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...Educating for World Citizenship" will be the topic of an address by B. M. Cherrington, executive secretary of the Foundation for the Advancement of the Social Sciences at the University of Denver, when he will speak to summer school students Wednesday evening, August 9 at 8 o'clock in Emerson D. The talk is free and open to the public...
...seven years Mr. Cherrington has been connected with the Foundation which is attempting by every sound educational means to bring the realities of the modern world before the attention of citizens of the west for the purpose of developing an informed public opinion on world affairs. Representatives from the foundation have been sent to all important world conferences and authorities have been brought to Denver. Radio programs have been sponsored and seminars conducted in which business and professional people might study international problems...
...Cherrington's Opinions...
...fact that it has become excessively trite to say that the world is becoming increasingly interdependent doesn't make the fact less true or less important," said B. M. Cherrington, authority on world affairs who is scheduled to speak before the Summer School tomorrow evening in Emerson D at 8 o'clock. If the object of education is the successful adjustment of the individual to his environment, then education per se must deal with the world, for the environment that conditions the behavior and shapes the destiny of men today is planetary. Among educators this is now accepted generally. That...
...have been uniformly excellent. The recitals by Mr. Phelps in the Memorial Church have permitted many music lovers to hear an organist who has a rare talent, even if some still complain about the acoustics. The George Washington program, and the lectures by Mr. Conant, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Cherrington have been varied in appeal and authoritative. Along other lines the industrial and historical excursions under the direction of G. S. Miller have given students, who would not have initiative to explore for themselves, the opportunity of seeing industrial processes and points of historical or literary importance which should have...