Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...President and Mrs. Coolidge are planning a busy social season at the White House this winter. The chief events on their calendar are: Dec. 2, Cabinet dinner; Dec. 9, Diplomatic reception; Dec. 16, Diplomatic dinner; Jan. 1, Public New Year's reception; Jan. 13, Judicial reception; Jan. 26, Supreme Court dinner; Feb. 3, Congressional reception; Feb. 10, Speaker's dinner; Feb. 17, Army and Navy reception...
...connection with the social service work now being planned on an extensive scale at the Philips Brooks House, T. A. Gibson, of Trinity Church, an authority on social welfare work, made the following statement in an interview with the CRIMSON yesterday; "Boys' clubs are not so troublesome to manage as is generally believed, if a few definite principles on running games are observed. A supervisor should be persistent in providing a varied program at each gathering of his club. If this presented in a regular fashion, no disorder need be anticipated...
...Gibson is scheduled to speak at Phillips Brooks House tonight at 7.30 o'clock under the auspices of the St. Paul's Society of Boston. He will give entertainment programs and demonstrations of games suitable for boys' clubs to all Harvard men interested in social service. F. C. Lawrence '20 and W. C. Hicks, of St. Paul's Cathedral, will also give talks tonight...
...organizing boys' clubs, in coaching teams and in training and teaching immigrants. The value of this education work is really threefold; it benefits the individual taught, the student who teaches, and the city at large. The necessity for this work, according to R. W. Kelso '04, a leading social worker, is a challenge to educated youth...
...teachers; that the most capable young men are not always attracted to teaching as such; that thus men of calibre become teacher only on the side. Undoubtedly, the various employing authorities meet this attitude among prospective employees. Undoubtedly these authorities are not personally to blame for the economic and social position of the teaching profession. Yet, if they would provide attractive men to initiate novices into realms of knowledge, they must consistently offer some premiums to him who will emphasize the are of teaching. Scholarship has had its emphasis in the ambition of American colleges to become learned...