Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Towards the end of the Middle Ages, work began to be paid for in money, and this work was paid better than in the fourteenth or even in the nineteenth centuries. Laborers were paid better than servants, but with the advent of the present social system and the growth of luxury, the conditions became reversed...
Reports of the various forms of social service work carried on through the Phillips Brooks House Association have been submitted, and a brief resume of the chief activities is given below, including the reports of the committees on entertainment troupes, clothing collections, and social service assignments...
...assignment committee, under the direction of F. S. Montgomery '08, since February, last year, has placed 105 men in positions where social service work could be done. Mr. C. W. Birtwell '81 has been at Phillips Brooks House each week, to consult with men who wished to do such work. He has seen about 50 men, all of whom he has placed in the positions for which they were most fitted. Of the 105 men placed at work by the committee, thirty have been assigned to teaching, nineteen to boys' clubs, eleven to visiting home libraries, nine to gymnastic classes...
...list of the class secretaries from 1834 to the present day, information concerning the college and graduate papers, and detailed lists of all undergraduate organizations are given. In addition to the University organizations, there are accounts of activities in which Harvard men are engaged, such as the Prospect Union, Social Service Committees and the Social Union. Exhaustive lists of the different teams and their records are also published...
...LECTURE. "Socialism and the Allied Social and Economic Questions." V. Mr. W. H. Mallock. Lecture Room, Emerson Hall (first floor...