Word: socially
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Anthropology (oral), 2-5 o'clock Peabody Museum MONDAY, MAY 10 History of Philosophy and General Psychology, 9.15 o'clock Emerson 23 Fine Arts, written, 2 o'clock Sever 25 TUESDAY, MAY 11 Systematic Philosophy and special psychological topics, 9.15 o'clock Emerson 23 THURSDAY, MAY 13 Social Ethics (general), 9.15-2.15 o'clock Emerson N FRIDAY, MAY 14 Social Ethics (topical), 10-1 o'clock Emerson A MONDAY, MAY 17 History, Government and Economics (general), 9.15-12.15 o'clock Memorial Hall Social Ethics (allied fields of Economics, Philosophy and Psychology), 9.15-10.45 o'clock Emerson E Philosophy and Psychology...
...social value of religion seems to lie in the affirmative interest it gives in others and its relative freedom from covetousness. Herein lies its connection with business...
...Rotary Clubs and other social organizations of a like nature make men more sensible of their social obligations? I think so, for it has long been essential that we break down the widespread belief that one's own business is foreign and unconnected to other business enterprises. It is a matter of social significance that this view of business is gradually losing force...
...necessary that business students realize the significance of the business man's social obligations. When they do, fear for the future of religion will be entirely unfounded...
Although they have undoubtedly added moral and social simple-mindedness to political chicanery, long the besetting sin of journalism, the tabloids have, nevertheless, demonstrated that there is a "Main Street" on Third Avenue. Where Gopher Prairie gobbled private gossip, the Bowery relishes public scandal. Among the millions most unfortunately herded in cities, the starved minds fed by the new press are the literate leaders. It is in part their grotesque reflection in the picture papers that gives shape to the apprehensions of "The New Barbarians" and truth to the pessimism of "The Phantom Public...