Word: lampooner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Advocates of a continued "laissez-faire" policy with regard to the twin thefts that occurred in the University during the past week had their hopes somewhat dampened last night when it was learned that the clapper of the Memorial Hall bell, nor the stuffed animals belonging to the Lampoon, had been returned to their proper owners. Major Charles R. Apted '06 who has been carrying on investigations of the two cases, could not be reached during the early part of last evening, his absence leading many to think that the head of the Harvard police force was away working...
...Harvard Lampoon at a recent election elected Stephen Stackpole '33 for President, John Murray '33 for Ibis, Hradford Bachrach '33 for Treasurer, Collis Hardenbergh '33 for Circulation Manager, and W. I. Clark '33 for Secretary...
...following seven men have been elected to the Lampoon Board...
Loftus Eugene Becker, of Tonawanda, New York, president of the Lampoon, won the position of Ivy Orator, George Caspar Homans, of Boston, a member of the Advocate Board, was chosen Class Poet, and James Rufus Agee, of Rockland, Maine, president of the Advocate, was elected Odist...
...Author is a product of the period he writes about, has had a good journalistic bird's-eye view of it. Graduated in 1912 from Harvard (where he worked on the Lampoon with Critic Robert Benchley, Artist Gluyas Williams), he went from a teaching job at his alma mater to the Atlantic Monthly, to the late Century Magazine as its managing editor, to the editorial staff of Harper's Magazine. He is now associate editor of Harper's. Though he has written much for magazines, Only Yesterday is his first book...