Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...unanimously voting to subscribe as a whole to the Alumni Bulletin, the Senior class has taken a praiseworthy step. For every man who takes a degree with the class the Senior officers are authorized to take out a subscription for the Bulletin. In paying for these subscriptions the class funds are to be used only in the case of a member's declaring himself unable to pay on his own account...
...world's greatest centers of learning, barely touching here and there on the surface. Here at College we can gain a background through association and, if we search can find the culture which will mean so much in after life. As we rush madly from Sever to the bulletin at Leavitt's, let us sometimes recall that the diploma which we are striving one day to win will bear the inscription, Bachellor of Arts...
...year before 5 o'clock, February 9. Students should consult their advisers before handing in their lists of studies if any half-courses are added which the advisers have not already approved. A directory showing when and where advisers may be consulted on February 9 will be posted on bulletin boards and printed in the CRIMSON. Failure to hand in the list of studies by the prescribed time will entail as $5 fine...
...issue of January 29, the Alumni Bulletin comments editorially on the appointment of R. P. Angier as Dean of Freshmen at Yale, pointing out the similarity between the first-year system at New Haven and here. The fact that an undergraduate engineering course is being developed in close relation with the college proper at each institution is an example of this, the Bulletin asserts. The editorial reads as follows...