Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...EDITORS HERALD-CRIMSON:-I wish to ask if it is not customary and perfectly proper for a young gentleman to attend any of the afternoon athletic exhibitions at Harvard in company with two young ladies without a chaperone. I have asked this question of several of the most prominent social men in Harvard. I have been unable to find one who has not said that it is all nonsense in any one's wishing to make out that it is necessary to have a chaperone under such circumstances...
...idea that Yale is doing its full duty toward young women by educating young men to "influence" them is thoroughly mannish. The best influence commonly comes from the other side. At the same time, we rare that Wellesley or Vassar is better for the girls than Yale or Harvard. [Herald...
With the issue of this morning, the sonior board leaves the paper. In bidding farewell to '84, we feel sure that their loss, both to ourselves and Harvard journalism will be severely felf. Starting as the youngest board upon the new paper, for it will be remembered that the HERALD was founded in '84's sophomore year, '84 has worked hard and earnestly for the success of a daily at Harvard, and whatever success may have been attained is due largely to their efforts...
...necessity. The year before '84 came to college this feeling became expressed in the Echo, which, although it died a natural death within a few years of its birth, did great good in the part it played, as the pioneer daily of Harvard. In the sophomore year the Herald was started, but the impossibility of having two daily papers, which depended largely for their support upon a college world, was so evident, that during the junior year the Herald was without competitors in its peculiar branch...
...senior year was marked by the union of the Weekly Crimson which during the last year had changed from a bi-weekly to a weekly, and the Harvard Heraid, resulting in the present daily, the HERALD-CRIMSON. While these changes were taking place in the life of the daily paper, the other publications were for the most part keeping the even tenor of their ways. During these four years the Advocate has pursued a quiet and successful career, well fulfilling the desires of its managers The Lampoon's course has been more eventful, but at all times the paper...