Word: subbed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Rogers '33, former sub-chairman on the Red Book Board, has been elected to fill the position of chairman of the Photographic Board, which was left vacant by H. B. Washburn '33, who resigned because of the pressure of other outside activities...
...poems entered by Japanese throughout the world in the Imperial New Year's Poetry Competition. The set theme for contestants this year was: Rocks at the Ocean's Fringe. Last week, before the tabulation of poems could begin, a choir intoned five times the Sub lime Emperor's own treatment of the theme, lines which, needless to say, will not be judged. With his royal brush the Son of Heaven had painted ideographs meaning: I muse on the strength of the rocks Enduring the ceaseless beating of the waves On the rugged shores. There was no more...
Under B.K. Bachrach '33 as editor-in-chief, the officers already appointed are as follows: Chairman of the Editorial Board: E.W. Fuller; sub-chairmen: J.M. Bigelow, C.A. Butts, R. McC. Hatch, G.C. St. John Jr., and Albert Pratt...
Harvard and Yale, by the adoption of the House or Quadrangle Plan, have been the first to attempt a comprehensive solution. Thanks to Mr. Harkness, they will be able to sub-divide their unwieldy undergraduate bodies into groups capable of functioning as social units. This implies a frank recognition of the value of that ephemeral something known as "college spirit"--and also a realization that increase in size has resulted long since in its practical extinction as a force unifying the whole student body. The same growth has killed its successor, "class spirit...
...believe the editorial printed below, however, Princeton is proceeding to a solution of the problem in her own manner, calmly, naturally, and without anything in the nature of an academic revolution. This panacea consists in sub-dividing the university architecturally, as at Harvard and Yale, but in making the units curricular rather than social. Witness McCormick Hall and the Mathematics Building. With the completion of Dickinson Hall, the reform will be complete; it will only be necessary for us to realize that the problem has been solved...