Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...must be an immediate increase in the hours of training. Every man wants to be an officer as soon as possible, as every officer will be needed. The quickest progress can only be made by these future officers when their entire attention can be concentrated on military work. Scholastic, social, and all other interests must be discarded and the Harvard men in the R. O. T. C. must be allowed to give their unhampered efforts to the serious work at hand...
...Social Service dinner and conference in Trophy Room of Union...
...paramount interest with most of us now is preparation for war. That interest will be held by still more when war is actually declared. Dramatic performances and social affairs have been cancelled; intercollegiate athletics are naturally the last to go. But at such times everything which hinders military training must be set aside and for this reason, though the necessity for it is highly regrettable, the Athletic Committee's action is clearly the only proper...
...Henry Abrahams, of the Boston School Committee, and secretary of the Boston Central Labor Union, will speak on "What the College Man Owes the Community." Mr. S. E. Wright, head of Hale House Settlement, will speak of "Methods of Training Volunteers." They undergraduate viewpoint on social service will be presented by two men which are doing active work in this field at the present time...
...purpose of this conference is to bring together the heads of the settlement houses in Boston and Cambridge and the men in the College who are non-engaged in active social service world. All men who are interested are invite to attend. They are requested to notify the secretary of the Social service Committee, W. I. Tibbetts '17, as soon as possible...