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Professor Henri Hauser, Exchange Professor from the University of Paris, will give the 26th of his series of lectures in French on "L'evolution du capitalisms on Europe du Xvle Siecle juequ's non jours" at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon in Emerson J. The particular phase of this subject for today's lecture will be "Le role et Poeuvre de Turgot...
...only other important action in this phase of the Convention was the formation of a Standing Committee on Advertising of the Intercollegiate News-paper Association. "The duty of this committee is to collect such information as it deems necessary in order to place before the American Association of Advertising Agencies and national advertisers a complete and comprehensive review of the college field and the market which it covers...
...clock tonight in the large lecture room of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory, Dr. E. C. Kemble, G. '14, will give the second of a series of three lectures on Physics, taking for his subject, "Atomic Explosions". This particular phase of Physics has been chosen on account of the wide interest taken by the public in the recent important discoveries which have thrown light on the composition and behavior of the atom. Dr. Kemble is well fitted to discuss the subject, having done much advanced research work in this field...
...Politics in India are entering upon a new phase. The failure of the noncoöperation movement has passed into history in spite of the feeble efforts of Mr. Ghandi's followers to keep it alive; but the causes of that movement are still operating, and to them can be attributed the latest developments of the Indian situation. Noncoöperation is dead, but Nationalism lives and is the stronger for having learnt the lessons of Mr. Ghandi's failure. The Nationalist movement. . . . is part of the great awakening of Asia which is destined one day to baffle...
Approprintely, while "Heresy" is in the air, and the religious calm of the University is ruffled, Dr. Gray comes for a series of discussions at Phillips Brooks House. He puts his finger on exactly the phase of religion which can appeal to the inherently practical collegian. "What's the good of religion" is one of his subjects. "The Secret of Power" is another which should certainly attract the most indifferent...