Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...avowed purpose, but the manner of its doing aggravates the public spectacle element in intercollegiate football and particularly in Princeton-Harvard football. If Hubbard had anything to say, and wanted to say it publicly, why did he not go to the Harvard Graduates Magazine or the Alumni Bulletin? If he wanted to clear the air between Harvard and Princeton, and settle once and for all the Princeton "dirty" football why did he not write for a Harvard-Princeton audience instead of going to a popular, sensational weekly whose circulation is largely among the readers of tabloid newspapers, among the rank...
...current issue of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin Judge Henry N. Blake, LL.B. '58, has printed a list of the Harvard men who will sit in the United States Senate when the elections of last November go into effect. The list follows...
Happily, the rumor commented upon by the Alumni Bulletin is well founded. Mr. Seymour, Secretary to the University for Information, was quoted last evening in the Transcript to the effect that the University had no plan whatsoever to purchase President Eliot's house. This to say the least, is misleading. There is a definite move, set on foot by several graduates, to give money to the University for the purchase. It is for that, and that reason only, that the house has not yet been sold. It is inconceivable that a plan which has so many delightful angles will...
...themselves almost a complete catalogue of Harvard Alumni activities: a member of the Board of Overseers of Harvard College, elected last June for a second full term of six years; President of the Associated Harvard Clubs; a Director of the Harvard Alumni Association and of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin; and a member of the Harvard Fund Council and Class Agent of the Fund for the Class of 1901. To every one of these duties he gave his enthusiastic devotion, and each one of these organizations is stunned by his loss...
...classes which are engaged in the process of raising their Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Gifts to the University. Under the present plan, the only appeal to the Graduate School alumni is made through the general literature sent out by the Council and through notices and articles in the Bulletin. This far there has been no attempt to solicit funds from those men through agents appointed for the purpose...