Word: pamphleteers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...charter from the Province of Massachusetts. Rare pieces of old silver, given to the University from time to time since its earliest days, will be used on the table. A number of old photographs of Massachusetts Hall and other University buildings will be on exhibition and a pamphlet on "The Building of Massachusetts Hall" has been prepared for distribution by W. G. Lane '81, Librarian of the Harvard College Library. R. Chute '22, chairman of the committee in charge of this celebration, has been ably assisted by J. Alger '22 and N. Choate...
...following assignment of rooms indicates the places and hours for the first meetings, in courses of study offered by the Faculty of Aria and Sciences and of the Engineering School. A detailed description of these courses is contained in the 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...
...undergraduate's eyes, his departure leaves a serious gap in his department; and many students who, in selecting their courses of study, seek "the man rather than the course," will no longer thumb carefully the pages on which courses in Physical Geography are described in the Elective Pamphlet...
...Electives and petitions for such permission must be in the hands of the Secretary on or before Tuesday, September 28. After that day no courses chosen now and beginning in the first half-year may be changed unless for some important reason, such as a change in the elective pamphlet...
...appointed to the position of Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in Toledo University, which position he held until 1917, when he was again requested to resign. During the war he was on trial in the United States Court, for treasonable utterances contained in his pamphlet, "The Great Madness," but was acquitted. He is an accomplished orator and debater, and is at present lecturing in the Rand School of New York City and the Boston School of Social Science. He is the author of "Social Sanity" and other notable books on socialism...