Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Social statics "Man versus State" by by Herbert Spencer, has appeared...
...social club has been formed at Columbia, to be known as the Columbia Club...
...broad and humane interests of the University, - that is certainly far from the wishes of any one. The building should certainly be open to any use which would not interfere with the religious societies, and in this way it would probably furnish a much needed place for lectures, social and literary gatherings, and even rooms for some of the literary or special interest societies...
...turns it over to the college must make the deed either unrestricted or else confined to one of practically three purposes; to a building devoted (1) solely to religious purposes, (2) largely to religious purposes with accommodations for a few literary societies, or (3) to religious purposes and social purposes equally as well. And now the practical part of the question comes, - would the Corporation accept a gift on these conditions, and on which? In discussing the subject this feature should be kept in mind...
...obtaining the A. B. degree. The points here brought out which will probably strike the Harvard undergraduate most forcibly are, first, the absence of afternoon recitations, and, second, the presence of only three examinations during the college course. The second part of the article is devoted to the social side of the Oxonian's life, and the third, to Oxford athletics. The social situation is summed up in the following sentence: "Thus, if there are no societies in the Harvard sense, there is far more society; if there are no all-important clubs, the whole place is like a club...