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Tonight Mr. Gompers will show that labor unions as a factor in the industrial life of the country have an immense power which they are using to its best advantages. In his lecture in Sanders Theatre last May on "The Industrial Conditions of Public Happiness" President Eliot spoke on the relations of labor unions and employers. Professor Commons of the University of Wisconsin, recently delivered here a series of three lectures on "Relations between Trade Unions and Employers' Organizations...
...will deliver the sixth of his series of lectures on "Latin Teaching in Secondary Schools" this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock in Pierce 110, His subject will be "Reading at Sight." Professor Parker will be present for half an hour before and after the lecture for conference and to show various text books...
Active memberships show a decline of 141 from last year. This decrease, however, is in no way alarming as it is nearly proportional to the decline in the number of students in the University since that year. Leaving out of consideration the departments outside of Cambridge, which furnish very few active members, 46 per cent, of the students in the Cambridge departments were members last year and 45 per cent, this year, thus showing an actual loss of only 1 per cent. However, as compared to 1903, there is a loss of 5 per cent., the membership that year being...
...fifth of his series of lectures on "Latin Teaching in Secondary Schools" this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock in Pierce 110. The subject of the lecture will be "Grammar and Composition." professor Parker will be present for half an hour before and after the lecture for conference and to show text books...
Another vital question is that of abuse of the Union. This is undoubtedly very large, probably larger among the graduates than among the undergraduates. It is perfectly possible to keep a man at the door and force every member to show a ticket before entering, but the inconvenience of such a system is apparent. No definite action has been taken in the cases of the few men already detected, but in the future their names should be published. An appeal to public opinion would seem to be the only means of bettering this extremely unfortunate state of affairs...