Thursday Chapel lecture questions democracy reforms
Prof H R Massey discusses L P Jacks critique of democracy reforms in Atlantic Monthly. He warns that educated critics may hinder progress and urges practical, enthusiastic action by individuals to shape community welfare and international peace through constructive, intelligent choices.
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L. P. Jacks
Atlantic Monthly
Europe
Undergraduate Elections Bring Large Student Nominations
The Undergraduate Association meeting in the Theatre nominated four candidates for next year’s president: Margaret King, Carol Lorenz, Mary Powell, and Ruth Salem. Emma Seipp withdrew. Voting has been brisk, with 405 votes Wednesday and 430 by Friday. nominations and procedural notes were discussed as the process continues.
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Margaret King
Carol Lorenz
Mary Powell
Ruth Salem
Emma Seipp
Louise Talbot
Lorenz
Louise Omrei
Rabbi Wise at Chapel Urges War Eradication Through Four Reforms
Large audience hears Dr. Wise outline steps to end war. He argues against perpetual conflict, calls for global democratization including women’s political power, abolition of military preparedness in favor of peace conscription, and eradication of racial and religious antipathies. He warns against self interest and stresses women’s leadership in shaping a moral, war-free world.
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Rabbi Wise
Europe
America
Bernard Shaw
England
London
Junior Class Meeting Sets Floor Nominations For Officers
The Junior Class met on Tuesday April 13 1916 and decided that all class officers except the president be nominated from the floor to save time and effort. The meeting also discussed Senior Week planning and student council leadership.
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Momen “Ee
Budent Council
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