Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Whether they be many or few, Mr. Winthrop A. Hamlin has done them a favor by writing an article on that Bureau. As a means of redistributing the labor power of the community it is probably doing more to bring about a correct distribution of wealth and better social conditions than all the muck-rakers and resentful reformers combined...
...graduates with a vividness and interest that charmed the undergraduates and called up in the minds of the graduates pleasant memories of the past. President Lowell used the opportunity to emphasize his often-expressed belief that dormitories are superior to all other means of bringing men together for social purposes. That he is correct in his belief was shown Saturday evening, when graduates and undergraduates, drawn together by the common ties of traditions and pleasant memories, united with enthusiasm and cordiality to make the Centennial a decided success...
...This fellowship is not designed first of all for men who are making a graduate specialty of economics or sociology, but for men who, whatever their plans for the future, wish to have a solid working acquaintance with city conditions and with the progress of municipal and social reform, particularly as reflected in the life of the people. It is awarded by preference to graduates of Harvard College, and, so far as possible, to men who are just graduating...
...know that Professor Taussig, on be-half of the department of Economics, will very heartily welcome the interest of the Phillips Brooks House Committee in bringing to all students interested in social work a clearer knowledge of the nature and possibilities of the South End House fellowship. So far as the residents of the House are concerned, we feel that the men who are doing volunteer work under your committee are precisely the type whom we should most like to see among the candidates for the fellowship. And I am certain that all who have held the fellowship would give...
...merely shown some opportunity of service which he can carry on besides his regular work. In order that a complete list of men can be obtained for the committees, the graduating classes of the large colleges are asked to send the names of the men who are interested in social service work to the committee in New York. If this plan succeeds well this year, it will be extended over a larger field next year. That college men are interested in it is shown by the fact that the Harvard Club of Pittsburg has given its support as well...