Why Go to College? (Continued from Page 2)
An editorial argues that colleges train minds and character rather than merely producing businesspeople. It cites Judson of Chicago and Sherman Wallace on higher education's role in modern business, while satirically critiquing “cases” in law and English, noting student dynamics and campus culture.
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Judson
University of Chicago
F. Sherman Wallace
Maurie Dunne
Maurie
Chi
Helen
Candy and Flower Trust
Law School
Indiana Daily Student
Y M C A April meeting covers faith and student enrollment
A YMCA event features President Millis discussing The Reality of God and differing religious theories. The piece notes twenty one new students enrolled this term with a list of names and hometowns, alongside remarks on faith and campus life.
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Millis
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Htow
Lobe
Leland Stanford University of California
Gladys Kuhn
New Washington
Mable Goins
Lexington
Lois Gates
Homer
Ada Black
Georgetown
Enoch Brindley
Brooksburg
Artie Mahan
Paris Crossing
Sophia Wells
Hanover
Esther Hole
Butterville
Edith Ellett
Rockville
Ida Belle Royce
Austin
James Mayfield
Salem
Charles Ritchie
North Madison
Shirley Lamson
Vevay
Raymond Smith
Bethlehem
Claude Oliver
Foltz
Albert Conway
Marah Benedict
Markland
Carl Smith
Bernhardt Lotz
Madison
Nellie Montague
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Henry M. Lee
Hitz the Florist
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Oscar C. Bear
New York
N. Haruff and Sons
E. Main
Stucker
Wm. Stucker
Mount Joy
West Street