Word: news
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...that "for the peace of the family" the man in question was bracketed for a marshalship by the societies. No correspondent at the time know all the facts, although from the attitude taken by the CRIMSON, it did know them, and although it was under contract to give news to the correspondents, it said nothing. The correspondents, knowing the rumors and some of the facts, reported the case to the best of their knowledge. It afterwards transpired that a technical mistake was involuntarily made which was corrected the following day. It may have hurt the chances of election...
Dailies--Yale News, Daily Princetonian, Pennsylvanian, Brown Herald, Cornell Daily Sun, Minnesota Daily, Daily Cardinal (Univ. of Wisoonsin), University of Michigan Daily, Daily Californian, Daily Palo Alto (Stanford), The Student (Univ. of Indiana...
...Bulletin will appeal, as before, to those graduates of Harvard who wish to keep more or less constantly informed of current University events, who wish authoritative news of the progress of the various athletic interests, and who will find in the paper a convenient medium for notices and for interchanges of graduate opinion...
...Professor Royce's Gifford Lectures," recently published, by Richard C. Cabot '89; a brief history of the "Delta Upsilon at Harvard," by F. G. Cook '82; and a description of the University's famous "Mineralogical Collection," by J. E. Wolff '79. The number is unusually rich in its "News from the Classes" and in the University and Literary Notes. Press. Eliot's January report is largely reproduced, and the recent decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Court on the taxation case is printed in full. The frontispiece is a portrait of Ropes; there are also excellent portraits of Lawton...
...January, 1873, 'The Magenta" appeared with the favorite motto "I won't philosophize and I will be read." The "Magenta" made another step in the direction of the successful college periodical by publishing more news and statistics than any previous paper. With the issue for May 21, 1875, the name "Magenta" was changed to "Crimson." Under this name the magazine continued on as a bi-weekly until 1883, when it was forced to suspend publication...