Word: socialize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Professor Joseph Fletcher of the Episcopal Theological Seminary played with the topic: "New Social forces in the World." When drawn out in the following discussion period, he stated that the war now shaping up has aspects of a class war, and that the U. S. is prone to talk of liberty, but not "justice." Nothing, he declared, would be as indecent as a deliberate war on any nation that might attack...
...Tailor and Chin's Laundry are again holding forth side by side, this time at 87 and 85 Mt. Auburn Street instead of 23 and 21 Boylston. The Harvard Bookstore is located in the former Social Security Office at 1248 Massachusetts Avenue, the agency having shuttled off to 2 Trowbridge Street...
This proposal is fine as far as it goes. But the Faculty should not wait the full three years before it considers broadening the plan. There is no reason why concentrators in the other Humanities and the Social Sciences should be excluded from foreign study if they have some particular interest in going to Europe and if suitable courses are available abroad...
...letter decried the measure as a muzzle to all social sciences teachers. The vagueness of expression in H-422's text could conceivably be applied to Republicans as well as Communists, Mather claimed...
...remember that Lynn Belvedere touched off a social explosion at the end of "Sitting Pretty" with the publication of his novel "Hummingbird Hill." In the interim between the two movies, he lost a fortune in libel suits, but at the same time won a literary award of $10,000. Since the award stipulates that the recipient must hold a college degree, in "Mr. Belvedere Goes to College" we find Mr. Belvedere doing just that--entering the ivied campus of Clemens U. as a gray-haired freshman...