Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Three numbers of the Bulletin of Harvard University have been issued under the immediate charge of Mr. Winsor during the last academic year. Six numbers of the Bibliographical contributions have been published...
...important changes have been made in the catalogue. In the first place, the titles of all the books which appear in the Bulletin are printed on cards. The second change consists (1) in distributing the cards for the works of Greek and Latin authors and of the church Fathers to their natural alphabetical places in the authors' catalogue, keeping with each author's works-as at present-the works relating to him; and (2) in addition to the same catalogue the works relating to other authors-now under Biography and Bibliography; placing the works which treat of any author after...
...first number of the Princeton College Bulletin is out. It is the official journal of the college, and is edited by President Patton. Several of the leading professors of the college are contributors. It is a magazine of about fifty pages and contains, besides information about the college, scientific and philosophical papers from the professors. It will be issued quarterly...
Princeton's new magazine, the Princeton College Bulletin, will be entirely under the control of the faculty...
...last bulletin of the Royal Astronomical Society contains the first of a promised series of letters by Professor Holden, formerly of Harvard University, but now director of the observatory of the University of California. These Jetters will set forth at length the observations which have been made by means of the Lick telescope. A comparison of the results of the observations taken by Prof. Holden by means of the Lick telescope, and the results obtained by means of the best English and American telescopes shows that the Lick lens is immeasurably superior to any of its predecessors. Formerly there...