Word: socials
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...command in return for his services. It is true that in a large proportion to his qualifications, but at the same time there is much unjustified inequality in salary. A dynamical principle can be developed, in the lecturer's belief, that will govern this most interesting and vital social problem, and form a nucleus for a new science...
Although the informal Sunday afternoon gatherings in Phillips Brooks House Parlor have been discontinued for the year, the House will continue to be open for the present on Sunday afternoons from 3 to 6 o'clock. The current periodicals, the libraries of the Social Service Committee and other societies in the House, and the piano are available to members of the University...
...Social Service Committee has undertaken to carry out the plan for a collection of college text books to be loaned to members of the University, as suggested by a communication in the CRIMSON some time ago. The first collection of books for this purpose will be made in conection with the spring clothing collection, soon after the April recess, when the committee will collect all books which men may wish to give at that time. In order to secure books which may be in use then, but available at the end of the year, a special book collection will probably...
Professor Veblen is a well known writer on social and economic problems, and has contributed several articles to the Harvard Quarterly Journal of Economics...
Most of the lectures will be given as part of the regular instruction in Economics 14b. a course on "Methods of Social Reform," but Professor Veblen will also speak before the Seminary of Economics. The first four lectures will take place in Sever 18 on April 3, 5, 10 and 12, at 4.30 o'clock; and the fifth in University 23 on April 9, at 4.30 o'clock. All the lectures will be open to members of the University...