Word: experimentals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The French worker-priest is back. Pope Paul VI has resurrected France's postwar experiment in dealing with the "deChristianized" working class, an experiment once thought to have strayed so radically that liberal Pope John XXIII himself pronounced its doom.
John's Ban. Suhard started the experiment in 1944, and at its peak in 1953 the movement numbered more than 100 priests. But from Rome's point of view, it went sour. Twenty priests left the church to get married. Others were taking part in strikes and Communist...
The Residence Office has frequently encountered students who dislike any type of "dormitory atmosphere" and complain about problems of dorm life such as noise and lack of privacy. The complaints which some students express are irrational and temporary--but by senior year many students are sure that they cannot feel...
Despite this flaw, the experiment is a worthy one and should be studied carefully. But the results, whatever they may be, should not be judged as conclusive. First of all, 20 students is obviously a small sampling. Also, moving off-campus in February of one's senior year is considerably...
Con Shelf's most practical experiment turned out to be its most spectacular success. To check on man's ability to work underwater, divers went down more than 375 ft. to set up a 16-ft. "Christmas tree," a complex of valves and connecting pipes by which the...