Dan H. Fenn jr.

Crime Personalized, Liberal Voice to Sentimental Fenn

Some people are just naturally the sentimental type, and some aren't. But the CRIMSON has a real appeal for its

Despite unqualified assertions in the Boston Globe Sunday morning that Ryozo Asano '12, president of the Harvard Club of Japan,

This article is the first of a series on Harvard's contribution to the nation's war effort. It is expected that

For several days headlines in the United Press column of the CRIMSON Proclaimed in ominous tones that negotiations between the

Speakers at the recent "Educational Crisis" conference in Washington, D.C., painted a picture of colleges devoted to Army and Navy

Harvard's 1942 gridiron campaign opens with an explosion of fireworks this afternoon when an inexperienced Crimson eleven crashes head-on into

Several outstanding performances plus a preponderance of seconds and thirds earned by the Crimson track team in winning the eighth

Led by big Pete Garland, the Freshman track team administered such a sound thrashing to the Yale bulldog yesterday afternoon

Although those who casually looked over the summary of the informal track meet held Saturday between Coach Jaakko Mikkola's Crimson

Without any idea of excusing or rationalizing the Dartmouth victory over the Crimson track team Saturday by a score of