Word: ads
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...issue dated June 17, 1929, TIME printed a small ad that made a large offer: for $60, a reader could purchase a subscription that would last "to the end of TIME." In a year when an office worker might earn only $20 a week, spending $60 for a newsmagazine just six years old was a bold investment. Nevertheless, nearly 200 readers-from places as diverse as Myitkyina, Burma and Goose Creek, Texas-bet on the future of TIME...
Prior to Stare's withdrawal of the recommendation, Cohen was suggested for a 5-year position as an assistant or associate professor by an Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Appointments...
Although I am not a Harvard student I felt that I have to write you and express my opinion. I am a 20-year old woman who is enraged by your recent refusal to print a Playboy ad for models in the Harvard Crimson. I consider your refusal to be absurd, puritanical and sexist...
Whether a woman chooses to pose for Playboy or not should be between her photographer and herself. It is none of your business. Women have the right to decide for themselves what their actions and lifestyles should be. Refusing to run Playboy's ad is denying the women of Harvard free access to information about what choices they have available to them...
Michael Lynton '82 said Harvard is too small for anyone to consider following up the ad seriously. "If this were the University of Maryland with 50,000 students," Lynton added, "then the response would be much greater...