to see what my classmates are up to, whether it's research or startups or personal projects. The atmosphere can be stressful, but the community is incredibly supportive if you reach out for help.
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    Penn State

    • University Park, PA
    • 6,133 reviews
    College Junior:Since I transferred from the University of Findlay, I have never been happier in my life. The atmosphere and curriculum is perfect for a college student.
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    Ohio State University

    • Columbus, OH
    • 4,682 reviews
    College Sophomore:I cannot say enough good things about The Ohio State University. Everyone is so passionate about what they do, and I could not ask for a better place to complete my undergrad.
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    College Sophomore:Chapel Hill is a great college town- it is especially fun during basketball season because the whole town is excited. While sports are always fun to go watch, there are plenty opportunities to get involved on campus in clubs and other things such as intermural sports.
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    Vanderbilt University

    • Nashville, TN
    • 1,154 reviews
    College Sophomore:I love Vandy even though it's super hard and my first year was really tough. The classes are really challenging but the social life and the people you meet here make up for it.
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    College Junior:I personally enjoy my studies at the University of Illinois. I'm enjoying being independent and living on my own, and I also like the flexibility of choosing when my classes are.
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    University of Pennsylvania

    • Philadelphia, PA
    • 1,104 reviews
    College Junior:Very diverse undergraduate class socioeconomically and culturally. Penn's resources spanning across all 12 graduate schools are available to undergraduates, truly enhancing the learning experience. Great and friendly atmosphere. Great professors who challenge and engage with students.
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    Indiana University - Bloomington

    • Bloomington, IN
    • 4,027 reviews
    College Sophomore:As I said before, Indiana University to me seem to be the best fit for any college kid who are looking for a great opportunities in a future careers. I love the professors we have becuase they are welling to work with us outside of class. A lot of people say "At big schools the professors do not know your name", while I feel like that is a myth. The professor I have had in the past all know my last name. They care about us as much as they care about themselves. I enjoy the nice clean rooms we have class at which motivates me to want to improve myself. I was always told in sports that if you look good you will play good. Same with learning. If it look clean and nice in the rooms, you will become clean and nice ready to learn something new.
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    Washington University in St. Louis

    • Saint Louis, MO
    • 1,319 reviews
    College Sophomore:I love everything about Wash U. The location is amazing, STL has so much to offer. Everyone around is so driven, smart, and kind. The campus, dorms, and food are great. The classes are awesome with exceptional teachers. It can get stressful, but it is so worth it.
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    Yale University

    • New Haven, CT
    • 911 reviews
    College Junior:I absolutely love attending Yale University. I feel that it was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I am entering my third year in the fall and couldn't imagine being anywhere else. What drew me to Yale was the close knit community and the welcoming and inclusive social space. I have friends from all walks of life and love to interact with people form all different backgrounds. I truly feel that I have grown as an individual as I have become equipped with the vocabulary to express eloquently just who I am and where I stand on certain issues to my peers.
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    Tulane University

    • New Orleans, LA
    • 1,420 reviews
    College Sophomore:I have loved going to school at Tulane University. It has allowed me to become a part of many different cultures due to the range of different types of students that attend. I have learned how to love people despite their differences. Most of the people that I go to school with are different than me, so I have learned about others. By being around people that are different from myself, I have also learned about myself.
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    University of California - Santa Barbara

    • Santa Barbara, CA
    • 4,044 reviews
    College Sophomore:I absolutely love UCSB. I know I'm a little biased but I think the atmosphere is amazing and the people there are incredibly easy-going. The beach is ridiculously close and I met my boyfriend here :)
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    University of Miami

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    College Sophomore:Beautiful weather, awesome academics, gorgeous and diverse student body, always something fun to do (whether you party or not). Who wouldn't love to live in Miami?
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What will I see when I visit Flight 93 National Memorial?
Flight 93 National Memorial is an expansive landscape memorial that is comprised of many features. The Visitor Center provides an indoor exhibit on the Flight 93 story. Visitors can walk the flight path at the Visitor Center and again at the Memorial Plaza. A visit to the Memorial Plaza offers an intimate view and walk along the crash site and debris field. The names of the 40 passengers and crew members are listed on white marble at the Wall of Names. There are two trails open seasonally, the Allée and the Western Overlook Trail, that interconnect the Visitor Center with the Memorial Plaza. 40 Memorial Groves are visible from the Allée and the Ring Road between the Visitor Center and the Memorial Plaza.

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Items left at the memorial are being cared for by the National Park Service. Items that need to be removed from the weather are cleaned, catalogued, and stored. The Flight 93 National Memorial Tribute Collection already numbers over 70,000 objects.

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In the fall of 1831, the residents of Canterbury, Connecticut, approached 27-year-old Prudence Crandall about opening a private school for young women in their community. Crandall accepted the invitation and paid $500 as a down payment to purchase the recently vacated Paine mansion located on the town's green. Having been educated at the Friends' Boarding School in Providence, Rhode Island, and having taught at local district schools, Crandall came to the position with a fine reputation as a teacher. The Crandall family, Quakers from Rhode Island, moved to south Canterbury when Prudence was young.

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Parents threatened to withdraw their daughters if Harris remained in the school. Crandall soon realized she must find some alternative to keep the school open. In the spring of 1833, she traveled to Boston to meet with William Lloyd Garrison, publisher of The Liberator. They discussed the possibility of closing the academy to white students and reopening with an African-American student body. With Garrison's assistance she traveled throughout New England to meet with upper-middle class families who might be willing to send their daughters to the school. She soon realized this idea could be successful. Newspaper advertisements were placed announcing that as of April 1, 1833, the academy would reopen for the purpose of educating "young ladies and little misses of color." According to Crandall, "the sole object, at this school [was] to instruct the ignorant and prepare teachers for the people of color that they may be elevated and their intellectual and moral wants supplied."1 A delegation of town leaders urged her to abandon the project and led a general boycott of the school when Crandall refused.

Although the school opened with only three students, Crandall recruited others from Boston, Providence, and New York City. Enrollment soon rose to 24 students, most of whom were boarders. The curriculum was identical to that of Crandall's first Canterbury school. Both Crandall and her students endured harassment from angry townspeople. Shopkeepers refused to sell them food and townspeople pelted the building with stones and eggs. Under the shield of darkness, the school's opponents even attempted to set the building on fire in January 1834. Crandall's Quaker upbringing contributed to her moral convictions and her decision not to bend to public pressure. The Quakers strongly opposed slavery and promoted education for women and minorities. Crandall herself believed in the cause of immediate abolition.

So determined and influential were Crandall's opponents that, on May 24, 1833, the Connecticut General Assembly enacted a measure known as the Black Law. This act restricted African Americans from coming into Connecticut to get an education and prohibited anyone from opening a school to educate African Americans from outside the state without getting the town's permission. The law did not prevent African Americans that were residents of Connecticut from going to district schools. Convinced the Assembly's action was neither morally just nor constitutionally correct, Crandall ignored the law and continued to recruit and teach her students until her arrest on June 27, 1833.

Crandall spent one night in jail for violating the Black Law. At her trial on August 23, 1833, the jury failed to reach a verdict. The case went to a second trial in October 1833, where she was found guilty. Judge David Daggett told the jury, "It would be a perversion of terms, and the well-known rule of construction to say that slaves, free blacks or Indians, were citizens within the meaning of that term, as used in the Constitution. God forbid that I should add to the degradation of this race of men; but I am bound by my duty, to say they are not citizens." According to this argument, the Constitution did not entitle African Americans to the freedom of education. Crandall appealed the decision to Connecticut's Supreme Court. While she and her abolitionist supporters pursued their legal challenges to the Black Law, her school continued to operate. When supporters visited the school, Crandall's students performed a song for them, revealing their fear and sorrow:

Sometimes when we have walked the streets
Saluted we have been
By guns and drums and cow bells, too
And horns of polished tin.
With warnings, threats, and words severe
They visit us at times
And gladly would they send us off
To Africa's burning climes.2

The Black Law and Crandall's resistence to it sparked a year-long debate among New Englanders on the issues of abolition and colonization. The Liberator thundered against the injustice, and soon all of America knew of Canterbury and Prudence Crandall. The conflict allowed abolitionists to dramatize the evils of prejudice. Leaders in the movement helped Crandall recruit students for her school, gave her support, and provided for her financially.

On July 26, 1834, the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors dismissed the case against Crandall on a technical issue. The lower court decision that African Americans were not protected as citizens, however, remained standing. Although Crandall had won a technical legal victory and was free to return to her school, the townspeople of Canterbury would not accept the Supreme Court's decision. On the night of September 9, 1834, an angry mob broke in and ransacked the school building. With clubs and iron bars, the mob terrorized the students and broke more than 90 windows. What the Black Law and local ostracism had not been able to accomplish, this mob achieved. Fearing for the girls' safety, Crandall closed the school the following morning.

In 1834 Prudence Crandall married Calvin Philleo. They left their home in Canterbury shortly after the school closed. Her courage and persistence continued to win her national attention in abolitionist circles. She spoke and was entertained at banquets sponsored by abolitionists and African-American societies. In 1848 she moved to Illinois where she farmed land owned by her father and taught school. In 1877 she moved to Elk Falls, Kansas, where she started a school that served American Indians. In 1883, Mark Twain, a resident of Hartford, Connecticut, helped obtain a pension for Prudence Crandall from the Connecticut Assembly. He also offered to buy her former home in Canterbury for her retirement, but Crandall kindly declined the offer. She died in Elk Falls in 1890 at the age of 87.

Questions for Reading 1

1. How did Crandall come to understand the injustices against African Americans in the New England states? What was The Liberator? Who first showed it to her?

2. Why did Crandall close her school the first time? What did she do next? Why?

3. Why do you think the events at Canterbury captured such great attention at the time?

4. What was the Black Law? How did it affect Crandall's school legally? What was her reaction to the law?

5. What was the legal result of Crandall's trial?

6. What does the song that Crandall's students performed reveal about what they endured?

7. Why did Crandall close her school for good? What might you have done in her situation? How did she spend the rest of her life?

8. Based on this reading, how would you describe Prudence Crandall?

9. In 1984 Prudence Crandall became the official heroine of Connecticut. In what ways were Sarah Harris and her fellow African-American students heroines?

Reading 1 was adapted from Dr. Page Putnam Miller, "Prudence Crandall House" (Windham County, Connecticut) National Historic Landmark Nomination Form, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, 1970; Marvis Olive Welch, Prudence Crandall: A Biography (Manchester, CT: Jason Publishers, 1983); and Randy Ross Ganguly, The Prudence Crandall Museum: A Teachers Resource Guide (Connecticut Historical Commission, State of Connecticut).

¹Randy Ross Ganguly, 67.
²Ibid., 68.

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A section of the Wanganui River bridge, near Harihari, on the West Coast, which was swept away by...
A section of the Wanganui River bridge, near Harihari, on the West Coast, which was swept away by floodwaters. Photo from Hokitika Guardian.
It could be a very long "day or two" before the Wanganui Bridge just north of Harihari is reopened after floodwaters washed away the approach yesterday morning, severing all transport and communications to South Westland.

New Zealand Transport Agency area manager Mark Pinner said today that contractors had begun work on diverting the river by dumping rocks, which should enable contractors to start repairs.

To make matters worse, about noon yesterday the only fibre optic cable to the area, which ran alongside the bridge, was cut, leaving as many as 1000 homes unable to communicate with the outside world via internet or phone.

"We hope to have the bridge open, to at least one lane, in a day or two but we need to see how much damage has been done first."

Mr Pinner said that about 10m of the abutment leading onto the bridge had been washed away.

"As well, we need to see what damage as occurred to the piece of road that is still there. We don't know how undermined it is," he said.

Mr Pinner said that depending on the damage, another option was to put a temporary Bailey bridge in place.

The Bailey bridge would have to be delivered to the area from Christchurch and Mr Pinner said if that was the best option, the road would be closed for longer.

"The main part of the Wanganui Bridge is okay, but the first span after the abutment may also be damaged and if it is undermined things could be a lot more serious," Mr Pinner said.

Police at the scene of the washout were annoyed by the behaviour of some tourists who risked their lives as they attempted to get a closer look at the damage. Ross police constable Jason Martin said that when he arrived at the scene people, including some locals, were standing on the edge of the bridge.

Westland District Council civil defence co-ordinator John Bainbridge said this morning that yesterday there was some concern about people being stranded in Harihari, but the local community took care of that using its Civil Defence plan.

"Most people managed to head back towards Wanaka once the Fox Hills opened."

He also said a couple of busloads of tourists who spent the night at Fox Glacier were heading back to Wanaka today.

Ross motelier Kay Horne said that they had been "very busy."

"While some people who had booked with us never made it, others who were stranded in Ross filled the beds."

She said that it was disappointing many people's travel plans had been affected by the bad weather.

"The rain down here was torrential - it was relentless, but luckily in Ross we haven't been affected too badly."

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