BIBLE CLASS DISCUSSIONS

Under the direction of Professor Marshall, problems of pertinent interest to undergraduates are being discussed at weekly gatherings in Bartlett Hall. The following four questions were the first to be dealt with, and are fairly typical of the nature of the questions and problems taken up for deliberation:

1. A question of college ethics: How far should the faithful student help the indolent, as in getting up note-books, etc. ?

2. The distaste for religion in some college men: Is the trouble with religion, with the men, with their parents, their teachers, or where does it lie?

3. The value and power of prayer: Does it betoken weakness to pray?

4. What is the proper attitude for the Christian to assume toward other religions, and toward newer teaching within Christendom?