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...Crimson reviews are important for two-weekend shows. Not only do they inform readers of which shows are running the following weekend, they provide an audience member's review of the quality of the show. I could comment on the quality and degree of theatrical knowledge of the average Crimson reviewer, that is another lengthy e-mail that I will save for another time. It is very valuable for the shows to have reviews published...
Thank you for writing about this important and dire issue. He's so tacky! I hope you take my advice, which I have mulled over for hours and hours. There are several ways you could inform your "fellow Cliffies" about Joe's disgusting behavior. 1) Take out an advertisement in the Crimson. We have an enormous (but indeterminate) circulations, and you would reach most of your audience eventually by word of mouth. This costs money, however. 2) Put up banners in as many house dining halls as possible explaining Joe's exploits. If you use computer lab paper, this would...
Eventually, Bethea's mother was able to callhim from a pay phone to inform him that none ofhis family members had been injured...
Perhaps I hold a bias for my fellow tenders, but there have been an amazing string of remarkable efforts in goal. There is no better idea than to inform the few curious ones about just whom they should be watching come game time...
...SPRING OF 1834, Harvard College went berserk. Josiah Quincy, president of Harvard University at the time, wrote the parents of the College on June 4 to inform them of "the nature and course of these outrages." In his letter, he describes how the difficulties all began with one stubborn student in Greek class. "On being told by his Instructor that when 'he directed anything to be translated, he expected it would be done,' the student replied, 'I do not recognize your authority,' shut his book and paid no attention to his recitation afterward." The 23-year old student chose...