Word: publishings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This afternoon the CRIMSON will publish an extra which will be sold outside the gates of the Stadium to the spectators returning from the game. This extra will contain a complete and detailed account of the game sent by direct wire from the Stadium to the CRIMSON office. It will be the same size as last year's containing four pages...
...first issue of the "Harvard Business Review" will be put on sale tomorrow. It was originally intended to publish it about two weeks ago but the subscriptions for this first issue, which already total about 5000, were so far in excess of the number expected that it was necessary to postpone its publication date...
...CRIMSON will hereafter publish daily announcements concerning regular course lectures of interest to men not enrolled. Notice will appear the day before the lecture and the day it is scheduled. It is important that visiting students arrive promptly so as not to interfere with the routine of the class...
Last winter the CRIMSON began publishing a list of all lectures given by members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences which the instructor felt to be of interest to men not enrolled in the course. The success of the experiment was so marked that this year the feature has been developed further and, as announced today in the news column, hereafter the CRIMSON will publish every morning the lectures of general interest to be given that day and the next...
...Rumor had it" that Princeton alumni were angry over the disqualification of athletes, and threatened the Dean. On the two following days the Boston and New York papers publish columns of "it is said"s and of interviews from anyone they can reach; strangely enough, it seems difficult to find anything definitely dependable in any of it. Several papers claim that future cooperation between the three colleges will be impossible; another, that it is all rot; one, that alumni will insist on taking control of athletics away from the faculties; a Yale graduate says that faculties are incapable of efficient...