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Famous Yale Gle6 Club Octette of
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MUSICAL NUMBER8:
"Yow."
"Love's Young Dream."
"Love Me and the World Is Mine."
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TOMMY
Professor Hlnman at Convocation
Yesterday.
Professor Hlnman spoke on "Science
and Idealism" at Convocation yestor
day and told of tho thought move
ments of tho present as results of tho
past and the characterizing influential
forces of the nineteenth century.
There are two potent forces which
mould .lifo, he said; the first one is
natural science. To this is duo much
beneficence, for it has increased crea
tive power in man, shielded homcB
from disease and death and, aside
from this utilitarian standpoint, has
opened a wondor world of romanco
and truth. Tho free quest of truth
has a relish pf Its own which rewards
the devotee.
During tho last fifty years science
has gone farther than In all tho mil
leniums which preceded it. Every
science is now organized; it analyzes
and treats every question. The stand
ard of excellence has advanced as is
Bhown by the remarkable growth of
universities. Every alert man wants
to come undor tho eye of expert
science. This chango was swift and
apparent, and the sceptro passed from
tho church to tho university. Tho bal
ance has been upset in tho world of
intellectual culture, but in time tho
masses will judge as tho leaders
Judge.
Tho second great influence was tho
rich development of idealism, largely
the work of German metaphysicians.
These masters were largely unknown,
but their works live and are known.
In all lists of tho ten most influential
books of the last one hundred years,
is Drawin's book on Species, and in
one-half of tho lists Haegol's Logic is
to be found. Political freedom and
many religious ideas drew their in
spiration from idealism. The realism
of the modern writer Is tho Bpirlt of
genuine idealism.
The central thought of philosophic
idealism Is that the world is a unity.
Light and darkness differ, also heat
and cold, but they are only relative,
not final. Many wrongly suppose that
matter Is a static and Inert mass not
to bo compared with tho riches of tho
mind. Wo are, not drawing down
spiritual things to a common level
when wo say God Is tho genuine truth
of all matter. Tho world Is unity and
God its essence, but It does not stop
there, for agpostlcs got that far. Tho
something more which is recognized
is the presence in human lifo of a fac
tor not resulting from natural environ
ment, but from tho depths of our being
and from all being. Life Is more than
a natural phenomenon.
No single influence exists in science
except tho Ideal of truth. Knowledgo
arises from experience and as all
truths are relative to absolute truth,
so all moral values are relative to
good. Science accounts for every de
tail, Is mechanical thru and thru, with
no thought for culture, but philosophy
while the unity of the sciences in
quires into validity and truth. -
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WEIDEN8ALL TALK8.
Traveler and Writer Speaks to Univer
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Perhaps one of the most distin
guished men that addressed a Uni
versity audience this year was Mr.
Robert Weldensall, one of the inter
national Y. M. C. A. secretaries, who
spoke to University men about his re
cent trip around the wqrld, at flvo
o'clock yesterday.
He spoke at length about his travels
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