Word: news
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...press from the meeting, the John Reed Society held their first session of the year in Phillips Brooks House last night with about thirty members attending. Baiting the Hearst reporter as a biased foe to Communism and Socialism, members of the Society held a lively discussion as to whether news of their meeting should reach the public through the Hearst press, sworn foe against the principles of the group...
Much excitement has been occasioned in college ranks by the news that two Yale athletes, Platt and Scott, have been declared eligible for Varsity football, although officially put on probation last spring. Is Yale going "big time" too? In the atmosphere of professionalism, which has again this fall become more and more marked in college athletics, such events are viewed with a thoroughly jaundiced eye more often than not with justification...
When sample Comprehensives in English and International Relations were printed in the "News," it was seen that last-minute fact-grabbing, under the costly guidance of the tutoring school, would be worse than useless; only a sound comprehension of the Major subject will be of use. And it is felt that this will entail more application than has hitherto been the custom...
...Following article was written for the Crimson by Peter H. Behr, Yale '37, of the Daily News...
...time the news broke the experiment was heralded as a great forward step. The Yale News was "overwhelmed with admiration" and offered its heartiest congratulations...