Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...this week's issue of the Harvard Bulletin appeared the first of the two communications printed below. It is reprinted here to give point to the statement from Mr. W. S. Burke, Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings, in regard to the methods employed in the attempt to save the elms...
...there is to be any change in this schedule, a bulletin will be posted in the CRIMSON Office before 1.30 o'clock. As it may be necessary to play several games in the evening during the coming week, the managers of teams left in the tournament are asked to leave word in the CRIMSON Office before 9 o'clock stating on what nights their teams will be able to play...
...weather is warm today so that the two games in the University rink will cut up the ice for the practice at 4.30 o'clock, all managers whose teams are to play in the University rink are requested to watch a bulletin to be posted in the CRIMSON Office before 1.30 o'clock concerning the postponement or transferring of games. All managers whose teams are left in the tournament this evening will leave notice at the CRIMSON Office whether or not their teams will be able to play any evening this week at 7.30 o'clock...
...posted in the CRIMSON Office. In case of its being impossible for a team to play at the scheduled time, notice must be given one day in advance or the game will be forfeited. Communications concerning the series should be left manager of the scrub hockey series on the bulletin board in the CRIMSON OFFICE...
...letter printed in the last issue of the Bulletin, Captain Little has suggested methods for improving our cross-country teams which are well worth the attention of the Athletic Committee. Of the measures suggested, that in regard to a coach is by far the most important, though the formation of a Freshman team and greater liberality in the award of insignia would undoubtedly help to stimulate interest in the sport...