4. The January 7, 1920 issue of the Crimson published, in its inside pages, an illustrated advertisement for:
A. Milk
B. Ice skates
C. Cigars
D. Pencils
5. In December 1919 Widener opened an exhibition of:
A. The complete works of Louisa May Alcott
B. Several dozen maps of New England from the Revolutionary War era
C. The letters of Robert E. Lee to his son, William Henry Fitzhugh "Rooney" Lee, class of 1857.
D. The most complete collection of war medals in the country
6. Which of these was not a lead story in 1919?
A. Several Harvard students were brought before the administration for loudly demonstrating during the visit of the vice-president.
B. King George of England praised the University for its work.
C. All students were told to attend a mass meeting at which they would practice Harvard cheers and songs.
D. Seven members of the University were chosen as Rhodes Scholars for the coming year.
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