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...since the I. W. W. have engineered any strike of more than local magnitude. Crippled during the war by the Government which jailed so many of its leaders, sucked dry of effective propaganda by the return of business prosperity which vitiated their " industrial misery and slavery " pleas, and split wide open by internal strife, the I. W. W. has suffered a relapse that most experts on labor problems thought to be fatal. The Marine Workers' strike proves that the I. W. W. have relentless vitality of a kind. Like the serpents of mythology you can cut them into little...
...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...
...extra inning. Captain Maher, who substituted for Baldwin in the last of the seventh, was hit by the pitcher, and reached second on Casto's sacrifice. The score came when McGlone hit a high bounding ball to the visitor's third baseman, who was slightly over-anxious and threw wide of first...
...Chadwick, C.S.B., of Omaha, Nebraska, will deliver a lecture this evening at 8 o'clock in Phillips Brooks House on the subject. "Christian Science: Heaven Here and Now". Mr. Chadwick is a lecturer of wide experience, having spoken in all parts of the world, including the United States, Canada, the British Isles, New Zealand, Australia, Africa, China, and Japan. He began as a practitioner in Christian Science in 1891, and became a teacher in 1908. He is at present a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston...
...Victor Chapman Memorial here at Harvard, students of unusual abilities are given the opportunity for study overseas. But it fittingly remains for the new gift in the name of Richard Parker to honor, as does the Gordon Brown scholarship at Yale, each year the rare combination of wide interests, high standards, intellectual ability, and fine balance. In an age of specialized mediocrity such a gift is more than welcome...