Word: localization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...associate themselves with the labor movement in the educational field, a group of 30 to 35 younger members of the Economics, Government, Sociology, and Philosophy Departments are planning to establish a local Harvard chapter of the American Federation of Teachers which is directly connected with the American Federation of Labor...
This group of faculty men from the University met yesterday afternoon to discuss the possibility of establishing a local chapter of the Federation. The organization is poorly represented in Massachusetts although strong in the other states of the Union, there being chapters in almost every main college, including Yale...
...officers have been chosen as yet to represent the group, but definite plans are being made to set up the local chapter. It is understood that this group will not interfere with the Departmental organization at Harvard, and is being established by liberals on the faculty to make their contact with the educational labor movement more intimate...
...ounce of provention is worth a pound of cure, particularly when a termite invasion threatens. Following out its policy of rendering itself secure against local-influences, the University has again put its foot down on the termite advance with the placing of steel and concrete blocks in the foundations and cortain basement partitions in Sever Hall...
Leaders in education, business, and politics have repeatedly intoned that more college men should interest themselves in their local, state, and national governments. Now that Harvard students are giving definite evidence that they are thinking along these lines, the University should be prepared to give them a complete training...