Word: referse
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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(Editor's note: The above editorial refers to a paragraph in the Inklings column of the Lampoon of March 5. The specific sentence in question reads: "We fear that the CRIMSON's Vagabond is the sort of man who could become romantic about a Radcliffe girl.")
(Editor's Note: The writer of the above communication doubtless refers to a telegraphic golf match with the University of Oregon which was held May 22, 1929. No debate with Oregon has been held within the last six years).
In the issue of Feb. 23, p. 36, you refer to a forthcoming opera called Merry Mount. Mention is made of a witch-burning episode. The producers are able to make their characters do anything, I suppose, but, as far as I know, there have never been witch-burnings in...
It is without question encouraging to the undergraduate bodies of both Harvard and Princeton that Dr. Charles W. Kennedy's long a waited statement to the press this morning recognizes the existence of an "active undergraduate desire for competition between Harvard and Princeton". Certainly the prevailing current of student opinion...
Repeatedly in the past, the News has expressed the hope that Harvard and Princeton would bury the hatchet and resume football relationships. The CRIMSON, for one, refers to the breach as having been "unpleasantly made and foolishly maintained." We feel that reconciliation should come before the breach has time to...