Word: writing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...editorial competition, open only to Juniors, affords members of 1919 their last opportunity to make the Board. Candidates will be required to write a certain number of editorials each week on questions of particular interest to the University. The two new competitions for Sophomores and Freshmen respectively will be conducted separately, so that the first year men will be at no disadvantage. This is the last news competition open to 1920, and the first open to 1921. The work will consist in covering and writing of new of general interest to members of the University...
Applications are now being received for the Naval Reserve Flying Corps. It is this arm of the service that is enrolling a larger share of the number of prospective airmen. Anyone desiring to apply is to write to the Superviser, Naval Reserve Flying Corps, Navy Department, Washington, D. C., requesting that an application be sent him. At the time of applying for one of these blanks it is advisable to give a brief statement of the candidate's qualification, the course pursued at the University, previous experience...
...athletic, of the University and also to obtain such outside news as may be of interest to the undergraduates. The work of the business competition will consist in soliciting advertisements with a certain amount of office work. The candidates for the editorial staff will be required to write a certain number of editorials each week on questions of particular moment or general interest. This will be the last opportunity for members of 1919 to make the Board...
...undergraduates may properly think their articles worthy of a place in the best magazines of the country, they must remember that because of the competition of known authors, it is difficult for those unknown to win their way to these periodicals. So let all here who can write well give their energy and ability to helping our undergraduate papers. It is a matter of College loyalty in these days of war not only to keep alive a paper so deservedly well known to Harvard men as the Advocate, but also, in spite of the manifest difficulties, to keep...
Keep it up while the snow lasts. It is a patriotic duty. Food will win the war, and more birds mean better crops and more food for us and our fighting men. If you want to know more about feeding and protecting birds, write to Winthrop Packard, secretary, The Massachusetts Audubon Society, 66 New bury street, Boston, Mass...