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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...introduction to the discussion, Mr. John B. Kline '03 of the editorial staff of the Boston Transcript will give a review of the principal events of national and international interest during the past few months. Following Mr. Kline's talk will be a general discussion of suggested and related topics, which will be the most important part of the program. This discussion will probably be focused upon the Mexican situation, but other subjects of interest will also be given a hearing. In addition to extending one's knowledge of current events, it will offer an opportunity for training in extemporaneous...
...Ratcliffe of the London Sociological Review and of the staff of the London Daily News, will speak before the Social Politics Club in Stoughton 4 this evening at 8 o'clock, on "English National Insurance." The meeting will be open to all members of the University...
...order to introduce the discussion, Mr. John B. Kline '03, editor of the Boston Transcript, will give a general review of the important events of national and international interest, which have happened during the past few months. The entire emphasis of the meeting will be placed upon the informal discussion which will follow Mr. Kline's talk. This discussion, besides offering a more detailed examination of the salient points of interest, will afford an opportunity for training in extemporaneous speaking before an audience...
...publications of the University less widely known than it should be is the Harvard Theological Review, published quarterly by the Faculty of Divinity. Its first number for this year--that of January--appears in an enlarged and improved form. In addition to the articles on theology, education, biblical criticisms, poetry and general literature in their religious aspects which have constituted the body of the Review it now has a department of book-reviews, covering some thirty pages. This contains descriptive notices and critical reviews of new books; the aim of the editors being to bring in this way before...
...Review might be made a clearing house for fundamental discussion on musical subjects of importance. In this the graduates of the music department have a responsibility and a great privilege...