Word: plans
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON.- The plan proposed by "M" in your issue of March 3rd, deserves especial commendation. The daily newspapers are becoming more and more important as historical agents. With articles that may become of historic value, however, are mingled many columns of trash that it is far better to overlook than to read. Yet in the long run, there is a great deal in our leading dailies that well repay careful reading, and preservation. At present these articles are buried in the ponderous, rarely opened volumes in the basement of the library. By the plan under consideration, all that...
...present we have no reading room at College, this plan would fill that vacancy. And it would do more than this, for it would discourage the aimless reading of anything and everything which is found in a newspaper and would render more possible a connected understanding of the public events about which every student should know something...
...college authorities do not want to take hold of this plan in a business like way, the students, in some united capacity should start it at least. The many advantages of some such system are evident on the face. Let something be done to realize them...
...Club will not be able to conduct the trial of candidates before next week. The trial will take place in Roberts' Hall, if possible, on Monday afternoon. Due notice will be given of the exact time, however. The members of the freshman class take a lively interest in the plan. It is said forty or more will present themselves at the trial of candidates. The regular Glee Club is, of course, glad to promote any drill in singing likely to afford better material for the larger organization, and will probably see its way to allowing the freshmen...
...hope the students will consider this matter carefully, and express their opinions freely, so that, if it is desired, we may soon see the plan put into operation...