Word: written
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...following review of the joint concert given last night by the University Glee Club and Miss Frieda Hempel was written especially for the Crimson by a former student who is now actively engaged in professional musical criticism...
...first was awarded to Dwight Hunter Marfield '29 of Dayton, Ohio, for his essay entitled, "De Gustu Disputatio." The second prize, was given for an article called, "The Resurrection of a Lost Art," written by Henry Siggins Leonard '27, of Newton...
...Division of Chemistry is hardly flattered by this morning's very badly written account of it, which pretends to be a guide to concentrators. Aside from the awkward and inelegant English of the author, his impressions of Chemistry as a science or a profession leave much to be desired. He has selected 9 of the 37 courses of the Department, considered these elementary ones in a trifling way, and goes so far as to say that "there are other courses, some of them advanced" and vainly attempts to conceal his ignorance of them by stating that space does not permit...
...following review of this spring's Hasty Pudding Show, "1776," was written for the Crimson by B. McK. Henry '24. At Harvard B. McK. Henry was captain of the crew, and also an editor of the Lampoon. Since his graduation he has been connected with the Youth's Companion and is also know as the author of "Dscelt...
...final articles in the series, which the Crimson is printing on the larger fields of concentration are published below. These articles, written by undergraduates who are distinguished for the maturity of their Judgment and their high scholastic standing, are intended to present to the Freshmen, now faced with the problem of choosing a field of concentration, the possibilities various fields hold from a student point of view...