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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Europe, and how much Russia's pauperism has played into the hands of the Soviet faction. A starving, naked people prove easy meat for skilful agitators working for their own ends. Trade must be re-established between Russia and the rest of Europe, and the Russian peasant must obtain food, boots, shoes, clothes, agricultural implements, and tools of all kinds in exchange for his product, instead of paper that will buy nothing, before Russia can be right again...
Because of its growing popularity with the students, Social Service is recognized as one of the most important branches of Phillips Brooks House activities. It is an opportunity for usefulnes and self-expression, and through it a man can obtain a far broader view of life than is possible in many other occupations...
...material increase in the number of subscribers enrolled, and second, the placing before all University men and friends of the University anew, the serious financial conditions confronting the administration. Committees, with headquarters in Boston, will be chosen from each college class. It will be the aim of each to obtain subscriptions from every man in their respective classes. Equal emphasis will be laid upon the value of small subscriptions with a high enrollment and the necessity of larger subscriptions. Former division chairmen will cooperate closely with these committees...
...pamphlet entitled "Announcement of the Courses of Instruction," second edition, September, 1920, to be had at University 2 and in the pamphlet of the Harvard Engineering School to be had in Pierce 200 and 223. The asterisk after the number of the course indicates that undergraduates must obtain the consent or recommendation of the instructor in order to elect...
...chief purpose of a scholarship is to enable students of limited means to obtain a college education. For this reason, the Price Greenleaf aid requires that recipients declare that without it it would be imposible for them to attend college. It is obvious that for the greatest good of all the majority of scholarships should be awarded on this basis...