Word: write
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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Announcement was made yesterday of the election to the editorial board of the Harvard Law Review of four third year men and 16 second year men who will write cases and notes for the Review during the coming year. These men were selected on the basis of scholastic competition and all have 'A' ratings...
...Harvard Law Review is a monthly magazine published by memebers of the law school who write cases and briefs. Articles are also written by professors or by other authorities on law subjects...
...tendency in this direction. Particularly will it meet with the approval of those who have taken English 50b, read critical works in large doses, and found them exceedingly dull. In perusing the usual critical material, one invariably thinks of that adage to the effect that "those who can, write,--those who can't, criticize", a remark which does not seem to be based wholly on fiction...
Juniors will enter competition for the editorial department of the daily. Candidates in this field usually write one editorial a day, which is submitted to the editor in charge for comment and advice. Harvard subjects form the basis of most CRIMSON editorials, but candidates will be given a change to express themselves on subjects which are of general interest to the college under-graduate...
...fall within the field of the news candidate. The first few days of the competition are devoted to a breaking-in process, and no undergraduate need remain out of the competition on the basis of lack of experience; editors will lend assistance until candidates are able to gather and write their news unaided...