Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Headed by Jack D. Andrews, a committee of eleven Yardlings will serve as the CRIMSON's second Confidential Guide Committee and go into action Thursday on a report of the Freshman class setup from the Freshman's point of view...
...report in this morning's Crimson of yesterday's session of the State House hearing does not come up to your usual standard of accuracy. Part of the account was so far removed from what happened that I really wonder if a Crimson reporter was present at the hearing. For example, with regard to Professor McLaughlin's speech, your story declared: "McLaughlin claimed that the only purpose of the bill was to 'bulldoze' 'ignorant professors...
Kelly's brief report expressed undergraduate support of President Conant's stand. Grounds for protest were absence of teachers preaching subversive doctrine at Harvard, curtailment of academic freedom brought about by the law, and failure of the method of the measure to effect its purpose in any case...
...Therefore be it Resolved That the Harvard Student Council respectfully urges the Committee conducting the hearing to report favorably a bill to repeal to Teachers' Oath Bill...
Dean Hanford in his latest report has called attention to the dangers surrounding the selection of a field of concentration. A careless choice has much the same effect as groping in the dark, and is the greatest danger of all. A student who realizes his mistakes and changes his fields at the end of his Sophomore year has lost many months of work and is consequently ill-prepared for his later examinations. Concentration-on-approval for the last few months of the Freshman year would enable the student to judge from experience the choice he has made before any real...