Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...letter which Professor Taussig sent to Vossische Zeitung in answer to Professor Eduard Meyer's letter entitled "The Spirit of Harvard," which is printed in the last issue of the Alumni Bulletin probably expresses the conviction of all Harvard men that "the bonds of intellectual co-operation between nations will not prove to have been severed when this tragic struggle comes to an end." Perhaps no institutions of learning in the world can claim such cosmopolitan origins and affiliations as American universities, and of these none comes into closer relations with scholars of all nations than does Harvard...
...been the custom in former years, H. W. Jones '85 will soon interview the Senior class in the interest of the Alumni Association and the Alumni Bulletin, which as the official organ of the Alumni Association has always had the heartiest support of the graduating classes. It is hoped that the members of the class of 1915 will continue the excellent work done by former classes, which means subscribing for the Bulletin...
...report on the physical examination of the Freshman class, which appears in the current issue of the "Alumni Bulletin," presents much interesting and significant information. This year, for the first time, a compulsory physical examination was made of the whole Freshman class...
...first matches in the Freshman interdormitory tournament will be played on Soldiers Field this afternoon. All scores must be posted on the charts on the bulletin boards of the dormitories by 6 o'clock under penalty of default...
...report of the treasurer of the Alumni Association shows that on April 1 the Association and the Alumni Bulletin had cash on hand of $3,395.85; the estimated receipts for the remainder of the year were $11,000, and the estimated expenses were $13,393. It was expected that the Association would end the year with a cash balance of approximately a thousand dollars. In this estimate among the receipts were taken into consideration the $1,500 contributed by several graduates in support of the Association. Without these contributions there would be a deficit of approximately...