Evening star., 1925-11-15
|C. j. TO OBSERVE
EDUCATION WEEK
Catholic Institution Faculty
Members to Deliver Ad-
dresses on Special Topics.

American education week will be
observed at Catholic University this
week by three general assemblies. The
noon hour has been set aside Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for the sessions,
and all classes will he suspended at
those hours to permit the stuents of
the university. members of the reliS-
ious houses and the faculty to at
tend. Prominent faculty members
will deliver brief addresses on topics
of interest TO the educational world.
Outline of Program.
The program as arranged follows:
Monday the speakers and discourses
Will be: Charles II. Mccarthy. profes-
sor of American history, The Consti-
tuition on Liberty and Justice; Rich
ard J. Purcell. associate professor Of
history, THE Constitution AS Pro
teCtor of Minorities"; Rev. John A.
Ryan, professor of moral theology.
The significance of the Supreme
Court: The Decision in the oregon
Case" and Rev. James II. Ryan, as
sociate professor of philosophy, THE
New Education Bill" Wednesday,
Very Rev. Patrick J. Mccormick, pro
fessor of education, The Catholic
Schools and Americanism' Hardee
Chambliss, professor of chemistry,
The Catholic Schools and the Prog
ress of Science: Rev. John O'Grady.
associate professor of sociology, cath
lie AmericaniZation Movements Kew.
Francis p. Cassidy, The Value OF IA
Catholic College Education" Friday
Rev. John NJ. Cooper, associate pro
fessor of sociology. will speak on Re
ligious Education; Rev. Felix M.
Kirsch, The Religious Teacher"
Rev. George Johnson, associate pro
fessor of education, Catholic Teacher
Training" and Rt. Rev. Mgr. Edward
A Pace, professor of philosophy and
vice rector in academies, Education
for Peace" The right reverend rector
of the university, Bishop Shahan, Will
formally open the sessions and make
the introductory remarks tomorrow
Freshman Class Welcomed.
Bishop Shahan and Mgr. DouSher-
". vice rector, met the freshman
class last week and formally welcomed
them as members of the university.
The following instructors in the
school of philosophy have been
raised to the rank Of associate pro-
fessors: Rev. Ignatius Smith, .. =,
PHI. D.; Rev. James II. Ryan. Phi. D.;
Rev. John ]. Rolbiecki, Phi. d; Rev.
George Johnson, Phi. D.: Kew. EdWaro
B. Jordan, Phi. D.; Rev. Patrick w.
Browne, S. T. D., Phi. D., and Kew.
Joseph p Christopher, Phi. d.
The junior class will hold it's an
nual banquet tomorrow evening at
the Franklin Square Hotel at
O'Clock. AS the guest of honor and
as the principal speaker Chairman
Edward Hennessy has invited Lieut.
Albert Williams, flying corps ace
speedster and stunt artist.
Problems of Interest to Students.
The student council of the univer
sity met for the first time last week
and outlined plans Of work on prob
lens that are of outstanding interest
| to the student body. James Garvir
Of Springfield. Mass, as president OF
| the senior class, Is ex officio presiden;
| of the council. Plans for an inter
class foot ball series were completed
| This morning the seniors play the
| juniors in the stadium at 1890
| o'clock. Next Sunday the sophs meet
| the frosh at the same place and time
On the third Sunday the victors in
each Of these encounters will fight
| it out for the inter-mural champion
ship.