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them alone to create civilization."' wards another "great calamity to
Count Korzybski closeds with an ap- mankind such as the recent war".
Real to the "intellegencia", charac- At present the Count is at work on
terizing them as the ones who will by a new book wNhich will embody and
concentrated thinking solve the great extend the, material given in yester-
problems of today which work to- .cay's lecture.
Copy received until 3:30 D. m. (11:30 ra. m. Saturday.)
'TUESDAY9,0AUARY 16, 192:3 Nuber 82
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Deans:
!re will be a conference of the Deans in the President's Office at, 10
Wednesday,. Jan. 17. M. L. B3URTON.
sof the Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and. the ars:
aid in the approaching discussion of the question as to the advis-
of installing correspondence courses, the Committee investigating
,ter has securest various specimens or correspondence study lessons
us subjects used by the University of Chicago. These lessons are in
e and may be inspected by all who are interested.
JOHN R. EiF~INGER
1 Colloquium:
ort on the Boston meeting of the ,American Physical Society on
, Jan. 16, at 4:15 p. m. in room 202 of the Physical Laboratory. All
ed are cordikLUy invited to attend.
Hi. M. RAND)ALL.
's Research Club:
re will be a meeting' of the Women's Research Clubh on Thursday,
at 7:30 p,. in., in room L 231, Natural Science building. Papers will
1by Dr. Solils and Mrs. Ehlens.
ELIZABETH L. THOMPSON, Secretary..
n Chemical Society, U. of X. Section:
next meeting will be held todnay,- Jan. 16, at 4:15 p. rm. in
3 of the Chemistry building. Professor A. II. White will speak on
jrooflng Concrete"
interested are invited to attend.
C. C. MELOCHE, Secretary.
-e Club:
ire wi 1 e a meeting of the Romance Club Wednesday, Jan. 17, at'
"lock in Room 304 Michigan Union.
PROGRAM:
Le Semantics of Doublets in Old and Middle French" by Abraham
"Matheinatics is the absolute lan-
guage of this universe, and is the:
only universal language,"' declared
Count Alfred Kiorzybski in the Uni-
versity lecture yesterday afternoon in:;
Natural Science auditorium. "Knowl-
edge is generalized from a few ab-
stract and undefined words, the basisl
for which are sonme mnathenia;;hal
concepts. The external universe forc-:
ed man to make these first generali-
I zatiois."
In proceeding in his discussion of.
the science of "human: engineering"'
with which the count has created a
sensation in the scientific world in his
book entitled the "Manhood of Hu-
mnanity", he stated tliat the first con-
cern of human engineering was to
find an adequate definition of man.
ISha definition he believes should
be in terms of matter, space, and
time. "Matter, space and time over-
lap," he said. "Oases in which they
do not overlap may be considered ab-
stractions. We measure heat in terms 1
of the effect of heat. In the same
,manner we mrust look for the effect
of man before we can hope to find an
adequate definition.
"This 'effect' is the 'power of man
to carry on the work of his ancestors
ads distinguished from an animal who
is giveri no power to advance. We
may thus define man as the mammal
Iwith a further power to live not as an-
imals in the present only, but by theo
past and for the future, that is with
a time binding power which enables
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on Hall. Professor Parker will read a paper on "The Problem of
HOWARD D. ROELOFS,
Arch Acolyte.
Franeals Play:
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)day, January 16, from 4:15. t7 5:30. Room 202, S.W.
ROBERT C. RUMSEY, President.
{ :30-Bapist guild cabinet meets in
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SAT T YS GO IN G ON 1 7:3-Boosters' club meets in assem-
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Bronze statuie of "Poor Riehard," consideifed one of the best of him
The anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin 217 years ago is to
be marked tomorrow by fitting exercises in all parts of the United States.
The remarkable .electrical inventions of recent months makes the occasion of
unusual moment.
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EXHIBITION MATCH JAN. 23
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close competition as practically all
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