Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...evening classes are doing very well. There are twenty three of these classes in all and they are taken charge of by students of the University and resident graduates. The courses consist of the languages, English, American and Greek literature, Social Ethics, History, Political Science, Philosophy, Mathematics, Natural Science, and a few miscellaneous studies, such as vocal music, book keeping and drawing. Mr. Adams of the Lawrence Scientific School is giving a course in electricity...
...general theme the subject of property and industry under Christian law. It starts with a discussion of the "Christianization of Society" and then takes up the questions of property, labor, co-operation as advocated by Christianity, re-organization of industry, and concludes with a treatise on scientific and Christian socialism. It is written in a concise and logical style, and not so technical as to be uninteresting to the ordinary reader. The book may be found of particular value to students who are taking certain of the economic and ethical courses which deal with social problems...
...organization. The ultimate aim of the society is, briefly, to establish a standard theatre, in many respects similar to those in London and Paris. It is to be subsidized by a private club of five hundred active members. These will be chosen mostly from the select literary, theatrical and social circles of New York. It is hoped to build a club house and theatre in that city. Once started, the company will proceed to produce as rapidly as possible plays of real literary merit, written by the prominent literary men of the day. The first night will...
...will be taken away on Thursday night and tickets put on sale Friday morning. There are now enough men to warrant holding the dinner, but they represent but a third of the class. The object of this dinner is to bring all the members of the class into pleasant social relations with each other; to encourage a feeling of comradeship and to unite men of all descriptions on at least one point, a loyalty to the class of which they are members. If, then, but a bare third are to be present the dinner must be a failure...
...Blackman, formerly Congregational pastor at Naugatuck, has been appointed to the new chair of Social Science in the Yale Divinity School...