Word: social
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Actual figures show that 637 Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors want to concentrate in Government, 590 others in Economics, and 479 more in Social Relations...
...group of musicians, and critics were already writing favorable reports of their activities. The Orchestra then separated from the Pierian, and the later organization became a sort of godfather to the fledgling one. The Sodality assumed much the same role which it occupies today, that is as an honorary social society in charge of the administration and financing of the Orchestra. Male members of the Orchestra are usually admitted after one year of "faithful service...
...will explain case number one. This employee was over 60 years of age when he went to work for Harvard University. He has worked faithfully for six years, but he is forced to retire in June 1948. Therefore, he is going out with no retirement benefits or old age Social Security. If he had employment under Social Security, he would be entitled to $31.50 per month. His wife would be entitled to 40 percent, making a total of $47.25 per month as long as they live...
This example, based on a salary of $2,699 in Class Eight is very misleading, as the largest group comes under Class Six. If I took the time to make a comparison between the new retirement plan and Social Security. Therefore, I fail to see anything in the law to prohibit Harvard University from giving its employees something as good as Social Security. George A. Porter
Come to the Summer School and get in the social swing. That's the tune that George W. Adams, director of the Summer session, is using to boost enrollment at the first series of courses offered since before...