Word: crimsonã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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...glance: The Big Green will be at the top of the Crimson??s list of competitors this season, returning its three leading scorers from last year—Hanks, Skelly, and Downs...
Delaney-Smith has not been entirely pleased with how the team has run the flex in some of Harvard’s early contests, which perhaps is a good sign, given the Crimson??s 3-3 record. She feels that there is still much work to be done...
...first things that comes to mind is how miserable we made Pat Sorrento, The Crimson??s legendary and beloved foreman and fear-inspiring father figure to us all. On Wednesday night—the night that the What? closed out—Pat was in for double misery. Not only did he have to deal with “asshole” Crimson editors and their inability to get the paper out before the wee hours of the morning, but he also had the “fuckin’ albatross around his neck?...
...which consisted of a compilation of space shuttle Challenger jokes. (The space shuttle had blown up in January ’86). While any number of people told me that they thought the jokes were tasteless and offensive, the person that really got to me was Brian Byrne, The Crimson??s press operator, who said that he personally knew the family of Christa McAuliffe, the teacher who died in the accident and that he had been disgusted when he read the piece as it came off the press...
...spectacularly under-informed before I started at The Crimson??s weekly, What Is To Be Done?, that when future managing editor Joseph R. Palmore ’91 tried to explain the source for the magazine’s name, I thought the Lenin he kept mentioning was the Brit of love-ins and “Imagine.” But, qualified or not, I jumped in. We set out to develop a bigger, better magazine, with more and longer stories and a splashier design. We did paste-up back then by hand, with X-acto knives...