American music and its sources debated by a professor
Prof Irving Schwerke argues American music lacks a single national source, examining whether true American music can derive from Native American and African American traditions or must stem from purely American motifs. He notes Indian melodies, Negro influences, and the need to preserve folk songs while highlighting American landscapes and rhythms as essential inspiration.
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Irving Schwerke
Haa
Africa
Anton Dvorak
New World Symphony
Russia
Indiana
MacDowell
Psi Nu hosts Kappa Rho informal campus luncheon
Psi Nu entertained members of Kappa Delta Rho at a Wednesday 6 to 8 30 pm campus luncheon in Psi Nu hall. Fraternities colors decorated the event and guests included Miss Sabre Catherine Josephine Cleven ger Agnes Spear Helen Hunt Mary Davis John Barnet and Walter Kolb.
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Kappa Rhos
Tota
Psi Nu
Kappa Delta Rho
Missea Sabre Cather
Josephine
Charlotte Clevenger
Agnes Spear
Bedford
Helen Hunt
Mary Davis
Westport
John Barnet
Louisville
Walter Kolb
Lafayette
Indiana
Engagement announced at Indianapolis house party
Misses Helen and Louise Con stable Gladys Doles and Theodosia Beasley attended a weekend house party in Indianapolis at Bertha Daffy's home. Decorations featured green white and yellow with daisy favors marking the gathering.
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Helen
Louise Constable
Gladys Doles
Theodosia Beasley
Indianapolis
Bertha
Daffy
Pi Beta Phi to entertain at Houston home Saturday
Pi Beta Phi will entertain at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Houston Saturday evening.
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Pi Beta’Phi
Thad Houston
World problems demand attention of students
An editorial by Clarence E. Arnett, former history professor at Franklin College, argues that study should focus on rational social issues. He frames Rome as a backdrop for global concerns and urges students to engage with pressing world problems.
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Clarence E. Arnett
Franklin College
Antonius
Rome
Citizens of the World in a Roman Dream
A reflection on Marcus Aurelius Antonius and the idea of world citizenship. The author argues that Roman identity must blend patriotism with universal responsibility, urging each modern citizen to shoulder global duties while maintaining national pride.
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Hadrian
Marcus Aurelius Antonius
Antonius
Agricola
Claudius
Romie
Marcus’ Aurelius Antonius
Napoleon Bonaparte
Kaiser Wilhelm
John Smith
John Doe
U. S
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Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
Stainbrook & Ballard
B. A. Devore
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East Jefferson Street
Wile-Casady Company
Wile-Casady- Company
Means Drug Store
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