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...Crimson did quite a bit of moving around before coming to rest at 14 Plympton Street in 1915. Its original home was Stoughton 22, a room which was convenient at least to Yard dwellers, well stocked with punch for the convivial Crimeds, and, if a surviving photograph is to be trusted, comfortable. One editor of the period reminisced about the social life of the room in a letter to the editors of the Fiftieth Anniversary book...
...wrote this idyllic description it is impossible to say. Certainly, even after its conversion to a daily. The Crimson retained the atmosphere of a social club along with the seriousness of a newspaper. Most of the clubbiness of the place probably died in 1885, when the Crimson vacated Stoughton for the "front room, one flight up". In 1895, the paper moved once again, this time to 1304 Massachusetts Avenue, in a building known as Hilton's block. Here the paper knew luxury at last, for it rented three stories worth of space; an upper floor for the President, Managing Editor...
Lionel-Hollis and Mower-Stoughton are both undefeated in the Continental League. They play only four games, and Lionel-Hollis has a 3-0 record. Their contest against 2-0 Mower-Stoughton will probably decide the league title...
Lionel-Hollis has beaten Mass-Strauss. 48-22, and Matthews South, 29-25. They also won by forfeit against Radcliffe. Mower-Stoughton has also beaten Matthews South and Radcliffe, by scores, of 43-29 and 38-28, respectively...
Finally, those self-satisfied or over-confident might benefit from a look at Stoughton 17. It was the freshman home of Nathan M. Pusey '30 former President of Harvard, of University Hall antistrike action fame...