Word: papered
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...continuing work after the opening of the College year until the fall elections. The work will consist in soliciting advertisements and subscriptions, and in a certain amount of general office work. Much advantageous experience may be gained from the contact with business men and from the operation of the paper. No previous experience is required...
...spring competitions for the Illustrated board, the first for any College paper to begin, will start next Monday at 7 o'clock. At that time all candidates for the literary, business and photographic departments will report at the office of the Illustrated on Massachusetts avenue. An opportunity has been opened in the photographic, department for the with any ability to draw cartoons or sketches for editorial headings...
...appears to me that the letter in Saturday's CRIMSON, defending the German submarine warfare, is founded upon a misconception of the status in international law of the British blockade and the proposed submarine blockade. International law has always refused to acknowledge the validity of a paper blockade. The German submarine blockade can never be anything but a paper blockade for the very nature of the submarine makes it impossible to surround England with a cordon of blockaders. The submarine is easy prey for a warship and hence it must keep on the move. And Germany, according to international...
...pacifists, but we are not after the peace that is made only on paper. We want the kind of peace that will last and that kind needs force behind it, Military training creates that force and the Harvard gentlemen who have gone to Washington to urge this upon the authorities are doing a patriotic thing. That Harvard should lead is eminently proper and to be expected. CHARLES L. PEIRSON '59, Brevet Brigadier-General...
Essays must not exceed 5,000 words (a length of 3,000 words is suggested as desirable) and must be written, preferably in typewriting, on one side only of plain paper of ordinary letter size...