Word: press
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Talbot has gone to New Haven as the representative of the CRIMSON to perfect arrangements for the establishment of an Inter-Collegiate Press Association...
Owing to a press of matter in yesterday's issue the account of the meeting of the H. U. B. C. on Monday evening was unavoidably omitted. The meeting was held in Holden Chapel. The elections of officers resulted as follows: President, F. S. Coolidge, '87; vice-president, C. F. Adams, 3rd; secretary, Copley Amory, '88; treasurer, F. G. Balch, '88. The retiring treasurer, Mr. F. S. Coolidge, stated that the debt of $2,000 which rested on the club had been paid, all the expenses for the year had been met, and that there was at present...
...prominent colleges of the United States were requested to send in a statement of their methods of marking and ranking the students. After a no doubt very careful consideration of all these facts the faculty decided on the plan which was published in the columns of the daily press. This notice was necessarily vague and did not give any of the details which it could only interest the Harvard undergraduate to know. The students have in consequence no exact knowledge of the nature of the new system, and much speculation is heard among them as to how it will...
Arrangements are being made for the establishment of an Inter collegiate Press Association between Harvard, Yale and Princeton...
...Wadsworth House, the two rooms on the southwest corner have been comfortably fitted up for the use of the several clergymen who are to conduct the prayers throughout the year. The rooms have been newly papered, painted, carpeted and furnished, and look very bright and cheerful. The college printing press which has hitherto been kept in Wadsworth House has been removed to the basement of University...