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The Cherry Orchard

The Cherry Orchard By Anton Chekhov Directed by Art Horowitz Allen Theatre October 6, 7 (8 p.m.), October 8 (2 p.m. and 8 p.m.), October 9 (2 p.m.)

A Comedy by Anton Chekhov
Allen Theatre

Performance Dates
October 6 - 9, 2016

2015-2016 Productions

By The Way, Meet Vera Stark

Vera Stark

A Comedy by Lynn Nottage

Performance Dates
October 8 - 11, 2015

Twelfth Night

Twelfth Night

By William Shakespeare
Seaver Theatre

Performance Dates
November 19 - 22, 2015

In the Works: Pomona-Scripps Fall Dance Concert

The Pendleton Dance Center
Not included in subscription season.

Performance Dates
December 3 - 5, 2015

Dry Land

Dry Land

By Ruby Rae Spiegel
Allen Theatre

Performance Dates
March 3 - 6, 2016

Poster for Urinetown

A Musical
Book & Lyrics by Greg Kotis
Music & Lyrics by Mark Hollman
Seaver Theatre

Performance Dates
April 7 - 10, 2016

2014-2015 Productions

Uncle Vanya

Uncle Vanya - A Drama by Anton Chekhov, Directed by Art Horowitz

A Drama by Anton Chekhov
Directed by Art Horowitz

Considered by many to be Chekhov’s greatest work for the stage, Uncle Vanya has been categorized as everything from sentimental comedy to tragedy.  Instead, Uncle Vanya is an exquisitely drawn portrayal of a deeply troubled extended family of highly idiosyncratic characters.  Mostly, they keep their passions, anger and frustrations roiling just beneath the surface. As critic Eric Bentley observed, “Nobody dies.  Nobody is paired off.  And the general point is clear; life knows no endings, happy or tragic.” Chekhov’s great genius is in leaving us wondering, worrying, and caring deeply over his characters’ fate in the years after the closing curtain has dropped.

Performance Dates
October 9 - 12, 2014

Spring Awakening

Spring Awakening

The Contemporary Rock Musical
Music by Duncan Sheik, Book and Lyrics by Steven Sater
Directed by Giovanni Ortega

Spring Awakening, a contemporary rock musical, takes its inspiration from Franz Wekekind's 1891 German play of the same name. The original play is one of dramatic literature's most controversial masterpieces, a work so daring in its depiction of teenage self-discovery, it was banned from the stage and not performed in its complete form in English for nearly 100 years. These same incendiary qualities are very much in evidence in the musical, which was adapted by Steven Sater, with music by Duncan Sheik. Spring Awakening opened on Broadway on December 10, 2006, winning eight Tonys, four Drama Desk Awards, and four Olivier Awards.

Performance Dates
November 20 - 23, 2014

In the Works: Pomona-Scripps Fall Dance Concert

December 4 - 6, 2014

The always engaging Pomona-Scripps Fall Dance Concert features original works in progress by student choreographers, dancers, and lighting designers from all five Claremont Colleges.  The Concert has a dynamic, energetic, and experimental quality that makes it hugely popular with college audiences.

In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play

In The Next Room

A Comedy by Sarah Ruhl
Directed by Betty Bernhard
Allen Theatre

In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play is a stimulating comedy about the search for sexual healing which attempts to answer Freud's famous question: "What do women want?" Our cultural history has generally failed to acknowledge the benefits of female sexual pleasure and has perpetuated the belief that a woman's sexual desire can only be satisfied by a man.  Sigmund Freud's theory that women are capable of enjoying other forms of sexual pleasure, while considered controversial and "unhealthy" at the time, has become an important part of modern attitudes about healthy sexual activity for all persons. The prolific Sarah Ruhl was awarded a MacArthur "genius award" for her playwrighting. She is one of America's most accomplished young dramatists, and In the Next Room or the vibrator play is among one of her most popular plays.

Performance Dates
March 5 - 8, 2015

Kitimat (World Premiere)

By Elaine Avila
Directed by Janet Hayatshahi
Co-Commissioned by the Department and the Mellon Elemental Arts Initiative at Pomona College
April 9 - 12, 2015

Kitimat, British Columbia, an industry town in glorious wilderness, finds itself the center of international controversy when the town is asked to vote ‘no’ or ‘yes’ on an upcoming oil pipeline project. The construction of the pipeline will have lasting environmental implications for the town, the region, and our climate. Marta Viveiros, a City Councillor, has worked for years to bring lucrative projects to Kitimat, to give her son work, and the town a future. When Julia, her sister, begins connecting to the environment through hiking and whale watching, Julia starts to object to Marta’s plans. But if Julia opposes Marta publicly, she puts her husband’s, her nephew’s and her daughter’s jobs at risk. As Julia and Marta’s twenty-something children struggle to find a footing in the boom town, Julia remembers the different lives her parents led at the same age, when they first came to Kitimat. All of the Viveiros sift through their family and their town’s past, to find a way to move into the future. As election day approaches, the residents of Kitimat struggle to decide between economic prosperity or protection of the natural world. Inspired by true events.

Annual Pomona Spring Dance Concert

Artistic Director, Laurie Cameron
Works by senior majors, faculty, and guest artists
April 30 - May 3, 2015

The Annual Pomona College Dance Concert features a rich array of new and reconstructed choreography by senior dance majors, faculty, and guest artists alike.  An exceptionally broad range of themes and styles are explored, and the choreography, dancing and design are always at a very high level of artistic achievement in this fine culmination of the Dance Program's academic year.

2013-2014 Productions

The Rimers of Eldritch

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by Lanford Wilson
Directed by Art Horowitz

Set in the mid-20th century in Eldritch, Missouri, a decaying Bible Belt town that once was a prosperous coal mining community, it focuses on the murder of the aging local hermit by a woman who mistakenly though he was committing rape when he actually was trying prevent one.

Performance Dates
October 10 – 13, 2013

In The Blood

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by Suzan- Lori Parks
Directed by Kenshaka Ali
Seaver Theatre>

In this modern tragedy inspired by Hawthorne’s “The Scarlett Letter,” Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks takes us into the heart of homelessness, despair, survival and redemption. Hester/La Negrita lives under a bridge with her five fatherless children. Their struggle to survive is a testament to how societies fail some of its members and a rallying call to those still blessed with compassion.

Performance Dates
November 21 – November 24, 2013

Free As Air

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Conceived & Directed by Karen Christopher

Free As Airis a collaboratively devised performance work taking on the subject of air. From air looms and flying machines to the preservation of the upper atmosphere, we find a route to uncovering what matters to the individual, to society, and to the ecology that surrounds and supports us.

Free As Air is sponsored in part by the Mellon Elemental Arts Initiative at Pomona College.

Performance Dates
November 21 – November 24, 2013

In the Works: Pendleton Fall Dance Concert

Pendleton Dance Center

The Pomona and Scripps fall dance concert will showcase original works in progress by senior dance majors with lighting by theatre design students.

Performance Dates
December 5 – 7, 2013

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by Moliere
Directed by Leonard Pronko / Allen Theatre

Banned as blasphemous on its first performance in 1664, Moliere’s timeless comedy is as relevant today as in the seventeenth century. Televangelists, abusive father-figures and dishonest politicians are foreshadowed in Moliere’s comedy, but its underlying seriousness never dampens his irrepressible gaiety, as clever servants and wise wives help to keep in balance a world threatened by maniacal fathers and cunning knaves.

Performance Dates
March 6 - 9, 2014

The Medieval Mystery Play Cycle

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Directed by Betty Bernhard

Amateur actors in medieval England devised short, but elaborate and spectacle filled “pageant wagon plays” about a variety of religious topics. With titles such as Creation, Temptation, Noah, and Second Shepherd’s Play, the Mystery plays are simultaneously chaste yet bawdy, witty yet moving, and sacred yet profane. Please join us as we perform selected works from these historical plays that are sure to inspire, entertain, and amuse you!

Performance Dates
April 10 – 1, 2014

Soaring: The Annual Pomona College Dance Concert

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Artistic direction by Laurie Cameron

First created in 1920 by the dance pioneers Denishawn, Soaring is a seminal work in the history of modern dance. Lyrical and impressionistic, the piece explores the magical potential of human movement as it relates to moving air, flowing fabric, and incandescent light. Carefully reconstructed for the Pomona College Concert, Soaring will be accompanied by a variety of newly choreographed works featuring contemporary and provocative movement styles and themes. The end product will be an exciting, dynamic program of modern dance not to be missed.

Performance Dates
May 1 – 4, 2014


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On Friday, the House will vote on the year-end omnibus spending bill, formally known as the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016. As Heritage Action says, the bill should have been an opportunity for conservatives to reassert their prerogatives on a host of important issues, ranging from appropriate spending levels to substantive action on refugee resettlement, executive amnesty, Planned Parenthood, and many more. Instead, the omnibus spending bill falls far short of achieving substantive policy victories on the issues Americans care about.

I want to focus on one area that I care very much about — education. The omnibus bill apparently grants a 7 percent increase in the budget for the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR).

This outfit does all it can to impose the left’s agenda at the K-12 and college levels. In doing so, it often ignores the law, defining perfectly legal conduct as unlawful.

If the OCR’s resources are stretched thin, it’s because of the Office’s overreach, based on a willful misreading of the law. By increasing OCR’s budget, Congress rewards its misconduct. The budget should be slashed, not increased.

1. OCR’s school discipline policy has encouraged districts across the country to adopt racial quotas in discipline. We’ve written about attempts by “civil rights” groups to limit the ability of teachers to maintain order in the classroom by insisting, in effect, that black and white students by disciplined in the same proportion regardless of their comparative behavior.

This is perhaps the most perverse battle in the left’s war against standards. Education remains the best pathway to success for minority group members, and education is undermined when unruly students disrupt the process.

OCR has led the charge against school discipline by issuing a Dear Colleague letter that explicitly applies disparate impact analysis to school discipline. Schools thus face legal jeopardy if they discipline black students more often in percentage terms than white students even if black students misbehave more frequently.

Non-discrimination isn’t enough; OCR demands equality of outcomes. However, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, under which OCR purports to act, prohibits only actual discrimination, not neutral policies that have a disparate impact. See Alexander v. Sandoval, 532 U.S. 275, 280 (2001).

Why is a Republican Congress about to reward OCR for not following the law?

2. OCR’s guidance purports to convert ordinary incidents of schoolyard bullying into violations of federal law. Bullying isn’t to be condoned; it can be a serious problem. But absent the most extraordinary circumstances, it’s a problem best dealt with at the local level, by teachers and principals backed up by parents and school district officials.

Federal law doesn’t authorize the kind of expansive federal involvement in anti-bullying undertaken by OCR. For example, the Supreme Court has said that one incident of harassment cannot give rise to federal liability by a school district for bullying. Davis v. Monroe County Board of Education, 526 U.S. 629, 650 (1999). Yet OCR’s interpretation permits the finding of a violation based on one incident.

OCR’s interpretation also covers mild but persistent teasing by one student of another, thus “making a federal case” out of ordinary childhood misbehavior. This too is inconsistent with what the Supreme Court said in Davis.

OCR also replaces the Supreme Court’s requirement that the harassment “deprive the victims of access to educational opportunities or benefits provided by the school” with a much broader formulation — “interfere with or limit a student‘s ability to participate in or benefit from the services, activities, or opportunities offered by a school.” (Emphasis added)

Why is a Republican Congress about to reward OCR for not following the law?

3. OCR misstates applicable law on sexual assault and harassment on campus, encourages unfair treatment for some accused students, and allows colleges and universities to abridge First Amendment rights.

Even law professors at liberal Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania have expressed serious concern about the sexual harassment policies adopted by their institutions under pressure from OCR. And no wonder. Among other affronts to due process, OCR’s guidance documents required many universities to change the burden of proof used in sexual harassment disciplinary proceedings from “clear and convincing” evidence of improper conduct to a “preponderance of the evidence.”

In addition, OCR strongly discourages cross-examination of accused students by their accusers. This is an obvious affront to due process. Indeed, a federal court has held that cross-examination is constitutionally required on due-process grounds when an accuser’s credibility is an important issue in a disciplinary proceeding. See Donohue v. Baker, 976 F. Supp. 137 (N.D.N.Y. 1997)

In addition to denying due process, OCR also seeks to infringe on First Amendment rights. Eugene Volokh has argued that defining “sexual harassment,” as OCR does, to include students’ “telling sexual or dirty jokes,” spreading “sexual rumors” (without any limitation to false rumors), “circulating or showing e-mails or Web sites of a sexual nature,” or “displaying or distributing sexually explicit drawings, pictures, or written materials” can easily cover speech protected by the First Amendment.

Why is a Republican Congress about to reward OCR for abridging constitutional rights.

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Some readers may think that my criticism of Speaker Paul Ryan the other day was too harsh. But the omnibus bill, taken as a whole, helps illustrate why I’m so disillusioned with Ryan.

I should add that, according to Heritage Action, the bill is a product of closed-door, dual-track negotiation. It was unveiled early Wednesday morning, giving lawmakers little time to decipher its policy implications.

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Kontron's panel PC chosen for its small, efficient design that helps developers integrate "green" into new products

(PresseBox) (Poway, CA/ Eching, Germany, ) Kontron today announced that the panel PC Pico Client has received a Deep Green Editor's Choice award from Embedded Computing Design magazine on April 14, 2010. The Kontron Pico Client was singled out by editors for its ultrasmall package and low power consumption making it a noteworthy solution for space and energyefficient "green" applications.

"Kontron is offering something unique with its new panel PC," said Don Dingee, editorial director of Embedded Computing Design magazine. "Utilizing ARM9based performance at 200 MHz packed in a 156 mm x 212 mm x 50 mm package with a 5.7inch color display and touch screen, Kontron's Pico Client fits the role for many small industrial applications with its IP65 rating and fanless operation."

The features of the Kontron panel PC Pico Client offer an optimal systems platform for visual and control tasks in a broad range of industrial and automation equipment and mobile devices. The IP65protected resistive 5.7inch VGA TFT touchscreen (640x480) panel PC features a lowpower design. The Kontron Pico Client delivers flexibility and usability to costsensitive applications with tight power restrictions via its Jazelle extension integrated in its 200MHz/32Bit ARM9 processor. By running the Java code directly on the hardware, it speeds up crossplatform Java applications by up to eight times and enables Kontron's lowpower panel PC to run even complex Java applications on an extremely compact footprint. The fanless Kontron Pico Client also offers two Real-Time Ethernet 100-Mbit interfaces and one USB and COM port (RS232 or RS485).

The new Kontron panel PC Pico Client supports Windows CE and is now available with CE, cULus and EN/UL60950-1 certification in EMEA and will be available in North America and APAC in early Q3 2010.

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Reporters without Borders (RSF) today expressed alarm at the fresh arrest of Iranian female journalist Narges Mohammadi, also a spokeswoman for the Iran-based rights center co-founded by Nobel peace laureate Shirin Ebadi.

The press advocacy group said Mohammadi was arrested over the weekend and taken to Tehran's notorious Evin prison, where many political dissidents continue to be held and where many are believed to have been subjected to torture following the country's massive 2009 anti-government uprisings

More from GlobalPost: Shirin Ebadi, Iranian human rights activist, against new sanctions on Iran

She was first arrested in June 2010 on charges of illegal opposition activity but was temporarily released the following month after suffering a nervous breakdown, said RSF.

Mohammadi, who has muscular paralysis, was sentenced to 11 years in jail, a term reduced to six years at an appeal hearing early last month, according to RSF.

Mohammadi's journalist husband, forced into exile after reportedly spending a third of his life in jail, told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran on Tuesday that "right now I worry about Narges’ illness," adding, "I don’t know what prison would do to her."

Taghi Rahmani also said he was "concerned about our two young children."

The Associated Press described Mohammadi as a "close associate" of Ebadi, a famous women's rights activist and judge also forced into exile over safety concerns.

The prominent lawyer and author recently argued that the new US and EU-imposed sanctions on Iran violate human rights, telling The New York Times that Iranians "need these sanctions to be removed for a sustainable life.”

Ebadi helped found Iran's Center for Human Rights Defenders in 2001.


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The Lyman Spitzer Building, the main administration building at the U.S. Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), has been certified LEED gold, one of the highest environmental distinctions for buildings.

"We are delighted to receive this designation for the Lyman Spitzer Building -- or LSB -- from the U.S. Green Building Council," said Adam Cohen, PPPL's deputy director for operations. "We spent nearly three years transforming the LSB, which serves as our main office building, into a 'greener' and more energy-efficient structure."

LEED, which stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is the most widely recognized, high-performance green building certification program in the nation.

The LSB, constructed in 1981, achieved gold -- the second highest level of certification -- under the LEED Existing Buildings: Operations and Maintenance standard. The success makes the building the third within the U.S. Department of Energy to achieve gold certification and the largest to do so. The LSB is named after PPPL's founder, Lyman Spitzer Jr., a leading theoretical astrophysicist who was a pioneer in magnetic fusion energy research and conceived a large-scale observatory that became the Hubble Space Telescope.

Improvements and existing "best practices" culminated in making the LSB more environmentally friendly and ultimately led to the LEED designation, said Keith Rule, environmental projects head at PPPL. LEED for existing buildings addresses cleaning and maintenance issues -- including chemical use -- recycling programs, exterior maintenance programs and systems upgrades, according to the U.S. Green Building Council.

Rule, who led the LEED project, said many improvements to the heating, ventilating and air-conditioning systems for the past decade, as well as to lighting and building automation systems, have resulted in better energy efficiency performance for the LSB.

These improvements included the installation of LED exterior lighting to pathways and entrances, low-flow and sensor water fixtures, and enhanced ventilation systems and controls. LED lighting refers to light-emitting diode lighting that is more energy efficient. Best practices in place include the 100 percent bio-based cleaning program, 100 percent green office renovations, LED lighting improvements, sustainable landscaping practices and overall building efficiency measures. Best practices are processes and techniques that improve an organization's performance and, in this case, refer to methods to heighten energy efficiency.

The age of the LSB increased the challenge. "It is definitely more difficult to get LEED certification for an older building," Rule said. "Our main concern was energy efficiency."

The LSB is among more than 40,000 projects currently participating in the commercial and institutional LEED rating systems, involving more than 7.9 billion square feet of construction space in all 50 states and 117 countries.

According to the U.S. Green Building Council, buildings in the United States are responsible for 39 percent of carbon dioxide emissions, 40 percent of energy consumption, 13 percent of water consumption and 15 percent of GDP per year, making green building a source of significant economic and environmental opportunity. The U.S. Green Building Council asserts that greater building efficiency can meet 85 percent of future U.S. demand for energy, and a national commitment to green building has the potential to generate 2.5 million American jobs.

"Building operations are nearly 40 percent of the solution to the global climate change challenge," said Rick Fedrizzi, president, CEO and founding chair of the U.S. Green Building Council. "While climate change is a global problem, innovative companies and institutions like PPPL are addressing it through local solutions."

PPPL's Rule said the gold award is a testament to not only the LEED team at the laboratory, but also to every PPPL employee who supports green building practices and "being green." "When people carpool, recycle, save water and electricity, or buy a green product, they are contributing toward a green building and a green laboratory," he said.

The laboratory, located in Plainsboro, N.J., is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science and managed by Princeton University. Laboratory researchers collaborate with others across the globe to develop fusion as an energy source for the world, and conduct research along the broad frontier of plasma science and technology. PPPL also nurtures the national research enterprise in these fields, and educates the next generation of plasma and fusion scientists. Fusion is the process that powers the sun and other stars. In the interior of stars, matter is converted into energy by the fusion, or joining, of the nuclei of light atoms to form heavier elements.

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Members of the University community will have the opportunity to share the holiday spirit through a series of community service initiatives and special events planned for December and January.

A holiday "A Cappella Jam and Toy Drive" performance featuring several student a cappella and local singing groups will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, on the Palmer Square Green. The event is free and open to the public, and attendees are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to be donated to the YWCA Princeton St. Nicholas Project.

Organizers of a "Holiday Hoops" food drive will provide a $4 voucher off the price of a game-day ticket with the donation of a nonperishable food item when the Princeton men's basketball team takes on Drexel at 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, in Jadwin Gymnasium. In addition, free admission is available to those who bring two nonperishable food items to the Princeton women's basketball game against Hofstra on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m., at Jadwin Gym. All donations go to support the Mercer Street Friends Food Bank.

Through Wednesday, Dec. 19, donations of nonperishable food items and personal hygiene products for the Mercer Street Friends Food Bank will be collected at several campus sites: New South; C232 Engineering Quadrangle; Jadwin Gym; Helm Building; MacMillan Building; Robertson Hall; West College; Lewis Thomas Lab; 9 Nassau Hall; 200 Elm Drive; 185 Nassau St.; 22 Chambers St.; Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory; 701 Carnegie Center; Lewis Library; two locations at 171 Broadmead (University Now Nursery School and Office of Information Technology); and the 100 level of Frist Campus Center. The following items are especially needed: canned protein (tuna, sardines, salmon and chicken); canned fruit (in light syrup or juice); canned vegetables; rice; pasta; pasta sauce; Parmalat or other shelf-stable milk; cereals, oatmeal and pancake mix (nonsugar); peanut butter; jelly; dish and laundry detergent; soaps and body wash; deodorant; shampoo; conditioner; and feminine products.

University community members also may support the Send Hunger Packing Program, which provides school-aged children in need with nutritionally sound, easy-to-open meals to get them through the weekend. Items needed include shelf-stable 2 percent reduced-fat milk in an eight-ounce, single-serving size; cereal (individual bowls or boxes); ready-to-eat tuna with or without crackers; microwaveable entrees or bowls; peanut butter in jars or individual cups; grape jelly in plastic containers; yogurt smoothie drinks in shelf-stable brick packs; granola bars; and shelf-stable pudding cups.

Additionally, campus and local nonprofit groups are participating in initiatives to collect donations including books, games, gift certificates, food, personal care items, toys, winter jackets and sleepwear. Participating organizations are Anchor House/Angel's Wings, the Crisis Ministry of Princeton and Trenton, Community House/Princeton Young Achievers, Health Care Ministry of Princeton, HomeFront, Princeton Nursery School, the YWCA Princeton St. Nicholas Project and Womanspace.

Community members may also start saving men's and women's business attire for the annual gently used clothing drive planned for January.

For more information about these organizations and donations needed, visit the Office of Community and Regional Affairs' website, or contact Erin Metro at 609-258-5144 or

The outreach initiatives are sponsored by the Office of Community and Regional Affairs, the Graduate School, the Department of Athletics, the Department of Facilities, and the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students.


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North Korea's veiled past, its culture, economy and foreign policy are the subject of the 2013 Cyril Black International Book Forum to be held at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, in Friend Center, Room 006, at Princeton University.

The forum features Victor Cha, whose book, "The Impossible State: North Korea, Past and Future," was published in April 2012. The event is free and open to the public, presented by the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and co-sponsored by the University's Center for International Security Studies.

The event will be followed by a book signing and a public reception. Books will be available for purchase by check or cash. No credit cards.

[Media who would like to attend should RSVP by Feb. 10 to Carole Frantzen at or 609-258-7497.]

Cha, an expert on North Korea, is the D.S. Song Chair in the Department of Government and School of Foreign Service and director of Asian studies at Georgetown University and a senior adviser and Korea chair at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for Strategic and International Studies. He is also a former director for Asian affairs at the National Security Council where, as an adviser to President George W. Bush from 2004-07, he received two Outstanding Service Commendations.

In "The Impossible State," Cha pulls back the curtain and provides an engaging look at North Korea's history and the rise of the Kim family dynasty and the obsessive personality cult that empowers them. The book illuminates the repressive regime's complex economy and culture, its record of human-rights abuses, and its relationship with the United States, and analyzes the regime's major security issues — from the seemingly endless war with its southern neighbor to its nuclear ambitions — all in light of the destabilizing effects of Kim Jong-Il's recent death.

How this enigmatic nation-state — one that regularly violates its own citizens' rights and has suffered famine, global economic sanctions, a collapsed economy and near total isolation from the rest of the world — has continued to survive has long been a question that preoccupies the West. Cha reveals a land of contradictions, one facing a pivotal transition of power from tyrannical father to inexperienced son, and delves into the ideology that leads an oppressed, starving populace to cling so fiercely to its failed leadership.

With personal anecdotes from the author's time in Pyongyang and his tenure as an adviser in the White House, this authoritative and accessible history offers much-needed answers to the most pressing questions about North Korea and ultimately warns of a regime that might be closer to its end than many might think.

Cha has been interviewed by national news outlets, including ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox and PBS, and has written on North Korea for the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Financial Times, the Los Angeles Times and USA Today.  His other books include "Beyond the Final Score: The Politics of Sport in Asia" (2011) and "Alignment Despite Antagonism" (2000).

The forum will be introduced by PIIRS Director Mark Beissinger. Discussants are Thomas Christensen, the William P. Boswell Professor of World Politics of Peace and War, professor of politics and public and international affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, and director, China and the World Program; G. John Ikenberry, the Albert G. Milbank Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School; and Gilbert Rozman, the Musgrave Professor of Sociology.

The Cyril Black International Book Forum is held in honor of the late Cyril Black, the James S. McDonnell Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs Emeritus at Princeton. Black was the director of Princeton's Center of International Studies from 1968 to 1985 and a member of the University faculty for 50 years.

Contact Carole Frantzen at or 609-258-7497 for more information.


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Mary Horowitz, Director of Public Service & Pro Bono, NC Bar AssociationMary Horowitz has been promoted to director of public service and pro bono activities at the NC Bar Association.  Horowitz has served the past year as director of the North Carolina Lawyers Entrepreneurs Assistance Program (NC LEAP) and will retain oversight of that program.

Licensed to practice law in North Carolina and Georgia, Horowitz previously served as an associate attorney with Gabriela J. Matthews & Associates in Durham and as a staff and contract attorney with the DeKalb County (Ga.) Child Advocacy Center.

A 2002 graduate of Indiana University, Horowitz received a bachelor’s degree in business management. She earned her law degree in 2005 from California Western School of Law in San Diego, and completed her Master of Laws in taxation at the University of Alabama School of Law in 2010.

Michelle Cofield, NCBA 4ALL“We are pleased to announce the appointment of  Mary Horowitz,” said NCBA Executive Director Allan Head. “Mary will provide excellent leadership of public service and pro bono activities while continuing her fine work with NC LEAP.”

Horowitz replaces Michelle Cofield, who has assumed the position of assistant director of public service and pro bono activities where she will focus on 4ALL and other initiatives.

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Erin Cleghorn, Director of Membership & Marketing, NCBAErin Cleghorn has joined the staff of the NC Bar Association as the director of membership and marketing

Cleghorn has served since 2007 as the associate executive director of the North Carolina State University Alumni Association, where she was the directed membership services for more than 170,000 living NCSU alumni.

She served in a similar capacity at Florida State University from 2004-07, where she was director of marketing and membership for FSU’s 260,000 alumni. From 1997-2004 Cleghorn served as membership director and producer for WFSU TV/FM, a PSB/NPR affiliate station in Tallahassee, where Florida State is located.

Cleghorn holds a bachelor’s degree in media communication from Florida State and is pursuing a master’s degree in liberal studies with a focus in non-profit management from N.C. State.

Whitney von Hamm, Wake County Bar AssociationWe are pleased to announce the appointment of Erin Cleghorn,” said NCBA Executive Director Allan Head. “Erin’s background in membership and marketing fits perfectly with the growing needs of this association."

Cleghorn replaces Whitney von Haam, who is the new executive director of the Wake County Bar Association and the 10th Judicial District Bar.

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"We're delighted that NEBA is the first regional to have a critical mass of stores," ABA chief operating officer Oren Teicher told PW. "Nationally there are about 325 stores reporting to Book Sense. We hope that the other nine regions are close behind." Teicher explained that ABA plans to generate the data and transmit it within 48 hours to NEBA, which will in turn supply it to local booksellers and media.

"The list has been a long time a-coming," said NEBA executive director Rusty Drugan. "Members' reaction has been very enthusiastic. I'm expecting members to download this and take it to their newspapers and say, 'Use this; it's free.' " Drugan also noted that the reporting stores represent close to 25% of the region's eligible general bookstores that belong to both NEBA and ABA.

NEBA treasurer Linda Ramsdell, owner of the Galaxy Bookshop in Hardwick, Vt., personally called a number of booksellers in her state. "I think we could get even more stores," she told PW. "The Book Sense bestseller list is a great tool in selling books." She credited Karl Pohrt at Shaman Drum in Ann Arbor, Mich., for getting her to report initially. "I signed up to do Book Sense, and then I didn't follow through. When he called me up, I promised him I'd do it—and I did. I felt I needed to honor my commitment to another bookseller." Local booksellers were equally responsive to her calls.

Ramsdell found that the biggest barrier was that booksellers thought reporting would be more complicated and time-consuming than it is. In addition, many smaller stores weren't aware that their three-book bestseller is rated the same as another store's 300-book bestseller.

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When I heard my friend Paul Holmes had died, I needed to write. This is what came out

Timing. It was part of the Paul Holmes genius. There were tougher questioners, better researchers, more authoritative interviews. But no-one understood the ebb and flow, the rhythm and pace, the pure performance part of an interview like Paul.

The misuse of Don McKinnon, the road rage of Tau Henare and how the Rugby World Cup train debacle is just a foretaste of things to come for Auckland

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Pairing Ramones torchbearers the Marked Men with instrumental indie gods Don Caballero was either the work of true bent genius, or a last ditch attempt to match touring bands who just happened to need shows in Philly on a Saturday night. In this day and age of package tours and label showcases, it's tough to attend a concert where there's the possibility for real musical diversity. Whatever the motivation, the bill boasted opposing poles of the punk rock mindset: traditional, three-minute puckish blasts versus avant-garde, epic-length audio explorations.

For 20 pulse-pounding minutes, the Marked Men delivered one of the most electrifying like-a-tongue-in-a-light-socket sets to grace the glittering, golden curtained Khyber stage. They launched into their no-frills, all meat and potatoes rock with the one-two punch of the first songs off On the Outside. From there they rolled out a Norman Schwarzkopf-like arsenal of heavy hitters, mostly drawn from the recent Swami Records release, Fix My Brain. Each song brilliantly bested the album versions.

The band bobbed to their musical spawn, Jim Carey doppelganger Mark Ryan lifting off with bunny hops while clutching his trusty Rickenbacker guitar like it might flee his wrath at any moment, and Lester Bangs lookalike Joe Ayoub grooving with monster bass in hand and even more monstrous mustache attacking his face. Jeff Burke belted out his Joey Ramone-inspired bellowing with carefree aplomb, hitting glorious higher-note peaks with an infectious "AAARRRGHH." Skinsman Mike Throneberry flailed away, with every snare crack and cymbal crash perfectly executed.

At their apex, the band bounced about and played so thoroughly impeccably that it seemed they might levitate to the heavens above and not come back. During the demand for an encore (the band appearing dumbfounded that anyone would request more than their allotted set time), one devotee rapturously pleaded, "Play three more, fuck the other bands!" Indeed, this is the breed of adulation the Marked Men invoke.

As the sound guy blasted Misfits and the TV broadcasted Lost Boys (with subtitles!), the man, the myth, the legendary drummer Damon Che took to the stage. He brandished a glass of some choice ale and a cigarette. He pulled from behind the bass cabinet a tremendously wide swath of wood. If you believe the lore (and the photo on Don Cab's MySpace), Che once nailed his kit to the stage. On this night however he affixed the drums to his piece of lumber.

When Che nonchalantly and shamelessly dropped trou, one could almost hear a bead of sweat smack upon the grimy linoleum. Everyone stood transfixed, disbelieving that the god-like creature before them just exchanged his slacks for a loose-fitting pair of shiny, gray basketball shorts. The Emperor had no pants.

Let's face it: Che is the star of the Don Cab show. In the old days, he had six-string savant Ian Williams to contend with. But with this cast of largely unknown characters, Che basks in the spotlight all by himself. Not that this is entirely Che's design; the audience gaped at his every fill. They laughed at his jokes and hung on to his every word (yes, the drummer did the most talking of any band member in between songs, even drunkenly singing a few words to their encore, "Farewell. Good Morning Philadelphia").

But this is Don Caballero, after all, every math rock-loving drummer's wet dream.

Such fans surely reveled in stained shorts during the band's set. Dominated by selections off their Relapse Records debut, World Class Listening Problem, Che exhibited the acumen, agility and ability that made him an indie rock household name a decade ago. After nearly every song, members of the audience ejaculated in such approbations as "That was fucking unreal!" and "How do you do that?" Che was, as Wikipedia claims, "the Octopus." Arms hammered away in dizzying waves while a machine gun double bass pedal assault thumped against the chests of everyone near the stage.

Che was only Â¼ of the proceedings. Defying allegations that they are hack scab fill-ins, guitarists Jeff Ellsworth and Gene Doyle tossed off looping, hammering, pull-off riffs. They looked like calculus professors, yet they shredded like this generation's Malmsteen or Satriani. On the sole 2 pre-Relapse songs (both from American Don), they performed near-flawless renditions of what Williams's originally cranked out through his trusty Akai Headrush pedals. Bassist Jason Jouver took many inebriated turns at inter-song banter, and held down the ship, perfectly meshing with the spastic Che.

As entertaining as the performance were the verbal exchanges that occurred whenever the band finished a song. Che established casual rapport with the audience immediately, beginning the set by proclaiming "We're Don Caballero, the band that keeps on doing." As the night progressed and the heat (and alcohol) had their affect, Che began demanding, "Please turn up the air conditioning. I thought it was understood that the AC would be raised during our set." Later, the exasperated and sweat-drenched drummer declared, "Don Caballero fans are not sheep. They are the kind of people that get things done. So someone please make it cooler in here."

Prior to the expected encore, Che collapsed behind his kit, one wet towel beneath his head and one over his face. As he managed to pull himself to his throne, he said, "We're going to play a very special farewell. And when I say special, I mean special. And when I say farewell, I mean farewell." With that, they bid au revoir with an extended version of "Fire Back About Your New Baby's Sex" from American Don.

Who says what burns never returns? Don Cab are back. The Marked Men are out there breathing fiery new life into punk rock. And you will probably never see these two bands play together again.


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I've read allot about the syncro problem.
The cheap 30 dollar ones (Doorman) have too small a roll pin in them that can sheer off.
The specs on them are not very good either, they are usually quite sloppy, even from new.
Many here say don't scrimp and get the Motor Craft brand, but shop around for a good price.

Mine is in good shape yet, and I plan on squirting a bit if Tri-Flow in there at least every 6 months to keep it that way.
The sleeve bearing dries out (usually makes allot of racket) becomes sloppy and chews the sensor all to pieces as well as the tooth that passes in front of the sensor _ like yours.

They go for a long time like this before any codes are thrown up.
Technically the thing is still working, although it may not be telling the computer the precise moment to inject the fuel in, the truck will still run well enough and go unnoticed.
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