Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Princeton was an unnecessary evil and acting on their conviction, quit wearing them. The question was then brought before the Senior sections of the various clubs, and the matter was carefully considered from every point of view. The Senior members of twelve clubs have seen that for a visual social distinction like club hat bands and ties to be the fashion on the campus was directly opposed to the democratic ideals of the place and did much harm. Now it is no longer the fashion. There can be no doubt to any reasonable minded person, that this action...
...Robinson Latin 1, Sever 18 Latin 6, Sever 18 Mathematics A: Adsit to Pihl (inclusive), Sever 23 Rice to Wilmerding (inclusive), Sever 24 Mathematics 4, Sever 24 Mineralogy 2, Mineral. Lab. Music 6, Holden Philosophy 12, Pierce 209 Semitic A6, Sem. Mus. 2 Semitic 1, Sem. Mus. 2 Social Ethics 7, Holden Zoology 4, Zool. Mus. 4th fl. rm. 2 Examinations Tomorrow. Anthropology 2, Sever 18 Chemistry 9, Sever 18 Economics 2: Bolling to Ohsol (inclusive) Sever 5 Ray to York (inclusive), Sever 6 Engineering 16b, Sever 6 Fine Arts 1: Abbot to Herter (inclusive), Sever 35 Hubbard...
...during the second half-year. Several of the courses have been given during the first half-year in former academic years; these are Botany 10, Engineering 6c, English 50, English 55, German 15, and Philosophy 6. The subject matter of Botany 10 and Philosophy 6 has also been altered. Social Ethics 1 and Social Ethics 20b have formerly been given as whole courses. Fine Arts 8 and Fine Arts 20c replace Architecture 7b and Architecture 20b, respectively. Astronomy 4 has been divided into two half-courses, the second of which, Astronomy 4b, is offered during the coming half-year...
...Robinson Latin 1, Sever 18 Latin 6, Sever 18 Mathematics A: Adsit to Pihl (inclusive), Sever 23 Rice to Wilmerding (inclusive), Sever 24 Mathematics 4, Sever 24 Mineralogy 2, Mineral. Lab. Music 6, Holden Philosophy 12, Pierce 209 Semitic A6, Sem. Mus. 2 Semitic 1, Sem. Mus. 2 Social Ethics 7, Holden Zoology 4, Zool...
With the gradual development of Harvard from a small College to one of the largest in the country came a marked decrease in its unity and solidarity. Such a state inevitably produced factions, cliques, and what has been aptly described as "division into social groups along horizontal lines." Within the last few years efforts to remedy this condition have met with ever-increasing success. Two main forces stand out as those which must be relied on chiefly to bring about the eventual solidification of the respective classes into cohesive units...