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...accordance with this vote, the Directors recommend that the Society apply for a charter under the statutes of Massachusetts. If the recommendation be adopted, the stock will be issued by the present Board of Directors to five stockholders; the present organization will thereupon cease to exist. Certain conditions are specified for acceptance of stock: That the stockholders shall make no personal profit; and they shall provide for the addition each year to the capital stock of a portion of the profits and for the distribution of the rest of the profits to the ticket-holders of the Society. The transfers...
This report is a preliminary statement of the needs which at present exist and of which a detailed presentation will be made later. That the present building is quite unable to meet the reasonable demands of the College has been pointed out repeatedly in several reports of President Eliot and of the Librarian...
...Durand, formerly secretary of the United States Industrial Commission, and now in charge of the courses in the Labor Problem in the Department of Political Science, will deliver a lecture at the Riverside Alliance at 8 o'clock this evening, on the subject, "Are labor unions, as they now exist, beneficial to society?" After the lecture there will be an open discussion of the question. The meeting is open to the public...
...that there are ultimate facts, objects, that is, which, were we wise enough, we ought to observe. No man has seen God,--yet neither has he seen a fact. Ultimate facts are beyond our own experience, but not beyond any experience; and to say a fact does not exist, is to admit it inconsistent with what does exist. But though we have never experienced the completion of ultimate facts, because their completeness is an ideal, have we not still a right to say "God takes account of me as I take account...
Those young men who are enabled to attend college enjoy one of the greatest possible privileges, and thus belong to a very select few in the country. In this University there exist two pre-eminent characteristics,-the one, absolute freedom; the other, absence of limitation upon intellectual labor...