Word: movement
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Council voted unanimously to accept them. The following committee was appointed: The five major sport captains, the four class presidents, the president and secretary of the Student Council, the president of the CRIMSON, and the president of the Musical Clubs Association. With the appointment of this committee the movement against the present sentiment in regard to probation is definitely on foot...
...aquisition of the Peirce Collection by the Harvard Commission on Western History brings to the University exceedingly rare and valuable sources of information on the history of the Mormon people and their part in the movement of the colonization of the West. The significance of the anonymous donor's gift can be better appreciated when it is realized that whether the student is inquiring into the history of the remarkable development of an extensive region of our western country or is interested in the history of a religion which formed and developed within the lifetime of men living, this Library...
...theatre. Many organizations which have hitherto been forced to stage their plays in club houses or halls that are too small or poorly equipped, will now be able to take advantage of a carefully planned, and fully equipped theatre. There are many reasons for urging that the movement for a Harvard Theatre be given the encouragement and support of graduates and undergraduates. Some practical ones have been adduced; but an equally important result of the new theatre would be a stimulation and increase of interest in good drama in the University...
...International Polity Club, similar to the Harvard International Polity Federation, is being formed at Yale. After a recent address by Norman Angell, at New Haven, the Yale Cosmopolitan Club started the movement for organizing a body to have as its general purpose "the study of international relations." The objects of the proposed organization are as follows: first, to encourage the study of international relations; second, to discuss problems relating to the economics and social aspects of armed aggression; third, to consider means of settling international disputes without war; fourth, to discourage the use of misleading terminology in the discussion...
...Socialist Club will meet in Fairfax '32 this evening at 8 o'clock. James Ford, Assistant Professor of Social Ethics, will speak on Co-operation as a Socialist Method." Professor Ford is an authority on the co-operative movement, especially in New England. All members of the University who are interested are invited to attend...