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...Francis Neilson, Editor of the "Freeman" speaking after Mr. Winston declared that imperialism was stronger in Europe today than ever before the war, and that to understand the conditions there the American students must give more attention to affairs in foreign countries then they have heretofore. By looking at Europe and its past history he will come to the root of the whole matter-that man is a land animal, and that his happiness is bound to the land. With this as a starting point he will easily be led through the mazes of political government to the nobler elevation...
...Francis Neilson, Editor "The Freeman...
Speakers on this subject will be: Walter G. Fuller, Associate Editor of The Freeman: President Charles W. Eliot '53: Donald Winston, of Young Democracy : Francis Neilson, Editor of The Freeman: Charlotte Perkins Gilman, authoress: Andrew Furuseth, President of the International Seaman's Union of America: Edwin F. Ladd, U. S. Senator from North Dakota; Lucien Price, author of "Immortal Youth." There will be a brief student reply to each speaker...
...concert will be given this evening at 8 o'clock by the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Sanders Theatre. It is the sixth in the series of eight during the season, the remaining two to come on April 7 and April 28. Miss Alice Neilson will be the assisting singer this evening. She will sing two airs of Mezart "Deh! Vient" from "Figaro's Wedding", and "Batti Batti!" from Don Juan. The symphony program will be as follows: Symphony in F Major, "Pastoral", Beethoven Overture to the Opera "Euryanthe", Weber...
...often asserted that colleges are largely responsible for the spread of so-called parlor Bolshevism," said President Neilson. "It seems to me that such an assertion implies that the next generation can be rendered immune from such diseases by dosing them with the readymade conservative opinions. Now, in the first place, it is not the case that in the colleges generally there is a radical tendency in the teaching. The academic economists are for the most part far from radical, and sources of Bolshevist thinking are not to be found in political economy as it is taught in our colleges...