Word: news
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Ratcliffe has had wide journalistic experience in many parts of the world. He was for five years editor of the Calcutta "Statesmen," and has long been a prominent writer on the staffs of the "New Statesman" and the London "Daily News." More recently he has lectured under the London University Extension Board. Professor. A. N. Holcombe, of the department of Government will preside and introduce the speaker...
Forty-four candidates from the three lower classes entered the news and editorial competitions for the CRIMSON which commenced last night. Since very few Sophomores reported, additional members of 1917 who wish to enter the news competition may start work at the CRIMSON Office tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock...
...following 27 men from the classes of 1917 and 1918 entered the news competitions: 1917--J. F. Cover, Jr., N. P. Darling, H. R. Guild, L. G. E. Reilly, L. R. Wanser; 1918--P. Benton, J. T. Bishop, R. P. Bridgman, W. Burry, Jr., R. S. Colt, R. T. Catteral, J. S. Dole, W. H. Gardner, A. A. Granovsky, H. B. Griffiths, E. Henderson, H. A. La Tour, D. J. Mackenzie, D. W. Rich, W. Richmond, Jr., J. T. Rogers, C. B. Sherwood, G. Supple, G. W. Taylor, J. S. Taylor, W. H. Wheeler, Jr., P. A. Wilks...
...CRIMSON competition, which starts today, has the general reputation of being one of the stiffest and at the same time one of the squarest of all the College competitions. The CRIMSON is proud of this reputation. The man who goes out for the editorial, news or business end will not regret the time and energy he gives to the work...
...Freshman in the CRIMSON news competition meets more men and gets to know more about all phases of the University than a man in any other sort of competition...