Word: press
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While in College, Mr. Bates pitched on his Freshman baseball team and for two years on the University nine, winning against Yale in 1890. After graduating he purchased, and for several years managed, Godey's Magazine. He founded the Commercial Financial Press Association for operating stock tickers throughout New England and was identified with many railroad and industrial enterprises...
Copies of Oxford responsions papers for past years can be obtained from the Oxford University Press, 91 Fifth Avenue, New York. The "Students' Handbook of Oxford," which gives full information about the examinations of the University, subject to changes made since the last edition was issued, can be ordered at the same address. "Oxford as It Is," a small pamphlet prepared by Mr. L. Dyer, of Harvard and Balliol Colleges, for the use of American candidates, giving all essential information in a condensed form, can be ordered from the Macmillan Company, 66 Fifth Avenue, New York. "Oxford and its Colleges...
...knowledge of practical football makes his article particularly important in the football crisis which confronts Harvard today. His sane and conservative advocacy of a better system in our athletics is in marked contrast to the destructive and for the most part unhelpful criticisms which have been appearing in the press. Some of the paragraphs quoted below may further a better understanding of the present situation and may serve as a foundation for beneficial discussion, aimed at improving conditions...
Just before the CRIMSON went to press this morning, the returns indicated the election of Roosevelt with an estimated total of 325 electoral votes, the largest number received by a president in fifty years. All the doubtful states including Maryland, West Virginia, Indiana and Missouri were thought to have been carried by Roosevelt...
...White '73. The other articles are as follows: "The Story of Gaspard," by C. H. Brown '05; "Song," by B. H. Tilly: "The Gypsy," by S. Hale '05: "For Value Received," by T. L. Stoddard '05: "At Tea with Her Highness," by L. B. Gebhard: "The Need of a Press Club at Harvard:" "The Dreamer," by H. Hagesiorn Jr., '07: "The Tiger and the Cab," by J. L. Price '07: "Habit," by H. R. Porter: "Demeter," by O. Bates '07: "The Wrath of Pierre Boushay," by F. D. Webster...