Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Your pointed editorials on the Harvard Union should arouse the self-sacrificing interest of all members and friends of Harvard University. In the entire University there is not a department more important then the Harvard Union to be recognized and sustained as the great social centre of the University...
...daily program includes two meetings of all the delegates, group classes for Bible study, or study of social problems, and larger group conferences. The afternoons are given over entirely to recreation consisting of an intercollegiate baseball series, a tennis tournament, and a track meet...
...Governing Board shows a decrease in the active membership, but the success and popularity of the various functions, and the spirit of the members has more than atoned this. The high average of daily attendance, which was computed in January, witnesses, the value of the Union as a social centre for undergraduates. The treasurer's report shows a net loss of $3,990.46 as compared with last year's deficit of $6,614.62. This has been due to the introduction of many economics in the management. The library report shows that 167 volumes were added during the past term...
...pamphlet issued on February 10. Among the more important changes from the latter may be noted the withdrawal of German C and the fact that Dr. Morison will give History 10a, History 23b, and History 20n, which were previously announced for Professor Channing. The addition of History 58, the social history of England to 1750, by Professor Gray, and the estabishment of a new course in Hygiene by Professor Lee, are other noticeable changes...
...Rochester University in his speech before the International Polity Federation last night said that civilization had not collapsed in the ordinary meaning of the word. Scientifically, politically, and intellectually the countries of Europe engaged in war have actually advanced. The real collapse of civilization has been moral and social. Intense race hatred and national misunderstanding have been cause and effect in bringing about the greatest war in history...