Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...lecturer at the University of Paris and other universities in France for the coming year. He will lecture at the University of Paris during the first semester and at provincial universities during the second semester on the subject: "The spirit of America, Its Expression in Literature, Education, and Social Effect." These lectures are made possible through the generosity of Mr. J. H. Hyde...
...Upper Mass. Rom. Philol. 3, Sever 35. Comp. Lit. 6a: (Assignment of rooms, Comp. Lit. 6a.) Abbott to Johnson (inclusive), Sever, 17 Jones to Withington (inclusive), Sever, 18 English 28: (Assignment of rooms, English 28.) Ach to Pattee (inclusive), Fogg Lect. Room Paul to Wright (inclusive), Sever 5 Social Ethics 1: (Assignment of rooms, Social Ethics 1.) Addison to Li(inclusive), Emerson D Long to Wood (inclusive), Emerson J Examinations Tomorrow Chemistry 10, Pierce 202 Class. Philol. 40, Sever 17 Comp. Philol. 2a, Lower Mass. Economics 2, Sever 5 Engineering 16e, Pierce 202 English 16, Sever 35 English 57, Sever...
...Pierce 202. English 14, Sever 18. French 5, Sever 23. German F, Harvard 5. German G, Harvard 5. German H, Harvard 5. Government 15, Holdem. Government 16, Lower Mass. Latin 3, Upper Mass. Latin 7, Upper Mass. Mathematics H, Upper Mass. Music 5, Holden. Semitic 7, Sem. Mus. 3. Social Ethics 2, Holden. Engineering 6a: (Assignment of rooms, Engineering 6a.) Abrahams to Bird (inclusive), Pierce 202 Burns to Williams (inclusive), Pierce 209 Examinations Tomorrow. Architecture 1a, Harvard 5 Chemistry 6, Sever 5 Comp.Lit.17, Sever 5 Economics 21, Zool.Lect.Rm. Geology 5, Pierce 209 Geology 10, Pierce 202 German 2R, Harvard...
...opening article is a sharp attack on the practice of working one's way through college; an ordinary "working-student," forced to earn money, is likely, it is said, to sacrifice health, intellectual ideals and social enjoyment; men with uncommon endowments may succeed, the majority must fall. Here undoubtedly is a difficulty; but the writer would have done well to bring out the other side more distinctly-that not a few men work their way without losing the best fruits of college life, and that for some men the necessity of supporting themselves is a wholesome discipline. And what counsel...
Will you allow me to call the attention of students to the opportunity, both for practice in teaching and in social service, provided by the Prospect Union? This organization has drawn together for many years our students and the wage-earners of Cambridge in a fellowship equally profitable to teachers and scholars; and the history of the Union is now long enough to demonstrate the value of its work. Among those who have there had their first training in teaching have been Professors Warren, Merriman, Coolidge, and Whittemore of this University; Professor Lovett of Chicago, Professor Peirce of Leland Stanford...