University Men Seek Selfish Careers, Ramage Says
In an article for the National Union of Students of England Ramage argues that many university graduates pursue lucrative but self-serving roles such as advertising and film writing. He notes a shortage of capable men in ministry politics and teaching and urges a balance with scholarship to attract top minds.
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I‘hse
John Ramage
Committee On Intellectual Cooperation
National Union of Students of England
Ramage
Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest Draws 81 Entries
The Sixth National Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest reports 81 colleges from 29 states writing to national director P Caspar Harvey in Liberty Missouri. Entry closes March 25 with April 15 for schools to select reps. Top prizes total 5000 dollars with 2000 for first, 1000 for second, and decreasing prizes to seventh place.
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P. Caspar Harvey
Liberty
F. B. Farr
M. College of South Carolina
Clemson
America
Amerian Higher Education
Professors Named for Allegany School of Natural History
Registration opens for the fourth session of the Allegany School of Natural History conducted by the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences with support from the New York State Museum and in affiliation with the University of Buffalo. Sessions run July 5 to August 23. three UB College of Arts and Sciences semester hours awarded per full course.
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Allegany School of Natural History
Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences
New York State Museum
University of Buffalo
College of Arts and Sciences
Charles C. Adams
Robert E. Coker
University of North Carolina
G. Arthur Cooper
Yale
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Robert B. Gordon
Ohio State University
Aretas A. Saunder
Central High School
Bridgeport
Harold T. Clement
Buffalo Museum of Science
Buffalo
New York
Box 950
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Overstreet on planning to empower the mind
Professor Overstreet argues success comes from early hour planning and clear goals. He urges exposing the mind to top minds and truths, warns against trivial entertainments, and says following all steps illuminates life and enhances mental power.
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Overstreet
Irving Fineman to Speak on Experiences in Palestine
Irving Fineman a young novelist will discuss his Experiences in Palestine at a Menorah meeting on Thursday February 27 at four in the College Parlor. He will answer questions on conditions in Palestine and his background includes teaching engineering at the University of Illinois. The talk is informal and open to the entire college.
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Irving Fineman
Menorah Meeting
Menorah
Palestine
Fineman
East
University of Illinois
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