Word: specials
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Princeton. In appointing a committee to confer with the Athletic Committee and with the Student Council and to report to the Board at its next meeting, it has acted wisely. An athletic policy which involves the University as such should not be left entirely in the hands of one special department of the University. The Athletic Committee's policy toward Princeton involves a good deal more than merely the athletic department. That the Board of Overseers realizes this is evidenced by its appointment of so distinguished a Harvard group to serve on the committee and its instruction to that committee...
...special request of the Dean of Minnesota,-so the rumor would have it-the term "Thundering Herd," recently applied to the football team of that institution, has been changed (because of its bovine implications) to "Galloping Gophers." Last Saturday the Galloping Gophers scored 81 points against a team of human males from Butler...
Last week it was presented by the American Grand Opera Company of Portland, Ore. Indian melodies, descriptive of Indian daily life and ceremonies, had been woven subtly into a rich orchestral background, made into a graceful romantic design simple as the story itself. Although it had no special thematic development, critics acknowledged, praised Composer Bimboni for his able conducting, for his score singularly free from monotony...
...CRIMSON news candidates will be given an opportunity to become acquainted with all departments of journalistic writing. News stories, interviews with illustrious persons, special articles and sport write-ups all require a different mode of expression. The training obtained from this work develops literary ability and versatility in the reporter for the University daily...
Nicholas Roosevelt '14, journalist and author, has just returned from a study of the conditions in the Philippines and has written a book on the islands entitled "The Philippines, a Treasure and a Problem." He served as an infantry captain during the war, has been special representative for the United States in Austria and Hungary, and is at present a member of the editorial staff of the New York Times. The following article by Mr. Roosevelt was written especially for the Crimson...