Word: staffs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Sophomore candidates for CRIMSON business staff report at CRIMSON Building, 14 Plympton street...
...present competition three positions on the business staff are open to the Sophomore class. The men taken on the board will become assistant business managers in their Junior year and one will become business manager in his Senior year. The competitive work required consists mainly in securing subscriptions and advertisements with general business efficiency as a recognized factor. Men in this competition not only come in intimate contact with undergraduate life, but gain a large amount of practical experience from their business relations with firms in Boston, New York, and other cities...
...competitions for the other two departments of the CRIMSON will begin a week from Monday. About six positions on the news staff are open to Sophomores, probably three of which will be filled this fall. All members of the class of 1919 who wish to enter this contest will report in the office on Monday evening, October 2, at 7 o'clock. The Managing Editor will then explain the duties of the candidates, which consist mainly of the gathering and "writing-up" of University news. The competition requires no previous journalistic training, and is especially valuable in furnishing an opportunity...
...main work in the box during the season was done by W. B. Felton '19, who prepared at Milton Academy, and H. Coolidge '19, of St. Mark's, who was also on the pitching staff, injured his arm early in the season and the main work fell entirely upon Felton and Coolidge. Felton, as a rule, shows good control but Coolidge has been somewhat erratic in his work on the Freshman team. C. F. Fuller '19, who did the receiving, showed the value of his experience at Groton, and should make a capable assistant to R. Harte '17, next year...
...course been very beneficial to the Yale crews, as well as good fun for the oarsmen, for here strenuous work was done to get at the main faults of the boats and speedy remedies were applied. A week or so at Gales Ferry proved conclusively to the coaching staff that three more changes were necessary before the first crew was the ship she should be. These changes were made as follows. Harriman was brought to bow in place of Hadley; Sturtevant and Captain Low exchanged places of 5 and 3 respectively; and the veteran coxswain McLane was replaced by Lasher...