Graduations. Two front-rank Presbyterian divinity schools conducted their graduation exercises last week. Princeton
Theological Seminary, important because it is a prime school of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. as well as the denomination's oldest, held its 118th exercises. Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, important because it is the doctrinal incubator for those dissident Fundamentalists who broke away from Princeton last year (TIME, Aug. 5), held its first exercises.
Westminster's trustees took the occasion to choose a school president. They chose Dr. Frank Herbert Stevenson, 47, able tract-writing minister of Cincinnati's Church...
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