Word: published
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Yale News has undertaken a commendable enterprise in inviting well-known graduates to publish their opinions on the dual league questions, In this way the students will be enabled to find out the true attitude of alumn on the subject, and to have it discussed, so far as any difference of opinion exists, better, perhaps, than it could be in a mass meeting. Already several graduates have sent letters to the News. and all have favored the dual league. There still seems to be, however, some misunderstanding of Harvard's attitude, and we should like, as far as possible...
...publish in another column a notice of sale of seats at the Berkeley Oval for the intercollegiate games on May 31. The Harvard delegation of spectators has never in past years been large, but we hope that this year there will be a great increase in numbers. It will be a great advantage for all Harvard men to have seats together, and will be an immense encouragement to the contestants to feel that their efforts are being appreciated and applauded. Harvard has made an excellent showing in all meetings this winter, and must not fall off at the Berkeley Oval...
...publish in this morning's CRIMSON the "Articles of Agreement" submitted by the Harvard Conference committee on Athletics to the corresponding Yale Committee at a meeting held in New York, Saturday, March 29. The Yale Committee, we are informed, were unable to agree to these Articles, but announced that they would have them published in the Yale News, Tuesday, April 1, and brought before the body of the students of their university Friday, April...
...Granting that an international copyright is desirable, the present bill should not pess, because: (1), the bill contains protective measures. e. g. Foreign authors are compelled to employ American publishers.- Senate bill 262; Critic, vol. 15. p. 331; Nation, vol. 46, 522. (2). The bill compels American authors to publish their books at home or loose their copyright.- Nation, vol. 46, 522. (3), The bill secures a monopoly to American publishers-Forum...
...fund for the excavation of Delphi. Various measures for canvassing the college were discussed, and a general plan of procedure was adopted. The following names were added to the committee: N. Hapgood, R. C. Harrison, '90, C. Schurtz, '93, and C. Peabody, Gr. Tomorrow the CRIMSON will publish a more detailed statement of the plan for the excavation of Delphi, and of the position in which Harvard stands in the matter...