Word: paper
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...current issue of the Advocate confirms two beliefs long held by some of us, that most if not all of the contents of a college paper should have some connection with college life or thought, and that there is available for such a paper material much more interesting than the average short story. Here is an Advocate without a story; every article bears on some matter of college interest. The result is a decidedly enteriaing number...
Tonight the CRIMSON celebrates its thirty-sixth anniversary with the annual dinner in the Union. To the guests who will speak this evening and to the graduates of the paper, we extend the heartiest of welcomes. It is to the latter that is due whatever of success the CRIMSON has had, and it is a pleasure to replay them in a small way for what they have done...
...already been introduced in the shape of a photograph; who sat for it he did not know. A copy of it was in an apothecary's shop and under it the inscription, "Danderine did this and we can prove it." He was much surprised to see in the paper that he was going to speak that evening on "Salubrities I Have Met," since he had written that he would speak on "Celebrities I Have Met." Mr. Bangs continued his definition by saying that a salubrity is a man who either is or is not a celebrity...
...Harvard instructors and students, and giving the world's news with absolute truthfulness and accuracy, would undoubtedly do an immense amount of good and would greatly increase the influence of the University. But in considering a project of this sort, the question of practicability is exceedingly important. A paper established on these lines would probably be a financial success, but would it really be worth while as a school of journalism? Those who could afford to attend would find the experience extremely useful, but there are a great many men who would not be willing to spend the first valuable...
...second competition this year for positions on the editorial board of the CRIMSON begins tonight. This will be the first opportunity for Freshmen to try for the paper, and the last competition open to members of the class of 1911. No Freshmen were called out last half-year, because it was considered advisable that they be given a chance to get settled in Cambridge before entering an exacting competition lasting during the most critical period of their College careers. But by this time they have all got their bearings, and should be ready to take an active part in undergraduate...