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April 19, 2021 — Los Angeles
This piece originally appeared in JNS.
The story goes like this:
A Jewish student is elected to the university's student government. The student's fitness for office is challenged by peers who question whether that student can maintain "neutrality" on campus issues because of their Jewish identity. The student is targeted for impeachment, presumed guilty of the apparent high crime of being a Jew.
Several cases following this exact formula have disrupted campus life at schools across North America, causing Jewish students to feel isolated and ostracized simply because of who they are. At UCLA, the University of Southern California, McGill, Tufts and other campuses, a common thread in anti-Zionist activism has been attacking students for their Jewish identity.
Perpetrators of anti-Jewish discrimination insist that their bigotry comes from authentic desire to combat the "oppression and subjugation of the Palestinian people." They claim that "Zionists" are the targets of these campaigns. Protesters chant "No Zionists!" during campus rallies, and student organizations exist solely to demonize and ostracize Zionism on campus. One former New York University Students for Justice in Palestine president made the goal very clear: "Our point is to make being Zionist uncomfortable on the NYU campus."
For most Jews, being Jewish and Zionist go hand in hand. A Gallup poll found that 95 percent of American Jews have a favorable view of Israel. Similarly, a 2020 American Jewish Committee survey found that 85 percent of American Jews believe that rejecting Israel's right to exist—in other words, rejecting Zionism's core principle—is antisemitic. Since Zionism is rooted in Jewish identity and since Jews are overwhelmingly pro-Israel, as a result, any anti-Zionist activity on campus will unquestionably have a negative impact on Jewish students. In effect, to target Zionists is to target Jews.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism makes clear that this kind of persecution of Jews for their affinity for Israel is unmistakably antisemitic, even as the definition explicitly protects the rights of anti-Israel activists to criticize the Jewish state.
But even as they are busy impeaching Jewish students on nonsense charges, the anti-Israel crowd is also working hard to prevent schools from adopting the IHRA definition as an educational tool.
Why would groups that are "only" anti-Zionist try to obscure campus antisemitism, even as hate-crime data continues to show that Jews are by far the No. 1 victims of hate crimes against any religious group? The better to continue cloaking their own Jew-hatred as a legitimate political position, of course!
Nevertheless, Jewish student activists on two-dozen campuses have successfully campaigned for their student governments to recognize the definition. This is a phenomenal achievement by Jewish students and their caring, committed allies. The contrast is stark: Jewish students are defining antisemitism while safeguarding free-speech rights while their opponents are busy canceling Jews.
That impeachment of Jewish campus representatives is a recurring motif in student government chambers is concerning enough, but where are the choruses of allied voices we would expect were this kind of discrimination to be directed towards students of any other identity?
One explanation is no one is paying attention. The Michigan Daily found in 2020 that among Big Ten schools, no campus reached more than 17 percent turnout for student government elections. Even at Tufts and Columbia, where a pair of highly controversial and well-publicized referenda to cut ties with Israel were on special election ballots this fall, neither vote saw turnout above 42 percent.
Apathy—both towards student governments and the Jewish campus experience more broadly—is indeed among the culprits. But the bigger issue is a campus culture that not only does not understand antisemitism but considers purging Jews from leadership roles to be legitimate political speech.
It's time to stop treating these Jewish witch-hunts as isolated incidents and to start addressing the systemic persecution of Jewish student leaders. Better understanding of antisemitism and Zionism via the working definition is an important first step, but university leaders must make it abundantly clear that the culture of canceling Jews for being Jewish remains out of bounds.
Zev Hurwitz is the American Jewish Committee's director of campus affairs.
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So he has no problem with the Bulldogs spending the holiday season getting ready for the Capital One Bowl instead of a BCS game like the Sugar Bowl.
"Would I have liked to have been in the national championship game? Yeah, of course," the junior tight end said. "Quite frankly, that's the only game I really wanted to go to. If we were in New Orleans now, it would be cool, but I wouldn't be any more excited than I would playing in the Capital One. That's the approach I'm taking."
Playing Nebraska on New Year's Day may not have had Georgia fans jumping up and down, but the Bulldogs were scheduled to arrive Wednesday in Orlando ready for a week of fun, sun and practices leading up to Tuesday's 1 p.m. game.
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Kenarious Gates, the 6-foot-5, 318-pound junior offensive tackle for Georgia, is ready for the roller coasters. He's just hoping for better luck than he had last summer at Six Flags near Atlanta when he tried to get on the Batman and Superman rides.
"None of the rides would fit me because my shoulders were too big," Gates said. "I'm going to go try it. I love roller coasters. I'm not afraid of heights. I like to have fun, so hopefully I can get on some rides."
Players will get a chance to shop until they drop on Sunday night at Best Buy, or rather, until they spend their $470 bowl limit.
They also will receive an $80 commemorative watch as a gift from the bowl.
Georgia was slated to resume bowl practice Wednesday night and will hold five total in Orlando before Tuesday's game.
The team will practice at Celebration High School in nearby Kissimmee.
Nebraska was slated to leave Wednesday afternoon from Lincoln on a team charter flight and will practice for the first time on site this morning at Freedom High School.
"It's a fun trip," Georgia freshman tailback Todd Gurley said. "I'm just ready to go down there and just enjoy it and also take care of business as far as practice and trying to win the game."
Lynch is among some Georgia players who hit the Orlando amusement parks when they played in the Under Armour all-star game as high school seniors.
He got a chance to go to the Capital One Bowl then when Georgia beat Michigan State 24-12 at the end of the 2008 season.
"My family made a trip out of it," said senior linebacker Christian Robinson, who redshirted that season. "They stayed at Disney World for three days while they were down there and had a great time. For families and for the team, it's just a fun experience."
Tight end Jay Rome said he made annual AAU basketball trips to Orlando from his hometown in Valdosta.
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The forecast calls for temperatures later in the week to be in the upper 60s and into the 70s.
"It's as good, if not the very best, bowl experience we've had as a team," Richt said. "I think our players will enjoy everything. I know our players enjoyed it back in 2008 after that season. I know the coaches' wives and children enjoy it as well."


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Palm Jumeirah est un archipel artificiel des Émirats arabes unis baigné par le golfe Persique. Il a la forme d'un palmier constituée d'un tronc et seize palmes entourés d'un croissant de onze kilomètres de long qui délimite un lagon. L'archipel fait environ cinq kilomètres de diamètre. Son maître d'œuvre est Nakheel Properties.

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Palm Jumeirah est le plus petit des trois palmiers des Palm Islands. Il est situé au niveau du quartier de Jumeirah qui comptent déjà l'hôtel Burj-Al-Arab, l'hôtel Jumeirah Beach et l'hôtel Atlantis The Palm. Il est conçu principalement pour l'habitat privé et touristique.

Le tronc qui mesure deux kilomètres de long est relié au continent par le . Il accueille un monorail en son centre, ainsi que des voies rapides sur les côtés. Il devait aussi être traversé par un réseau de canaux sur tout sa longueur, mais celui-ci n'a pas été mis en œuvre. Sur son côté Est se trouveront  tandis que le côté Ouest abritera 25 hôtels, des commerces, restaurants, etc. Au centre du tronc devait s'élever une tour jumelle se rejoignant mais elle fut annulée. Un centre commercial, Le Nakheel mall est en construction. À l'extrémité du tronc se trouveront des marinas ( au total) et l'accès aux palmes.

Dans les seize palmes se trouvent  privées de luxe de trois types (,  et ) abritant .

Le croissant, long de onze kilomètres, est composé de trois îles courbées. L'île centrale, la plus grande, est reliée à l'extrémité du palmier par un tunnel sous-marin. Ce croissant accueille des palaces et des hôtels de luxe, comme l'hôtel Atlantis The Palm, qui a ouvert le  et qui compte .

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Sa construction a démarré en aout 2001 et devait être achevée en , plus d'un an après la date d'inauguration initiale, le retard étant dû à des modifications de conception, notamment le percement de deux passes dans le croissant. Les travaux ont pris fin en 2009.

Selon Le Monde, la fréquentation du site reste faible. L'eau des canaux est peu renouvelée, et la construction a tassé les fondations en sable . Selon le New York Times, la structure s'enfonce de 5mm par an.

Faune
Pendant les saisons estivales, les méduses fréquentent les plages entourant le Palm. Début 2020, en raison de la réduction de l'activité humaine pendant la pandémie de COVID-19, une augmentation de la faune, comme les dauphins, autour du Palm Jumeirah a été observée.

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The Oldest Millennials Just Turned 35: How Gen Y Is Growing Up, Getting Wise And Beating The Odds
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Millennials will compose three-quarters of working-age Americans by 2025
The oldest millennials, born in 1981 according to Pew Research Center, just hit undeniable adulthood. And, at age 35, they should have it together. Yet research and the media alike paint Generation Y as lost, poor, heavily in debt, apolitical and unemployed.
A deeper analysis, however, reveals that such data is often skewed by the inclusion of younger millennials—the youngest of whom are only 10. Upon reviewing dozens of studies, my own findings suggest that older millennials have, in fact, grown up.
Despite a mediocre economy, catastrophic education costs and constant ridicule, most 20-somethings are certain that things will get better. If the state of their older cohort is any indication, they may be right.
What follows is evidence for optimism:
1. Older millennials are employed.
Millennials as a whole have a higher unemployment rate than any other generation; around 12% depending on the survey. But this figure is misleading for several reasons.
First, as mentioned, the youngest millennials are 10 years old and not eligible for full-time work. Secondly, even if we only include adults ages 18 and up, 40% of 18-24 year olds are in college. Articles citing massive millennial unemployment rates sidestep this statistic. Finally, while unemployment may be high for recent college grads, multiple studies show that the unemployment rate for older millennials is the same as the rest of the nation's. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, just 5% of 25-34 year olds are unemployed. Meanwhile, the median salary for Americans between 28 and 36 is $48,000, and 14% earn over $100,000. And our income is improving: Pew reports that weekly earnings for millennials ages 18-34 have increased since 2012.
2. They're managing their debt.
Older millennials are paying back student loans and other debt surprisingly quickly. Though millennials as a group are 2.4 times more likely than average to have outstanding student loans, older millennials are only 1.8 times more likely. According to Pew, Americans under 35 are paying off their student debt faster than any other generation.
In fact, adults under 35 cut their overall levels of debt by 29% from 2007 to 2010 (from $21,912 to $15,473), while older Americans reduced theirs by only 8% ($32,543 to $30,070). And, despite rising costs of education, Pew reports that the "share of younger households with debt of any kind fell to 78%, the lowest level since the federal government started collecting that data in 1983."
Though (or perhaps because) millennials are saddled with an average of $30,000 in student debt, they have less other kinds of debt. The Wall Street Journal reports that millennials of all ages have fewer credit cards and carry an average credit card balance of $2,700—40% less than the national average. And, according to Pew, just 39% of households under 35 carried any credit card balance, compared to 50% in 2001.
3. They're saving earlier and more.
A Wells Fargo survey revealed that eight in 10 millennials said "the recession convinced them they must save more now." As a result, more than half regularly put away, according to TIME. Older Millennials have more saved in their 401(k) than any other generation. The U.S. Chamber Foundation found that millennials started saving for retirement an average of 13 years earlier than Baby Boomers. And, even though they're further away from retirement, millennials continue to save more than Generation X.
4. They're spending smarter.
Older millennials tend to spend their money on appreciable assets—like the stock market and real estate—not depreciating liabilities—like cars. In fact, only a third of millennials own a car. As consequence, only a third of under 35 year olds owed money on a car in 2011, compared with 44% in 2007.
Instead, 60% of 30-33 year olds reported owning or planning to purchase a home in the next year. For those who can't yet afford one, it's top on their to-do list. Twenty percent of adult millennials named owning a home as one of their most important priorities in life, directly behind being a good parent and having a successful marriage.
Finally, while only 27% of younger millennials invest in stocks, nearly half of older millennials do. Older millennials are also 32% more likely than the rest of the nation to engage in online trading.
5. They are smarter.
Forty percent of today's 30 year olds went to college, according to Pew Social Trends. Millennials as a whole have the highest high school completion rate in over two decades, with 72% graduating and 68% going on to college.
But older millennials aren't just more educated. By some standards, they're more intelligent. University of Otago psychology and political studies professor Jim Flynn famously found that U.S. IQ scores have steadily risen in the last century; the average person now has a higher IQ than 95% of the population had in 1900. Millennials consequently score six to nine points higher than their parents' generation, Flynn told The Washington Post.
Millennials are "more adapted to a far more complicated world" , says Flynn. People with high IQs are lateral thinkers prone to "solving business problems on [their] feet rather than running to the boss for help." They're also better able to "attack a wider range of conceptual problems." More concretely, the American Psychological Association points out that high IQ scores are correlated with both high grades in school and superior job performance.
If you're not yet impressed with today's 30-something millennials, consider that they had just entered the workforce during the 2008 recession. Millennials will compose three-quarters of working-age Americans by 2025 . The oldest among them, symbols of resilience, are prepared to lead us.
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Testing should be considered in all patients with a hereditary small vessel disease of unknown etiology (Verdura et al. 2015. PubMed ID: 26063658).
Cerebral arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy is a disease of the small blood vessels of the brain that ultimately leads to vascular dementia. Two forms of the disease, CADASIL and CARASIL, are distinguished based on the mode of inheritance, genetic defect, and histopathology.
CADASIL (Cerebral Autosomal Dominant Arteriopathy with Subcortical Infarcts and Leukoencephalopathy) was previously referred to as hereditary multi-infarct dementia, chronic familial vascular encephalopathy, and familial subcortical dementia with arteriopathic leukoencephalopathy. It is a primary vascular disease due to the degeneration of vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMC) mainly in the small arteries penetrating the white matter of the brain. The progressive loss of VSMC results in the thickening of the walls of the affected vessels and accumulation of granular osmiophilic material (GOM). This leads to reduced cerebral blood flow and progressive neurological deterioration (Stevens et al. 1977. PubMed ID: 69080; Davous and Fallet-Bianco. 1991. PubMed ID: 1853035).
CADASIL is clinically heterogeneous even among related affected individuals. Symptoms usually begin during the third and fourth decades of life (Chabriat et al. 1995. PubMed ID: 7564728). However, childhood and juvenile onset have been documented (Hartley et al. 2010. PubMed ID: 20197270; Cleves et al. 2010. PubMed ID: 21078731). The most common features are migraine, usually with aura; transient and recurrent subcortical ischemic strokes in the absence of hypertension; gait disturbance; urinary incontinence, psychiatric disturbances ranging from mood changes to severe depression; and progressive cognitive decline characterized by deterioration of executive function and working memory, and eventually dementia (Ruchoux et al. 1995. PubMed ID: 7676806; Lesnik Oberstein et al. 2001. PubMed ID: 11571335; Amberla et al. 2004. PubMed ID: 15143298).
Additional features include acute encephalopathy characterized by confusion, headache, numbness, fever, seizures, and coma; epilepsy; subclinical peripheral neuropathy; and asymptomatic retinal vascular abnormalities. Cardiovascular events have been reported in some patients (Lesnik Oberstein et al. 2003. PubMed ID: 12861102). MRI findings consist of lacunar infarcts and hyperintense lesions that appear first in the subcortical white matter and basal ganglia (Chabriat et al. 1995. PubMed ID: 7564728). Microbleeds have been documented (Choi et al. 2006. PubMed ID: 17135568; Rutten and Lesnik Oberstein 2016. PubMed ID: 20301673).
The prevalence of CADASIL is unknown. However, it has been reported to account for ~11% of cases of lacunar infarcts with coexisting leukoencephalopathy in patients younger than 50 years of age (Dong et al. 2003. PubMed ID: 12511775). CADASIL affects individuals from various ethnic and geographic backgrounds (Ducros et al. 1996. PubMed ID: 8554054).
CARASIL (Cerebral autosomal recessive arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy) was previously referred to as Maeda syndrome. The progressive loss of VSMC results in the thickening and splitting of the internal elastic lamina. In CARASIL, there is no accumulation of granular osmiophilic material (GOM) that is characteristic of CADASIL.
Symptoms usually begin during the third decade of life, but later onset have been reported. Most common symptoms include alopecia, ischemic strokes with no hypertension, premature baldness, severe low back pain, personality changes, cognitive deficit and dementia. Additional features include gait disturbance resulting from spasticity of the lower extremities, facial palsy, seizures, convulsions, keratosis, xeroderma, and pigmentary nevus. MRI findings consist of diffuse white matter changes and multiple lacunar infarctions in the basal ganglia and thalamus (Fukutake 2011. PMID: 21215656; Nozaki et al. 2014. PMID: 25116877).
CARASIL is rare and affects more males than females. To date about 50 cases have been reported in the literature (Hara et al. 2009. PubMed ID: 19387015; Tikka et al. 2014. PubMed ID: 25323668).
See also Onodera et al. 2014. PubMed ID: 20437615.
CADASIL is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner with high penetrance. It is classified in two subtypes, CADASIL1 and 2, based on the genetic cause.
CADASIL1 is caused by pathogenic variants in the NOTCH3 gene (Joutel et al. 1996. PubMed ID: 8878478). CADASIL 2 results from pathogenic variants in the HTRA1 gene (Verdura et al. 2015. PubMed ID: 26063658). CADASIL2 differs from CADASIL1 by a later age of onset, usually during the fifth and sixth decades in life.
NOTCH3 pathogenic variants account for up to 96% of patients fulfilling the diagnostic criteria of CADASIL (Peters et al. 2005. PubMed ID: 16009764). About 300 pathogenic variants have been reported to date. The vast majority are missense variants. They are mostly predicted to result in the gain or loss of cysteine residues in the extracellular domain of the protein. A few small deletions, insertions, indels and splice site variants have been reported. Most of these are expected to result, at the protein level, in inframe deletions that result in an even number of cysteine residues. Two deletions that are predicted to result in a frameshift with premature protein termination have been documented. To date, no large deletions or duplications have been reported (Human Gene Mutation Database).
The great majority of the pathogenic variants are inherited from an affected parent. Although, rare, de novo pathogenic variants have been reported (Joutel et al. 2000. PubMed ID: 10716263; Coto et al. 2006. PubMed ID: 16796587).
NOTCH3 encodes a transmembrane protein that is a member of the NOTCH receptor family. NOTCH signaling is involved in the regulation of various processes in both the embryo and the adult. In adult human tissues, NOTCH3 is expressed exclusively in vascular smooth muscle cells and in pericytes. In CADASIL1, abnormal NOTCH3 protein accumulates on the cell membrane of the VSMCs (Joutel et al. 2000. PubMed ID: 10712431).
To date, 13 missense and one splicing variants in the HTRA1 gene have been reported in several families with a history of autosomal dominant cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD), and features similar to that of NOTCH3-related CADASIL, with no pathogenic variants in NOTCH3 (Verdura et al. 2015. PubMed ID: 26063658; Nozaki et al. 2016. PubMed ID: 27164673). Subsequently, the phenotype was denoted CADASIL2.
CARASIL is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. It is caused by pathogenic homozygous or compound heterozygous variants in the HTRA1 gene (Hara et al. 2009. PubMed ID: 19387015). Penetrance appears to be incomplete. White matter lesions of various severities have been observed in a number of clinically unaffected parents of CARASIL patients (Bianchi et al. 2014. PubMed ID: 24500651; Chen et al. 2013. PubMed ID: 23963851).
Although alopecia is a hallmark feature of CARASIL, HTRA1 pathogenic variants have been reported in three patients with a clinical diagnosis of CARASIL and no alopecia (Nishimoto et al. 2011. PubMed ID: 21482952; Bianchi et al. 2014. PubMed ID: 24500651).
A total of twelve pathogenic variants have been reported to date, which include 8 missense and 4 truncating variants. No large deletions or duplications have been reported (Human Gene Mutation Database).
HTRA1 pathogenic variants have been reported in patients from various ethnic and geographic backgrounds including Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish and Romanian (Tikka et al. 2014. PubMed ID: 25323668; Bianchi et al. 2014. PubMed ID: 24500651; Khaleeli et al. 2015. PubMed ID: 25957642; Menezes Cordeiro et al. 2015. PubMed ID: 25712943).
The HTRA1 gene encodes a serine protease that regulates transforming growth factor–beta signaling. In CARASIL, HTRA1 pathogenic variants result in decreased protease activity, which leads to dysregulation of TGF-beta signaling (Hara et al. 2009. PubMed PMID: 19387015). In CADASIL2, HTRA1 variants result in decreased protease activity and in inhibited wild-type HTRA1 activity (Nozaki et al. 2016. PubMed ID: 27164673).
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HTRA1 pathogenic variants have been reported in about 5% of patients with a clinical diagnosis of cerebral small vessel disease and no pathogenic variants in the NOTCH3 gene, referred to as CADASIL2 (Nozaki et al. 2016. PubMed ID: 27164673).
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Cassandra at the Wedding
One hope I have this year is to read more women writers than last, so when I was recommended Dorothy Baker's final novel, Cassandra at the Wedding, by Jacqui over at Jacquiwine, it seemed the perfect opportunity to acquaint myself with a writer I had never encountered before. It's perhaps not entirely unsurprising that Baker was a new name to me – her four novels appeared sporadically between 1938 and 1962, with the first and last rescued from oblivion by the New York Review of Books in 2012.
Her second novel, Trio, was adapted by Baker and her husband into a play shortly after publication, a fact I found interesting considering Cassandra at the Wedding's dramatic structure. Although split into three parts (the first and third from Cassandra's point of view, the second from that of her sister Judith), part one's division into three chapters gives the novel the feel of a five-act play. This is intensified by its largely single setting, and the way in which Cassandra's arrival triggers the introduction of the other characters (her father, grandmother, and sister) with further characters appearing in later acts (Judith's fiancé, Jack, and Cassandra's therapist, Vera). Like many American plays of the 40s and 50s, it places a family together to reveal the tensions and secrets beneath the surface. Although the wedding is the ostensible reason for Cassandra's arrival, it is Cassandra, and her relationship with her twin sister Judith, that is the focus of the play – with Baker arranging for the marriage itself to be downplayed, almost an aside.
Cassandra arrives not for the wedding but in the belief that Judith – "the dazed, hood-winked, marriage-prone bride" – will not go through with it. Everything originates in their close relationship growing up, a relationship that Cassandra does not expect to end. Baker uses as piano they bought together to symbolise their symbiotic ties:
"It was unmistakably a Boesendorfer, meant for us, and we became its co-owners right away. Without conferring. Without the slightest need to."
For Cassandra, their permanent separation would be akin to sawing the piano in half. It is on the day that the piano is delivered that Cassandra remembers Judith saying, "We ought to live this way, don't you think?"
"It was as if I'd been waiting all my life to hear her say it, and I said yes, oh yes, how could we imagine it ever being any other way?"
Baker cleverly presents the novel's first half from Casandra's point of view, giving the reader an initial sympathy that is difficult to shake entirely even as we slowly discover that she is both damaged and manipulative. After spending the first night drinking and talking to her sister (Jack is off-stage at the moment, his collection from the airport a task both Judith and Cassandra plan to undertake), she convinces herself that Judith shares her feelings:
"…maybe after we're together again someplace, wherever we decide to be – Tenerife, possibly, for a while – I might go on to something new, try a balanced diet, get a tan, swim a lot, run up and down the beach, write from six until ten in the morning…"
The list echoes everything she is not doing – she hardly eats, has becomes sunburned on the journey (a nice touch, the burning representing her frenzied mental state), finds she can no longer hold her breath for long (the sisters were swimmers), and refuses to write, anxious she could not live up to her dead mother who was a writer. Everything is put off until she has Judith, and it is little wonder that she attempts suicide when she discovers Judith intends to go ahead with the wedding. (Death has been in the air since the start: when she says, "The bridge looks good again", in the first few pages she is not referring to the view).
Only with Cassandra incapacitated do we finally get to hear Judith's voice, and Jack, bringer of common sense, finally makes an appearance. In comparison with the other characters Jack seems dull and dependable, providing a direct contrast to Cassandra. The emergency phone booth Cassandra used to call ahead when she was on her way home is dismissed by Jack: "This isn't an emergency." When Judith comments, with reference to Cassandra, "All I wanted to do was die," he is angered by the hyperbole:
"Quit talking about wanting to die…Dying is a big thing."
It is, of course, Jack who saves Cassandra, rather than her therapist, Vera, whose desperate drive to her side echoes Cassandra's own sudden decision to head home a day early to be with Judith. We finish again with the bridge, in a scene which could be regarded as optimistic or fore-shadowing something much darker – perhaps a prophecy we do not understand.
Cassandra at the Wedding is a wonderful book – thanks again to Jacqui for suggesting it.
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Lars Eberlein (* 11. Mai 1971) ist ein deutscher Unternehmer und Sportfunktionär.

Ausbildung und beruflicher Werdegang
Eberlein entstammt aus einer Unternehmer-Familie im nordhessischen Schwalmstadt-Ziegenhain. Er besuchte bis zur zehnten Klasse das Gymnasium Melanchthon-Schule. Mit 17 wechselte er auf das Friedrich-List-Wirtschaftsgymnasium in Kassel. Nach dem Abitur absolvierte Eberlein bei der Commerzbank in Frankfurt am Main eine Ausbildung zum Bankkaufmann, die er 1993 abschloss.

Im Jahr zuvor, 1992, gründete sein Vater Karl-Walter Eberlein die Eberlein Service und Marketing GmbH (ESM): Mit Unterstützung dieser Holding sollten Instandhaltungsbereiche von ehemaligen DDR-Staatsbetrieben in Unternehmen umgewandelt werden. Um seinen Vater kaufmännisch zu unterstützen, übernahm Lars Eberlein 1994 mit 23 Jahren die Position des kaufmännischen Geschäftsführers und wurde Mitgesellschafter. Im selben Jahr begann er ein BWL-Studium an der Philipps-Universität Marburg und wechselte später zur Fernuniversität Hagen. Nach dem Abschluss des Vordiploms beendete er sein Studium vorzeitig, um sich auf seine Tätigkeit als Unternehmer konzentrieren zu können.

Nach dem Ausscheiden seines Vaters aus der Unternehmensgruppe 2009 gründete Eberlein zusammen mit dem Finanzinvestor Deutsche Private Equity (DPE) 2011 die "Parcom Holding für technische Gebäudeausrüstung GmbH", die 2013 schließlich in Anlehnung an die Begriffe "Elektro" und "Vision" in Elevion GmbH umbenannt wurde. In dieser Zeit wurde die Gruppe stark ausgebaut und wuchs auf rund 340 Millionen Euro Leistung und mehr 2000 Mitarbeiter an. 2019 firmiert die ESM als LEventura GmbH mit Sitz in Jena mit Eberlein als geschäftsführendem Gesellschafter. 2017 erfolgte der Verkauf der Elevion Gruppe an den tschechischen Energiekonzern ČEZ, a.s. Eberlein blieb zunächst für zwei weitere Jahre Geschäftsführer der Gruppe und wurde anschließend Beiratsmitglied und Geschäftsführer der Elevion Deutschland Holding sowie der Beteiligungsgesellschaft. Im Dezember 2019 wurde sein Vorhaben bekannt, sich geschäftlich als Geldgeber am Bau von Wohnungen für den Verein Oberlinhaus in Potsdam zu beteiligen und zusammen mit Jochen Voigt rund 100 Millionen Euro in das Bauvorhaben zu stecken.

Engagement im Basketball
2007 wurde Eberlein Geschäftsführer der jenArena GmbH & Co. KG, einem Unternehmenskonsortium, das zusammen mit der Stadt Jena als Public-Private-Partnership (PPP)-Projekt den Bau einer Multifunktionsarena vorantreiben wollte. Hauptnutzer sollte der in der 2. Bundesliga Süd spielende Basketballverein Science City Jena sein, der damals noch unter dem Namen "POM Baskets" antrat. Nach der überraschenden Zweitliga-Meisterschaft und dem damit verbundenen Aufstieg in die Basketball-Bundesliga entstand als Übergangslösung eine Leichtbauarena. Als die Mannschaft nach einer Saison als Tabellenletzter 2008 wieder aus der Bundesliga abstieg, verabschiedete sich die Stadt Jena aus dem Hallenprojekt. Im April 2009 übernahm Eberlein das Amt des Geschäftsführers der Betreibergesellschaft der Basketball-Mannschaft und übernahm den kaufmännischen Bereich, während Tino Stumpf als weiterer Geschäftsführer die Verantwortung für den sportlichen Bereich erhielt.

Engagement im Fußball
Bei den Planungen für den Umbau des Jenaer Ernst-Abbe-Sportfelds in ein reines Fußballstadion mit 15 100 Plätzen erhielt das von Geschäftsführer Eberlein geleitete Bewerberkonsortium der jenArena GmbH & Co KG zusammen mit dem belgischen Unternehmen Elex den Zuschlag für Planung, Bau und Betrieb des neuen Stadions, das 2023 fertig sein soll.

Im Februar 2022 wurde Eberleins Vorhaben bekannt, mit seinem Unternehmen jenArena ab der Saison 2022/23 als Gesellschafter beim FC Carl Zeiss Jena einzusteigen. Im März 2022 wurde der Übernahme der Anteile durch Eberleins Unternehmen auf der Mitgliederversammlung zugestimmt. Angekündigt wurde, dass jenArena zwei Millionen Euro in die Spielbetriebs GmbH einzahlt.

Persönliches
Als Fußballer spielte Eberlein 20 Jahre bei seinem Heimatverein Tuspo Ziegenhain, der in dieser Zeit in der 3. und 4. sowie 5. Liga spielte.

Eberlein ist seit 2001 verheiratet und hat einen Sohn.

In den letzten Jahren übernahm Eberlein verschiedene ehrenamtliche Tätigkeiten wie das Vorstandsmandat der Sparkassen-Stiftung in Jena.

Fußnoten

Deutscher
Unternehmer (Jena)
Geboren 1971
Mann
Basketballfunktionär (Medipolis SC Jena)


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Ciao n°4 (nero), (2012) by Valentin Carron
Swiss artist brings scooter to Venice
Valentin Carron will present "an elegant discussion on the complexity of defining sculpture" in The Swiss Pavilion
The steel snakes mimic some metal beasts which adorn the Zurich fire department; the Piaggio Ciao scooter is less the glamorous Roman Holiday accessory than the low-cost southern Mediterranean necessity; the wall-mounted 'window' pieces recall a kind of Modernist reading of church icons, but, are, in fact, quite secular, and fashioned from fiberglass.
Is there one overriding theme in The Swiss Pavilion's exhibition at The Venice Biennale? It seems as if 35-year-old Valentin Carron will present a fairly heterogeneous show, delighting in a kind of ambiguity, which curator, Giovanni Carmine of director of Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen, describes as "an elegant discussion on the complexity of defining sculpture."
Carron is perhaps best known for presenting a huge black cross at Art Basel 2009, and widely regarded as an artist who dwells on the local symbols and traditions of his native Valais canton in southern Switzerland, not so much as to affirm the unchanging vernacular culture, but rather to reveal its false, artificial nature.
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For the Biennale, he's installed an 80-metre, slim iron snake, which, Carron says is a copy of a Zurich fire station decoration described as being "like a gaze wandering through the room." There are also sets of 'windows', or semi-flat wall sculptures which, as the Swiss press release explains were "inspired by the public and religious architecture of the 1950s... ...recall modernist abstract paintings but are in fact made out of fibre-glass." Also included in the show are some bronze sculptures of squashed musical instruments and the aforementioned Piaggio Ciao scooter, a kind of low-cost readymade.
While there isn't a single leitmotif, other than different forms sculpture can take, Carron does appear to be a brave choice for the Swiss, since the artist seems to prefer to upset national stereotypes than indulge in nationalistic boosterism. Carron doesn't like to think of the Biennale as a kind of artistic Olympiad, but rather an artistic duty, to fill the great pavilion, designed in 1952 by Bruno Giacometti, with worthy art. Is this a position we would prefer all nations and artists adopted?
For further insight, take a look at this video, where Carron discusses the forthcoming exhibition with Giovanni Carmine. Visitors can see the works from 1 June, when the Biennale opens. For a greater understanding of Carron's works, take a look at our Younger Than Jesus volume, where we profile Carron alongside 499 of his contemporaries.
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Back to School in Birmingham; Birmingham: Testament of Nonviolence, Part 4 [1 of 2]
Back to school in Birmingham Birmingham testament of nonviolence part four released from jail. Now back to school instructions from the Reverend Ralph Abernathy one of the leaders of the Birmingham movement. On Monday mugging. You are back to school was. God. God not God want you to promise me something on this. Monday morning. You ought to go back to school. Oh not everybody is going back to school let me hear you say amen was. And now nobody. Listen to me listen to me to. Know about it. It's been expanded all from school. Was the.
Now you are to go back to school on Monday Mon. Now you may have gotten a letter. Calling for you to meet with the superintendent of education. I want to principal I would somebody. If you are to meet with the ham. Go dressed up. And no go bowed down. I would have broken a ha ha bow down me. But go home and look him dead in the ass. And tell. Him. That according to what you have been taught. In the public schools of Birmingham Alabama. What you have been taught. That you have merely been obeying those autumn's that you have only protested. Law that is
unconstitutional in a peaceful manner. This is what you are to see. Go back to school fill up to school on Monday Mon. And then give them a chance to experience. This. If they expand. If they tell you that you are to stay after school for one hour. Out of two to sweep the floor this is an interface. Don't sweep it. Gone because every time they told me that I was to go to jail I didn't go running from them did. But I voluntarily went to jail. I was willing to accept the consequences for what I had done wrong according to them. Now you have been out of school not
right. Cause you've been yet 16th Street Baptist Church. So if they tell you that you are to sweep the floor to stay a few hours after school go away. The reading here and do that. But if they are foolish enough to suspend our experiment from school. Then I'll tell you what to do. You let the rest of the school know about it. And the whole school. Board and a march outside that. Was. Hand. In hand. And you will not come back to 16th Street Baptist Church. But what will you do on my show Ron. That school was. And march around in search of not much numbers that the
principal would invite us to come on in only an hour have. Them. And serve notice on um. That you're not dumb on each. But just one day all round that school. And the next school you a march on over to the white school hour have. Ha ha ha. Ha. Ha you're not a fan of. The. Today we're going home. And we're going home and it all in the fashion. We are not going to go down and try and integrate the lunch counters. We're going to wait until we hear from the mass media. When we are to go down.
Tomorrow we are together here at 16th Street Baptist Church and pick up our phone and knock on every door in our neighborhood and all can I as the bass voter registration drive in the nation. Sunday we had to go to church if they let us Ian. All right. If they ask us to leave we have to do what. Monday moning. We ought to go back to school just like nothing never happened. Read Only black We've been walkin e. Don't be have a gun and don't be hard. If they bite if they tell you to go see the Board of Education walk rather than. Looking up. Look at him then and now was. Telling me I'm a to have done nothing wrong for you did in his school. That every man is entitle to
the same rights under the Constitution of the United States of America was. If they put your artist to you are to march. And get a free negro in that school to march with year round at school. For one day and then the next day you get to March 1. To the white school. Now don't you think that's fair enough. Ah. God. Bless you. And God keep you. Now I know that I've been talking to law. What I said to you. Ah. I say to you now. DOC. Don't don't lead me don't do me like that. I say to you now. Martin Luther King is not going to leave Birmingham
Alabama. Ah. Ralph Abernathy. Is not going to leave. When am Alabama you may hear that we have to go to Atlanta on son next to a preacher not churches and audited we can make a little money to pay the rent and keep you want appeal going. What do we will be in Birmingham until Birmingham lives up to these commitments. And here Birmingham does not live up to these commitments. Then we are going to lead you in on a number that is larger than the number that John saw was a hit.
EAT ANYTHING YOU. Can. Eat can. You. Please. Can. You. Freedom. Now. No more waiting. Now. Birmingham's young Negroes skipped school took their chances. They pledge themselves to nonviolence and defied the law. They marched on city hall and went to jail. College students high school students teenagers not in school. Children in grade school. Little kids 7 years old 6 years old. They overflowed the jails. Many arrested and later released simply got themselves arrested again and again. Of the more than three thousand two hundred demonstrators arrested the greater number were teenagers and younger children. The Birmingham movement's 38 day direct
action campaign to bring about integration became in its climactic week a sensually a children's crusade. Most of the students return to school on Monday May 13th following the negotiated terminations of the Direct Action Campaign and a Mother's Day weekend of violence and rioting. A high school senior describes her return to school. This morning to tell me that I wouldn't let my ring and I have my ring on my finger I have my invitation and everything that will graduate on my. Regulations. Thank you. What's cool is this. This is high school. So far as you know did any of the students have any difficulties. Welcome back to school they're proud of us. Bob Polk ministered to use of the Riverside Church in the city of New York joined our WIVB reporting team in Birmingham to explore opinions attitudes and experiences of the young Negroes taking part in the integration campaign.
During this program you will hear a number of Negro teenagers discussing with him their attitudes and experiences. Well first of all I have been sitting around the house. You know when the paper was going to happen the next day and things like this and one of my fans approached me with the idea of going down to a youth meeting and the youth meetings were held in the afternoon. And one day I went down and they were holding a workshop and I became very interested. They were given you instructions as to probe and I went back the next day and I found going back every day and this really. This is the real reason that I'm going to join the movement because of the program and so interesting so intriguing. I had to get in it. I think the best thing you can do for us at this point is tell us some of the teachings that put forth the days if you went to the workshops in terms of First of all
very important they. Told us about the teachings of and love to love our neighbor. And no matter how much. Discord is inflicted upon us we were told and we were taught that none valance and. Forgiveness and understanding were very vital in the struggle and. This is very important. And we were taught to. Go along those things then were given instructions and when you approached by an officer or someone like that and you were told not to strike back and told not to have. Vowel and thoughts. Everything about us was to be nonviolent. This program has really changed my outlook on humanity period.
Catherine would you comment on the use of children and teenagers and demonstrations. This was very important because after all these kids were told that this was something they had to do. We presented them with the facts of the situation and what had to be done and they plunged right in with the movement to get it done because they know that this is their town they have to live here and this is settled and is not to be lingered on and on. And those kids are really interested they want to come to an early agreement and want to get things started and without the kids in the movement wouldn't have been as successful as the kids were wonderful wonderful. Q Do you feel finally that demonstrations and going to jail. Have been worth the effort. Yes very much so. My experiences in jail was I had an awful time they push me around and
everything. They are approximately a hundred and eighty three girls and all of us are treated like animals. In what way we are treated like animals. Maybe I should start from the beginning with Dick Gregory we let the first group of demonstrators out. And after we were taken taken put in the yard and locked up. Come out to take us in and buys anything. So they start officers came to the gate and they started to let the kids out. I have been instructed to take care of the kids. Maybe I should say
Secretary of the Committee for Human Rights and officer and I ask him what was he going to do with concern and so I told him. And so he said. Take me inside the building. Push me around and poke me in the back with this club and everything. And I was taken into the office and I was asked a lot of questions and all of the questions I didn't answer I refused to comment. And. After that I asked the officer being charged with other than the validation section. And he said you know very frankly he wouldn't even tell me you know. Then he took me and put me in a sale. By yourself you
know there are a couple of girls in the but they have been in before they have they were arrested that they started a before and went in willingly. And after about an hour and a half with in the cellar talking to the girls right in the kids was still outside venting on the door you know. And there was another girl with me a name is Mary Hamilton and. So we start banging on the door and he came in and told them what was the matter and we better stop because he would bring us. And so I would tell him to get rain. And he said those kids are doing all right and he said catch pneumonia and everything was thundering everything we told him and get him in writing and he said go somewhere cause niggas and things so we don't get those kids. And so we're going to really tear a place up he sat down once more. So when same thing but the minute he wanted to have another door mirror where
the window we started shaking the. And he came back and put us in solitary and I was in a sale designed for one person and there were 12 of us in there and we were all over on top of each other and some of the girls had the car pile up on the bars. You know stepping on someone it was very crowded. We stayed in south for about five hours without food water or toilet facilities. Then we were released and given cold stale bologna sandwiches which we could not eat. So we decided to drink water around about two o'clock we were taken upstairs on the third floor and there we were put on cold steel bunks without cover. And there were so many girls. Some of them had to sleep on the floor newspaper. And these conditions prevailed for about two days and we were taken upstairs. You know early in the morning Tuesday and we really didn't have anything to eat since.
Since Monday because we couldn't eat those banana sandwiches and we were deprived the privilege of having breakfast Tuesday morning which actually means that we didn't get anything to eat until Tuesday. Girls were very hungry and went downstairs in a full was so bare. The girls got sick of body and really and I actually lived off payday can the bars to get cakes and water. Really. They had the only thing that was eatable in the whole place was applesauce and you know sauce all the time. We were taken in every town we were marched in a land back up to a sale and if you hesitated for a moment you were poked in the back with clubs and offices because Arkansan name the color or the colors there were the children of God every day. Every morning we would have a prayer meeting and in the afternoon before we would go to dinner we had a prayer meeting and always before
bed time. We remembered God and we thought that he remembered us and on Tuesday we heard that we had a great big mass demonstration downtown and the people that were still interested and they were striving to get the problems out. Oh I was. Just overwhelmed with joy a wonderful everything was real. The toilet facilities were there were filthy 1054 for an animal you wouldn't treat an animal like this. We gather women even have soap. We have no toilet tissue. Things have their way but the girls survived. Think. Oh yes I found out that they were taking some of the girls out of the cell. They call us freedom fighters because it would take some of us freedom fighters out of the cell and we will always wonder where they took these girls. So I left Saturday around bout to have known
before I left I found out that they were taking the girls young girls 17 and 18 years old down and put them in the cell with the inmates. You had all kinds of people down drunks and just everybody down there put them in there and I was later told that they put them in there with the add that those inmates would you know what tag them. Yes but I was told that the girls were treated nice that they were protected. They told the policeman that. The inmates told the policeman that they were heard and that they were beating them but actually they were very nice to them. And this was this is very wrong. I feel that I must go back to jail because there has been some complications and I am part as far as I was getting getting bonded out and this is a mistake on the part of the city. But my lawyer told me that to be ex you know to expect to be picked up at any moment and I hope to God they don't put me in there with those inmates.
How did you find out that they were taking the girls down to the cells with the male inmates. In other words how does communication get around in the prison. Well all of these girls after you know when they said that they were going to bond everyone out. Then they brought them back up status and they told us about it. So it was very bad. But as far as communication within the cell we would get close to the window and. You know a holler and that's how I one night. Everybody was very messed up here just a minute are you saying in effect that Begin made the male inmates were they took some of the girls. Oh these were female inmates respected but you were there for the movement. They respected the move in such a way that they did not molest you. Yes very much so they told them they were proud of them and that they were doing something which they had no strength they had no strength to do these things and they were really proud of and to have no fear of anything and they wanted to come to them and they would have them even the
jumps in and say this is something that should be done. And we're very proud of it. I took and I will go around to the girls and we would get together read and was saying and I've been as I started before when I was very depressed. We were told that they have put water on the boys and other the boys were sleeping outside because we could look out the window at night and see the boys out and we just started singing and we sang all night and it was Thursday night we sang all night. Them landless still sing Alice Alice. Time. Must keep going. I think it's best to identify the noises that we hear above we are at the. One of the mass rallies at the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church this is Bob Hawke. Reporting for a radio station WRVO or Riverside Church in New York City. I would like to. Find out some of the interesting things that happened to you. Well at first demonstration I
think you know it's 16th Street Baptist Church and interest of the young lady has taken on names. Yeah address and telephone number and how long would you like to stay and I was there now for two days and we marched down 7th Avenue in a police stop a block away from the church and it took us on to jail and I was there about two days before we can get anything to eat in the first I was that it the fan on had the fan blowing on us all night long. Just cold air from the founder warm or cold cold or cold or how long would it take before you got something to eat. It was about a day and a half. And how many students were arrested with you. It was about 50 50. What were the conditions like when she got into jail. A thing of France then they treat us like a refuge up at all and he specifically hit you or beat you or
anything like this you know. What were some of the reactions of the students in the jail. What I seem to feel that they was happening on race some of the newspapers and both locally and in New York and around the country have mentioned the fact that they were not very they had mixed feelings about the use of teenagers children maybe even college students in terms of the demonstrations. I wonder how you feel about yourself being a college student and the reactions of some of the younger children and teenagers in this whole situation. Well the teenager is what he was going along with this 100 percent and elementary school kids will go along with it 100 percent and the young as we had demonstrated with a 6 year old girl 6 year old girl does she get put in jail also. Yes. Juvenile Court. Do you think it was right to use students in this kind of ensure should have been relatively speaking closer to the college level than the
adults. Well I don't think they had to go alone with. There's like a way to have taken place long time ago and they want their kids now to have a better opportunity in life. How do you feel about the whole nonviolent movement. A phrase when we started having come in with a razor and compass and all sorts of things like that. But they couldn't march with those things and get the police to book them. So Reverend Bill took those things up about two or three years ago I had a very quick temple. Then I found I needed it I couldn't get along aligned with this temple I had so I had to get rid of and try to change and now that I have I think I can go along with anything in a
situation here in this preparation came through the Reverend Mr. Young. Other people who have prepared you for this program. Yes. Reverend what is your last name again. Sure. Reverend shorter would you like to make some comments about some of the things we've been talking about. I was arrested Friday with Martin Luther King. But we have been instructed very properly if you keep our head up and to ignore the thing that was a little rough telling the Rev. pushed him around a little bit yesterday remains valid and he showed us actually how to go about as far as the food for for meals we can eat anything because we want to test the place and he began it. We had to move out quarter concrete floor no blankets. The first night I was there
at a place they call a pit and it pit was very cold at night it was blowing. Well we continued religious ceremony you know praying and singing to I guess about 3:00 in the morning they open the door. But how many lights were there and I was there five and a half five and a half times. But as far as reaction. We tried to maintain our head. For a purpose which we were there because we knew that bit of valor from the movement if we want to do that. You mention the fact that every time you were trying to eat you would have grace before and they would not allow you to have grace to this mean they would not allow you to eat. They didn't allow us to eat if us to grace our filling will if we can ask to grace the food which we wanted to eat but then we didn't need it. We could get along without it and we did it for four and a half
meals I think it was until they gave in and you could also have grace to. But as a general reaction to the other persons who were in jail with you when I was in a completely invalid movement there were MY become depressed because their first being locked up in jail. But yes there was always somebody to come around to give them the courage to remain. And depressing moment but always passed by the days they went by real fast and went to the kids. When it came time for them to get out they don't want to get out. All right what do you do this happened you suppose. We felt like if we stay then fill it up they would have a place where anybody else felt like we were giving them more trouble they were giving us. You mention the fact that you went to Yale with Dr. King was he on the same song with you. We got in that Friday evening and he was with us about two hours before they took him and locked him in college here off to a place where he wasn't allowed to
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A documentary recorded in Birmingham, Alabama, in May 1963, profiling students who were jailed for demonstrating during the recent 38-day direct action nonviolent integration campaign and were subsequently expelled or suspended from their schools. The Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), one of the leaders of the Birmingham movement, speaks to newly released students on strategy going forward. Bob Polk, minister to youth in New York, interviews students on their experiences in jail, their commitment to nonviolent protest, and their opinions on the controversial issue of whether children, some as young as six years old, should have been encouraged to join the demonstrations. On May 20, Birmingham Board of Education president Robert C. Arthur, announces that the 1,081 students who had been arrested would be expelled or suspended. That night, at St. John's Church, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., president of SCLC, advises the students not to engage in further demonstrations until a new strategy has been devised. Constance Baker Motley, attorney for the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, tells the students that a suit will be filed the next day to stop the expulsion order and announces that the Supreme Court had ruled that day that students engaged in department store sit-ins must be released, a ruling, she says, that will effect more than 3,000 students. The next day, after the suit was filed, the U. S. Circuit Court in Atlanta ordered the reinstatement of all 1,081 Birmingham students who had been expelled. The series was produced by Riverside Radio, WRVR, the FM station of the Riverside Church, New York City, for the Educational Radio Network and the National Association of Educational Broadcasters. It was distributed by the National Association of Radio Broadcasters Network. New York Times critic Jack Gould called the series "a first-class journalistic coup [that] constituted a remarkable social document for the ear." For information on the Birmingham movement, see Glenn T. Eskew, But for Birmingham: The Local and National Movements in the Civil Rights Struggle (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1997).
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