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...birthday of Ralph Waldo Emerson will be celebrated today by members of the Boston Ethical Society and others who wish to acknowledge their debt to him, by a pilgrimage to Concord...
...England private preparatory schools, nearly all show an increase in the number of students entering Harvard. Among them are Milton Academy, which has gone from 20 to 29; Middle-sex School, Concord, Mass., 15 to 20; St. Paul's School, Concord, New Hampshire 19 to 25; Huntington School, Boston, 5 to 12; and Thayer Academy, Quincy...
...Christian Century staff are Dr. Charles Clayton Morrison, Dr. Herbert L. Willett and Dr. Paul Hutchinson. This triumvirate and their associates have ever been pugnacious for Christian standards. Often they have been thought "too independent." When most churchmen believed sincerely that the best way to enduring world concord depended on the U. S. joining 'the World Court, this periodical opposed it. An example of unusual enterprise for religious journals was their despatching of questionnaires over a year ago to every minister of every Protestant denomination in the U. S. They wanted to know which of their co-workers these...
...personnel of the committee is as follows: Chairman, Winslow Carlton, of New York City; Sub-Chairman, Talbot Baker, of Milton; George Kennedy Bailey, of New York City, Dean Chamberlin, of Concord, Robert Lord Debevoise, of New York City, William Raymond Driver 3rd, of Milton, Stephen Frink Dana, of Cincinnati, O., James Hooper Grew, of Boston, Gordon Huggins, of Montclair, N. J., John Whiton Hutchinson of West Newton, Don Robert Kroell, of Cambridge, Samuel Newbury Manierre, of Milwaukeee, Wis., Robert Winslow Meadows, of Springfield, Thomas Gamet Moore, of St. Louis, Mo., Philip Hamilton Rhinelander, of Washington, D. C., James Henry Sachs...
...Samuel S. Drury is rector of the largest U. S. church school, St. Paul's (Episcopal), at Concord, N. H. His subject is "Religious Influence." He frankly "talks religion," insisting that religion is not "queer" or "forced" as a part of a boy's education. He believes that schools have made a god of morality and been afraid of theology. He believes that boys are natural mystics, that the second decade is in all directions a romance. "Some colleges," he says, "will not grant a degree unless the senior can swim 100 yards; the school might make one condition...