Word: news
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...news-gatherers' line-up is not quite decided. A few of the best of the ex-candidates, defeated earlier this season by the editors' team, will be given a chance to show their quality. Rhinelander will start the game as pill-propeller, and Bishop will gather up each curve as it is missed by the funny man who happens...
...University of Columbia is to establish a School of Business which will be similar in several important respects to the University. The following are extracts of an article from the "Columbia Alumni News...
...Eddy Parker, Jr., of Bay City, Mich., of David Mason Little, Jr., of Salem, and of Philip Newbold Rhinelander, of Lawrence, L. I., N. Y., all of the Sophomore class, and of Hugh Bridgman, of Salem, and of Chester William Cook, of Worcester, both of the Freshman class, as news editors...
...citation by the French, it was stated at the home of his uncle, Dr. Morton Prince '75, in Boston, last evening. Prince has been a colleague of Cowdin's in the corps, and at one time they operated in company the same armored Nieuport machine. This latest citation, the news of which was just received by Dr. Prince, was caused by two articles on military aviation which were printed in the United States, and whose influence was considered valuable to the Allied cause...
...fact that that amount would include all fixed charges, such as the infirmary fee and laboratory fees. The tuition fee would be $200 and no more. An increase of even a few dollars through compulsory membership means practically an increase of that much in the tuition fee: the news to be spread throughout the country will be that it costs more than $200 as a minimum fixed charge, to go to Harvard College. This is an aspect of the case to be borne in mind...