Word: column
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...University Theatre in cooperation with the Crimson is offering a prize of ten dollars for the best review of "Dynamite" which will open Sunday, February 16. All members of the University are eligible, and the best contribution will be printed in the Crimson Playgoer column. The full particulars of the contest will be found on page four of today's paper...
Versatile Childe Hassam enjoys beach scenes and many other things. It would require a half-column to list the prizes he has won, beginning with a bronze medal at the Paris Exposition of 1892, and the museums in which he is represented...
...forth in another column of the CRIMSON, the University had explained the working hours of the women concerned and the Wage Board was in complete agreement with the proposition that the amount of rest time allowed these workers put them essentially on the required hourly rate. A formal letter: of acknowledgement was all that was needed to set the matter at rest for all time. After just having emerged from the mire of publicity which came as a result of the neglect to do this, one can only admire Mr. Shattuck's restraint in his statement, "the College apparently omitted...
Allow me to call your attention to a misstatement which appears in the issue of the CRIMSON for January 31, 1930. In your column, "The Mail", there is a communication which, aside from its inconclusiveness and characteristically Radcliffian futility, is misleading. It contains an argument, the merits of which are not in question here, supported by alleged "statistical proof". I quote this proof: ".... 57 per cent of the Radcliffe women marry Harvard...
...make a radical departure in the direction of human interest and, owing to the increasing popularity of the cross-word puzzle, will include one such feature daily in its pages, in addition to the usual chess problem. With--a hearty laugh the business man turns to an adjoining column to find that for the first time in ten years Congress is to open discussion on the Prohibition question. Perhaps he becomes aware of that unpleasant feeling which follows untimely mirth--perhaps not. But the utter ridiculousness of the similarity is not to be evaded...