Word: mason
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...recognition of some such principle as this that lies behind the Lowell Institute. Founded nearly one hundred years ago, this Institute has, through the medium of free public lectures, annually brought to the people the finest fruits of world scholarship. Its work this year is typical. Professor E. S. Mason, of the Harvard Department of Economics, is now delivering a series of eight lectures for the Institute on the subject, "The Economic Problems of Socialism, and of a Planned Economy." At a time when economic issues hold the center of the stage, there could be few questions of more importance...
Beginning a series of eight Lowell Institute lectures on "The Economic Problems of Socialism and of a Planned Economy," E. S. Mason, associate professor of Economics, will speak this afternoon at 5 o'clock in Huntington Hall, Boston. The subject of the first lecture will be "Marxian Socialism as Tactics and as Program." Further addresses will be given every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons until Wednesday, December...
Professor Mason is a leading authority on socialism and communism, and has published several monographs on socialist leaders, as well as a history of the Paris Commune. The lecture this afternoon will deal with the fundamental principles of socialist society...
...members of the committee present at the meeting yesterday were: B. S. Wood '33, president of the Senior Class; D. M. Sullivan '33, treasurer of the Senior Class; A. B. Mason '08, chairman of the Reunion Committee of the Class of 1908; A. J. Garceau '91, secretary of the Harvard Class Secretaries Association; J. B. Garrison '31, secretary of the Class of 1931; and, W. G. Morse '99, Purchasing Agent of Harvard University...
...selected and their parts are as follows: Robert Breckinridge who will be cast as Sir Francis Deardon; A.E. Newbold '36 as Pewson; H.G. Meyer 31, as William Mason; R.C. Sullivan '35 as Grainger; R.X. Goggin '36 as Sam; H.D. Patterson '34 as Horace; W.S. Burrage '33 as Wallace; H.G. Hutchinson '33 as Lord Henningway; John Cromwell '36 as George; H.O. Tudor '35 as a messenger; S.D. King '34 as the counsel; E.I. Montague '35 as the judge; and J.R. Yungblut '34 as Metealf...