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You gotta appreciate the smiles of Dean Aji and Dr. Rogal. The College of Arts and Sciences was well-represented by these two!
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Nathan Knight, a senior from Energy studying computer science, takes down old art Thursday at the University Museum in Faner Hall. The museum is taking down most of its art and redesigning some exhibits to set up new ones for the spring semester. “We are trying to just get the things off the walls and reorganize, then we will start putting up the new stuff,” he said. —Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
edited by Gerry Gilbert.
Vancouver, april 1982.
8-1/2 x 11, 52 sheets mimeo bond (front to back: 1 green Gestetner/8 white Domtar Auto Mimeo/2 light mauve Gestetner/15 white Domtar Auto Mimeo/4 pumpkin Gestetner/6 white Domtar Auto Mimeo/2 buff Gestetner/5 white Domtar/1 white Gestetner/3 white Domtar/2 green Gestetner/1 pumpkin Gestetner/2 green Gestetner) side-stapled thrice in white mayfair card covers, all printed black mimeo except inside front cover in green rubberstamp.
48 contributors ID'd:
Alexandre L.Amprimoz, Andrew Anderson, Lin Bennett, Colin Browne, Dan Clemens, Tony Cosier, Perry Cosmos, Terrance Cox, Peter Culley, Kevin Davies, Rod Drown, Meryl Duprey, Mona Fertig, Dora Fitzgerald, Judith Fitzgerald, Slim Flour, Gerry Gilbert, Lara Gilbert, Genni Gunn, David Halliday, Carole Itter, Theresa Kishkan, Sergeus Kurmayev, Daphne Marlatt, Kit Marlatt, Tom McGauley, Alan Millen, Al Neil, Sheila Nickols, [--?--] Pagan, John Pass, Savas Patsalidis, Gerry Pethick, Claude Planidin, Ian Ridgeway, Brad Robinson, Stanley Rogal, Rhoda Rosenfeld, Daphne Samuel, Cheryl Sourkes, George Stanley, Craig Thompson, Kate Van Dusen, Rob Wood, Carolyn Zonailo, Zonko.
includes:
i) orders, by Kate Van Dusen (p.48; poem, dedicated "for b.p. nichol")
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also numbered volume 5 nr.6
This title will be available to order from the 11th May 2019 as a Hardback.
The Siege of Terra Book 1
After years of devastating war, Horus and his forces have arrived at Terra. But before they can set foot on the Throneworld, they must first break the defences of the Sol System. Powerful fleets and cunning defences bar their path – but can anything hope to halt the advance of the Traitor armada?
READ IT BECAUSE
The final act of the long-running, bestselling series starts here, with a brutal and uncompromising look at the first stage of the Siege of Terra, the war to conquer the solar system. Armies will fall, heroes will rise and legends will be written…
THE STORY
After seven years of bitter war, the end has come at last for the conflict known infamously as the Horus Heresy. Terra now lies within the Warmaster’s sights, the Throneworld and the seat of his father’s rule. Horus’ desire is nothing less than the death of the Emperor of Mankind and the utter subjugation of the Imperium. He has become the ascendant vessel of Chaos, and amassed a terrible army with which to enact his will and vengeance. But the way to the Throne will be hard as the primarch Rogal Dorn, the Praetorian and protector of Terra, marshals the defences. First and foremost, Horus must challenge the might of the Sol System itself and the many fleets and bulwarks arrayed there. To gain even a foothold on Terran soil, he must first contend the Solar War. Thus the first stage of the greatest conflict in the history of all mankind begins.
edited by Michael Redhill.
Toronto, fall 1988.
48 pp printed, offset. 5-3/8 x 8-1/2, stapled wrappers.
prose by Debbie Fersht, Daryll Kaufmann, Rod Lohin, Stan Rogal; poetry by Tim Bowling, Steven Brockwell, Brian Burke, John Ditsky, Richard Harrison, Arthur Winfield Knight, Steven [ie David] McGimpsey, Richard Stevenson; concrete poetry by Carlyle Baker; rear cover photo ([by Redhill[ of Nicky Drumbolis' memorial window for bpNichol at Letters bookshop; more.
cover dented...
7.5o
AJ Sutherland, a junior from Calumet Park studying criminology, takes a break and dances after setting up for the Phi Beta Sigmas 3rd annual Sneaker's Ball, a black-tie event held Saturday at the Catholic Newman Center. Attendees were encouraged to bring new or slightly worn shoes to donate to Soles4Souls, an organization that collects shoes for the less fortunate. Byron Handcox, fraternity president, said the group has collected more than 500 pairs of shoes over the past two years to donate to the organization, making it one of their most charitable events that they put on during the year. — Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
edited by Michael Redhill. [Downsview], fall [ie october] 1988.
5-7/16 x 8-1/2, 11 sheets white bond folded to 44 pp & stapled twice into tan mayfair card wrappers, all printed black offset with pink & black rubberstamp additions to front cover.
23 contributors ID'd:
Carlyle Baker, Tim Bowling, Steven Brockwell, Brian Burke, J.Didier-King, John Ditsky, Nicky Drumbolis, Debbie Fersht, Richard Harrison, Daryll Kaufman, Arthur Winfield Knight, Elizabeth Kouhi, Rod Lohin, David McGimpsey, Deron Mitchell, Steven Page, Michael Redhill, Stan Rogal, David Satherley, Vincenzo Sicilia, Ricard Stevenson, Juni Suwa, Jon Tucker.
includes:
i) Editorial, by Michael Redhill (prose, p.2; references Nichol's death)
ii) Yak Art & Literature, by Michael Redhill (prose editorial, inside rear cover; "Goodbye Beep.")
iii) bp nichol 1944-1988, by Nicky Drumbolis/photographed by Michael Redhill (memorial window installation at Letters on Queen Street West in Toronto, september/october 1988; rear cover)
Shakespeare in Love
Based on the Screenplay by Marc Norman & Tom Stoppard, adapted for the stage by Lee Hall
Directed by Jodi Rilot and Barney Hart-Dyke
MainStage, Putney Arts Theatre: 12-16 November, 7.45pm
16 November, 3pm
Young Will Shakespeare has writer's block... the deadline for his new play is fast approaching but he's in desperate need of inspiration. That is, until he finds his muse – the courtly Viola de Lesseps. This beautiful young woman is Will’s greatest admirer and will stop at nothing (including breaking the law) to appear in his next play, disguising herself as boy-player Thomas Kemp. Against a bustling background of mistaken identity, ruthless scheming and backstage theatrics, Will’s love for Viola quickly blossoms and inspires him to write his greatest masterpiece.
The story is, at heart, a romantic comedy but it is also about the glorious world of show-business - nothing much changes in theatre and that London's Bankside in 1593 was much like commercial theatre today. Money men assert their power, scripts get rewritten, egos have to be massaged, rivalries develop and last-minute crises intervene. Yet, by the magic that is theatre - somehow Shakespeare manages to turn the distinctly unpromising Romeo and Ethel the Pirate’s Daughter into the masterpiece that is Romeo and Juliet.
This is Smoky, a war dog. Smoky was recognised for his role as a companion to those suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder at the Brisbane Hospital (1943 - 1945).
This sculpture also recognises the wartime contribution made by animals, including dogs, horses, donkeys, pigeons, camels and mules.
This is Smoky, a war dog. Smoky was recognised for his role as a companion to those suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder at the Brisbane Hospital (1943 - 1945).
This sculpture also recognises the wartime contribution made by animals, including dogs, horses, donkeys, pigeons, camels and mules.
Bob Baer, a physics department staff member, sets up the Coronado Solarmax II 90 telescope Monday on the Neckers Building’s roof deck for the semester’s last public astronomy observation. Physics lecturer April Hendley said she has attended most of the observations since she came to the university in 2011. “It’s a neat experience, and we even have a place to put your phone or digital camera to take photos through the telescope,” Hendley said. Alexa Rogals-Daily Egyptian
Heather Pinson spoke to a full Rogal Chapel, Wednesday afternoon about Herman Leonard's jazz photography and life. Pinson spoke to the largest turnout yet in the Universities Diversity Speaker program.
Taylor Gray, 14, left, and Whitley Holden, 14, both of Carbondale, sell handmade soaps Saturday at theCarbondale Farmers Market in the West Town Mall parking lot. Gray said they have been making handmadesoaps resemble different cakes and sweets for more than three months. “We started with a cooking class anddecided it would be more original to make the soaps look like the cakes that we learned to make,” she said. TheFarmers Market is held every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. until November.
ALEXA ROGALS | DAILY EGYPTIAN
This is Smoky, a war dog. Smoky was recognised for his role as a companion to those suffering Post Traumatic Stress Disorder at the Brisbane Hospital (1943 - 1945).
This sculpture also recognises the wartime contribution made by animals, including dogs, horses, donkeys, pigeons, camels and mules.
Andrew Chen is the RMU Diversity Speaker on Thursday, January 27th, 2011. Mr. Chen promotes the business and cultural exchange between China and the U.S.
David Foutch, a senior from Carbondale studying mathematics, explains his group’s poster to an attendeeof the annual Research Town Meeting on Tuesday in the student center. Group member Bryan Musungu,a doctoral student in plant biology from Fayetteville, N.C., said it took a lot of time to prepare for the project.“Collecting all of the data and analyzing it took nearly 6 months of hard research,” Musungu said.
ALEXA ROGALS | THE WEEKENDER
FRANK DAVEY ISSUE.
edited by Karl Jirgens.
Windsor, [december] 2oo6.
7-1/2 x 11-1/16, 44 sheets white bond perfectbound into white rectogloss wrappers, all printed black offset with 3-colour process addition to outside covers.
cover photograph by Karl Jirgens including quote of a photograph by Linda Charyk Rosenfeld.
31 contributors ID'd:
Sandra Alland, Lindsey Bannister, Charles Bernstein, Gregory Bells, Sarah Bonet, George Bowering, Louis Cabri, Robert Dassanowski, Frank Davey, Eric Denut, Paul Dutton, Brian Edwards, Paul Hegedus, Matthew Holmes, Linda Hutcheon, Michael Hutcheon, Karl Jirgens, Penn Kemp, David King, W.Laing, Jeanette Lynes, Tanis MacDonald, Nicole Markotic, Rob McLennan, Joyce Carol Oates, Jürgen O.Olbrich, Carl Peters, Stan Rogal, Linda Charyk Rosenfeld, Anne Walker, Darren Wershler-Henry.
includes:
i) Frank Davey, by Karl Jirgens (front cover; photograph, portrait of Frank Davey in T-shirt with photograph of bpNichol by Linda Charyk Rosenfeld (brown on tan 2nd edition))
ii) Editorial, by Karl Jirgens (p.3; prose with quote by Nichol from "The thrust of Frank Davey's work is remarkably consistent[...]")
iii) For The Record: interview with FRANK DAVEY, by Franki Davey & Karl Jirgens (pp.4-11; interview with references to Nichol pp.6 & 7)
iv) FRANK, by Jeanette Lynes (p.17; poem, 31 lines, with reference to Nichol)
v) THE GEOPOETICS OF TISH (in the Canadian context), by Gregory Betts (pp.42-54; prose essay with passing references to Nichol pp.46 & 47)
vi) NOTES ON a day book, by Rob McLennan (pp.36-57; prose with quote from Nichol's (lines 1-4) p.57)
vii) Frank Davey with bpNichol image on T-shirt pausing for photo with Aritha Van Herk, by Karl Jirgens (p.88; photograph, group portrait, a much larger crop of (i) above with more of Rosenfeld's portrait of Nichol visible; black & white)
Junior swimmer Carly Schlupp competes Saturday during the Missouri Valley Conference Championship at the Edward J. Shea Natatorium. Schlupp competed in the women’s 200-yard butterfly finals in the first heat and finished with a time of 2 minutes, 15.13 seconds. SIU placed third with a final score of 721 points. Missouri State placed first with 897 points. Alexa Rogals-Daily Egyptian
Ken Anderson, professor of geology, asks Chancellor Rita Cheng on Tuesday about the differences in degrees and credit hour requirements for the next school year at the Faculty Senate meeting in the Student Center’s Missouri room. A proposal was
discussed to make credit hour requirements uniform for all majors. “We understand that there is a definite difference in the time it will take for part-time students to graduate versus full-time students, so we take that into consideration,” Cheng said. —Alexa Rogals | Daily Egyptian
Plot 25: Mary Ann Rogal (82) 1974
In Loving Memory
of
MARY ANN ROGAL
dearly loved wife of
James Rogal
passed away 27th Aug. 1974
Rest In Peace
The Rogal Family Chapel is a beautiful building on Robert Morris University's campus that is the home of many religious events.
Angela Mason, of Wayne County, left, and Bruce Cline, of Carbondale, help eachother set up Tuesday in preparation for thier book signing at Morris Library. All of the writers had books published through Black Out Media about the mysteries and disasters of Southern Illinois.
L’Kenya Dalcour, a sophomore from Chicago studying psychology, preforms her solo dance Friday at the Southern Illinois Dance Company’s fall concert. The group spends all semester preparing for the event as well as its next concert in the Spring. “I was really nervous because this was the first time I preformed a solo dance,” Dalcour said. “The team encouraged me and helped me out a lot.”
Andrew Chen is the RMU Diversity Speaker on Thursday, January 27th, 2011. Mr. Chen promotes the business and cultural exchange between China and the U.S.
edited by Michael Holmes, Bill Kennedy & Darren Wershler-Henry.
Toronto, [spring 1994?].
8-1/2 x 11, 9 sheets white xerographic bond folded to 36 pp & stapled twice into electric blue bond wrappers, all except verso of centersheet printed black photocopy with 4 x 3-3/8 white bond label on front cover printed black laser.
cover by Beth Learn.
15 contributors ID'd:
Bruce Andrews, John Barlow, Christian Bök, Natalee Caple, Nancy Dembowski, Dennis Dennisoff, Michael Holmes, Bill Kennedy, Beth Learn, Damian Lopes, Steve McCaffery, Stan Rogal, R.M.Vaughan, Death Waits, Darren Wershler-Henry.
includes:
i) Dream Poetics: jwcurry, by Damian Lopes (visual poem, p.14)