Word: programing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...That Harvard guy" might be any of 220 students in the College who are on this year's record-high roster of the Phillips Brooks House Social Service Committee. Today nearly half of the entire PBH program, manning the settlement houses began inauspiciously before the turn of the century when there was no central agency in the College to correlate scattered social consciences. Religious groups alone recruited contingents--for charitable work in the old Sailor's Home. By the Nineties duplication of effort brought amalgamation in the Student Volunteer Committee, which eventually called itself the Social Service Committee and took...
This year with 220 men working in Metropolitan Settlement Houses, Harvard participation in social service work reaches an all time high. However, the needs of a Phllips Brooks House program that includes work in forty-five Settlement Houses and Y.M.C.A.s far outstrips the record enrollment. Only 130 of the total number working for P.B.H.'s Social Service Committee are available for steady work and even these men can give but three hours each week to the Settlement Houses. With 9000 underprivileged children depending on the Social Service Committee for their recreation each day, the badly understaffed houses cannot give...
Since the largest corporations are all that can afford any kind of a recruiting program and only one out of five College graduates work for these big-name out-fits, the placement bureau's task does not consist simply of direct references...
David F. Egan '22, Boston Record sports scribe not noted for old grad sentiment informed College station program manager Robert L. Wechsler '49 yesterday that he would definitely accept an invitation to broadcast on November...
Wild's Sunday evening lectures form only part of a program that extends educational, social, and religious facilities to more than 3,000 Episcopalian students in the University. Located at 24 Farwell Place, the Rhinelander Foundation sponsors Tuesday afternoon teas, Sunday morning breakfasts, Sunday morning services, and various sorts of social work in local settlement houses...