Word: printings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sunday afternoon talks will be given at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston tomorrow. The first, beginning at 3 o'clock in the Fifth Century Room, will be delivered by Mr. W. H. J. Kennedy '12 on "Greek Grave Monuments". At 4 o'clock in the First Print Room. Miss Anna C. Hoyt will speak on "The Planets and Spheres of Fifteenth Century Italian Engravings." Both lectures will be open to the public...
...Albert Shaw's Review of Reviews will not say whether the American people are unpatriotic in their lack of interest in politics or whether the newspapers are criminally negligent in failing to print political news. But the following paragraph diplomatically scolds either the press or the public or both...
...three were stolen. A few days later a six volume edition of a work on Political Science was rendered practically useless because some undergraduate--doubtless intellectually eager -- had ripped out an entire chapter that was included in the assigned reading. The same day a book that was out of print was destroyed by several pages being ripped out. These are not isolated instances...
...Robertson of Oklahoma, the second woman ever to sit in Congress, returned to her home in Oklahoma. She was defeated for re- election last Fall, and now she says that she is through with politics- except for writing an account of her experience in Congress. "I have permission to print it in the Congressional Record and my first move will be to lock myself in a room and finish it. It will be my farewell to politics." The cafeteria business, which she abandoned at the time she entered Congress, she will not reenter. She expects to live on her farm...
...must soon be recognized formally. At present there is little certainty that a change is desirable, still less that one is feasible. In the hope of reaching some conclusion--either to suggest a definite reform, or to discover why the present system is best--the CRIMSON intends to print from time to time editorials discussing the question from various angles. It is not a simple matter of "yes" or "no", for it involves many minor parts of the Office mechanics: such as the method of taking attendance, the so-called "cut-pro", the Dean's List; as well as several...