Word: published
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Although the CRIMSON is glad to publish communications on all subjects of interest to the University, provided always that they be printable, we do not publish them if anonymous. If so requested, however, the names signed to communications will be withheld. We call attention to this rule because anonymous communications have been handed in, and we wish the authors of them to understand why they have received no attention. This rule applies also to unsigned notices, and it may save men considerable inconvenience if they will remember...
...aware that the enrollment by states and countries has ever been prepared in just the form that we publish it today. As an indication of the comparative value which the country as a whole places upon the training offered in Harvard's various departments, these figures are very interesting. It is a little surprising to find that Harvard is considered by most people, not as a unit but as a group of allied schools, and that the comparative merits of these schools are so generally and so accurately known...