Word: writer
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...CRIMSON of March 26th contains a communication from Irving Ruland '89 criticizing the Faculty's vote and Captain Brewer's letter. In the communication the writer after quoting a passage from the New York Sun makes the statement, "Yale, as usual, is our undoing...
...afternoon lectures which were suggested a good while ago through a communication in the CRIMSON, have recently materialized. The writer of the communication recommended them as a very desirable alternative to the Vesper Services which were then the only attraction to students and their visiting friends; and it proves that they are to fulfil all the expectations that were had of them. It is aimed to make the lectures of a popular character while preserving their value as sources of information. For this afternoon at least success is practically assured. Mr. R. E. Dodge is well-known to students...
...writer is one who has been watching with pleasure the increasing interest in lacrosse and the gradual formation of a team to represent the University. He feels, however, that many more men should come out to learn the game, which is certainly one of the most interesting and beneficial of the manly sports...
...ninth number of the Advocate opens with a sadly atrabilious editorial upon Harvard snobbishness. It betrays a considerable amount of youthful cynicism, the writer being evidently sicklied o'er with an exceedingly pale cast of thought at the moment of its production...
...wish again to call particular attention to the fact that we must always refuse to publish communications which are not signed by the real name of the writer, as well as by the name which is to appear in the paper. We have received several communications lately in which this condition has not been observed, and which have consequently not been published. We print one this morning without knowing its author, but only because our motive in withholding it, if we did, might in this case be called into question...