Welcome to the RIHS publications which have been in existence since 1911. The RIHS newspaper was named Crimson Crier in 1938 in a contest won by student Louis Condon. Crimson refers to one of the school colors, and Crier suggests the old-fashioned way of distributing the news up and down city streets by shouting, "Hear ye, Hear ye!"

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Topic:		Welcome to the RIHS publications which have been in existence since 1911. The RIHS newspaper was named Crimson Crier in 1938 in a contest won by student Louis Condon. Crimson refers to one of the school colors, and Crier suggests the old-fashioned way of distributing the news up and down city streets by shouting, "Hear ye, Hear ye!"
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