Word: bacons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Opinion of opponent Bacon: "Under no circumstances is there any way in which any citizen could justify a vote in favor of a beneficiary of the House of Morgan...
...simpler circles than those of Harvard undergraduates are called "bull sessions." "For after all," he writes, "facts, especially scientific facts, are the most untruthful things there are." That is going a bit further than Kant, though like Kant, Mr. Chase does find truths at last in moral judgments. Lord Bacon went wrong because, though he had a scientific education, he had no moral education. It is difficult here to avoid making a debater's point, and suggesting to Mr. Chase that Alcibiades had a very humanistic, moral education...
While the Harvard Republican Club has scheduled a rally at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the New Lecture Hall at which Gaspar G. Bacon '09, Republican candidate for Governor, will speak, a conflicting date may cause its cancellation. That same evening 100 undergraduates are serving as ushers at the Rindge Technical School rally, which is being organized with the aid of the Practical Polities Committee...
Officials of the two groups doubt the wisdom of holding two such affairs for the College the same evening, and they are attempting to work out a change in the dates. Since the Rindge rally affects a wider group of people, it is understood that Mr. Bacon will speak at Harvard later in the week...
This morning William M. Hunt, 2d. '36 will bring his radio car into service. Classes in Harvard Hall will find that the Thirty Years' War will be submerged beneath appeals for Bacon issuing forth from Hunt's amplifier. John McM. Case '36 is serving the committee as a newspaper man by reporting rallies for Boston and local papers...