Georgian Alumni Day Honors Knight Address at Athens
The Athens alumni gathering honored Rev. Lucian L. Knight with a keynote address at the Georgia University event. Knight spoke of Confederate generals Longstreet and Gordon, defended Longstreet’s legacy, and urged Georgia to reverse past ostracism by re acknowledging Longstreet in state memory.
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Commencement Exercises Close at University of Gear
The one hundred seventh commencement at the University of Gear closes with orderly exercises and notable student orations. Music and papers mark the program as speakers like Gordon Callaway and Walter Holmes present works on values, men, and state ideals. Sophomore Cup goes to P. S. Capers, with Woodville’s Fonville McWhorter honored. typhoid illness prevents Atlanta’s Tr. Ho FO Harris from delivering the planned address.
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Medical College Matter To Be Settled Today
Trustees of the University of Georgia meet at 9 30 a m to decide on making the Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Atlanta School of Medicine part of the University system The Augusta Medical College objects fearing duplication of a medical department while the Atlanta colleges argue large benefits and broader attendance for the University Both factions expect victory though most trustees remain silent on their votes
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Education in Georgia Mir W D DuValls Theme
Speech by Mr W D DuVall of the State Normal School on University Day argues that education empowers a state to develop its vast Southern resources. He cites ore coal cotton and wealth potentials, laments low teacher pay and illiteracy, and compares Georgia to northern states urging higher funding and better schools.
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