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ACTIVITIES ANU PUBLICATIONS 259 sleuths to the pen of Thomas K. Krug, Record chairman .... Og- den M. Reid defended freedom of the press at the annual News ban- quet in May .... The cause of the faculty-prohibited Freshman Prom was defended by the News, bringing on a swarm of support- ing communications. Several outraged young men even threatened to hold the Prom in New York. No action was taken .... The News advocated dropping handicaps in intercollegiate polo games -this was subsequently carried out .... The I'1'etoriaZ Supplement, which during the preceding year had been restricted by financial reasons to a few desultory issues, was mercifully put out of its mis- ery early in the fall .... High journalistic point of the year: the News Harvard football game extra, which beat the New Haven Register to the Bowl by ten minutes. T1'IE RECORD As this article is being written, the Record is going through the most crucial period in its history as far as its finances are concerned. QQ ' x I. c f ' '.X 4 - . ' -f5Qb.:.5j-- - at X 1 .Jive P- f . ,fig 1 ' gfl ,like l 1 iv' , ,.,- V V, --fc, si? -22222112 ' X ' 1 . -.Win gf .. ut.-: . x.- , 1- ' , .E -,A A. , 4, ' .-gg I X' if Lg! i' - --. 7 .fi 17 5 A f ' 2'-.ef -f .,S'kfv-gr: .4 fr'-'1'f ' J-1.--4 is 9- -' ' 0'-. t T 77? . X A .V Q. - , ., ,, -- gf:- V ga , v ' ' .' 3 ' L Tferift, K1 ' 'I , vu I gg!! , . . f . A. ' . ,y nl 'j' J ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'iff-I if 1 ff f eff' 12: ,- - f - . i L N- f 1 :,,,, U ir Em i ii, V J.: H, , ' V -. ' , .g . 4. .' -Kiera : b , 51 ..' ,f.5?0z11zdeaffy67D!d'7Z Atl. to Aiisbrtt-y:.?.rg H! ,z--11.1 1,1 4' .-- ' .5 1 7 ' - - git: f' 'Q' I - y - -L gl .5 -. . .. . L 5'1 ff-4' 2 ' ' l e 1' ....,.,-.-G . gama -1.Jf1'r, gl - -.-,:n.+gfAgRS:s.-- .I .. , J. 3' -we-rs.,,w1., 5 um ,. ,. ,M ,, --, -.,V. , . . fi hw ,, N . . -5.-I - . - 4 . . . ,. .:',-1--pm-:..-. . , - Q , .Y ' :L-.-can -QQ-.L Y-f .- .. - - 1 -, Q3-ky--6-6.-3-L5-2 f- r .1 ' L 'I'1mu xs li lilclw.. C'I1t1ir'1Hm1 li1lrl1'IlANSli.xI,IWXX1X, Ihmutws .'lInm1ffm' Srximlrx IJ, llmwmxs, .llrrmlyfingf Ifiiimv' -lm: N S1IALLCRoss, .IvIz'r1'!f.m1yf .lltvzztryfrr lIm:l:Vu'1' ll. XY1.l.I.S. Art Ilflimr Vloux. S GIFFORD, C'ir't'1zlt1lfmz .lltmafltv G11,xu.xN1 l'1.t1:, .slssismuf elf! I:'tI1'Im' liomim' D. lJl'Xm AN, I.ilrmr'y IfcI1'loV IVV .Nllfl'NN' ,X'I'.1I'I7 v JIYIIHICIJI. STJI I: I 'lf lY.xRR1SON..lx: . '35 1' l7.I'irer1:xr.'3U IU R Ihwrnrts. '55 H,S.l-I1.x','M li li XEXXHJ., JR.. '35 ,I l . ,lLvkU.xN, 'Sb I4.5.I1aowx,'3S C. Tl.xNx!I,Y,. '56 l., li, Linnrlox, '35 l' IP. lx xRr'Hf,X. 'lvl . 'SH M. li,lJnx,wo1a,'3F R Xl. IQfvsrIlx1'II,'5 Il K.11,uz1'ow, '36 tl 'l'. I.ux1.m:. '30 Ii.C.Gn,xx1c1vzx'. '35 I-Q.SrLI.1x'.u, '30 :X li UROADMAN, '36 I. l lluzn, '50 G. Ii, HALI2, Il, '35 A. lfrxmw, JR., A. R. XV. Cm:rcsExx'm:.uT, '30 If. I,. McC.xarxm', 'So D,G.'1'ltxxm', -In , '55 C. M. IJAUul11im'x', .-X. M4 ty..y-,,1.r..'.wfL ul. 1m.wmm.,'so 11. C.Tr W, 'ss .l- M-lAYU',HIf3f U ll1NF'lREN5UV J' S. l3nx.oN Rrrftnv, Dramatic Crilic

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ACTIVITIES AND PUBLICATIONS 261 The reason is to be found not so much in the magazine itself as in outside influences. I believe that there was as line an array of talent -in prose, poetry, and art-on the Rccorzf board this year as there has ever been, artists and writers who will some day be famous be- cause of their drawing and their writing. It is a combination of factors that has put the Record in its pres- ent plight. One of these is, of course, the Depression. For the stu- dent going through Yale on a limited budget-for Q0 per cent of the Record board. students, in other words-the Record is a luxury with which he can dispense, just as he can dispense with a movie or cigarettes. Another factor, and a more important one, I believe, is The New Yorfger. Why should a student pay a quarter for the Record when he can get polished, professional writers for fifteen cents? Both of these factors would be nullified if Record writers were serious about their humor. Sad to relate, they are not. The fault may or may not be their own. There was a time when a Rccom' editor could be fined for not taking his job seriously, the threat was con- sistently effective. Now, however, with no guaranteed financial re- muneration, there is no incentive to good work. Satisfaction in work well done is the only reward, and this apparently is insufficient.