Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hold their dance on Wednesday evening, June 23, the night before Class Day. The Class Day Committee will manage the business part of the dance, but owing to the amount of other work which they have to do, they have appointed the following committee to take charge of the social arrangements: R. H. Stevenson, Jr., Chairman, C. D. Drew, H. W. Howe, A. Scott, F. A. Burlingame, W. R. Mansfield...
...Hulse of the ProCathedral, New York, will give an address on Social Settlement Work in New York City, on Wednesday, May 12, at 7.30 p. m., in Holden Chapel. The work in which Mr. Hulse is engaged is on the lines of the well known Oxford House in London and should be of special interest to college men. Professor Peabody will preside. Mr. Hulse will be in 17 Grays at 4.30 Wednesday afternoon to meet men and to give an informal talk on his work...
...Hulse, of New York, will speak on "Social Settlement in New York" on Wednesday evening at 7.30 in Holden Chapel. The talk will be given under the auspices of the St. Paul's Society. Professor Peabody will preside...
...Union Debating Societies, open to all members of the two institutions. Having survived the prejudice which they at first awakened, they are today a most influential factor in English university life. Each society has a club-house, containing rooms for debating and reading, beside dining halls and rooms for social meetings. The weekly debates attract great numbers of men and awaken keen interest...
...Fools." It is a series of short sketches of the lan Maclaren type, dealing with life in a manufacturing town in the West. The one thing which makes itself almost painfully apparent throughout is the cynicism of the author. In a sarcastic manner she sneers at the existing social system, and in a covert way advances the ideas of socialism. Like much else that has been written, it treats the world as being all wrong, all employers being grinding oppressors and all poor men injured and down-trodden. The general impression left by the book is one of gloom...