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Show Week's Activities At Westminster I "A wider variety of geological evidence is visible in Utah than in almost any other spot on the earth of equal size," declared Dr. Russell C. Artist, professor of geology, in speaking to the Westminster college faculty club on Tuesday evening in Foster Hall. "Just as nany people peo-ple who never cared for music have learned to like it through , the medium of the radio, so the average person would find the study of the rocks both entertaining enter-taining and enlightening if he would spend some time at it," said Dr. Artist. His discussion l centered Ion the characteristics of the Wasatch front, the geological ge-ological province nearest to Salt Lake City- The other provinces in Utah are the basin and range province to )the west, and the Colorado plateaus to the southeast. south-east. Dr. Stanton Lautenschlager of Cheeloo University, . China, spoke to the student body of Westminster college at a chapel service last week. After picturing pictur-ing Ithe sacrifices made by Chinese Chi-nese students who were forced by the war to move to the campus cam-pus of another university two thousand miles iaway, Dr- Lau-tenschlager Lau-tenschlager showed our responsibility respon-sibility for world order. "As Lincoln said our nation could j not exist half slave and half I free, so now our world is too small to exist half at peace and half at war." The college gospel team conducted con-ducted church services last Sunday Sun-day in the Community church of Park City and next Sunday will make a trip to Mt. Pleasant to speak before the Youth Fellowship Fel-lowship of the Presbyterian Church. |
