Word: crimsons
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...disgruntled graduate, writing in The Forum some years ago, distinguished the Lampoon as the only paper in the University which wasn't afraid to tell the truth. His statement was a rank libel, but it has its germs of fact. One reads the CRIMSON to read about local events, and the Illustrated to see pictures of them; the Advocate is a sample of what the undergraduates are writing. But if one is hunting for the quintessence of the University, the thrice-distilled spirit, the punch, as it were; at present as in the past, one goes to the Lampoon...
...Memorial Library of William Henry Meeker '17, of New York City, was dedicated in the CRIMSON Sanctum last evening. The speakers were G. C. Barclay '19, President, and F. E. Parker, Jr., '18, ex-President, of the CRIMSON, Dean Yeomans, Professor Copeland and Meeker's father, Mr. Henry E. Meeker '89. All spoke of the young man's brilliant career in college, his great promise, and his splendid death...
Meeker was killed in an aviation accident at Pau, France, on September 11, 1917, while preparing for active service as a member of the Lafayette Escadrille. While an undergraduate he was President of the CRIMSON and an editor of the Advocate...
...sent to the Ground School at Technology within two weeks from the date of their application. Information concerning the duty, training, pay and method of making application for this service can be obtained from W. Rollins '16, Ensign, U. S. N. R. F., who will be at the CRIMSON Building today and tomorrow from 12 to 1 and from...
...features of the meet was the one-mile run which developed into a struggle between Fisher of Yale and E. E. Lucas '19. Lucas finally lost to his opponent by a few feet. Other placemakers for the Crimson men were P. E. Stevenson '20, with a third place in the 440-yard dash, and D. J. Duggan '20 and Captain H. D. Costigan '20, with second and third respectively in the half-mile event...