Word: lampooners
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Eliot House, partly because of its size, is the most intellectually and socially diversified unit in the House plan, containing every sort of intellectual, Lampoon editors, football and other athletes, social climbers, political instigators, loud talkers, do-nothings, and all the other common disadvantages or attractions of every House. Yet the elephant will continue on its independent, placid way, self-sufficient, but justly contented...
Appealing primarily to a Freshman sense of humor a poll to discover the Harvard's Master Hat was inaugurated yesterday by the Harvard Lampoon, humourous undergraduate publication, in connection with a Boston department store...
True to tradition the Leverett Hares produced the Maddest Hatters in M. J. Gibney '34, who polled 54 votes, and Matthew Cobb '35, a Lampoon editor, receiver of 51. The financial district about Wigglesworth, Straus, and Matthews halls opened weak in the early hours of polling, but rallied toward the close to give strong support to Strafford Wentworth '36 and G. B. Lauriat '36 with 35 votes each...
...replace its present inadequate quarters, the Advocate has purchased and will completely remodel, for occupancy next fall, the building located at 53 Mt. Auburn Street, opposite the Lampoon Building, C. L. Sulzberger '34, president, announced last night. Simultaneously with this change in its location, the Advocate will inaugurate a new policy for the magazine itself, starting with the next issue...
...Dunster House the very first man who was questioned turned out to be a Lampoon editor! No truth to be found there! Aside from that Dunster wasn't so bad. The seeker after knowledge discovered that 24 per cent of those resident therein studied a fair amount of the time, 18 percent had bill session" or bridge parties, 12 per cent were away for at least the early part of the evening on extra-curricular activities (it is well known how Lampoon editors spend their nights), and finally there was the 46 per cent that habitually passes its evenings elsewhere...