Town Hall Club Speaker Attacks Education Method
Everett Dean Martin, longtime Cooper Union Forum director, opens a Town Hall club series at Coe College. He lampoons education propaganda, citing Aristotle and Socrates to argue for self discipline guided by reason, while the audience reacts with stage fright and scattered interest.
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Cedar Rapids Woman Heads PTA District
Mrs Jovd C Schuknecht of Cedar Rapids presides over the New Hen Gastro chapter PTA district meeting at the Gees Morsrase in concert arcpath. The event featured Dr Martin discussing adult education and the role of schools in American progress.
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Columbus Day Quips From Will Rogers in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills a Will Rogers Says column jokes about Columbus and historical figures. He notes Columbus never saw California and riffs on Royal jewels, Chaplin, Emil Ludwig, Napoleon, LaFayette, Pershing, and English allies, ending with a wink at pursuing deeper history.
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Attic Spiritual Awakening Amid Industrial Age Commentary
Dr Martin compares modern democracies facing a market driven education to ancient Greece. He argues youth embrace invention and efficiency but risk diminished enlightenment as material concerns rise. A liberal education shapes the gentleman who is at home with his responsibilities.
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National President Of Phi Kappa Phi To Attend Coe Initiation
Phi Kappa Phi initiation at Coe College set for October 18 in Stewart Memorial library with Aven Nelson national president and Wyoming University botany professor to speak at a banquet. Initiates include George Crawford Charles Garwood Katharine Keiber Helene Meier Roy Porter Margaret Sundberg Virginia Slausen Virginia Shaler and Arthur Brooks.
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Coe Students Granted Extra Thanksgiving Vacation
Coe college announces an extended break for Thanksgiving with Thursday and Friday added to the usual time off. The recess begins Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving and runs through the weekend, while Christmas vacation is shortened by one day. The move follows a student council and Pan-Hellenic Interfraternity petition.
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Coe Recreation Room Opens Afternoons Next Week
Coe college recreation room will be open from 1 30 pm to 4 30 pm each afternoon next week after student council action. New phonograph records were bought and a ping pong table will be installed. Students may play cards or dance and fraternity house mothers will act as chaperones. If attendance is too small the five day plan could be shortened or delayed.
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Gazette Newsies Visit Iowa Theater For Film Showing
Gazette newsies were guests of A H Talbot manager at the Iowa theater on Friday night for a showing of Wild Boys of the Road. They expressed thanks for the courtesy shown. Nearby, old mission ruins in Rhodesia’s Sasula district resemble Zimbabwe heritage.
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