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A well-used broom at the masthead has been symbolic of naval victory since the 17th Century, when Dutch Admiral Martin Tromp was supposed to have lashed a broom to the masthead of his flagship to signify that he had swept the British from the seas. Last week the U.S.S...
Twenty years later the Crimson recorded the disgraceful era of selfish imperialism and expansion. Today it decrys that period, its purposes as well as its methods. The principles of self-aggrandizement and power which guided that nation at that hour are attacked by the Crimson as they reappear today as...
President Conant has announced that he stands ready to speak on Sunday, January 10, January 17, or January 24, and students are asked to signify which of the three possibilities are feasible for them. In addition, they will be queried on possible support for very simplified Class Day exercises and...
It was not always this way. With the talent of Eugene O'Neill, Robert Sherwood, S. N. Behrman, Philip Barry, Sidney Howard, Thomas Wolfe, John Mason Brown, and John Dos Passos, Baker was able to blaze a spectacular trail. These names above are no dead listing of the college's...
Minimizing current excitement over the results of Tuesday's elections, four of the University's experts on national affairs yesterday said that the sweep toward the Republican Party was "a normal reaction to a long Administration" and that the election did not signify the beginning of a long trend away...