Word: papered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Editor Merz ran the school paper in his home town of Sandusky. Ohio, served a one-year hitch as an intelligence officer in the War. He worked for the New York World through the seven lean years before its demise. He has had seven fat years since on the Times where he distinguished himself as an able articulator of the ideas of Publisher Arthur Hays ("The Boss") Sulzberger. For some time he has been one of the august council of seven-that tunes the Times. His new, sober post will probably not dim his quick...
Chairman Crimson--Why we've done wonderfully. Twice we have been severely reprimanded by the authorities. We've been threatened with having the paper taken off the streets because of the unprintable things in it. Oh my, yes, we couldn't ask for better luck...
...paper on the "K-effect" as yet unpublished, Miss Pishmish declined to explain the cryptic phrase. Her work here, in the Milton Bureau investigating variable stars was no better defined...
Under its new president, R.H. Stiles '18, the paper about faced abruptly. By December 1, an article entitled, "Military Training, an Integral Part of College," by Professor Hocking, was taken as a matter of course...
Subscribers of the CRIMSON may obtain, free, large copies of the photograph printed in Friday's paper showing the outstanding players on the 1938 eleven. These have been made on heavy, coated stock and may be had on request at the Business Office of the CRIMSON...