Word: corrections
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...editorial quotation above gives the impression wholly unjustified by the incident, that this was a serious attempt to bribe the newspaper writers I would thank the CRIMSON to correct this false impression. FRED W. MOORE Graduate Treasurer, Harvard Athletic Association. March...
...question of intersectional games is a matter of opinion. "The trouble comes when they are overdone". Absolutely correct, But, as we have frequently remarked before, the danger of their being over done is real. And rather than have the Harvard football team sent hither and thither to help "destroy the ideas of Harvard snobs and dudes", we would limit intersectional contests more than they are limited...
...meeting held by representatives of the Yale News, the Daily Princetonian, and the Crimson on Saturday, March 18, the following common editorial policy was decided upon. The steps advocated are designed to correct the present overemphasis now placed upon football, which to a certain extent has spread to other sports as well. It is important to note that this conference between the papers was planned before the fact of tomorrow's conference between the colleges was known. Following is the platform which, the three papers feel will help to remedy the situation...
...departmenting of studies has had no more unfortunate effect than the too common setting apart of courses in reading and in composition as if they had nothing whatever to do with the rest of schooling. In fact, an insistence upon good usage and clear and correct expression can be made, and be made fruitful, in classes for history, physics or geography...
...price of tickets to the dance will be $4.00 per person, or $8.00 a couple. All men who wish to attend should fill out the application blanks, and send them, as directed, with the correct amount, before February 13, checks being made payable to the 1923 Dance Committee...