Word: european
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...that the present unrest is not caused primarily by the anarchy of the radical elements, either here or in Europe. "Strikes are now more prevalent in America and abroad than at any other period of modern history. They are not, however, due to the utterances of some long-haired European radical, but are caused by two entirely different factors. The first is the increasing pressure of the cost of living, which results in an unrest among the workingmen. The second is the growing feeling among the laboring class that labor is indispensable, and, therefore, can demand greater wages...
...Kostcs Palamas: The New World Poet," is the second book on the list, being translated by Aristides E. Phoutrides '11. Kostes Palamas, the Secretary of the University at Athens, has been awarded a place as one of the greatest modern European poets by French Critics, although his works have been little known in America. Dr. Phoutrides provides a long introduction, giving an account of Palmas and his works, as well as a translation of most of his poetry...
Professor Ripley does not think that Bolshevism is the principal cause of the labor trouble in the United States. "Of course, the European situation has an effect on American workingmen, but it is not the primary reason for the strikes now prevalent in all parts of the nation," he said...
...Class of 1920 had considered erecting a gate as a memorial to those of its members who lost their lives in the European war. Last spring it was thought that the general Harvard Memorial would not get under way for several years, in which case subscriptions for the two memorials would not have been conflicting. As a matter of fact, the big memorial is now under way, and it would be a mistake to detract any subscriptions at all from...
...Third Course will be six lectures on Industrial Hygiene, by Dr. Thomas Morrison Legge, D. P. rf., of London, England. Dr. Legge is author of "Public Health in European Capitals," etc. 1. Manufacture under Medieval Craft Guilds. 2. Industrial Fatigue. 3. Modern Industry as a subject for Art. 4. Fumes and Gases and the Edward Medal. 5. Anthrax. 6. Industrial Polsons and Their Prevention...