Word: supplement
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...opening of the last decade of the nineteenth century found many evidences of growth in the CRIMSON. In 1885 the paper, bitten once again by the literary bug, started a monthly supplement, and thus originated the Harvard Monthly, which soon established its own identity and for many years competed with the Advocate. At this time also an intercollegiate press association was formed, including the Yale News and the Daily Princetonian, and with the change of the Harvard paper's name to Rarvard CRIMSON in 1891 a now era began. The CRIMSON was forced to enlarge and better itself because...
...made. The first important step was the purchase of the Harvard Illustrated Magazine and the election of its editors to the board of the CRIMSON. The purpose of the purchase was to secure for the CRIMSON the necessary mechanical equipment for the publication of a bi-weekly pictorial supplement, and more important, a nucleus of editors who could perform the technical work involved. The first supplement appeared the same spring, but it was not until the following autumn that the pictorial work was organized on the sound footing it has since maintained. So far as is known the CRIMSON...
...readers of the Sunday supplement are frankly curious. They will read about stock brokers and the King of Spain with equal avidity. It never occurs to more sophisticated and less candid people that memoirs of a certain type are only scandal sheets, bound between covers, and, by no possible logical circumvention, in any better taste. It would be preferable to let the dead rest with whatever reputation they managed to carry away with them; for, according to such books, they had more than enough trouble for their lot while alive...
...Mercantile Health Work Department of the University Business School is jointly sponsoring the meeting, which it is planned to supplement by others of a similar nature. Among the other organizations under whose auspices the series of meetings is being organized, are the Associated Industries of Massachusetts, the Society for Mental Hygiene, the Retail Trade Board of Boston, the Society of Industrial Engineers and the Manufacturers' Research Association...
...Regulation of Athletic Sports, being that department of the University which is charged by the President and Fellows with the supervision and the control of the athletics of the University, sensible of its responsibility to the Governing Boards, submits this statement of its policy and beliefs to supplement the "Brief Outline" which it submitted to the President and Fellows...