Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...series with M.I.T.; to Sever 5 (Ext. 2382--the same KIrkland number) for all course changes and other academic matters; to Weld 6 (Ext. 716) for Student Employment; to Weld 10 for the International Seminar (Ext. 734); and to Grays 1-2 (Ext. 2147) for all extra-curricular and social affairs...
...this is not nearly the half of it. Regularly scheduled social gatherings arranged by the Summer School, enjoyable as they may be, are almost insignificant when compared to the multitude of little ways in which the School is working every day to make sure that Oklahoma A. & M. girl meets Harvard boy, that International Seminar participant from Korea gets to see Boston, and that romantically inclined couple find out where they can rent a rowboat...
Once the messages have been received and the persons involved have finally gotten together, there are various Summer School facilities that they can use for their social pursuits. In addition to the information service and the common rooms in Grays, the Harvard Union has a number of rooms which are open until 10 p.m. for reading, talking, and the like. The Union is also getting a television set, which is expected to draw a large audience as political convention time approaches. And then there are always the libraries--especially Lamont, with its air conditioning, seat cushioning, and most pleasing summer...
With dress informal, and with a social hour to follow, Vesper services will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Sundays throughout the summer in Memorial Church. The Reverend Robert J. Lamont of the First Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh, will preach at the opening program on July 8, and among the guest clergymen in following weeks will be the Reverend G. Bromley Oxnam, who will preach on July...
...Baas." "Can't you leave me alone?" asks Fletcher. "No, baas." In these simple words, the formula of a social poison is stated. There is no forgiveness of trespasses, but a meting-out predating the New Testament. Joseph has made of himself a human albatross, and he and the ones who have wronged him will hang together to the end. Fletcher, the white man, is left in a hysteria of frustration, "dancing there, solitary in the veld, a grotesque little figure, capering under a blazing...