Misrule in Syria and the Versailles Link Examined
Professor Edward Earle of the History Department argues modern Arab resistance to French rule in Syria stems from imperial missteps. He cites Wilson’s points and the League of Nations as guarantees of autonomy, noting Arabs favored independence or an American mandate, not French control.
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Edward Airman
France
Earle
Damascus
Near East
Wilson
Great Britain
League of Nations
King-Crane
Basil
Shah
Sante
Henri F. Muller
Sup Ticket Award Concert by Harmonic Society of New York
An afternoon concert of the Harmonic Society of New York is announced for December 13 with tickets priced around one dollar. Miss Weeks’s office handles sales.
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The
Harmonic Society of New York
Miss Weeks
The Navajo Indians by Gladys Reichard
Reichard portrays Navajo society highlighting gender roles and social order. She describes women as economically independent and influential in family, religious, and political life while noting men hold distinct but equally valued roles. The piece emphasizes individual treatment and the pride of Navajo people.
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Gladys A. Reichard
Educational Purposes Are Transformed by Aristotle Method
Raymond Moley discusses a shift in American university study of government toward Aristotelian practice. It favors first hand political life experience and election analysis to explain politics, aiming for scientific precision through reality, despite imponderables.
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Raymond Moley
Aristotle
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Eighth Avenue
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N. Y
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Amsterdam Avenue
Whittier Hall
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Philadelphia
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Oliver A. Olson Company
Crosstown Ave
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116Th St
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