Cornell Graduation Echoes Liberal Arts Call
President Malott urged graduates to value liberal education beyond training. He warned that contemporary life risks narrow learning and urged students to seek broad truths, civic responsibility, and self reliance as they leave Cornell for diverse futures.
George Loughlin Eats Snails in Pride
In Porthcawl Wales George Loughlin a 45 year old newsstand operator is suspended for three months by the United Services Club for eating snails in a display of honor. He praised snails as a dish while club members argued over the culinary difference between British garden snails and French escargot.
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Colgate Honors Four With Doctoral Degrees At Commencement
Colgate University conferred honorary doctorates on four leaders including Alexander F. Jones of Syracuse Herald Journal Lawrence A. Appley Howard S. Colwell and the Rev Dr Harold Cooke Phillips amid commencement ceremonies. The event featured baccalaureate sermons and student commissions into the armed services.
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Anger as Constructive Energy in Parenthood
In Wilmington Dr Frederick Dershimer studies say anger and related emotions are purposeful energies that should be harnessed not stifled. Parents learn to channel anger into constructive actions such as appropriate discipline while not suppressing the emotion in themselves or their children.
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Electra Airliner Promises Speed Comfort and Convenience
A new airliner from Lockheed and American Airlines combines proven design with vast operating experience. The Electra aims to cruise well over 400 mph, offer club-like lounges, wider seats, rectangular windows, improved cabin pressurization to 30 000 feet, and built in baggage handling features plus individual tables for each seat.
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