Word: written
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...other matter which will be discussed at the meeting will deal with the rules and conditions of the prize song competition, and the regulations under which this competition may be entered will be presented. The song is to be written by a member of the class, but two men may also work together, one writing the words and the other the music. The song will be submitted to a committee consisting of three men who are connected with the musical department of the University, and will be announced within two or three weeks...
...following is the last of the series of four articles written for the Crimson by Mr. Frantz Deak, vice-president of the Confederation Internationale des Etudiants. In the other three articles Mr. Deak has dealt with the history, organization and some of the activities of the C. I. E. In the following article he will describe the most important of the committees under the C. I. E., namely, the Travel Department...
Joseph Lautner '21, a former president of the Glee Club, will be one of the soloists, and one of the selections, "Along the Garden Ways", was written by W. C. Heilman of the Music Department. G. W. Woodworth 2G, will conduct. The program follows...
...following review of the St. Patrick's, or Policeman's, issue of the Lampoon was written for the Crimson by F. P. Collier, famous cartoonist and creator of Otto Grow...
...thriving American prosperity and the causes thereof are painted in glowing colors by two English writers in a book written after a tour of investigation in the United States. A leading editorial in The Observer enumerates nine reasons accounting for this condition. They include many of the ideals for which labor reformers have long striven without knowing they have been attained until apprised of the fact by an English book. Promotion in America is by merit; employers are, not hostile tonight wages and they seek continually to surround their workers with cleanliness and right. Every effort is made to provide...