Word: news
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Members of the Sophomore and Freshman classes desiring to compete for the positions as news editors of the CRIMSON are asked to report in the CRIMSON Office in the Union on Wednesday February 24 at 7 o'clock. This will be the first competition open to Freshmen and the last one open to Sophomores...
...spring competition for the CRIMSON will start on Wednesday evening, February 24, when all members of the Sophomore and Freshman classes, who desire to compete for positions as news editors, should report in the CRIMSON Office in the Union at 7 o'clock. The competition will last for twelve weeks, a week less than in past years. The work will consist of gathering news and writing it up. No previous experience is necessary...
...always stop with the CRIMSON; that words in any way colored are almost sure to find quick publication in newspapers elsewhere. The nasty side of a question is presented to avid readers in Chicago, Barnsville, and Kokomo,--with never a word on the true merits of the case. The news is warped in transit until the middle-westerner believes Harvard a hot-bed of immorality and a nursery of vice. The first thing, then, is to couch your arguments in temperate terms; the next, to make them thoughtful, not hasty. The man who loses his temper over affairs in Cambridge...
Members of the classes of 1917 and 1918 wishing to compete for positions as news editors of the CRIMSON should report at the CRIMSON Office in the Union on Wednesday, February 17, at 7 o'clock. This will be the first competition open to Freshmen and the last news competition open to Sophomores. The chief work of the competition will consist of getting news, and the ability to write it up as a matter of training. Work of this sort brings one into contact with the various leaders of undergraduate activities and as a business training is invaluable...
...view of the recent agitation at a number of eastern colleges to shorten the four-mile crew race the following extracts from the letters of different captains, managers, coaches and others connected with college rowing, which were gathered by the Yale News; and appeared in an article in that publication which dealt with the subject, are interesting and authoritative. Of the letters received, the number of those which were against the shortening of the race was slightly larger than that of those in favor of the proposed shortening of the distance...