Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer’s Standpoint Highlights Mob Misconceptions
Captain Tooze argued at a Sunday vesper service that Christ was tried by the Sanhedrin, not mob rule, and that Pilate shared responsibility for the crucifixion. He noted gaps in gospel accounts and stressed legal procedure over divinity in assessing the trial.
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Tooze
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St. Paul’s Church
Tacoma
Washington
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Pilate
Enrollment in French Classes Declines Slightly at Campus
Figures show 1916-17 first year French 118 students, 1917-18 combined sections 202, current French enrollments 230. Officials note no large rise in new French starters due to S A T C members in their late teens taking technical subjects.
Stay In School Will Pay In Long Run Opinions Of Many
Opinions from faculty on S A T C discharge urge students to continue studies. Some comments to print next issue. many stress college education as key to future opportunities amid reconstruction and demand for trained minds. The Red Triangle poem honors service members on war fronts.
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Geo. E. Ritchey
Nicholas Knight
Colege
President Flint Named to University Senate Seat
President Flint was appointed a member of the University Senate of the Methodist Episcopal church representing the Ninth General Conference district covering Iowa and Nebraska. The appointment was made at a Board of Bishops meeting in Yonkers New York. The Senate governs 121 Methodist educational institutions nationwide. The New York Times on December 1 featured a photo of French soldiers at American universities, including Barriere and Corporal Artozoul among 14.
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Yonkers
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New York Sunday Times
Messieurs Barriere
Artozoul
Cornell
Correction on Secretary Smith's family visit note
The local item about Secretary Smith should state that he enjoyed a visit from his brother and his wife and his mother and father, clarifying that Secretary Smith is not married.
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Secretary Smith
Promising Cornell Basketball Season Looms With Veterans
Indoor season eyes turn to basketball as Kaiser abdication frees old varsity men. Torrance Kepler Byerly Hedges and others expected back, freshmen prove promising. Regular practice starts, Obye assists coaching, and a new schedule will be arranged amid discharge timelines.
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Duffy
Torrance
Sandy
Kepler
Dutch” Byerly
Hedges
Obye
Doseff
Cornell
Women Debaters Prepare for League of Nations Question
In January 1919 Girls' Intersociety Debates see Prometheans and Philomathaeans tackling the topic. Philo team Kate Skinner Ruby Wasser and Bess Swenson oppose a league of nations while Promethean team includes Helen Mishler Bernice Holland and another member.
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Philomatheans
League of Nations
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Kate Skinner
Ruby Wasser
Bess Swenson
Helen Mishler
Bernice Holland
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