Word: social
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...authorities, this would not overtax their facilities. Leading a mouse-like existence, a lonely round from one hash house to another, these excluded men appreciate more than anyone else the opportunities offered by the Houses simply because they have missed them. Life on this fringe of the University's social center could be made much more enjoyable if the House Masters would adopt the simple and workable expedient of granting dining hall privileges to college dormitory...
Though figures on next year's Sophomore concentrators are not definite, with 17 reports still out and in view of the fact that next fall's definite decisions on fields of concentration necessarily make present figures inaccurate, a distinct trend toward the social sciences is evident...
...your faces. It is only with the measures we have had to adopt, in order to set matters to rights, that you take issue. No one regrets the necessity for violence more than we do. Unhappily, there are times when violence is the only way in which social justice can be secured. At another time, you would condemn an Archbishop by vote of Parliament and execute him formally as a traitor, and no one would have to bear the burden of being called murderer. But if you have now arrived at a just subordination of the pretensions of the Church...
Significance of the Social Service Committee's activity which includes, the direction of boys' clubs, athletic teams, and Boy Scouts lies in the fact that it is the only direct and continuous contact of a University department through which the outside can get a good idea of Harvard...
...from the irrelevant question of Mr. Justice McReynold's good health. After all, it is only the twisted decisions of a few justices that have established this unnatural connection between the meaning of the Constitution and their continued existence. Unless Mr. Roosevelt can somehow circumvent the consequences of the social prepossessions of several justices, he is forced to wait unhappily for their deaths. Those who would admit a changed constitutional interpretation only when the objectionable judges die really argue for assassination. Sincerely, R. I. Bishop...