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Vol. 002 Issue 026 (November 4 1925)
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 Probing the Public Mind
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THE
COMMONWEAL
A Weekly Review of Literature, The Arts, and Public Affairs. Volume II New York, Wednesday, November 4, 1925 Number z6 CONT
Probing the Public Mind ................. ...
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any part of the complex Balkan problem can be dis- posed of before a general policy of some kind shall have been arrived at. What will this policy be? No statesman is ready with an answer. The...
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East and West
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634 THE COMMONWEAL November 4, x925 responsible for so much of our swollen crime figures. While calling for more speedy and drastic treatment of "known criminals," Mr. Cooley points out the only...
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United College Men
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November 4, x925 THE COMMONWEAL 635 Religion, too, has felt the impact of this new idea UNITED COLLEGE MEN and apart from the fact that unity is God's will for His followers, men are beginning...
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State Universities,I
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Bates, Ernest Sutherland
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636 THE COMMONWEAL November 4, 1925 STATE UNIVERSITIES
I. THE OLD VISITORS By ERNEST SUTHERLAND BATES (This is the first of a series of articles by Mr. Bates, the second of which will...
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Autumn Song (verse)
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Scollard, Clinton
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November 4, I925-THE COMMONWEAL 637 some kind seem always to be needed. The university must do a deal of lobbying during the legislative ses- sion; the president and deans scamper back and forth...
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Crime Problems and the Church
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Keegan, Robert F.
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638 T H E C O M M O N W E A L November 4, I9Z5 .i CRIME PROBLEMS AND THE CHURCH By ROBERT F. KEEGAN T HERE is perhaps no single topic today which challenges the attention of...
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At Dawn (verse)
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Thayer, Mary Dixon
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November 4, I925 THE COMMONWEAL 64I early examination of children suspected of mental ab- normality is advisable. A greater development and closer unification of the work of social agencies is...
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Catholic Lay Organization
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Shriver, Mark O.
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642 THE COMMONWEAL November 4, I925 CATHOLIC LAY ORGANIZATION
By MARK O. SHRIVER T HERE have always been some to seek for and plan the co6rdination of Catholic lay activity and the...
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Ethnologists at Milan
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Boullaye, H. Pinard de la
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November 4, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 643 down. There was obstruction and what seemed at times almost the enmity of existing societies and or-ganizations; of all indeed except a very few most of which...
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Your Letter (verse)
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Dolson, Eugene C.
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November 4, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 645 ment, the second on the Eucharist and the alleged communion rites in pagan cults. To judge by the highly laudatory newspaper articles which appeared on the...
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My Irreligion
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Knox, Ronald
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November 4, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 645 ment, the second on the Eucharist and the alleged communion rites in pagan cults. To judge by the highly laudatory newspaper articles which appeared on the...
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Communications
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November 4, x925 THE COMMONWEAL 647 COMMUNICATIONS THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY colleges on the eve of a drive have emphasized their nonWashington, D. C. T O the Editor :--The symposium on...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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650 THE COMMONWEAL November 4, I925 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER The Glass 8lipper F ~ERENC MOLNAR has done an extraordinary thing. He has created one character of amazing beauty and...
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Books
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Shuster, Henry Longan Stuart, George N.
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Wife is deeper, nearer the core of real human difficulties. That is why its inherent interest surmounts even obvious de- fects. It does, however, leave you with one curious question. Why does Walter...
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The Quiet Corner
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656 T H E C O M M O N W E A L November 4, I925 URSULINE ACADEMY, Grand Concourse (East 165th Street), New York City PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Resident and Day Pupils Boys admitted to the...
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Vol. 003 Issue 001 (November 11 1925)
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Vol. 003 Issue 002 (November 18 1925)
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Vol. 003 Issue 003 (November 25 1925)
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