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Mussolini ponders a plan to form a National Industrial Federation, which would be composed of seven large corporations. The object of the proposal is to give equal rights to employers and employed in the management of industry, and so mollify the Red Shirts (Labor) at present under the protective wing of Gabriele d'Annunzio. The plan will be worked out "to benefit not only capital and labor, but industry and the State...
Yale wants to know the same thing. Not about Dartmouth, but about Yale. And Professor C. W. Mendell, Professor of Latin and Chairman of the Athletic Board of Control, leads off in The Yale Daily News with a succinct and persuasive statement. The object of a college education is culture. "Culture is not the finished product, much less the meretricious trappings of an inferior article serving to deceive the observer. Culture is fertilization. . . . True education must make fertile the intellectual and moral ground so that it can bear fruit in the proper season. To be more concrete, the real education...
...whole object of radio frequency amplification is to amplify the energy before it gets to the detector," declared Mr. E. B. Dallin in a lecture last night to the Wireless Club at the Cruft High Tension Laboratory. He pointed out that this was essential in securing the maximum of sound without sacrificing clearness. He then diagrammed the various methods of setting up a set by which one can increase the intensity of sound without being troubled by excessive sputtering from the instruments. Mr. Dallin discovered in particular the relative disadvantages of the regenerative, crystal, and reflex receiving outfits, favoring...
...favor Mr. Davis' plan. Congress, which holds the purse strings, still has unpleasant memories of the criticisms which fell on Mr. Creel's Public Information Committee for alleged propagandist efforts. The Administration Publicity office would doubtless degenerate in a very short time into a propaganda bureau with the sole object of keeping the defending party in and the besieging party put. It probably would not even be successful, to that extent. Actions speak louder than words. If an Administration has been successful, "virtues will plead like angels trumpet-tongued". And conversely, if its wares are worthless, no amount of salesmanship...
...individual is achieved. It would be ridiculous to assert that the two plays are in every case played better or as well as they would be in the hands of professionals. But it is sound to say that the general playing, the stress on the play as the prime object of interest, and the cooperative work of all the departments connected with the productions, make the venture more than justifiable. If the amateur can at all times learn from the professional, the professional can at times learn from the amateur. And the combination of all the artistic forces...