Word: competitione
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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The meeting was called to order at 7.15 o'clock by S. P. Duggan '31 editor of the publication. He described the competition in general and explained the nature of the separate departments. A. G. Churchill '29, a former editor-in-chief of the Red Book, related the trials and...
The meeting tonight will launch the last competition of its kind open to members of the Freshman class. The meeting will not last more than half an hour. Candidates will be given definite assignments by the chairmen or the appointed sub-chairmen of each of the three departments.
Aspirants for positions on the 1931 Red Book will gather in the Common Room of Smith Halls at 7.15 o'clock tonight. The competition which starts tomorrow will last from a week to ten days, depending on the variety of work a candidate is doing.
All posts on the Arts and Cuts Committee are open for competition. There will be openings for a chairman, two sub-chairmen, and positions on a committee of from two to four men. The chairman of this department is a member of the Board of Chairmen of the Red Book...
Referring pointedly to the U. S. Naval program (TIME, Feb. 27), he piously declared: "Nothing ... is going to drive us ... into a great naval competition with America or anybody else."