Word: halls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hurricane (Jon Hall, Dorothy Lamour, Mary Astor, Raymond Massey...
...Lerner, editor of The Nation and formerly attached to the Department of Government will address a public meeting at the Ford Hall Forum in Boston Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock on "The New Labor Movements...
...that a local organizer has succeeded in unionizing allegedly ninety percent of all dining hall workers, the University is confronted directly with the question of whether or not to recognize the union as the sole bargaining power of a hundred per cent of these employees. By a recently enacted state law, not yet tested, Harvard might be compelled to recognize the union as the only bargaining agent of union members working in the University, which include supposedly nine-tenths of the total number employed. From the fact that officials are still negotiating with the local organizer, it can be rightly...
...permitting of a closed shop, which might mean a nine-tenths majority would dominate and discipline a one-tenth minority of the dining hall employees, involves several considerations not entirely favorable to the interests of the student and the University. It must be realized that, in reaching a settlement, Harvard is acting not only for itself, but directly for the student. Any manner of decision will affect the student body as a whole. If the University grants a further wage increase, it is almost axiomatic that the student board rate will rise accordingly--perhaps to the extent of an extra...
Assisted by members of Harvard Dramatic Club, Beaver Country Day School, will present Helen Jerome's "Pride and Prejudice" on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:15 o'clock. The play will be given in Bradley Hall, the School's theatre in Chestnut Hill. Star of the show will be Miss Gail Neilson, supported by Langdon P. Marvin...