University Leader Ident Registration Debate
Prof Joseph Meier of Tufts argues social structure theory is flawed as natural laws govern society. He notes psychology as foundation of social science is underdeveloped and claims humanity lacks full control over social streams, highlighting limits in applying social theories.
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Joseph Meier
Department of and
Tufts
Yeger Darrow
Mayar
Mayer
Prof
New England
Few French Die Poor Yet Die Rich in Small Fortunes
A National News Service summary notes that in France most fortunes left by will are small, averaging about one thousand dollars or twenty five thousand francs. The Napoleonic Code influences estate division, leaving many with modest inheritances, and fewer than a thousand fortunes exceed one million francs each annually.
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Ryplaternat Onal
RIS
France
Uncle Tom's Cabin stage version shocks Dreiser in Moscow
Review notes the Moscow production of Uncle Tom's Cabin omits Little Eva and ends with Simon Legree killed. Director explains changes as sentimental and unsuitable for audiences while adding a modern young Black revolutionary fighter to provoke direct action against oppression.
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Moscow
Eva
Simon Legree
Beechoon Ory
Ingrad
Dreiser
Ice
Russia
Eliza
Uncle Tom
Call 46 for Second Sheets in Daily bundles
The Daily will deliver in lots of 500 or more at 80 cents per thousand, with pricing per thousand stated for large orders.
Enrollment Leaders Highlight 1927 U S Universities
Columbia University leads American universities in 1927 with 32 244 resident students, followed by California 25 534 and New York University 22 768. The list, based on reports from 211 institutions, shows broad enrollment gains across sizes and regions.
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E. L. Rawley
National News Service
Philadelphia
Columbia University of New York
University of California
New York University
City College of New York
University of Pennsylvania
Loon Wara
Ra Walters
Swarthmore College
Association of American Universities
Walters
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ohio State
California
New York
Florida State College For
Vassar
Goucher
Mt. Holyoke
Radcliffe
Lorgan
Ntne
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
Purdue University
Dr. Walters
Harvard
Fordhamme Columbia
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Club Casanova and a night of easy wealth
Staley selects a country club style restaurant for a romantic evening with Lily while planning to press her on a divorce. They gather Sue and Jack Eastman for a discreet celebration and face the tension of marriage, money, and social expectations in a tense, opulent setting.
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Staley
St. Valentine’s Eye
Lily
Sue
Jack
Beck
Jack Eastman
Thei
Cains
Odd New York Pipe Maker Uses Hands
ROCHESTER New York Adolph Weigler a rare craftsman shuns machines in making meerschaum and briar pipes with amber stems born in Cernowitz Austria he apprenticed five years without pay to learn his trade now over fifty years in the craft he says demand remains as he takes pride in thoughtful workmanship while machine production rises. The article blends Weigler's profile with domestic fiction snippets and an advertisement closing.
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Anal
Rochester
N.Y
Thin City
Cernowitz
Austria
Adolph Weigler
Weigler
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