Illinois Magazine volume 3 Oct 1911 May 1912
Illinois Magazine volume 3 Oct 1911 May 1912
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" It rather hurts to confess that we are, for the most part, so easily influ- enced ; but I am going to ask you men to tell me in all fairness whose fault it is.
It is generally agreed that the object of education is learning how to live in the manner most beneficial to society at large. The political organization is only one phase of our order of living; but a study of it ought not be neglected, especially when there are so very many advantages in the way of courses in political science and hi...story, to say nothing of the moral standard that is always before us. A great university, as a center of learning, should be the place where high ideals are held, where reforms start, where advancement really takes place; in just this matter of political education is there an opportunity for some practical results.
A certain minority leader in the lower House of our State Assembly once told a prominent suffragist that he would not allow his wife nor his sisters "to mix in the dirty mire of politics" and gave that as his argument against equal suffrage for men and women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It rather hurts to confess that we are, for the most part, so easily influ- enced ; but I am going to ask you men to tell me in all fairness whose fault it is.
It is generally agreed that the object of education is learning how to live in the manner most beneficial to society at large. The political organization is only one phase of our order of living; but a study of it ought not be neglected, especially when there are so very many advantages in the way of courses in political science and hi...story, to say nothing of the moral standard that is always before us. A great university, as a center of learning, should be the place where high ideals are held, where reforms start, where advancement really takes place; in just this matter of political education is there an opportunity for some practical results.
A certain minority leader in the lower House of our State Assembly once told a prominent suffragist that he would not allow his wife nor his sisters "to mix in the dirty mire of politics" and gave that as his argument against equal suffrage for men and women.
What to read after Illinois Magazine volume 3 Oct 1911 May 1912?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfredo Andrs Y Pastor to read onlineMoreLess
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