Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Among the more recent books of greater interest are "Chaucer and His Poetry," by Professor G. L. Kittredge '82; "Some Aspects of the Tariff Question," by Professor F. W. Taussing '79; "The Trust Problem," by E. Dana Durand, recently Director of the United States Census; "Essays in Social Justice," by Professor T. N. Carver; and "The Governemnts of France, Germany, and England," by President Lowell...
There are five main branches under which the publications are listed. In the first group are works on History, Economics, and Social Science. Included here are the twenty odd volumes of the Harvard Historical Studies, thirteen volumes of the Harvard Economics Studies, the Harvard Studies in Education, many case-books for use in law schools, and numerous other volumes...
America has always been weak in accurate knowledge of her own material and social condition. Indeed it is a significant fact that our economists frequently have to go to European countries for statistical evidence. This they must then attempt to apply to American conditions,-a task which will become more difficult, if the United States succeeds in remaining the only first class nation not devastated by war. At present most economic data in this country is collected by government bureaus, which, as Professor Bullock points out, are always liable to political influences. Particularly do those more fundamental fields of study...
...rising bell will ring at 7.30. The dining room closes promptly at 8. At 8.30 various special classes will be held, such as social service, Bible study, or mission study. From 9.30 to 12.30 will be devoted to vocational discussions, in which men interested in different forms of life work will have a chance to talk with experienced men. At 11 o'clock there will be talk by some religious leader, such as John R. Mott, H. E. Fosdick, Robert E. Speer, or Sherwood Eddy. The afternoon is given over to athletics and other forms of outdoor recreation, which...
...Emerson D Philosophy B: Adams to MacDougall (inclusive), New Lecture Hall Mann to Zwelling (inclusive), Emerson D Philosophy 4: Andrus to Levy (inclusive), Emerson A Lippincott to Wooldredge (inclusive), Emerson F Romance Philology 4 Sever 36 Semitic A Andover C Semitic 1 Sever 11 Semitic 12 Sever 11 Social Ethics 7 Emerson J 2 P. M. Zoology 5a, Zoological Museum Examinations Monday. Anthropology 3 Sever 5 Botany 1: Adams to Mulcahey (inclusive), Zoological Lecture Room Nelson to Thompson (inclusive), Pierce 202 Van Ness to Zinninger (inclusive), Pierce 209 Chemistry 11 Pierce 209 Classical Philol. 26 Sever 30 Comparative Literature...