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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first University Forum of the year will be held in the Living Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The subject for discussion is "Resolved, That the Americans, as individuals, should openly lend moral and economic aid to the Allies." The discussion will not deal with the neutrality of the American Government, but will have to do rather with individual action and influence on the part of the people, regarding such questions as the recent war loan of the Allies and the manufacture and export of munitions...
Winston Churchill will speak in the Union this evening at 8 o'clock in the third of the series of lectures provided by the Union this season. Mr. Churchill's subject will deal with conditions in Europe today due to the present...
Could not a great deal of this waste, in college and out, be saved by some expert guidance in the University? Psychology is fast becoming an applied science. A board working under the direction of the department of Psychology, with perhaps the aid of other divisions, such as that of Education could render great service by discovering and pointing out to men any special aptitudes they may have. Vocational guidance is becoming prominent in primary and secondary education. Applied to college men, of course, it would be in the nature of giving information rather than advice. In order...
...have all heard a great deal about southern courtesy and hospitality. Saturday gave a strong proof of the former. We hope that the Virginians cannot complain of the University's standard in the latter. Games played, and visits made and received, in the spirit of last Saturday foster that friendly understanding between Harvard and the universities of the South which has been so encouraging a feature of recent athletics...
Opinion in the University is, of course, divided. Members of the Faculty have written and spoken upon both sides. Among undergraduates, however, there is a great deal of unthinking talk; especially is there a tendency for students to declare themselves opposed to it as a matter of course. Some men in the University will vote on the question; all are or should be interested in it. Believing that intelligent discussion will be profitable, and since the public forums will not begin until the day for voting is past, the CRIMSON invites communications on the subject...