Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Herter said that the present Administration had balanced the budget, but that it was under attack for not spending enough money on social and humanitarian services. Spending more money for such things as schools, social security, and public power "would obviously mean either an unbalanced budget or higher taxes," the Governor said...
Occasionally however, these responsibilities can become an irritating burden. Last year, for example, on the night of the Spring Formal, Everett's dishwasher broke down and Jini Coggi '57, the social chairman, had to spend the evening bailing out the flooded kitchen. But, generally, the machines are pretty regular, imposing a uniform degree of responsibility on each girl, usually born with a certain amount of cheerfulness. Around examination time, however, tensions frequently rise, and the advantage in having a few close friends instead of many nodding acquaintances can come up for serious second thought...
Government 1, Social Sciences 1 and 2, were described by Mavrinac as next on the program. If the departments are willing and if Winthrop House has tutors available in these subjects, the sections will begin this Spring, he said...
...setting up a special room which can seat twenty students conference style, as opposed to a classroom. Similar rooms should be planned for the proposed new Houses, the Senior Tutor recommended. "It is generally anticipated that as the College grows, the Houses will become the intellectual as well as social centers...
Radcliffe students are encouraged to compete for any one of the four boards. Their competition is well supervised, and takes their parietal regulations and social relations into consideration...