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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Father Leanard Feeney of St. Benedict's Center yesterday agreed to discuss the question of eternal salvation in accordance with the open letter addressed to him in yesterday's CRIMSON by Richard W. Wallach '49 IL. Father Feeney stated that he would discuss the matter at any time and at any place that was convenient...
...letter was written by Wallach on behalf of the Collegiate Montaigne Society, a group of students in several eastern colleges "devoted to the quiet promulgation of the skeptical thought of the great French essayist...
...said, "I would be delighted and would welcome the opportunity to discuss with Mr. Wallach the question of 'extra ecclesiam nulla salus. I also promise Mr. Wallach that ... my road to heaven is very much kinder than that of Pascal and Montaigne (the two sources Wallach mentioned in his letter); its very dogmatic definiteness is its supremest charity...
Richard W. Wallach '49 1L. Upper New England acting chairman of the intercollegiate group, placed as paid advertising matter in today's CRIMSON an "open letter form a confused agnostic" asking Father Feeney to debate on the issues of Catholic doctrine he has raised...
Discrimination in fraternities is important because fraternities themselves are important. There are more than 2,750 Greek-letter chapters in the United States, and at many schools they house and feed most of the student body. They frequently run the social and extra-curricular life of those schools. Educational authorities estimate that 90 per cent of these fraternities have discriminatory clauses in their charters. Most specify "non-Semitic members of the Caucasian race;" some southern groups go even further, and admit only White Protestants." Last week, the fraternities voted that chapters should "take steps" to climinate such admission bars...