KSU Names New Wesley Foundation Minister
Rev Charles Ireland is appointed minister of the Wesley foundation at Kent State University. He praises the campus beauty and friendly people and plans to serve Methodist students. Ireland and his wife reside at 545 South Lincoln Street with their four year old daughter. He earned a BA from Wooster and BD from Oberlin and has led youth and camp programs in Ohio.
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Wesley Foundation
Ireland
Kent
South
Lincoln Street
Wooster College
Oberlin College of Theology
Akron-Cleveland
Older Youth Institute
Akron
The
Methodist Church
Stop Union Damage at the University Lounge
A university student body urges action to protect the new student union lounge opened after years of planning. They condemn vandalism including cigarette burns and button theft, calling the lounge the campus living room and demanding quicker enforcement and care.
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University
Union
Ten Classics Slated as Most Boring by Columbia Review
A Columbia University dissent cites a list of ten so called most obnoxious classics. The list includes Pilgrim's Progress Moby Dick Paradise Lost The Faerie Queene The Life of Samuel Johnson Pamela Silas Marner Ivanhoe Don Quixote and Faust.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Bunyan
Melville
Milton
Spencer
Boswell
Life of
Samuel Johnson
Richardson
Pamela
Eliot
Silas Marner
Scott
Cervantes
Don Quixote
Goeth
Faust
Art Isn’t Real By Cambyse Shah Rais
Nietzsche argues that error fosters sensitivity and inventiveness producing religion and art. He claims pure knowledge would not create art and that art is only an organized experience by an artist with a possibly better nervous system. Art does not reveal new factors in reality like science and thus is not real.
How To Spot A North Korean
An Associated Press dispatch from Korea describes a crude exchange among U S troops about telling North and South Koreans apart. A Texan asks how to tell them. the reply notes a South Korean may greet you, while a North Korean would fire from a tank.
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Associated Press
U. S
Korea
Safer driving linked to drivers who are entirely sober
A San Diego test study from the American Business Men's foundation suggests totally sober drivers cause fewer harms. Over 1946 to 1948 sober drivers showed lower fatality and crash rates than those who were partially intoxicated, with more pedestrian collisions tied to some intoxication. The article notes large totals of accidents involving intoxicated drivers and sober drivers alike.
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American Business Men's Foundation
San Diego
California
Houston Cougar
Smatterings Of Ignorance In A Jaded Era
A satirical tone contrasts political house cleaning with shifting dust and moving rascals. The piece contrasts dieting Americans gaining fat with pioneers who faced hunger. A geology professor warns students of danger yet notes a leftward view as a consolation.
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