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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Perhaps better than any other College building, old Gore Hall symbolized the Harvard of 1873. It was a picturesque structure, with high, thin towers that looked down on the bare west side of the Yard. But despite its quiet charm, Gore was totally inadequate as a library. It was poorly lighted and so damp that moisture collected on the books while one was reading them...
Since that date, Radcliffe has been accorded blanket news, feature, and picture coverage in the CRIMSON's columns no different from the coverage given Harvard events. On Radcliffe's side of the Square, "Welcome" mats are no longer whisked from under the feet of a CRIMSON reporter or photographer...
...trials of the debate for the Pasteur medal will take place Monday evening, January 22, at 8 o'clock in Sever 10. It was announced that contestants would be asked to give a five-minute speech on either side of the question: "Resolved, That France is justified in her present policy of collecting reparations from Germany...
...someone is surely asking himself, what about the red ink side? There are some debit entries. Carelessness with facts and background in some instances is apparent; indeed, occasionally a story is printed which is entirely wrong. Again, for the older editor at least, their is too much smacking of the journalistic lips over the stripteuse who may currently appear on the local stage...
Looking back upon these events, I am appalled at the mistakes, both editorial and political, which we made in conducting our side of the argument. But I suppose that this is a natural part of any college activity. I for one count my experience on the CRIMSON, including the great battle and our defeat, as invaluable training in both journalism and politics...