Word: levies
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...greatest evil of our social life is that we know too little of the unseen realities," said Rabbi Harry Levi yesterday in his lecture on "Judaism and Law" at the seventh meeting of the series of addresses on the general subject of "Religion and Law," under the auspices of first-year law students...
Yesterday morning at Phillips Brooks House Profesor A. B. Hart '80, speaking on the historical and legal side of the Prohibition question, appealed to the delegates to go out and make the law an actuality since it was on the statute books. At the afternoon meeting Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Israel, said in his address. "Liberty is the privilege of obeying the law. If a law is bad we should change it, but while it is law it must be obeyed...
...conference and a talk by Miss Cora F. Stoddard. Tomorrow morning at 10.30 o'clock at Phillips Brooks House Professor Albert Bushnell Hart '80 will conduct an open forma for discussion after his talk on the moral duty toward the Prohibition Law. At the 2.30 meeting Rabbi Harry Levi will speak on a college man's attitude towards the Eighteenth Amendment with some mention of the "Personal Liberty" aspect of the question. The subject on which the Honorable J. Weston Allen will talk has not been announced...
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart '80 will talk at Phillips Brooks House at 10.30, and Rabbi Harry Levi at 2.30; on subjects to be announced later. Open forums for discussion will be held at both meetings...
...meetings, was awarded to Dr. Leonard E. Dickson, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Chicago. His achievement was a general mathematical theory including as special cases certain fundamental branches, such as quaternions and vector analysis. It is comparable in importance to the so-called calculus of Ricci and Levi Civita, which formed the mathematical basis for Einstein's general relativity theory. Unfortunately, these theories are so abstruse that only the trained mathematician can penetrate their mysteries. Laymen must take on faith the fact that all branches of modern science depend upon highly complex mathematical tools, as is evidenced...