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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Community Church movement is a deliberate attempt to organize a new type of religious institution on a social as contrasted with a theological basis. It is an expression of the idea that religion is fundamentally social in character and that the church should be an expression of the spiritual ideas of the social group. Just as the democratic community has developed such institutions as the state, the school and the social center as instruments for the proper functioning of its life, so should it develop the church as a similar instrument...
Last year these courses drew students front twenty-nine different states, as well as from Canada and the Philippines, and the total registration was 233, the largest on record. Since summer instruction of this type was first given at the University by Dr. Dudley A. Sargent in 1887, training has been given to men and women who have subsequently filled positions in a total of 1029 colleges, schools and other institutions...
...Majestic Theatre, is on the whole a pleasing musical comedy, although the first act is disappointing on account of the conventional character of its matrimonial entanglements. The second act contains however some agreeable surprises in the original treatment given to well-worn situations, and while true to type, certain complications are never unsnarled, the main issue is satisfactorily disposed of. Even in the first act, the "Chinese Fantasy" lends a certain exotic illusion to a banale situation. The singing and dancing of Ethelind Terry, the acting of Hal Forde, and the specialty dancing of Mile. Marguerite and Frank Gill serve...
...average Pupil enters college with very little, if any, idea of what the college of his choice stands for. It is in presenting the true spirit of the college, and in stamping out wrong ideas, ---such as the popular version of the "Harvard" type referred to by the youth headed New Haven-ward--that college publicity can be of service. Propaganda and proselyting to more harm than good in their ultimate results, but sane publicity does a service to both the college and the school. By it a preparatory school boy can judge intelligently what his aim a mater should...
Back in the Middle Ages when students themselves hired their instructor and discharged him for "cutting" too often or for making too little progress, their attitude toward lectures was quite different than at present. The appearance of the modern type of college student has rendered rigid application of the lecture system surprisingly impotent without supplementary devices...