Word: lampooner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...then took me down to a place called the Lampoon building, telling me that he had been a member of it in the good old days. They must have been different, for the fellows there were shouting about who should paint John red if they did paint him, and Uncle Harry said the old spirit popped out occasionally, but I said I was bored and wanted something to eat, so we went down some stairs in the same building to the Lampoon Cafe which is quite a place. Uncle Harry finally seemed to realize that I had been...
...notice of the CRIMSON that streets of Cambridge are almost impassible; better, indeed, if they were impassible. Mt. Auburn St. mucks aimlessly through snowbanks, littered with cars, crossed at rare intervals by Alpine footpaths. A Dunster student was observed setting up a pup-tent just north of the Lampoon building at dusk the other day; word had come north that the Plympton St. Pass was closed to traffic. Parking automobiles is no longer a science, but a gamble. The insouciant police swing their arms in Harvard Square, the Street Cleaners dig in here, dig in there, the snow piles...
...Harvard Lampoon, humorous undergraduate fortnightly, announces the election of the following officers: Francis Daniels Moore '35, of Hubbard Woods, Illinois, president; Vincent Palmer '35, of Milton, Ibis; William Henry Lewis, Jr. '35, of Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, librarian; William Gardner Barker, 2nd, '35, of Brookline, treasurer; Robert Lincoln Cummings, Jr. '35, of Brookline, business manager; Roger Brooke Hopkins, Jr. '35, secretary; Harlan Trimble Pierpont, Jr. '35, of Worcester, circulation manager; and Stanley Howard Lewis '35, of Lawrence, Long Island, New York, advertising manager...
Inasmuch as Feinstein's advertisement followed the Harvard one he was questioned, but denied any knowledge of the deed. The Lampoon was next considered but a telegram from the Harvard CRIMSON said that they knew nothing whatsoever about the whole business. --Yale News...
...also serve who only stand and wane. Your hilarious telegram is a fine specimen of "Record" wit. We adults feel that football is a product of the newer decadence. However we will play you in the Harvard Stadium at 2 P.M., on Saturday. "Lampoon." --The Yale News...