Word: topic
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Professor Nordal will give his second address on December 4 in the large Lecture Room of Fogg Museum at 4 o'clock, when he will take up the Icelandic verse in more detail under the topic "The Old Poetry." The other two talks in this course fall on the following Mondays at the same time and place...
...Rome the Chamber of Deputies began its autumn session last week. Since there is no Opposition to Il Duce, proceedings were perfunctory. The Chamber got under way with a series of orations by Orator Mussolini and others upon the topic afforded by His Royal Highness the Duke of Aosta (cousin of King Vittorio Emanuele) who died last Fourth of July...
Following a few words of greeting to President Lowell and other college presidents who were present for the occasion, the famous author was subjected to half an hour of political queries by students. The chief topic for conversation seemed to be the recent political event in England. Mr. Wells later attended a small reception in the House Master's apartments...
...residents of Dunster House who are concentrating in Economics in order to discuss the application of economic principle to modern economic problems. Every two weeks the society meets in the small common room on Tuesday at 7.30 o'clock and one of the members reads a paper on a topic in his own field. After the reading a discussion is held to straighten out any questions that may arise, and afterwards a criticism of the paper as a whole is given by whatever tutor or professor that has been invited to attend that meeting...
...debating council and arrange a series of informal discussions, at least one of which will be held in each house. These discussions will be open primarily to the members of the house in which they are held, but any other members of the University who are interested in the topic under consideration may attend. Political and industrial problems of the day will be brought up at the meetings, and it is planned to secure the services of men prominent in these fields to lead the discussions...