Word: granta
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Journalism in the University has been making good headway and in particular, has the progress of the "Granta" been more than adequate. Two of the best "scoops" of the term have been a disconsolate letter from "Q" demonstrating the futility of many of his correspondents, and "revelations" made by Mr. Glover, the Public Orator, as regards the life and habits of the Proctor, which office he himself held a short while back. Incidentally this article inspired an editorial "Should a Proctor Tell." The question was answered in the affirmative...
...generally more elaborate and more widely read. And I must say that they seem to me to be more comic. In particular, they have more artists. At O. and C. there is no dearth of young men who can write--I mean, will write--for the Isis or the Granta, but the number of those who are prepared to draw in public is, as a rule, extremely small. The Harvard Lampoon and the Yale Record seem to be in much better case. The Lampoon, by the way, is so overflowing with merriment that it has built itself a building which...