Word: news
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...invited speakers will be Dean LeB. R. Briggs '75, Hon. Curtis Guild, Jr., '81, Professor G. P. Baker '87, W. T. Reid, Jr., '01, and representatives of the Yale News and the Daily Princetonian. About 100 men will be present, including the Class Day officers, the Senior editors of the College publications, representatives of other College interests, and former editors of the CRIMSON...
...Travis '05 will act as toastmaster, and the toasts will be responded to as follows: The 1905 Board, J. M. Groves '05 The 1906 Board, N. Kelley '06 The Yale News, C. R. Noyes 1905 The Daily Princetonian, F. L. Kline 1906 The Crimson Graduates, Hon. Curtis Guild, Jr., '81 The College Editor, Professor G. P. Baker '87 Football, W. T. Reid, Jr., '01 Harvard, Dean LeB. R. Briggs...
...held in the Union, at 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, May 6. The invited speakers will be Hon. Curtis Guild, Jr., '81, representing the CRIMSON graduates, Dean L. B. R. Briggs '75, Professor G. P. Baker '87, W. T. Reid, Jr., '01, and representatives of the Yale News and the Daily Princetonian. Invitations have also been extended to former editors of the CRIMSON, men from the other College papers, and a number of other undergraduates...
...view of the college journalist. The old Advocate was distinctly a newspaper, and to a large degree, a Harvard newspaper; of the twelve pages of the issue, less than one was given to advertising, but it had two pages of editorials and three solid pages of brief correspondence, College news, "Lies of the Week," and so on. There were then no dailies, and hence the undergraduates expected the semi-monthly CRIMSON and the Advocate to enlighten them. The itemeditor, prototype of the CRIMSON representatives who make life so agreeable for the officers of the University, was a valued member...
Following is a review of the football season at Yale and a criticism of the team, published by courtesy of the Yale News...