Word: lippmanns
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...conference was opened Wednesday with a discussion of "World Trends" by Walter Lippmann '10. Hartley Howe '33, son of the Secretary to the President, who has been studying social trends abroad, spoke on the subject of "Youth Movements in England." "A Social Theory of Education" was expounded by Thomas N. Carver, professor of Political Economy, emeritus. The former Governor-General of the Philippines, Theodore Roosevelt '09, and Roscoe Pound, Dean of the Business School, also spoke yesterday. The subject of Dean Pound's address was "Our Living Constitution...
...meeting was attended by 21 of the 30 members of the Board. It was the first meeting for President Conant, and also for four members whose election to the Board was announced last spring. These were Gaspar G. Bacon '08, of Boston; Walter Lippmann '10, of New York; Henry S. Morgan '23, of New York, and Samuel H. Wolcott '03, of Milton, all of whom were present at the meeting...
...think and do. He exhorted us to systematize the chaos of our "natural" thinking. I believe Babbitt to have been one of the most stimulating teachers who has ever held a university chair anywhere. The contemporary world is full of men who have been influenced unconsciously by him. Walter Lippmann contains more of Babbitt than either he or Babbitt would care to admit. In this case neither the debtor nor the creditor are heroes to one another...
...London meanwhile his great good wisher News Pundit Walter Lippmann was publicly giving him this free advice: "The Conference Should Adjourn. . . . The essential facts are quite clear. The United States will not stabilize its currency until a sufficient rise in prices has been achieved. The gold countries will not consider a, devaluation of their currencies or an inflationary policy. The British Government are unable to take a decisive position. . . . To safeguard his [domestic] program the President has wisely rejected all proposals which would interfere with it. He has not been afraid to deadlock the Conference. Why should he be afraid...
Elected. To be trustees of: Mills (Oakland. Calif, women's college), Herbert Hoover; of Cornell, Publisher Frank E. Gannett; of Brown, Charles Evans Hughes Jr. To Harvard's Board of Overseers: Political Pundit Walter Lippmann, Banker Henry Sturgis Morgan...