Word: interests
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...book similar to the one published in 1906, is now being compiled, containing the history of the paper, a list of the editors, with their activities since graduation, and over 20 pictures showing the changes made in the plant and other subjects of interest. This volume will be ready in the latter part of April. A fiftieth anniversary dinner, at which a number of prominent officers and alumni of the University will speak, will be held in May combined with the regular annual spring dinner...
...should come, us we feel it will, may those men face their flag who talk so valiantly now of peace . . . Today is the chance for you. No self-interest, no shuffling of the demands of conscience should shake you. Be true to your manhood, to your education, to your youth. The time is now. In three months it may be too late." (February...
...needing result in significant changes in policy. The friendships formed at the CRIMSON through feverish efforts to meet deadlines and struggles to keep the paper solvent are likely to be lasting. It I were to go through college again, I should make the CRIMSON more of a major interest than in fact...
...following is a regular course lecture which may be of interest to men not enrolled...
...community. That is not a task to minimize, for to know what is important one must understand the people, the place, the time. If the editors once know what news will be important to the readers, they must decide how far they are willing to let superficial reader interest guide them in the selection of what is to be printed. The CRIMSON is not the Monitor, nor is it the Record: it socks both solidity and color...