Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...chairman of the executive committee of the Harvard Union, in his report at the last meeting, stated that the prospects of the Union for the next year were better than ever before; for the reason that the class of '84, upon whom the brunt of the work would then fall, had come forward with more readiness than any previous class. We congratulate the sophomores upon this compliment, and the Union upon its promise of growing usefulness for the university. But it is also time that the freshmen should begin to manifest some interest in the work, if this success...
...good-will of the audience at once. To the credit of the lads, they sat quietly and attentively through the evening." The Advertiser coincided with the Herald and said: "The tedium of the long wait was pleasantly relieved by a procession of Harvard students, sixty in number, if the report as to the number of tickets sold was correct. They appeared arrayed and embellished for the occasion. In garb there was great variety, but no violations of decorum...
What a never-ending source of complaint is the Dining Association. First comes the high price of board; then as soon as the college press has canvassed that matter thoroughly, it is time for the report of last month to appear, and many are the anathemas hurled at the much-enduring board of directors...
...hope that a report of the cost of board at Memorial during January, may soon be made out for the benefit of the many who want to know...
...advantage to themselves to represent that their circulation is much larger than it really is, we think it will be much better for the HERALD to be perfectly straightforward and honest in the matter of circulation, as well as in everything else. Many of our exchanges have published the report that we have a circulation of 2000 copies or more. We hope they will correct this misstatement immediately, and say, if they wish, that our circulation is now probably larger than the average circulation of the college papers, with prospects of a continual increase. When it reaches 2000 they...