Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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According to the details of the announced plan, it is only the sport in which a man competes that the rule applies to. Permission to publish signed articles about the sport in which a man takes part may be granted by the Chairman of the Athletic Committee and the Chairman of the Graduate Advisory Committee of the sport affected. Such permission is revocable at any time...
...requirements and purpose of the communication column. The column is intended to open to members of the University a place for comment on subjects of timely interest. Contributions are welcomed; but all do not necessarily appear; there are bound to be some which it seems unwise to publish. All communications must be signed with their author's name as a guarantee of sincerity. The writer of the aforementioned unsigned letter protests that men, if they must affix their names to their ideas, will cease to express their ideas, through fear of being answered with personal attacks. In one unfortunate instance...
...article we publish in this issue is significant of the fact that "this is a contracting world." The "grande tour" of Europe of a former generation is today being increasingly replaced by a year's trip around the world. That such an experience is profitable in various ways we cannot have a doubt, but with it unquestionably goes an element of dilettantism. --Nine months teaching at a mission school may not permit the covering of one-half the territory, but it has three distinct advantages: 1--It gives an intimate sympathetic knowledge of at least one foreign race...
...Faculty hold in the estimation of experts all over the country. A large number of professors here have in the past held municipal, state, or federal positions and have achieved works which receive more recognition outside than within the University. With this in view the CRIMSON proposes to publish from time to time brief accounts of the work of members of the Faculty in government, science, sociology, education and the like, in order to emphasize the all too loose connection of the University with outside affairs...
...Publish History of Debating...