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was allowed to spend the morn- ligion'?" and 'What is the na- is then, and then only, thattli ing at Santa Margarita, one of ture of faith?" problems of ethics can ~ the picturesque Mediterranean The book, The Edge of Wis- brought up with any real int~ resorts. Of little cultural signifi- dam, by Robert S. Wicks, which ligent significance.
With a formidable rea .
list and some even more fonru able ground to cover, those· the seminar will have plenty
do in the daily period which
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READING INSTRUCTION HEADED BY BLEWETT
THE METEOR
SIX STUDENTS TOUR EUROPE
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at Rothenberg, Germany, one of
the best preserved medieval towns of Europe.
After Salzburg was a tortuous bus ride through the Italian Dolomites to Cortina and then on to Venice, for two days. The next stop was Florence where several hours were spent admir- ing the art collection at the Pitti
Palace, one of the best museums in Europe.
Most of the time in Rome was spent touring the Colosseum, Forum, and Vatican. The drive from Rome to Pisa along th e
Oct. 15 '
NEW ETHICS SEMINAR ABAN.. DONS CLASSROOM APPROAca
1 The "R.I." II special ethics Fromm, one of the im .
seminar, whic.h meets one night ps,rch.ologists of our present~ a week, was formed so that cer- Dtetrteh Vo~hoeffer; MartinBt,
tain problems and questio~s her, a Jewtsh theo~ogian;i%1 facing mankind could be dts- toevsky; C. S. Lewts, author
cussed in more depth than is the Screwtape Letters; J possible in the regular R.I. II Pike, Paul Tillich and m
course. others. This remarkable The group, kept small so as forms the foundation of
to stimulate free discussion, is course, although the seminar. directed by the Rev. R. J. Boyd . by no means limited to it.
Those in the seminar are ex- So far, the basic problems pected to do much reading for seems, is to define the nature the course and to be able to man and the human situati
participate in the discussion of From there one proceeds to such questions as these: "How innumerable questions a are we to define the term 're- the ultimate purpose of life.
Mr. Blewett, the new Mc- Brien Reading Course Instruc-
tor, was born in Westcliffe-On- Sea, Essex, England. He came to the United States shortly after World War II and attend- ed Ursinus College. He earned his B.A. degree and was gradu- ated from Ursinus College in 1961. During the Berlin crisis
Uncle Sam procured Mr. Blew- ett and sent him to Frankfurt, Germany for two years.
The McBrien Reading Course has proven to be of great help in allowing one to increase their reading speed while at the same time enabling them to under- stand what they read. Every-
one who has taken part in the reading course has profited and it is highly recommended for anyone with inept reading skills.
Last year Mr. Blewett taught the reading course at Massanut- ten Military Academy and the De Veaux School in Niagara
Falls.
Mr. Blewett's hobbies include
travel, swimming, tennis, and •
mUSIC.
P ARAMOUNT
8 Oct. "A Very Special Favor"
14 Oct. "Help" Beatles
21 Oct. "Love and Kisses" 27 Oct. "Green Mansion" -
afternoon
28 Oct. "Sammy, A Boy Ten
Feet Tall"
PLAZA
7 Oct. "Secret of my Success" 14 Oct. "Beach Ball"
21 Oct. "The Hill" W ARNER
6 Oct. "Darling"
13 Oct. "Marriage on the
Rocks"
20-21 Oct."La Boheme" (opera)
afternoon
27 Oct. "Royal Ballet"
( London )
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The Bishops kicked off and
Beatles' one o'clock a. m. arrival in Milan.
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three plays later. The Bishops ing spent a relaxing two days in
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passing combination of Woodall of the tour which were spent to 'Vhite, but the clock ran out visiting Notre Dame, Fontaine-
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An excellent defensive per-
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lan train that the Beatles board- the most important theologians
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