The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
RaODES SCHOLARS CRITICISED
avn means iND ENGIISH lT
O\FORD DON'T NIN.

ONFORD DON'r HIN.
CGu,c, ~ the Partial Failure or CrcIl
Rhodr.'s Pian POrtuEaIs Literary
President ideas on Dress aT One oG
the Thrrr Hest dressed wen In France
4 standard foe Radium PLENTY oI
Champagne. Though the crop L. =
failure Women DOcIOrs ln India
degenerate omen Of the smart set
iAnrd = social Danger In German,
,ppN. oct - The diifOulti.-- IN
Ing genuine understanding be-
.'rD IN" American and the English
r.ra'. lra "Nemplihed IN significant
.-.,u a. oxford A column 81 criticism
O.. 'fr american Rhodes ~ udantS az the
....or~iiy appeared N Yesterdays DniIp
~ from the pen ~ An oxford Man
U. ".trgr- that the Cecil Rhodes belue~i
b. fn'-'i and that the spirit of the wishes
. Ohm" great empire builder iS di-reRard'.i
D. .- American ben"fiC,arie=
%, rakeS from oxford everything that
... has - give and withhold- from her
.'F''rE that may he m his power "a
100 tho correspondent says. The
american IN ONfurd seeks 20 know
p n.ng = his English surroundings and
low undergraduates. nor to impart
.rv = the ideas and opinions ~ his own
.rgr'~y From the first moment ~
.. arrival ~ the time IL ms departure
NmeriCan Rhodes scholar makes
...rf- only with has Compatriots n"
r.rI. indeed iust ~ Wei be- back in
,ual,l for all the good he docs 20 himself
,-'. oxford
T..s perfectly true that tho root idea ~
~ E'at"-'s scheme was - promot"
....-. Understanding between England
OIL. ...-I States and Germany which
,..'| arc the peace II the world. The
.n'......r against 'he American students
= therefore = SERIOUS one.
3d.. 'n~r" " ~ least tho other side
: rr. story and II ~ presented in part
Hr .unrh.. ONonian in to-day's is~iIa
- OBJ. .trr. journal He eNplains that
.a .'.v- NOT only Americans hut these
N0'-r..u- and knowing 'h"m lac finds
a. .nrns.ihl" 10 accept the critics view
,''t. 'u,tter Hc says
r".iil inevitably an Incideni - Just
~ ,"lr- aso. ON ~. first night ~ term
q a-r ruw"s into 'h" hall ~ thus colleg"
. .rc" and typical mldil" W"~'"rnor. q
'"-frn group ~ men arc gathered
r.tui 'ra fire T. thorn advances m"
'v'rIrtu. and With y ~tmpl. dir~ctn"ss
-... y rrausatautIc I'm smith saws he
Nrr ara YOU \ stare j. ~" only vel
... rr" youchsaf~d 80 This adNanC" They
.r" senior mon IN" freshman who
rpr"n- In this case 80 10 also The stranger
O.. 'ha gate, has had his lesson
NuW should not for q moment al.
-7ncs this story 49, typical " tn" HttI-
'..lo II the Briti-h"r 20 th" America
= To- nothing ~ the sort II j. - course
'.r..I 81 somsthinG auir" different
... .radi'ional attitude ~ senior man
.. EN- still " represents - kind
- e-t.r-ance through which IN" Amer.
..tr t, first term has frequently to
..,--
'.. Nr.'"r Pn~- on - point ont Each
..f" 'nl- something ~ Criti0ise in N"
.'..- md the same something Each
'sl'ss M" other unrs-ponsiv" - adj
v,~..a
The English undergraduat" (af least
A. - ARREARS m M" uaCes II the Daily
Nrr0 ,rruza- 'h" American ~ retiring
'r,r lis Sh"u Will" the American 10 all
'.a 'frre Conscious only ~ a great da-ir.
. ar-Iy" ~ -nn" real intimacy with his
T-r Oh follow student and ~ finding
''rrsaf htH '.-d hv English Formally and
'a-n...rHI repression And fhiS D. in.
s.-.n'tyo u reminds ~ that the prob.
.srl ,- M" 20 tho solution ~ which some
thing more must 60 than n"r" passive
g,0t viii
f."r" Dan ba m talk where - much
j. pm COMMON ~ failure 70 solve In"
conditions - solution are already there.
n.f Differences - education. Of sur
-..rHrrgs. - tradition and ~ outlook
1. ..r'rrhu'" to the situation and DO help
=. ..n.rH.,'" 10" problem
T.a ar"r1g" Fngli-hman fails 20 loosen
"- H- or'.u-e during early acquaintance
~ 'H"rd'y advances are not ~ the spon.
'a-..v and oordIalitv ~ N" Wnsrerner,
.' BIS 'nn'ativ" frrsndlin~-s means as
rs ni'en more than. IN" warmth ~
30 'r""rrrsu cousin. But n takes = long
.ra Oh md tins out: hence the partial
70 Z ~" oxford experiment
'.f' NO 'r'pre has for SENIOR Braga
r-r .- - 30 seen In the past the self.
's... President ~ 'he Portuguese Rapub.
faro'ad much 81 his time To litera.
.' %" dialogue OF Printed BOOKS
Co.,. "rl'rsh Museum there are more than
rod entries to the name of Senior
% Braga
'rla that some - the works are
"a . .uwphl.ts hut others are ~ goodly
.r- aud one. The History Of
goo Literature extends 60 four.
.'r.- n" greater part deals
.."rs purely literary. such a. the
.. = RumantIoi-n- and the dis.
. .'nr-hip 81 the second Don
.. HuRa's HttItud" toward religion
.l'.d Iu Studies 81 the Middle
.." PD"tIc origin - Christianity"
'.. '.u-tian Legends But the
.t' vii nNcit" most interest
IT," History ~ Republican Ideas
..' published in lssO In II
...r '.r"-hadoWs the creation ~ a
dental republic, a federation
Italy spain and Portugal
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