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Duo: Ian Pedigo & Johnny Robertson Show Card
No full textDuo: Ian Pedigo & Johnny Robertson Show Card. March 1 - April 3, 2002
Heri Bartscht with Stations of the Cross
No full textProfessor Heri Bartscht seen with his creation of the Stations of the Cross. These would be used inside of the Chapel of the Incarnation later known as the Church of the Incarnation. Approximate year 1984-1985
Louise Cowan Believes
No full textLouise Cowan believes
1. There is a body of â classic textsâ that constitute a necessary knowledge for members of Western civilization.
2. These texts interact with--and welcome--sufficiently qualified new texts.
3. Underlying these texts is an oral tradition that sustains the unconscious life of a people.
4. A culture is formed by all the public virtuesâ both written and oral--cohering to form a cosmos and a code.
5. Poetry is the foundation of this conscious and unconscious cosmos in which people live.
6. Two kinds of learning exist: the first with the purpose of transmitting a sense of this unconstitute cosmos in which oneâ s world exists; the purpose of the second is to constitute a self. The two make up a liberal education.
7. All young people should be given a liberal education
