Word: written
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...attempting to strip college football of the elephantiasis which was its virus the CRIMSON is only too ready to render honor where honor is due. No one denies that for the spectators the game is perhaps the most fascinating and thoroughly enjoyable of all athletic contests. Rhapsodies have been written about the tang of November twilights, the spirit of youth in friendly rivalry, the benefits of sport for sport's sake; and the fundamental theme is still as it always has been--true...
...following article on the expedition headed by A. J. Osthelmer '29 into the Canadian Rockles last summer was written for the Crimson by John de Laittre '29, one of the members of Ostheimer's party...
...following is the third of a series of articles written by a member of the Crimson staff on the past records and future prospects of the members of the University football squad. The writer is considering the squad by positions, and has already taken up the ends and tackles in previous issues of the Crimson...
...play is annoyingly cut up into a string of episodes darkening the theatre and breaking its spell whenever.the audience begins to succumb to what might have been effective historical drama. It was written by Maurine Watkins, a young woman who last year attracted attention by a sound piece of debunking called Chicago. She took her material for Revelry from the novel by Samuel Hopkins Adams and for local color she went to Washington, moseyed about the lobby halls, chatted with the politicians, pried, snooped, took notes. To see Miss Watkins, whose beauty is fresh and sweet as the first blush...
...signed "Love, Helen," or "Kisses, Eleanor." Then the bachelor almost gets into a jam with his own fiancee over these same transplanted notes. There are a few bright chips of dialog but they are hidden under a bushel of small talk. The playwright, Owen Davis, is credited with having written more than 100 plays...