Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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President Eliot, in a speech on "College Spirit, Class Feeling, and the Social Aspects of the Dormitory Question," delivered in the Union last night, before a large audience, gave a clear statement of his grounds for opposing the system of class segregation in dormitories. He showed that class spirit at Harvard is broader than at any other college, and furthermore that there exists here something greater than class spirit, the general contemporaneous acquaintance, fostered by the present dormitory system...
President Eliot will speak tonight at 8 o'clock in the Living Room of the Union on "Class Feeling, College Spirit and the Social Aspects of the Dormitory Question." The speech will be of an informal nature and an opportunity will be given for questions from the floor...
...Department of Philosophy. Its general type of architecture is Greek, and it corresponds in effect with Robinson Hall. On the first floor is a large lecture room for elementary courses in philosophy, and six smaller rooms. On the second floor are the psychological and sociological, libraries, the museum of social ethics, a working room for students, and a lecture room. The third floor is the psychological laboratory of 25 rooms. The interior of the building is finished in white plaster, dark pine...
...London is best known as a writer of fiction; but in such books as "The War of the Classes," and "The People of the Abyss," he has given the results of his study of socialism and of his investigations of the condition of the poor. His subject tonight will include a definition of social revolution, with an estimate of the strength of the "revolutionists" throughout the world, and, under the topic "Why the Revolution Must Come," an arraignment of the capitalist class for their mismanagement of society...
...library on social ethics in Dane Hall, supplemented by a collection of reports on conditions of living in Paris, will be added to the social ethics library in Emerson Hall...