Word: booklet
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Harvard of Today," the booklet of the Harvard Federation of Territorial Clubs, put on sale yesterday, is designed primarily to give prospective students an idea of the University. It is an entirely novel undertaking and the publication has been somewhat delayed because of the difficulty of inaugurating a new work of this kind...
...long delayed Territorial Club booklet has at last appeared. The final production is well worth the trouble which it has necessitated, and much credit is due those who have persevered to the accomplishment of the undertaking. Sufficiently compact to be easily read through, while at the same time covering every important undergraduate interest, the volume is well adapted to serve its purpose of representing Harvard from a strictly undergraduate point of view. Attractive in general appearance, well illustrated, and with excellent reviews of all student activities from the pens of those undergraduates best qualified to discuss them, the book...
...been partially borne by pledges from Harvard Clubs. This sum, however, is not sufficient to cover the total cost of the publication and distribution of the book throughout the schools and distant portions of the country where Harvard is at present hardly more than a name. For the booklet to fulfill the hopes of its publishers, it should be in the hands of the sub-Freshmen well before the June examinations. To accomplish this purpose enough money must be raised from the sale of a portion of the present edition to ensure the distribution of the remainder. Purchase...
...established with an ideal worthy of a better fate. If the Territorial Clubs are insistent upon dying, it will, we suppose, descend eventually to that already overburdened organization--the Student Council--for support. But if the Territorial Clubs can revive sufficiently to lay the responsibility of discovering the erring booklet on a committee of three or four men, the same aim may be accomplished with infinitely more credit to the Federation...
...University has issued a booklet, explaining the prices and plans of the Freshman Dormitories, which is by now in the hands of many prospective members of the class of 1918. There will be many points, however, which the Sub-Freshmen will not understand and which they will want to know about. Naturally they will turn for information to their friends who are already students in the University. Men who are going home for the spring vacation may expect to be besieged by questions from prospective students who will want to know all about the new dormitories. It is the clear...