Word: press
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Owing to the confusion and press of business of the first few days of the term, the calendar was delayed, and no notice has been given of daily prayers. The first service will be held this morning in Appleton Chapel, at 8.45. It is unfortunate that notice could not be given earlier of the beginning of prayers, in order to assure a full attendance; but the familiar sound of the college bell will remind upper classmen that the privilege is again extended to them of listening to a little music and a few thoughtful words before entering on the work...
...that; the only way for the students to make it perfectly plain that the outrages of Saturday were never to be repeated was to go to work vigorously to ferret out the offenders. Morever the action taken by the students Monday night was approved by the public press and apparently by the people at large. To fail to carry out the intentions of the previous meeting was tantamount to backing down from our position...
...England Intercollegiate Press Association was formed three years ago, mainly through the instumentality of a graduate of Williams, who wished to "raise the standard of college journalism and promote a friendly feeling between the editorial staffs of the various college papers." In connection with the association a paper called The Collegian was established, which aimed to collect and publish the best things written at any of the colleges in the country. This paper after three issues died a natural death, and with it died most of the interest in the Intercollegiate Press Association. This year. However, the editors...
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be submitted to the Faculty of Harvard University, and that the public press be requested to give the same publicity to our repudiation of this outrage that they gave to the dissemination of its details...
...Intercollegiate Press Association of New England held a meeting and dinner last evening at Providence. The CRIMSON was represented by E. B. Adams...