Word: paper
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Another kickoff to Bates was closely followed by a second disastrous fumble, Harvard recovering only 20 yards away from the goal. Three rushes, two by Brickley and one by Mahan found paper spots in the opponents' line and resulted in another touchdown and goal. This time Bates kicked to Harvard's 17-yard line, Mahan making 13 yards before he was stopped. The quarter ended with it Harvard's ball on her own 30-yard line, and the score...
Free copies of the CRIMSON will be delivered at the dormitories and at certain stores on Harvard square today and tomorrow morning. Commencing Wednesday morning the paper will be delivered only to regular subscribers. Subscriptions are now on sale at the CRIMSON Office in the Union, Leavitt & Peirce's, the Freshman dormitories, and the Cooperative main and branch stores. The price for the entire year...
...Danger, however, exists and can only be eliminated by the joining of the few organizations which still elect Freshmen, to the movement already so propitiously begun. No progress, however, will be made at all if the eleven clubs who have signed the agreement consider it merely "a scrap of paper." The guarantee of democracy among the Freshmen demands the sincerity of its enforcement...
...student group, especially if it be as large as Harvard's, is always difficult to know. What the leaders desire they find ways of voicing, and it is with their forth reaching views that the public is always most interested. Consequently it is significant that the university's daily paper is urging the administration to action that will bring the institution into line win the Institute of Technology in evident willingness to enter into formal relations with the commonwealth, Harvard acting as an advisory agency. To be sure Tech's plan is far from worked out, much less formally ratified...
...training in accuracy in writing, and efficiency in gathering news, but also because of the broad insight that it gives into the activities of the University. In no other way may these advantages be secured, and the successful candidate is given further valuable experience as an editor of the paper, in handling business and men, not to mention the editorial routine which is excellent training for those contemplating journalism as a profession. Since the editorial writing competition requires a knowledge of College problems and a maturity that Sophomores do not usually possess, it will be open to Juniors only...