Word: careering
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...prominent graduates who will attend the dinner of the CRIMSON this evening, is Henry Childs Merwin '74, the oldest living former editor of the CRIMSON, and a member of the original board of the Magenta, which first appeared in January, 1873. Mr. Merwin has had a long and distinguished career as a lawyer and author. For 21 years he was Legislative Counsel for the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Two of the best known books which he has had published are "The Life of Aaron Burr" and "The Life of Bret Harte". He has also written numerous articles for the Atlantic...
...although divisionals are a means to an end, they are ... what is infinitely more important to a college career and to their own value an end for which a means is provided. In January, 1925, the tutorial system was extended to the Division of Modern Languages. Today, every department making use of the general examination is provided with some form of tutorial guidance...
...gone through such an experience cannot fully realize just how much it can do to prepare a man for the problems which he will have to face in, later life. I have always looked back upon my CRIMSON work as the most valuable extra-curricular activity of my undergraduate career...
Miners, ranchers, shopworkers throughout the Northwest followed the case with tense solicitude. A conviction would carry with it not only the penalties of the law, but the blasting of a brilliant career of a radical, fighting politician...
...little girl came to the city for a stage career. A French roué tried his best and worst to help her to it. She selected instead a youthful and engaging sculptor. Novelty came in the wistful naivety of the ingenuous heroine. You believed, as did the sculptor, her story...