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Commonwealth College (Arkansas) Commonwealth College (1923–1940) was a college started to recruit and train people to take the lead in socio-economic reform and prepare them for unconventional roles in a new and different society.
- 1923–1940
14. Juni 2021 · Commonwealth College was a radical experiment in socialist education nestled deep in the Arkansas mountains. It taught and trained over 1,500 worker-activists before becoming an early casualty of American anti-communism. Our new print issue, centered on the topic of religion, is out now.
14. Aug. 2023 · Campuses & Schools. Defunct: Colleges & Universities. Commonwealth College. Arkansas’s most famous attempt at radical labor education was the accidental by-product of natural beauty, cheap land, and desperation. Commonwealth College was established in 1923 at Newllano Cooperative Colony near Leesville, Louisiana.
15. Apr. 2007 · The subject of today's column is another small college in rural Arkansas, Commonwealth College. Commonwealth, situated near Mena, in Polk County, was founded not on religious doctrine, but rather ...
Commonwealth College Comes To Arkansas, 1923-1925 By WILLIAM H. COBB Memphis State University V>OMMONWEALTH COLLEGE OF POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS, was founded in Louisiana in 1923. It moved to Mena, Ar-kansas late in 1924 and from the spring of 1925 until September 1940, when it was forcefully closed by an in-
15. März 2024 · Founded by socialist education reformers, Commonwealth College in Mena, Arkansas, published hundreds of issues of its newspaper, the Fortnightly, from 1926 to 1938. This digital collection provides fully searchable access to more than 200 issues.
Commonwealth College in Mena, Arkansas, published hundreds of issues of its newspaper, the Fortnightly, from 1926 to 1938. This digital collection provides fully searchable access to more than 200 issues, allowing researchers to utilize the most complete record of activity at Arkansas’s historic radical labor school.