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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Beginning with President Lowell's active administration in 1909, the CRIMSON began to dig itself out of several ruts. Action pictures began to appear, and the typographical format was livened up. Editorials ceased to plod along, and news copy was generally sharper...
...fall of 1960, the CRIMSON began including most of its feature articles in a supplement, called the "Weekly Review." In the spring of 1961, the "Crimson Review" was published in a half-size, magazine format...
...Faculty approved the final design for future College diplomas at its meeting Tuesday. Drawn up by a committee headed by Mason Hammond, Pope Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, the new format will almost definitely be accepted by the Board of Overseers Monday...
...that the Magazine's only raison d'etre is none other than to present the work of Harvard writers, graduate and undergraduate, to the Harvard community; and if I was quoted in the September 25 CRIMSON as saying that the purpose of our new biennial schedule and quarterly-sized format is to enable us to publish "more professional stuff," the quotation, in being lifted somewhat out of context, became regrettably distorted. The new format and schedule are intended to allow the Advocated to print just as much material as it has in the past, while relieving the editors from...
...regular issues, scheduled to come out in January and May, will appear in a changed quarterly-sized, similar to Dedaelus of Foreign Affairs. The special unscheduled editions will retain the old format...