"Humanics at the Centennial: Still Trying" - Dr. Paul Congdon
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Springfield College academic dean and faculty member Dr. Paul U. Congdon wrote “Humanics at the Centennial: Still Trying” in 1984. Dr. Congdon was the school’s fourteenth Distinguished Springfield Professor of Humanics. This looks like it is a transcription of the original document as the formatting between this document and the publication differs in font, spacing, and line break, which ultimately has changed the numbering. The physical copy in the Springfield College Archives also includes a table of contents, which this copy does not. This document contains the transcriptions from presentations by Jean Ross, Paul Limbert, Glenn Olds, Donald Stone, Wilbert Locklin, and Herbert Zettl that “illustrate how a basic concept can be seen from a wide variety of relevant perspectives as the six authors mentioned above are compared with each other and with those appearing in previous publications on the same theme.” The table of contents lists the following: “Forward and Introduction to Dr. Jean Ross’ presentation,” “A Century of Humanics and Humanism at Springfield College, “Introduction to Presidential Review,” “Introduction of Dr. Paul Limbert,” “President Limbert’s Remarks,” “Introduction of Dr. Donald Stone,” “President Stone’s Remarks,” “Introduction of Dr. Glenn Olds,” “President Old’s Remarks,” “Introduction of Dr. Wilbert E. Locklin,” “President Locklin’s Remarks,” “Questions and Responses,” “ Introduction of Professor Herbert Zettl’s presentation,” “Humanics: Education with Moral Dimension.”
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This looks like it is a transcription of the original document as the formatting between this document and the publication differs in font, spacing, and line break, which ultimately has changed the numbering. The physical copy in the Springfield College Archives also includes a table of contents, which this copy does not;
