Word: socially
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Phillips Brooks House Association will open its social service work for the year at a Conference at 7.30 tonight in Peabody Hall at the Phillips Brooks House...
...conference will last from 7.30 to 8.30 o'clock and is intended for all men who plan to do social service during the year. The following men will speak: Mr. Robert Kelso '04, Secretary of the Boston Council of Social Service Agencies, Mr. Thomas Bridges of the Roxbury Neighborhood House, Mr. G. P. Ludiam '25, former Editorial Chairman of the CRIMSON, and C. G. Lundell '27, Secretary of the Social Service Committee. N. S. Howe '26, Chairman of the Committee will preside...
...Kelso will speak mainly on the theory of social service. His experience has been very extensive. Mr. Bridges will deal with the active part of the subject. As head of the Roxbury Neighborhood House, he is in close contact with actual conditions and will outline the work which students will do. Mr. Ludlam, who is now connected with the Denison House in Boston, will take the subject of charity work from the point of view of the student who is doing it. Lundell will close with a blackboard talk giving in detail a graphic description of the year's plans...
...because it was found impossible to coerce or cajole enough students into going there to make the place pay. The great mass of our undergraduates shovel down their food at quick-lunches or self-service cafeterias. This is no fault of the College. It represents a deep difference in social customs which the College is powerless to change...
...mention only a few, are on sufficiently scriptural subjects, and, in addition, have other features which, admission gratis, would pack the Basilica of St. Peter itself to the doors. And if the progressive pastor of this Lynn church wishes to extend his new idea to cover ethical and social problems, only animated cartoons will be found unsuitable. It may be assumed that at least a few of the Lynn Methodists did not approve, last Sunday evening: and the curator of the local cemetery might afford an interesting interview on how much he was disturbed by the tumbling and tossing...