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...this creation of a class spirit that the greatest good of the annual dinners would lie. The feeling of a common interest, and of a common loyalty and brotherhood, which they would bring about, would make college life fuller, more interesting and more beneficial for the individuals of the class, and would make the class as a body stronger and more successful...
...Cambridge Magazine is a new illustrated monthly magazine beginning February, 1896. It is published for the Prospect Union, the Social Union, and the Cooperative Union of America, and is devoted to education, cooperation and brotherhood. The price is five cents a copy, or fifty cents a year. Among the contents of the first number are the following articles...
...universities of the world have been the havens of humanity, the nurseries of freedom, the well-spring of the doctrines that uplift the world. Harvard as the home of wealth, the solicitor of the wealthy, is not likely to rudely disturb the rich man's dreams, to brotherhood or the dignity of man. The experience of a Western university, where a professor named Bemis was dismissed for questioning the virtue of stolen wealth, is not likely to be duplicated in Harvard...
...person the objects of their charity and labor to raise them to a higher life. It is safe to say that in no other college is there such effective organization of charitable and philanthropic work. "Harvard is not likely to bother about the idle fancies of human brotherhood or the dignity of man." Yet it is the Harvard undergraduates who have for years supported the Prospect Union; who, under the watchword of "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity," have furnished an eager corps of instructors to hundreds of the artisan class who longed for the education they could in no other way afford...
...Brotherhood of Men, Schopenhauer...