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Professor S. L. Gulich, of Doshisha University, Japan, will speak at a joint meeting of the Social Politics and Cosmopolitan Clubs at 7 Holyoke House this evening at 8 o'clock. Professor Gulich is at present in America for the purpose of securing a better general understanding of the Japanese Guestion. He will speak on "The relation between the United States and Japan," and especially on the question of Japan immigration...
...principle at the base of the Graduate School of Applied Science. We should be sorry to see that principle lost in the resulting combination. Yet it is well nigh impossible to provide for this under any specific rulings without seriously hampering the coherence and smooth working of any joint system. Absence of unilateral stipulations is essential to the success of the scheme...
Accordingly the conclusion reached by the fathers of the project that the matter must be "left in the hands of the (joint) Faculty" seems the only way out. To leave the subject intact to be treated without a priori restriction by the administrators of the new organization--thus and thus only can the desired results be obtained without sacrifice of freedom in the whole body. Indeed that is, we take it, the key note of the whole movement. The details are perplexing, the plans of action elaborate and yet the ultimate success of the work depends on the sincere intelligent...
George Lansbury, British Socialist and former member of Parliament, spoke at a joint meeting of the Harvard and Radcliffe Socialist Clubs at Brattle Hall yesterday. He told of the labor situation in England, as it has arisen from the recent industrial uprising in Dublin, of the immanence of public ownership of railways and coal mines in the United Kingdom, of the problem of unemployment, and of the Woman Suffrage movement...
George Lansbury, former labor member of the House of Commons will speak on "Labor and Social Discontent in Brattle Hall this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The lecture is being held under the joint auspices of the Harvard and Radcliffe Socialist Clubs and will be open to the public. Brattle Hall has been engaged for the meeting since the rules of the University prohibit the admission of Radcliffe to lectures held under the auspices of student organizations...