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 Vol. 007 Issue 018 (March 7 1928)
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••Contents••
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 The Wilmington Plan
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ANCIENT poets used to believe that gold was not merely precious but also, in a peculiar way, aristocratic and even sacred. It must be admitted that many of us get the same impression from...
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Week by Week
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TLJOW sensitive a mechanism our industrial system •'••'• is is indicated by the reigning phenomena of tight money and increased unemployment which, it seems, are to make this "presidential year"...
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Marriage Mathematics
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TV/rR. CHESTERTON, after conceding to the •'•'•'- mathematicians that two times two are four, declares that "two times one are not two, but two thousand times one," and concludes that this is why...
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The Voice on the Wire
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I^TOW that the Pan-American Conference has •*• ^ arrived at a happy ending, there is room for the discussion of extra-official means by which a better understanding among the American peoples can...
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Catholic Colleges as Civic Assets
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Fitzpatrick, Edward A.
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WHAT is the relation of the Catholic college or university to the civic community in which it is located? I think I hear a demurrer, and this is its form: "The Catholic college is...
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Bare Knuckles in Politics
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Thompson, Charles Willis
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WHEN Frank B. Willis forced Herbert Hoover to take off his coat and fight for his life in the Ohio primaries, he did that too placid statesman a great favor. The Hoover boom was beginning to...
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Finances in the Free State
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Marshall, David
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WI TH much to stir and interest him in rapidly changing American scenes, Mr. William T. Cosgrave, President of the Council of the Irish Free State, confined his remarks pretty closely to...
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Japanese Exiles of the Faith
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Griffis, William Elliot
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I F THE ten lost tribes of Israel in a body had suddenly risen out of the ground, and as a mighty host confronted the writer—a pioneer educator in Japan—on March 2, 1871, he could hardly have...
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Samuel Ferguson-Irish Poet
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Colum, Padraic
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««TT F HE has written a sonnet he is not an Irish I poet," a young man who is a poet and Irish said •*• to me the other day, and I found myself accepting his dictum. For the music that comes to...
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Communications
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IS CULTURE POSSIBLE IN COLLEGE? Durham, N. H. TO the Editor:—^After several years of study and teaching in three of our more prominent eastern universities, I have reached the conclusion that...
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The Play
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These Modern Women SOME plays are born with titles, some inevitably achieve titles, and still others have titles thrust upon them. These Modern Women belongs to the last-mentioned category,...
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Poems
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Leonard, Dorothy; Mehlek, Frances Boal; Bryan, John; Kresensky, Raymond; Becker, Charlotte; Kidd, Walter Evans
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Winter JVealth Aladdin rubbed his wishing-ring (The queerest little shabby thing— Alas! I might have taken it for tin, Or brass— But never mind) the door flew in And there they were, the...
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Books
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Repplier, Agnes; Egan, Joseph M.; Zabel, Morton Dauwen; Farley, Ambrose; Clarke, Edwin; Monahan, A. C.; McCabe, George
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Exquisite Imperfection The Bridge of San Luis Rey, by Thornton Wilder. New York: Albert and Charles Boni. $2.50. IT WAS a genuine inspiration which prompted Mr. Wilder to locate his strange and...
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The Quiet Corner
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/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. LAMB. "To be or not to be," wearily answered Doctor Angelicus, when Titivillus put before him his examination papers, "that is the...
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Vol. 007 Issue 019 (March 14 1928)
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Vol. 007 Issue 020 (March 21 1928)
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Vol. 007 Issue 021 (March 28 1928)
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