Word: booklet
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...passing on of older generations, an increasing need has been felt for some effective way of making the history and traditions of the College better known to the incoming students. This need has been met for the first time this year by the apearance of a small booklet on "The History and Traditions of Harvard College" edited by two members of the Crimson staff, Alan R. Swcezy '29 and Richard A. Stout '29, and published by the Crimson. Especial attention is called to the article by Professor Samuel E. Morison '08 on "The History of Harvard College...
...copy of the "Traditions" booklet has been placed in the registration envelope of every Freshman. It is our sincere hope that the booklet will not be cast aside as just another piece of campaign literature with which the Freshman is flooded, but that it will be read carefully during the next few days before the rush of College begins and then be preserved for future...
This Class-Ridden Democracy, booklet about advertising, will be sent, on request, to any TiME-reader who is influential in placing advertising...
...hundred or so copies of "The History and Traditions of Harvard College," the CRIMSON's 80 page illustrated booklet sponsored by the College, are still available for the Commencement crowds in the Square today. Due to the inclement weather plans of selling the booklet at the Yard entrances have been cancelled and the editors have decided not to offer more than 600 copies to the public, eliminating necessity of a second edition to be mailed to incoming Freshmen...
...booklet will become an annual feature for every entering class, and due to the limited size of the first edition it is expected that a premium will soon be placed on the 1928 copies. G. P. Winship '95, assistant librarian of Widener, has accepted six copies on behalf of the Library and has announced that they will be found for the College archives...