Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first floor of Dudley Hall will be the new commuter social center, University Hall announced last night. Coincident with this news which ends for a time at least the dispute that has disturbed officialdom for four months, came the report that a group of graduates has volunteered to administer the new home of the commuters...
Quivering with rage the Southern Press shouted "Libel!" But the 150-year-old Augusta Chronicle ("The South's Oldest Newspaper") restrained itself. Withholding epithets and stock denials, the Chronicle's Editor Thomas J. Hamilton promised to investigate the Caldwell charges, to report accurately, fearlessly. With the author's father, Rev. Ira Sylvester Caldwell of nearby Wrens, Ga. as guide, two Chronicle newshawks scoured the bleak "sand hill" section between Wrens and Keysville-setting for Tobacco Road. True to promise, the Chronicle front-paged their findings in five straightforward reports which, in any Northern publication, might well have...
...last week Worth and Wall Streets echoed with talk about the "news" that had caused the break: a report from an unknown source that the Government had decided to abandon its policy of lending farmers 12? per lb. on their cotton. As a price stabilizer that policy had been effective. But who could tell how far cotton might fall if the loans were stopped...
Sour milk, grisly meat, and bounceable eggs, mentioned in the Lowell report, are absolutely inexcusable and more than sufficient to spoil and otherwise edible meal. Other objections, of somewhat wider application, may be noted...
Following the report of the Continuations Committee, given by A. Jerome Rimelhoch '38 and Saul S. Friedberg 2L, Kendrick N. Marshall '21, assistant in government, gave a short talk on conditions during the World War and on his experiences teaching in China. He ended by commending the idealistic movements of students in the University but issued a note of warning to them not to let militarists turn their idealism into zeal for war when the time comes...