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...this week the CRIMSON will publish the first issue of its revived and rejuvenated pictorial supplement called The Harvard Crimson Illustrated...
...Illustrated will differ from anything done at Harvard previously in that about half of the space will be devoted to feature articles rather than the old style rotogravure supplement filled entirely with unrelated pictures and small captions...
...enough support from alumni and parents materializes over the summer, the Illustrated will be published fort-nightly beginning next September and subscribers will receive copies as a supplement of their regular CRIMSON...
...gleam in big, shambling Publisher Ralph McAllister Ingersoll's eye is due to appear on New York City newsstands as a new afternoon newspaper called P. M. (TiME, Jan. 22). To publicize the coming event and round up artists who could illustrate newstories with sketches as a supplement to photographs, he announced a competition, in collaboration with Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art, for newsy drawings, with five top prizes of $100, 20 prizes of $50 each. A jury chose and hung some 200 entries for the public to see, invited gallerygoers to vote their choice...
...Course of American Democratic Thought, the Larned Professor of History at Yale agrees with Bates that, as many religious faiths contributed to democracy, democracy itself became a national religion. Professor Gabriel's early chapters supplement Bates's later ones, but Gabriel's book deals mainly with a century-1840 to 1940-in which vitality passed from religious to secular thinkers. Among the first and most powerful, Gabriel places Herman Melville...