Word: owned
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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The Harvard Co-operative Society will again supply the students with railroad tickets for the trips during the Easter holidays. Arrangements have been made whereby the society will have the selling of the tickets in its own hands and not by a representative of the railroads as heretofore. Time tables...
The current number of the Advocate is entertaining reading. Mr. Meeker's briskly told story, "On 'The Street of the Blazing Lights'", presents a mysterious Kentucky major, who is wiser than the world knows,--wiser, indeed, than the reader suspects, till the amusing "denouement," on the famous street, makes one...
The advocates of the military camps say that they also are hopeful, but that in the meantime we must be practical, we must face the situation as we find it. Ability to build a pontoon bridge, to "shoot straight", has a suggestion of practicality which it is hard to overcome...
Yet in strengthening his own financial and literary status, the student should take care not to trade on the good name of his University. Regrettable as it is, there have been always those, ready, for the pecuniary reward, to feature the life and customs of their college in an undesirable...
The CRIMSON prints a communication today in which a man who is not a member of the Union expresses his desire to be allowed its privileges. A representative of the Union management would say that it is precisely the object of the Union to make itself attractive. It wishes to...