Word: normans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...contestants will speak in the following order: Edward Warren Giblin 15, of Concord; Tallman C. Bookhout '15, of Roxbury, N. Y.; Lee Wade, 2d, '14, of Cambridge; Edward Alexander Roberts '14, of Cambridge; Hiram Leon Sharmat '15, of Roxbury; Norman Wiley Loud '15, of Colorado Springs, Colo.; Lionel de Jersey Harvard '15, of London, England; Benjamin Woronoff '15, of Boston; Harold Cohn '15, of Nashville, Tenn.; Emmet Russell '14, of Kansas City...
...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...
...following men have been retained to speak in the final contest for the Boylston Prizes; Tallman C. Bookout '15, of Roxbury, N. Y.; Harold Cohn '15, of Nashville, Tenn.; Edward Warren Giblin '15, of Concord; Lionel deJersey Harvard '15, of London, England; Norman Wiley Loud '15, of Colorado Springs, Colo.; Edward Alexander Roberts '14, of Cambridge; Emmet Russell '14, of Kansas City, Mo.; Hiram Leon Sharmat '15, of Roxbury; Lee Wade, 2d, '14, of Cambridge, and Benjamin Woronoff '15, of Boston...
...Norman Angell, in his address last night on "The Foundations of International Polity," emphasized the utter futility of warfare, and presented his case on actual social, political, and economic reasoning. He pointed out that there is an international effect of all wars; the reaction is always felt in financial and industrial circles all over the world, as illustrated by the example of how the Balkan Wars resulted in unemployment for 5000 men in an American city. He styled as fallacious and mediaeval the popular European excuse for armament; that in future "some new territory must be conquered for the expanding...
...Norman Angell, author of "The Great Illusion," "Arms and Industry," etc., will speak on "The Foundations of International Polity," in the New Lecture Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. This lecture is one of the series given under the auspices of the International Polity Federation. Mr. Angell was to have opened the series with an address in February, but was delayed in his trip from London...