Professor Gilson Speaks on Mediaeval Philosophy
Professor Gilson of the Sorbonne lectured on medieval philosophy, arguing that the era contributed greatly to modern thought. He traced Saint Augustine, Abelard, and William of Ockham, showing how ancient ideas evolved into the modern triad of deity, soul, and immortality. He noted the continuity of ideas through a dormant period between Rome and the Reformation.
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Gilson
the Sorbornne
Escartes
Spinoza
Liebnitz
Rome
St. Augustine
Abelard
William of Ockam
Harvard
Renee Bouvard Letter From Indo China To Barnard Dean
Miss Bouvard explains her current life in Indo China after holding a Barnard College residence scholarship. She recalls her year in New York, praises Barnard, and thanks Dean Gildersleeve for the warm reception from faculty and students.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Renee Bouvard
Barnard College
Miss Bouvard
Indo-China
Miss Gildersleeve
New York
Barnard
America
Saigon
Alumni Demand Reinstatement Over Rebel Student at KC Junior College
A mass meeting of Kansas City, Missouri, Junior College alumni unanimously urged a re hearing for Gerald Sling expelled for helping publish The Sacred Cow, an insurgent undergraduate sheetlet. The motion also called for a new president if harmony with students cannot be achieved. The case follows 1921 student administrative clashes and prior suppression of The Collegian over controversial reviews. The American Civil Liberties Union has offered aid to Sling.
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Kansas City
Massouri
Gerald Sling
Collegian
Dybbuk
George Bernard Shaw
New Student
America
E. M. Bainter
Reds
American Civil Liberties Union
Paul Porter
University of Kansas
Clarence O. Senior
Students Seek College Volunteer Help at Community House
A group of thirteen year old girls at Diseples Community House on Second Avenue seeks college student volunteers for a 3:30 Monday gym session and other activities. Teens want sewing classes, poster making, baskets, painting, and piano lessons daily after 3:30. Friday evening leaders and Saturday story hour are also open. Contact Louise Gottschall, chairman Social Service.
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Diseples Community House
Second Avenue
Ninth and
Lenth Streets
Lexington
Tory
Louise Gottschall
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University Tours
Europe
School OF Foreign Travel
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ST. Chew
York City
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Traveler's
H. M. Friedman
Broadway
L. G. Balfour Company
East 42Nd Street
New York City
Brook
R. W. Blake
Roosevelt Ave
Newark, N
J. P. Tea Room
114Th St
Miss Lorraine, Inc. Salon
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M. Elias
Riverside Drive
116Th Street
Claremont Avenue
Cathedral
Brooks Hall
Albany
N.Y
Priscilla Gates
112Th Street
Columbia University
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