Word: print
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...editor, I ask that you print more from M. Blair-Duncan. I have the curiosity. Did they have Hemenways and Law Schools and Schools of education in business and the ministry? Perhaps he can tell...
...book is being designed to meet a need that has long been felt at the University. The last edition of the University songs has been out of print for some time, and not for many years has there been a low priced collection on sale. The Glee Club is issuing the new book as close to the estimated cost as possible in an endeavor to place it within the reach of every student...
Furthermore, I believe Mr. Code's point of view is wrong. He does not seem to realize that the Lampoon is a club which prints its thoughts in an irresponsible way in the organ it has founded for that purpose. It tries to keep away from the atmosphere of a publication office, and its literary pretensions are consequently ingenuous and insignificant. The members of this club enjoy seeing their works in print; this enjoyment is the only return for their trouble. Why the magazine should have been compared to "Life" I cannot see. The CRIMSON might as well be compared...
...important. This is the broadcasting of important events. If the deliberations of the present disarmament conference in Washington were broadcasted, as they might easily be, it would be of inestimable value to mankind. The actual words of the various representatives would be infinitely more influential than the cold print of the newspaper. The occasion of the burial of the Unknown Soldier hero at Arlington cemetery recently would have been an incalculably valuable thing for humanity at large to have heard at first hand. There are a vast number of us who do not realize the bigger and better things...
...University Committee on Economic research has authorized the Crimson to print the following extract of one of their weekly letters forecasting the business prospects for the coming year...