Word: useful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Some sample questions posed are: "What brand of coffee did you buy last?", "Have you ever bought beer in cans for home use?", "Do you think favorably of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation?", and "How many babies are there in your family...
...Reed Society has been informed that the indictment, and it is only an indictment, imposes no civil disability on Mr. Browder, and it feels that the question of "propriety" ought not to keep the students from hearing what he has to say. When permission was again requested for the use of New Lecture Hall, Mr. Greene went beyond mere suggestion and definitely refused. The refusal is an invasion of the rights guaranteed to Harvard students by the time-honored tradition of the University. It had been our understanding that the selection of speakers for undergraduate organizations...
Therefore, the John Reed Society calls upon all students and faculty members and their organizations to join us in protesting the Administration's refusal and requesting that it reverse its decision and grant the use of a hall to the Society for the Earl Browder meeting. The Executive Committee of the John Reed Society...
...Harvard's inevitable lot as a result of the Browder affair. This time it will be the liberal press to start up aghast at a "suppression of free speech" by the nation's ancient stronghold of academic liberalism. The mere fact that Browder has been denied the use of a University platform will be enough for most earnest advocates of civil rights. Others of liberal persuasion will see in this a part of the current Dies-ignited red-baiting campaign. The total effect is another black eye for Harvard--and Harvard undergraduates can only reflect that the whole business...
...Therefore, the John Reed Society calls upon all students and faculty members and their organizations to join us fusel and requesting that it reverse its decision and grant the use of a hall...