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The Rollins Sandspur. 2619. https://stars.library.ucf.edu/cfm-sandspur/2619 • THE ROLLINS SANDSPUR Published by Students of Rollins College Volume 32 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1929 Number 3 1 j Vi~~~nd --·i ADMINISTRATION I -I HAMILTON HOLT LITTLE THEATRE !SUBJECT CHOSEN I Reviews ANNOUNCES ART HONORS MEMORY PLANS PROGRAM FORINSTITUT EOF · -- BOARD MEMBERS OF E. E. SLOSSON STATESMANSHIP ½ I Coming Season Prom­ WillTING 11 .\LL . ises Brilliant En- Promment Leaders to Other Faculty Mem­ Propaganda Control is It pays to ndvertise. This col- Aid Art Develop­ tertainment umn received not one but two bers Also Pay Topic for Discussion books. ment Here Tribute at Second Institute The college office with rare 1 An unusually interm~ting selec­ thoughtfulness sent 11 Thc Future Six prominent leaders in nrt ! Ition of plays is being planned by of Party Govcnm1ent; Addresses and art education have accepted A former associate, an intimate Rollins players of the Little The- To what extent propaganda such and Discus~ions at the Institute of invitations to serve ns members friend, and a former instructor of atre \Vorkshop for the coming as that engineered by \Villiam B. Statesmanship." This seems lo be of an advisory board for the de- D1·. Edwin E. Slosson united in ~eason, and try-outs. are now be- Shearer, the naval observer at mg held for the first program G a book on whic:l~ to use the Menck- j veloprnent of art at Rollins col- I paying tribute to him at a mem- which will be presented sometime ene~a, can be controlled, and the en style of rev1ew-l'end the first lege, President Hamilton Holt an- orial chapel service Monday. Ham- · N b question as to whether such pro- page and write a very learned and nounced today. The board is being ilton Holt, p1·esident of Rollins m ovem er. paganda is a benefit or a curse to erudite criticism. " 'e recommend organi~ed, it i~ further announced, HAMILTON HOLT college, who pre~ided at the serv- Three groups of one-act plays Ipublic opinion are problems t hat this work to all Ph. D.'s in his- ~; a~s1st President H~lt _and l\lrs. President of Rollins College ice, spoke of the late scientist and an4 three three-ac~ plays will be will be attacked by the Second An- produced. These will probably in- 1 I • f S • tory. nnen Newby, who 1s m charge author as one who had been his I HUGH McKEAN elude: uEnter Madame" which nua. nshtute o tatesmansh1p at • • • of the Rollins Art Department, in = == former business associate for 17 ' Rollms college next January it New Assistant Instructor The second epitome is the the development of art education years. His voice broke as he con- ~cored such a tremendous success was announced Monda . ' I PREXY LEAVES ON "Specia1ist" by Chic $,.Ile. This at the college. eluded his tribute. Dr. William in Landscape Painting !~ New York,, a few seasons ago; Dr. Holt announces [hat the In- The ~nemy, a fou_r-act play by stitutc will be held from Monda book appears to be a ubig busi- The Advisory Board, as now con- NORTHERN TRIP Suddards Franklin, professor of ness propaganda" and shows evi- stituted, includes Seymour M. ... physics at Rollins college, who was Chanm~g. Pollock wh1~h deals with January G, to Saturday, Janua;'; the futility of war m much the J Th to · b t h, h f dence of careful and painstaking Stone, portrait artist, New York, a student instructor at the Uni- n 3 0 HUGH McKEAN same manner as the best-seller, · . e ptc _ou '~ tc 1:'ost research. The story of the evolu- N. Y.; Raymond P. Ensign, direc- versily of Kansas when Dr. Slos- "All Quiet on the \Vestern Front;" the import~nt d1scuss1o~s wi ll cen­ tion of the modern telephone tor of the Berkshire Summer Will Return to Rollins son was an undergraduate, spoke I"How He Lied to Her Husband" te_r, acc~rdmg to Pr_es1dent Holt, booth, this essay should nppeal to School of Art and the Newark Art In Late Dec. of his relations as Dr. Slosson's IS APPOINTED b G B d Sh "Th will be The Formation of P ublic anyone whose mind runs along the School, Newark, N. J.; John Shap- Or instructor. Dr. David A. Robert-- y eorge ernar a':; e Opinion. " Twelve Pound Look" by Sn· James U d h" , , , horizon of an angleworm. Donat- ley, editor of the "Art Bulletin/' Early Jan. son, assistant director of the Am- ASS'T. ARTIST Barrie; "Finiculi Finicula," "The n er t is subJect it is planned ed by Boots and Frank. and "Parnassus," and professor of erican Council of Education, u Duchess Says Iler Prayers," "Rich to s_urvey,, t_he ~hole ~uestion of • • • art, New York University; Ernest close friend of Dr. Slosson, re- Man, Poor Man" 'iGreasy Luck" ~ubltc op.1mon m this country. Mr. Z., newly invited guest of \Vatson, artist, author and direc- The student body greatly re- ferred to Dr. Slosson's religious and many other~. • . Recent d1sclos~res as to changes t.h t Senior Student to As­ the State, at Chattahoochee, sends tor of the Night School of Arts,, grets at Dr. Holt muS be gone beliefs and activities. An interesting feature of the m the owner_shtp of the press and th th this billydoo: 11I was a sane, nor- Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.; from h e college e next ,few Tributes were also paid by Dr. sist Mrs. Newby in 1 • • as to organized efforts to shape mal man. I laughed tolerantly at l\.lrs. Walter P. Siple, assistant. ~ont s. He leaves tomorrow f~r Frederick R. Georgia, professor of season w111 be the. production of public opinion," Dr. Holt points slow waiters. I grinned when I curator and director of education, ew York 3nd an e~tended_ trip Chemistry at Rollins, as a repre­ Landscape Work one of the old classics: The works out, "make especiall y timely con­ th th t th had to eat in the kitchen for Jack Worchester Museum, Worchester, roughout e EaS m e inter- sentative of science and by \Vil­ of _Shakespeare, Sheri~an, Gold- sideration of the agencies through of seating space at tables; I even Mass.; and Walter P. Siple, assist- es: of t_he ~o~lege. lard A. Wattles p/ofessor of lit­ snuth_ and Ibsen a~e- bemg scanned which public opinio n is formed, t he 111 Hugh McKean, Senior has just and, m all probability, 01'.e of the f th . t d . smiled when hot soup was spilled ant to the director of the Fogg e "' JOtn Fr~d Hanna, who erature and jou~alism at Rollins O 1 th 1 received the appointment of as- great plays from this group of mea~s etr con ro ! an eir down my neck; but after the Bean- Art Museum, Harvard University, ;~t Wednesday, in New York. as a representative of literar; ery chef served vinegar on sliced Cambridge, Mass. ey. expect to return a~ t~c end circles. sistant instructor in landscape au~~",;sR:i\\~:•pf:~:::e~re the stu- 1:::~.~.n to .dem.ocr~t,c govern­ of this term or the begmnmg of uu·t- . _______ 1 :;:::" 1 gr-r-r-1-my mmd 1s a the next. Dr. Holt, with whom Dr. Slos- painting in the Rollins Art School. dents in the acting depaitment of . At the conu~g _mst1tute ac~ord- This past summer Hugh studied the Workshop who hnve shown mg to the pre_h~mary plans, 1t is . · · • UNIQUE CAMPUS Although the absence of Dr. son was connected for 17 years as 1 . Accordtng to nva1lable mforma- Holt will be severely felt by ihe associate editor of "The Independ- in the art school of the Univei- marked ability in former produc- proposed to mv1te the _coun_try s ·t f p · F t· Th Pl f th· foremost students of public opmion tton Mr. Z. locked himself in a WALK IS LAID faculty and student body of RoJ- ent," expressed the opinio~ t~at s1 Y o ar1s at 'ontainbleau, . ions. e ayers or is seas~n to discuss such topics as "How • glass-enclosed shower bath and lins, their hopes and well-wishes Slo~son . was the . best ed1tor1al France, where he received a di- mclude: Frances A1·nold, E lsie bl' . d 11 "R still insists he is a goldfish. __ Igo wit~ him in this magnificent un- writer m the Umted States on • Braun Joseph Bueno Helen Ca- pu ic opmio~ IS ma e, ecent (Continued on Page 4) dertakmg for Rollins college. At any subject except one; he could ploma of accomphshment. He has vanau~h, Ruth Colt, iane Folsom, developments m th~ press," "What th t t' h' I not write in the "grand'' manner. also studied in the summer school I Mal'y Hall, Louise Howes, Alice should ~e the r~ la~\~n ?,f th~ press 01 nd H 0 It Contri b utes First .