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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...upperclass debating club has been formed to promote extemporaneous speaking among the members of the Junior and senior classes. The club is open to all members of the two upper classes who care to join and will hold meetings every Monday night. Every week a question for debate will be decided upon and two members will be assigned to each side of the question. These four men will investigate the subject and will prepare short speeches to open the debate, and thus give the other members a basis for further argument. Every speaker, however, will be restricted to la speech...
...committee consisting of C. L. Smith '07, E. E. Norman '07 and J. d. Pounds '08. A permanent secretary will be appointed, but there will be a different chairman appointed to conduct each meeting, in order to give all members experience in presiding. All upper classmen are invited to join as the purpose of the society is to have a membership large enough to enable members to absent themselves at will, without interfering with the work of the club...
...exhibition will be open to members of the Union only, but arrangements have been made whereby men can join at the office of the Union directly before the entertainment...
...which A. N. Holcombe '06 is chairman will call during the next few days on 1909 men who live in dormitories, to explain more fully the work of the Association and constituent societies, and to receive application for membership in the societies, or in the Association itself. Men who join any one of the separate societies thereby become also members of the Phillips Brooks House Association, or they may, if they choose, join only the Association. Men living in private houses, or men not seen by the committee, may hand in applications to J. M. Groves '05 at Phillips Brooks...
...many years. He is responsible more than any other one man for the strength of labor unions in this country today. Believing that in unity workingmen have the strength to treat with their employers on a basis of equality he has persuaded a great number of unions to join the American Federation of Labor, of which with the exception of one year, he has been since 1882 the president...