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PaulKnittle — 2009-10-31 09:17:29

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	+ + ""Years ago in the 1990 era the students overtook Freeborn Hall in protest of the Regents increase in student fees above legal limit. What is interesting is 1) Freeborn Hall is always booked...except for that weekend 2)All the students that were leaders of the protest were S&S members. 3)The reason Gov. Pete Wilson did not give more money to the University is that the president of the university had a higher pay than him, and the president's secretary also got paid more than the him. 4) I was arrested on the Quad for telling where the registry for S&S is located.""

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-22 23:48:27'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone about know what this group's real affiliation with the university is? I have a curious idea .. --["Users/DavidPoole"]

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maxtran — 2009-04-08 03:22:30

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maxtran — 2009-04-08 03:21:30

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TheAmazingLarry — 2008-09-17 12:48:26

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- E. C. Voorhies (as in ["Voorhies Hall"]), S. B. Freeborn (as in ["Freeborn Hall"]), C. B. Hutchison (as in ["Hutchison Hall"]), I. F. Toomey (as in ["Toomey Field"]), S. H. Beckett, H. Sevier, E. H. Hughes, T. F. Tavernetti, C. E. Slatter, W. Feldmiller, D. G. Maclise, R. E. Lockhart, C. Titus, E. L. Wetmore, E. H. Barger, Tel Adams (student activities director), Robert Ball (executive secretary, California Crops), Bob Biggs (interim football coach), Marjorie Dickinson (director of government and community relations), Bob Foster (football coach), Bob Franks (former assistant vice chancellor of student affairs), John Hardie (administrative coordinator of med. center relations), Charles Hess (professor, environmental horticulture), Charles Nash (former chairperson of ["Academic Senate"]), Robert C. Peral (professor emeritus, ["Food Science"]), ["Darrell Ralls"] (vice chancellor of facilities), Jim Sochor (golf coach, former athletic directory), Orville Thompson (professor emeritus, applied behavorial sciences)	+ E. C. Voorhies (as in ["Voorhies Hall"]), S. B. Freeborn (as in ["Freeborn Hall"]), C. B. Hutchison (as in ["Hutchison Hall"]), I. F. Toomey (as in ["Toomey Field"]), S. H. Beckett, H. Sevier, E. H. Hughes, T. F. Tavernetti, C. E. Slatter, W. Feldmiller, D. G. Maclise, R. E. Lockhart, C. Titus, E. L. Wetmore, E. H. Barger, Tel Adams (student activities director), Robert Ball (executive secretary, California Crops), Bob Biggs (head football coach), Marjorie Dickinson (director of government and community relations), Bob Foster (football coach), Bob Franks (former assistant vice chancellor of student affairs), John Hardie (administrative coordinator of med. center relations), Charles Hess (professor, environmental horticulture), Charles Nash (former chairperson of ["Academic Senate"]), Robert C. Peral (professor emeritus, ["Food Science"]), ["Darrell Ralls"] (vice chancellor of facilities), Jim Sochor (golf coach, former athletic directory), Orville Thompson (professor emeritus, applied behavorial sciences)

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JasonAller — 2008-08-30 17:35:17

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- * The cabin is owned and operated by Sword and Sandals "associates" or alumni members. The associates are in charge of paying the insurance, electricity, gas, taxes, and permits. The idea of a cabin for Sword and Sandals outings was promoted by Woody Wilson and Ira Smith, who had cabins along the American river. The cabin was built in the early 1930's and enlarged in the 1940's. Former UC President Robert Gordon Sproul was a regular attendee. Sproul was made an honorary member in 1921.	+ * The cabin is owned and operated by Sword and Sandals "associates" or alumni members. The associates are in charge of paying the insurance, electricity, gas, taxes, and permits. The idea of a cabin for Sword and Sandals outings was promoted by Woody Wilson and Ira Smith, who had cabins along the American river. The cabin was built in the early 1930's and enlarged in the 1940's. Former UC President Robert Gordon Sproul was a regular attendee. Sproul was made an honorary member in ["1921"]. +
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MarcusTang — 2008-06-01 10:46:39

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BrentLaabs — 2008-05-14 02:21:41

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- Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. Based off of UC Berkeley's [http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~ogb/ Order of the Golden Bear], it serves as a place where prominent individuals on campus can come together to engage in frank discourse without their titles holding them back. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.	+ '''Sword and Sandals''' ([http://calaggie.org website]) is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. Based off of UC Berkeley's [http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~ogb/ Order of the Golden Bear], it serves as a place where prominent individuals on campus can come together to engage in frank discourse without their titles holding them back. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.
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WilliamLewis — 2008-05-10 17:27:26

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- * According to Bob Ball, "Everyone who had a building named for him on campus has been a member except one--Ed Roessler--which was an oversight." This is wrong, as easily demonstrated by ["King Hall"]. ["Wright Hall"] and ["Everson Hall"] are probably additional counterexamples to this claim because they were named after women before women were admitted to the order, although Wright was alive when women were admitted and could have conceivably joined.	+ * According to Bob Ball, "Everyone who had a building named for him on campus has been a member except one--Ed Roessler--which was an oversight." This is wrong, as easily demonstrated by ["King Hall"]. ["Wright Hall"] and ["Everson Hall"] are probably additional counterexamples to this claim because they were named before women were admitted to the order, although Wright was alive when women were admitted and could have conceivably joined. She would have been really old, though.

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WilliamLewis — 2008-05-10 10:38:15

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BrentLaabs — 2008-05-08 22:23:03

guess the members!

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	+ * At least 3 wiki users with >140 edits. Guess who!

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ChrisDietrich — 2008-05-08 07:24:49

Kareem is not the President anymore.

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WilliamLewis — 2008-04-26 12:34:46

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- * ["Virginia Hinshaw"] - UCD Provost ([http://provost.ucdavis.edu/cv.cfm source])	+ * ["Virginia Hinshaw"] - UCD Provost ([http://web.archive.org/web/20060106211540/http://provost.ucdavis.edu/cv.cfm source])

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WilliamLewis — 2008-04-26 12:33:24

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- * ["Larry Vanderhoef"] - UCD Chancellor ([http://www-ucdmag.ucdavis.edu/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html source]). Vanderhoef claims to have attended only the one meeting: the one in which they admitted the first woman.	+ * ["Larry Vanderhoef"] - UCD Chancellor ([http://ucdavismagazine.ucdavis.edu/issues/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html source]). Vanderhoef claims to have attended only the one meeting: the one in which they admitted the first woman.

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JasonAller — 2008-04-26 12:23:34

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JasonAller — 2008-04-26 12:22:50

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ucdwino — 2008-03-09 18:32:08

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- The reason for selectivity in my opinion is simple: people are invited who have proven their commitment to the university and whose opinions are deemed valuable to the order. People who have attained positions of service for reasons of personal power, or people who are deemed to be untrustworthy or overly combative are simply not invited. It is the right of the members of the order to seek out and accept members based on character and merit. The biggest problem is that a lot of very well qualified student leaders go unnoticed that indeed should be invited - but are not."	+ The reason for selectivity in my opinion is simple: people are invited who have proven their commitment to the university and whose opinions are deemed valuable to the order. People who have attained positions of service for reasons of personal power, or people who are deemed to be untrustworthy or overly combative are simply not invited. It is the right of the members of the order to seek out and accept members based on character and merit. The biggest problem is that a lot of very well qualified student leaders go unnoticed that indeed should be invited - but are not. - Tim Keller 3/9/08"

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	+ + "As an alumnus member of SS, I have to say that I understand why the natural response might be to distrust and reject something that looks like this on the outside, such fears are unnecessary. To characterize the meetings of SS as 'important discussions' is inaccurate. The meetings are an attempt to expand understanding of issues through hearing varied viewpoints from a number of individuals. It is an exercise of learning and discovery - not a process of discussion, negotiation, or decision. The group as a whole has no, and tries to gather no collective power or interest, they are united only by a desire to make UC Davis the best university it can be. + + The reason for selectivity in my opinion is simple: people are invited who have proven their commitment to the university and whose opinions are deemed valuable to the order. People who have attained positions of service for reasons of personal power, or people who are deemed to be untrustworthy or overly combative are simply not invited. It is the right of the members of the order to seek out and accept members based on character and merit. The biggest problem is that a lot of very well qualified student leaders go unnoticed that indeed should be invited - but are not."

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BrentLaabs — 2008-03-08 12:39:10

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BrentLaabs — 2008-03-01 19:40:58

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- Very much like the [wiki:WikiPedia:Skull_and_Bones Skull and Bones] at Yale University, the Sword and Sandals keeps the proceedings of its meetings secret and is used by members to interact and discuss issues. Several exposes published in the ["The California Aggie"] (the most recent are in 1993 and 2005), as well as this wiki page, have diminished the secrecy of the organization. The group still exists today, but the effectiveness of the organization has been questioned.	+ Very much like the [wiki:wikipedia:"Skull and Bones" Skull and Bones] at Yale University, the Sword and Sandals keeps the proceedings of its meetings secret and is used by members to interact and discuss issues. Several exposes published in the ["The California Aggie"] (the most recent are in 1993 and 2005), as well as this wiki page, have diminished the secrecy of the organization. The group still exists today, but the effectiveness of the organization has been questioned. Apparently, it's also a 501(c)3 organization.
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- The organization's name comes from the Story of [wiki:WikiPedia:Theseus Theseus]. Theseus's father left the young boy a sword and pair of sandals under a boulder. When he was big enough to move the rock and recover these items he would be able to claim his birthright to his father.	+ The organization's name comes from the Story of [wiki:wikipedia:"Theseus"]. Theseus's father left the young boy a sword and pair of sandals under a boulder. When he was big enough to move the rock and recover these items he would be able to claim his birthright to his father.
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JamesSchwab — 2007-09-15 15:13:54

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	+ == The Cabin == + * Directions to the Cabin: Take ["Highway 50"] east to Kyburz. Approximately 1.75 miles east of Kyburz is the Eagle Rock Picnic Area with a large turnout and National Forest sign. At the eastern end of the turnout, on the northside of the highway, is a dirt road leading to the cabin. Either park your vehicle at the turnout or, if you have 4wd drive up the narrow section of the road and park just below the steep section of road. The road to the cabin is part of the old Lincoln Highway. + * The cabin is owned and operated by Sword and Sandals "associates" or alumni members. The associates are in charge of paying the insurance, electricity, gas, taxes, and permits. The idea of a cabin for Sword and Sandals outings was promoted by Woody Wilson and Ira Smith, who had cabins along the American river. The cabin was built in the early 1930's and enlarged in the 1940's. Former UC President Robert Gordon Sproul was a regular attendee. Sproul was made an honorary member in 1921. + =Organization= + * The council is made up of five student members and they meet between meetings to plan the agenda and events. Council officers are elected by the student membership. Positions include: + * Worthy Ruler (President) + * Chamberlain (Vice President) + * Scribe (Secretary) + * Bard (Historian) + * Keeper of the Sword (Social director) + * Committee of Nine is made of nine alumni members or associates and are chosen by associate members to act in an advisory capacity to the Council and to oversee the financial affair of Sword and Sandals. The committee meets at least quarterly. Positions include: + * Committee Chair + * Secretary/Treasurer + * Liaison to Associates + * Liaison to Students + * Cabin MAster + * Four general members. + The Worthy Ruler is expected to attend the Committee meetings. + =Membership= + * There are two classes of membership: student and associate. Student membership applies to all those who are enrolled as undergraduate and graduate students. Associate membership applies to alumni, faculty, and staff. Once an undergraduate or graduate is no longer registered they automatically become associate members. + * Two members are required to nominate a person for membership. Nominations should be made by the second to last meeting prior to election. Elections for new members are held in the fall and winter quarters. Candidates for membership need a 2/3 favorable vote of those present at the meeting. Officer elections are held in the spring. + * There are no dues for student members, although associates are asked to donate $5 a year.
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DonGibson — 2007-08-25 22:06:47

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JamesSchwab — 2007-08-15 08:02:24

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- ''On Saturday, January 29th, Sword and Sandals held their yearly Winter Banquet on campus in the MUII. While many of us left our cameras at home, we were lucky enough to have some Davis Wiki users come to photograph through the windows of this "secret event." ''	+ ''On Saturday, January 29th, 2005 Sword and Sandals held their yearly Winter Banquet on campus in the MUII. While many of us left our cameras at home, we were lucky enough to have some Davis Wiki users come to photograph through the windows of this "secret event." ''
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- "''SS is an insult to student officials who have been elected by the students to represent them. It is also an insult to hired and appointed student leaders and faculty who go through a rigorous hiring process to be able to work on behalf of the students. Instead of bringing ideas or starting dialogues with the elected and hired student leaders, SS instead selects certain students to have these important discussions.''" -James Schwab, 7/30/07, http://ucdavis.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=16728833192&ref=mf	+ "''SS is an insult to student officials who have been elected by the students to represent them. It is also an insult to hired and appointed student leaders and faculty who go through a rigorous hiring process to be able to work on behalf of the students. Instead of bringing ideas or starting dialogues with the elected and hired student leaders, SS instead selects certain students to have these important discussions.''" -James Schwab, 7/30/07, [http://all-things-great-small.blogspot.com/2007/07/of-sword-and-sandals.html Schwab's Public Blog]

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-14 22:38:14

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	+ + + [[Comments]] + + "''SS is an insult to student officials who have been elected by the students to represent them. It is also an insult to hired and appointed student leaders and faculty who go through a rigorous hiring process to be able to work on behalf of the students. Instead of bringing ideas or starting dialogues with the elected and hired student leaders, SS instead selects certain students to have these important discussions.''" -James Schwab, 7/30/07, http://ucdavis.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=16728833192&ref=mf

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PaulHarms — 2007-08-14 21:11:22

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-14 03:21:41

james - back up your claim?

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-14 03:20:35

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JabberWokky — 2007-08-13 09:48:00

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- * ["Pete Markevich"] <- HAHA, well now that i'm a 'known member', maybe I'll just show up to the next meeting. They have to let me in, right? Schwab, get your facts straight. This site's supposed to be an accurate, reliable resource for students and residents, not ur own personal propaganda machine. - Pete - * ["Steve Ostrowski"]	+ + == Individuals Purported to be Members = + * ["Pete Markevich"] (Claimed by ["JamesSchwab"], disclaimed by Pete himself) + * ["Steve Ostrowski"] (Claimed by Steve himself ''and'' disclaimed [http://daviswiki.org/Users/SteveOstrowski?action=diff&version2=460&version1=459 by Steve himself])

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-12 02:27:43

Revert to version 119.

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JamesSchwab — 2007-08-12 00:13:36

Revert to version 109.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-11 17:58:46

Revert to version 117 (makes no gramatical sense).

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- * Fall 2005: According to ["James Schwab"] ["LEAD"] Campaign manager, although not offered membership, he was asked if he was interested in attending a meeting and declined as he started the ''Fuck Sword and Sandals'' facebook group.	+ * Fall 2005: ["James Schwab"] ["LEAD"] Campaign manager, although not offered membership, he was asked if he was interested in attending a meeting and declined as he started the ''Fuck Sword and Sandals'' facebook group.

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-11 15:37:02

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PeterMarkevich — 2007-08-11 15:33:21

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PeterMarkevich — 2007-08-11 15:32:09

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PeterMarkevich — 2007-08-11 15:31:33

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-11 15:21:26

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-11 15:21:04

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SteveOstrowski — 2007-08-11 13:08:03

Revert to version 108.

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JamesSchwab — 2007-08-11 07:19:03

Revert to version 107 (its strangely true).

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StevenOstrowski — 2007-08-11 03:20:43

Creating an enemies' list Schwab?

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BrentLaabs — 2007-08-11 02:13:48

history article for someone to go get

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	+ + There's a great article on S&S in the December 6, 1926 issue of the ["Aggie Spoof Edition" Dingleberry], entitled "Political Org. Grabs Jobs and Runs Campus." The Aggie seemed to be of the opinion that S&S didn't lead to quality representation in the student government.

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JamesSchwab — 2007-08-11 00:12:07

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- * ["Spencer Higgins"], ASUCD Senator - whoever put me as a member is sadly mistaken, or it is news to me. -spencerhiggins	+ * ["Chris Herold"] + * ["Max Mikalonis"] + * ["Pete Markevich"] + * ["Joseph Bleckman"] + * ["Steve Ostrowski"] + +

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BrentLaabs — 2007-08-05 20:48:30

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- * [http://www-ucdmag.ucdavis.edu/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html UC Davis Magazine Article on the Sword and Sandals] -- requisite reading![[BR]]	+ * [http://ucdavismagazine.ucdavis.edu/issues/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html UC Davis Magazine Article on the Sword and Sandals] -- requisite reading![[BR]]

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robinlaughlin — 2007-02-15 01:00:57

Title update, added link, and deletion of defunct picture link(right?).

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- * Liz Johnson and Liz Tran, Presidents of the ["Cal Aggie Student Alumni Network"]. - * ["Larry Vanderhoef"] (UCD Chancellor) ([http://www-ucdmag.ucdavis.edu/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html source]). Vanderhoef claims to have attended only the one meeting: the one in which they admitted the first woman. - * Virginia Hinshaw (UCD Provost) ([http://provost.ucdavis.edu/cv.cfm source]) - * Matthew Hargrove (Director, [http://gcr.ucdavis.edu/ UCD State Gov't Relations]) - ''bearded in [http://daviswiki.org/dwiki/data/pages/Sword_20and_20Sandals/attachments/IMG_1245.jpg picture 1245]''	+ * Liz Johnson and Liz Tran - Presidents of the ["Cal Aggie Student Alumni Network"]. + * ["Larry Vanderhoef"] - UCD Chancellor ([http://www-ucdmag.ucdavis.edu/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html source]). Vanderhoef claims to have attended only the one meeting: the one in which they admitted the first woman. + * ["Virginia Hinshaw"] - UCD Provost ([http://provost.ucdavis.edu/cv.cfm source]) + * Matthew Hargrove - Director, [http://gcr.ucdavis.edu/ UCD State Gov't Relations]
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PaulHarms — 2007-02-11 14:56:36

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- E. C. Voorhies (as in ["Voorhies Hall"]), S. B. Freeborn (as in ["Freeborn Hall"]), C. B. Hutchison (as in ["Hutchison Hall"]), I. F. Toomey (as in ["Toomey Field"]), S. H. Beckett, H. Sevier, E. H. Hughes, T. F. Tavernetti, C. E. Slatter, W. Feldmiller, D. G. Maclise, R. E. Lockhart, C. Titus, E. L. Wetmore, E. H. Barger, Tel Adams (student activities director), Robert Ball (executive secretary, California Crops), Bob Biggs (interim football coach), Marjorie Dickinson (director of government and community relations), Bob Foster (football coach), Bob Franks (assistant vice chancellor of student affairs), John Hardie (administrative coordinator of med. center relations), Charles Hess (professor, environmental horticulture), Charles Nash (chairperson of ["Academic Senate"]), Robert C. Peral (professor emeritus, ["Food Science"]), Darell Ralls (vice chancellor of facilities), Jim Sochor (golf coach, former athletic directory), Orville Thompson (professor emeritus, applied behavorial sciences)	+ E. C. Voorhies (as in ["Voorhies Hall"]), S. B. Freeborn (as in ["Freeborn Hall"]), C. B. Hutchison (as in ["Hutchison Hall"]), I. F. Toomey (as in ["Toomey Field"]), S. H. Beckett, H. Sevier, E. H. Hughes, T. F. Tavernetti, C. E. Slatter, W. Feldmiller, D. G. Maclise, R. E. Lockhart, C. Titus, E. L. Wetmore, E. H. Barger, Tel Adams (student activities director), Robert Ball (executive secretary, California Crops), Bob Biggs (interim football coach), Marjorie Dickinson (director of government and community relations), Bob Foster (football coach), Bob Franks (former assistant vice chancellor of student affairs), John Hardie (administrative coordinator of med. center relations), Charles Hess (professor, environmental horticulture), Charles Nash (former chairperson of ["Academic Senate"]), Robert C. Peral (professor emeritus, ["Food Science"]), Darell Ralls (vice chancellor of facilities), Jim Sochor (golf coach, former athletic directory), Orville Thompson (professor emeritus, applied behavorial sciences)

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BrentLaabs — 2007-02-11 01:54:06

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- Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. Based off of UC Berkeley's Order of the Golden Bear, it serves as a place where prominent individuals on campus can come together to engage in frank discourse without their titles holding them back. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.	+ Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. Based off of UC Berkeley's [http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~ogb/ Order of the Golden Bear], it serves as a place where prominent individuals on campus can come together to engage in frank discourse without their titles holding them back. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.

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TomNelson — 2006-07-28 21:01:17

Fixing the Aggie link

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- * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8093 Demystifying Sword and Sandals (2005)] -- details about the dirt and Sword and Sandals rituals and a recap of an S&S meeting with ["City Council" Councilmember] ["Don Saylor"] as a guest speaker.	+ * [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/storage/paper981/news/2005/03/11/FrontPage/Demystifying.Sword.And.Sandals-1319921.shtml?norewrite200607290060&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com Demystifying Sword and Sandals (2005)] -- details about the dirt and Sword and Sandals rituals and a recap of an S&S meeting with ["City Council" Councilmember] ["Don Saylor"] as a guest speaker.

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WilliamLewis — 2006-06-19 10:07:09

Updated link.

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- * ["Behzad Farahbakhsh"] - ["Winter 2005 ASUCD Election:Senate Candidates" ASUCD Senate Candidate], former Chief of staff for ["Kalen Gallagher"]	+ * ["Behzad Farahbakhsh"] - ["Winter 2005 ASUCD Election/Senate Candidates" ASUCD Senate Candidate], former Chief of staff for ["Kalen Gallagher"]

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SpencerHiggins — 2006-06-07 17:38:15

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- ''Note from author:'' The dirt ritual is questionable, as older members (50 to 60 years old) recently said they weren't aware of it. Younger members say the rituals are "constantly changing," but whether the dirt ritual is true has yet to be confirmed.	+ ''Note from author:'' The dirt ritual is questionable, as older members (50 to 60 years old) recently said they weren't aware of it. Younger members say the rituals are "constantly changing," but whether the dirt ritual is true has yet to be confirmed.
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- After leaving the ["Garrison Room"], a number of items were left behind. Three brown bags, three packets of soil, and a number of candies and coins were left there. The bags looked to be originally taped together, and it is likely the items came from the bags.	+ After leaving the ["Garrison Room"], a number of items were left behind. Three brown bags, three packets of soil, and a number of candies and coins were left there. The bags looked to be originally taped together, and it is likely the items came from the bags.

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RobRoy — 2006-02-14 13:19:46

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	+ + * Coincidentally many influential people in Swords and Sandals are also members of a ["Facebook"] group called [http://ucdavis.facebook.com/group_profile.php?gid=10119 Students for a Better Davis], a group supporting ["Ruth Asmundson"]'s re-election campaign. Since Saylor spoke with the group it can be assumed that Asmundson did as well, but given her family's history it may also be a good assumption to say that she, or at least her husband, is also a member.
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EricFox — 2006-02-14 08:59:46

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JamesSchwab — 2006-02-14 08:46:50

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- Also seen is the Order's logo: A sword stuck into a stone that reads, in Greek, ''Arthurius''. The logo is a reference to the lengendary [wiki:WikiPedia:King_arthur King Arthur] and the [wiki:WikiPedia:The_Sword_in_the_Stone Sword in the Stone] story. In the story, a young boy is intrigued by a mystical sword stuck in stone, which it is foretold that only the next King of England will be able to remove. An older and wiser magician named Merlyn guides the young boy throughout, and the story ends with the boy removing the sword himself -- confirming that he was the King all along.	+ Also seen is the Order's logo: A sword stuck into a stone that reads, in Greek, ''Arthurius''. The logo is a reference to the lengendary [wiki:WikiPedia:King_arthur King Arthur] and the [wiki:WikiPedia:The_Sword_in_the_Stone Sword in the Stone] story. In the story, a young boy is intrigued by a mystical sword stuck in stone, which it is foretold that only the next King of England will be able to remove. An older and wiser magician named Merlyn guides the young boy throughout, and the story ends with the boy removing the sword himself -- confirming that he was the King all along.
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- After the lights came back on, their meeting proceeded as before -- much chatting, and socializing. At this point one of our photographers was asked by a member (who was on his cell phone outside at the time) ''"What are you taking pictures of?"'' This, along with the general lack of activity inside the meeting and the fact the photographers had prior commitments caused us to take off at this point.	+ After the lights came back on, their meeting proceeded as before -- much chatting, and socializing. At this point one of our photographers was then asked by a member (who was on his cell phone outside at the time) ''"What are you taking pictures of?"'' This, along with the general lack of activity inside the meeting and the fact the photographers had prior commitments caused us to take off at this point.

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KrisFricke — 2006-02-13 22:27:13

why are we deleting a statement Schwab made about himself?

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- After the lights came back on, their meeting proceeded as before -- much chatting, and socializing. At this point one of our photographers was then asked by a member (who was on his cell phone outside at the time) ''"What are you taking pictures of?"'' This, along with the general lack of activity inside the meeting and the fact the photographers had prior commitments caused us to take off at this point.	+ After the lights came back on, their meeting proceeded as before -- much chatting, and socializing. At this point one of our photographers was asked by a member (who was on his cell phone outside at the time) ''"What are you taking pictures of?"'' This, along with the general lack of activity inside the meeting and the fact the photographers had prior commitments caused us to take off at this point.

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EricFox — 2006-02-13 22:22:48

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JamesSchwab — 2006-02-09 15:24:38

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JamesSchwab — 2006-02-08 16:31:13

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JamesSchwab — 2006-02-08 14:17:53

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JamesBranson — 2006-01-25 20:29:54

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- Much like the [wiki:WikiPedia:Skull_and_Bones Skull and Bones] at Yale University, the Sword and Sandals keeps the proceedings of its meetings secret and is used by members to interact and discuss issues. Several exposes published in the ["The California Aggie"] (the most recent are in 1993 and 2005), as well as this wiki page, have diminished the secrecy of the organization. The group still exists today, but the effectiveness of the organization has been questioned.	+ Very much like the [wiki:WikiPedia:Skull_and_Bones Skull and Bones] at Yale University, the Sword and Sandals keeps the proceedings of its meetings secret and is used by members to interact and discuss issues. Several exposes published in the ["The California Aggie"] (the most recent are in 1993 and 2005), as well as this wiki page, have diminished the secrecy of the organization. The group still exists today, but the effectiveness of the organization has been questioned.

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- Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.	+ Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. Based off of UC Berkeley's Order of the Golden Bear, it serves as a place where prominent individuals on campus can come together to engage in frank discourse without their titles holding them back. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.

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RogerClark — 2005-11-14 08:00:46

Added a blurb on Thesues, their name is based on his story.

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	+ + The organization's name comes from the Story of [wiki:WikiPedia:Theseus Theseus]. Theseus's father left the young boy a sword and pair of sandals under a boulder. When he was big enough to move the rock and recover these items he would be able to claim his birthright to his father.

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BrentLaabs — 2005-11-12 16:05:41

Revert to version dated 2005-05-22 21:20:12.

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	+ In the Order of Sword and Sandals, faculty and alumni participation tremendious. There are perhaps parallels between the relationship Merlyn has with the young boy in T. H. White's __The Sword in the Stone__ and the interactions older members of the Order of Sword and Sandals attempt to have with the younger members. + +

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BrianMicek — 2005-11-12 09:24:00

The reference about King Arthur is wrong. King Agnes Crame, I think isthesource

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-05-22 21:20:12

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-05-22 20:49:21

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- * ["Larry Vanderhoef"] (UCD Chancellor) ([http://www-ucdmag.ucdavis.edu/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html source])	+ * ["Larry Vanderhoef"] (UCD Chancellor) ([http://www-ucdmag.ucdavis.edu/fall96/Feature/Feature_Sword.html source]). Vanderhoef claims to have attended only the one meeting: the one in which they admitted the first woman.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-05-22 20:45:08

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JimSchwab — 2005-05-05 07:54:55

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- * Brian McInnis (Director of the Office of External Affairs, ["Student Focus"], ["Sigma Phi Epsilon"]) -- current "Chamberlain" of SS	+ * Brian McInnis (Director of the ["ASUCD Office of External Affairs"], ["Student Focus"], ["Sigma Phi Epsilon"]) -- current "Chamberlain" of SS

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CindySperry — 2005-05-02 22:49:41

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BrentLaabs — 2005-04-11 00:41:27

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- While ["MU II"] is hardly secluded, this was, after all, a Saturday night -- practically no one was on ["Campus"] and the likelihood of someone stumbling by the meeting while it was in progress was minimal. Of particular note is how well dressed everyone was. The student members were wearing suits or nice dress clothes. The ["ASUCD"] officials were dressed much better than they usually are for ["Senate"] meetings.	+ While ["MU II"] is hardly secluded, this was, after all, a Saturday night -- practically no one was on ["Campus"] and the likelihood of someone stumbling by the meeting while it was in progress was minimal. Of particular note is how well dressed everyone was. The student members were wearing suits or nice dress clothes. The ["ASUCD"] officials were dressed much better than they usually are for ["ASUCD Senate" Senate] meetings.
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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-04-06 20:32:19

updated old memberships (thanks 1993 Aggie!)

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BrianChen — 2005-03-20 00:00:33

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- [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8093 Demystifying Sword and Sandals (2005)] -- details about the dirt and Sword and Sandals rituals - Note: The dirt ritual is questionable, as older members (50 or 60 years old) said they weren't aware of it. Younger members say the rituals are "constantly changing," but whether this is true has yet to be confirmed. At the meeting, S&S members were dressed quite casually. They use a speaker list similar to the ASUCD Senate, and Kalen Gallagher, "Worth Ruler" of Sword and Sandals facilitates the meetings.	+ [http://www.californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8093 Demystifying Sword and Sandals (2005)] -- details about the dirt and Sword and Sandals rituals and a recount of an S&S meeting with Councilmember Don Saylor as a guest speaker. + + ''Note from author:'' The dirt ritual is questionable, as older members (50 or 60 years old) recently said they weren't aware of it. Younger members say the rituals are "constantly changing," but whether the dirt ritual is true has yet to be confirmed.

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BrianChen — 2005-03-19 23:57:37

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BrianChen — 2005-03-19 22:57:09

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 19:29:09

ok, so i don't know for sure, so i rephrased

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BrentLaabs — 2005-03-19 15:58:48

thanks Cameron. I tried to tell them the same thing back at edit #52.

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CameronMenezes — 2005-03-19 15:31:28

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BrentLaabs — 2005-03-19 15:18:37

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 13:48:08

grammar again

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 13:36:27

grammar again

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 13:29:22

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- Also seen is the Order's logo: A sword stuck into a stone that reads, in Greek, ''Arthurius''. The logo is a reference to the lengendary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_arthur King Arthur] and the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sword_in_the_Stone Sword in the Stone] story. In the story, a young boy is intrigued by a mystical sword stuck in stone, which it is legended that only the next King of England will be able to remove. An older and wiser magician named Merlyn guides the young boy throughout, and the story ends with the boy removing the sword himself -- confirming that he was the King all along.	+ Also seen is the Order's logo: A sword stuck into a stone that reads, in Greek, ''Arthurius''. The logo is a reference to the lengendary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_arthur King Arthur] and the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sword_in_the_Stone Sword in the Stone] story. In the story, a young boy is intrigued by a mystical sword stuck in stone, which it is foretold that only the next King of England will be able to remove. An older and wiser magician named Merlyn guides the young boy throughout, and the story ends with the boy removing the sword himself -- confirming that he was the King all along.
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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 06:05:12

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 05:55:05

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- Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that has existed since 1921. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.	+ Sword and Sandals is a ["Campus" campus] interest group that was founded in December of 1921 as a secret society. While the organization is no longer a secret society, it was for most of its history. The membership of Sword and Sandals is made up of many undergraduate students, various graduate students, as well as alumni. Because members are selected based upon their leadership abilities, many of the University elite are or once were members -- e.g. Past Chancellors, high-ranking members of ["ASUCD"], as well heads of other campus organizations. Sword and Sandals meets every so often on campus to discuss topics relevant to the University. The organization maintains that it never takes action, does not vote on issues, but rather serves as a ground for frank and open discussion. The membership is encouraged to come learn about and debate issues, and to use the information they hear at meetings as they see fit in their everyday lives.
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- == Older memberships ==	+ = Older memberships = + == Faculty == + E. C. Voorhies (as in ["Voorhies Hall"]), S. B. Freeborn (as in ["Freeborn Hall"]), C. B. Hutchison (as in ["Hutchison Hall"]), I. F. Toomey (as in ["Toomey Field"]), S. H. Beckett, H. Sevier, E. H. Hughes, T. F. Tavernetti, C. E. Slatter, W. Feldmiller, D. G. Maclise, R. E. Lockhart, C. Titus, E. L. Wetmore, E. H. Barger + == Students == + Jack Baker, P. Williams-Foote, Harold Kendall, H. Peterson, Ben Robinson, G. Scott, G. True, I. Boone, K. Schmidt, Don Eveleth, Baily Fairchild, Dan Haley, J. Mott, L. Philips, H. Sarrori, W. Siemering, W. W. Weeth, P. Goodwin, W. Beckman, H. Marshall, Deming G. McClise, Clark J. Burnham, Herbert E. Henderson, Frank P. Alexander, Frank A. Cleland, Herbert A. Spilman, Charles A. Reeves, George M. Bogart, R. Donald Walters, Richard B. Barlow, James Woodford, Clarence Waltz, Francis R. Wilson, Robert P. Reynolds, Bailey Fairchild, Don Eveleth, Lawrence Phillips, Leonard Krebiel, Harry Peterson, Haydn Sartori, John Mott, Waldo Weeth, George Garner, Gordon H. True (Jr), Harold Kendall, Dan Haley, L. W. Feldmiller
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	+ [[Thumbnail(el_rodeo.jpg, right, "The Sword and Sandals page in the 1929 ["El Rodeo"].")]] + + The above names were complied primarily from the 1929, 1922, and 1928 editions of ["El Rodeo"]. These older editions featured a page on Sword and Sandals, listing them as an ''Honorary Faternity'' or as the ''Order of Sword and Sandals''. On the page was a list of active members, present faculty and honorary members (previously students). + + Also seen is the Order's logo: A sword stuck into a stone that reads, in Greek, ''Arthurius''. The logo is a reference to the lengendary [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_arthur King Arthur] and the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sword_in_the_Stone Sword in the Stone] story. In the story, a young boy is intrugied by a mystical sword stuck in stone, which it is legended that only the next King of England will be able to remove. An older and wiser magician named Merlyn guides the young boy throughout, and the story ends with the boy removing the sword himself -- confirming that he was the King all along. + + In the Order of Sword and Sandals, faculty and alumni participation tremendious. There are real parallels with T. H. White's __The Sword in the Stone__ and the possible relationship the older members of the organization attempt to have with the younger. +

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 05:16:53

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 04:38:51

holy crap i figured out what the logo means

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-03-19 04:20:16

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-03-14 23:42:24

i thought the footer was kind of inconsequential

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RobRoy — 2005-03-14 18:23:48

fixed link. Katie can be spellt with or without the E so i'll leave it

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AlbertoGarcia — 2005-03-14 17:48:50

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