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dent of F. and. M., presided o‘e
.:he contest, which was h.-Id in the
College chaipel at Lvicast..r. thv
questiol- was. - Reso.v -d, th it 1•11
L mi4ration intO the U.ll , ed Stagy, ,
hould be further restticteki h•,
ktw.",,
t i
Swarthmore, in defending ti•,‘
lirmative sde of the questio„
ontended. that immigrants are cn
nually pouring into - this cou it ,
from 'Southern Europe, ar,d a.
profounc,ly affecting, our social a I
political well being, that the prcsei
laws are inaiequate to cope with the
the problem, that further restri tic -,
li p
is needed; and to this end they r.)-
posed an educational test and at ex
tension of the pe iod of surveillance
The opposing contentions of . our
team were: that the problem of the
immigrant has not changed, but is
today as it was half a ctntu y ago,
that the problem is essentia ly the
queition or whether or not %ce sha 1'
do our duty by the immtgla t after
we get him I here; that there is, ail
over the country, a pressing need fo
labor; that - lo acidt,toilai test cal, t C
proved jus - and , practicable;) ai (i
that an extension o the period of
1 ~, i
surveuiance s hot fu ther restitclio
but a mere extension of the pt est n
laws. rh..., fetturel of the negative
arguments were the mass of ex:e.
lent author icy quotid against fur her
restriction, and the thoough grasp
of the true meanie of the question
It may be of i interest in this con
nection to note that at a meeting ot
the Executive Committeee of tie
league, held just bbfore the debate,
a new method of procedure was
adoritd. Hereafter each college
will li)ut two teams in the field, de
bating on the same subject, the
negative in each case remaining at
home to meet the affirmative team
from another college. Each debate
won will count one
_point, and a sil
ver loving curl will be given to the
college having the greatest number
of points The cup will become the
i permanent posSession of the college'
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ISTRY, pIIARMAC an PHARMACEUTIC CHEMISTRY'
inn is alon these lines no beer preparation for it can be had than
Ivisable for very youn_g an iivestigate the merits and facilities of
1 dlu,
College be to he decp sde itely upon any particular one.
itiy Istaintat s a reptant on f r ability and modern methods of teaqhing,
ors o f widely used te •i•boolts A'he Coll ege is s ztuated in the in idstof a large
, the hospit l and a, ciOnt cases from this source are extensive and var.
pith the large t and fi est ellen al Amphitheatre in the world and modern
,ed Labo atotifo and ~ w o lion tats, afford unsurpa.Ssed chitical facilities
degrees ar ant .1 a)t. th-e ecl of carefully graded courses. Students
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Cl:intent C recce IFO zirte n Laboratories
Per l etede ti dents I min other ceirgnlzed colleges are admitted t big , erstandliig.
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