Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...point of rarity," says the latest issue of the Alumni Bulletin, discussing the collection, "the most interesting of the books is the battered volume entitled 'Downamo's Christian Warfare', the only book definitely known to have been in the possession of John Harvard. This copy was also in the College Library before the fire of 1764 when all the other John Harvard books were destroyed...
...become the most widely discussed of University institutions, has once more become the subject of a treatise. "Problems of the Tutor" is the topic upon which Dr. Raphael Demos '16, Instructor in the department of Philosophy, has written an article in the latest number of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin. Dr. Demos is himself a tutor and his comments on the advantages and disadvantages of the system are made from an authoritative position...
...comments of the Alumni Bulletin on the CRIMSON's "Confidential Guide" recognize and appreciate the Guide's purpose in so far as they realize that it was intended to aid undergraduates who wish information on college courses beyond what they can find in official University publications. The Bulletin, however, when it criticizes the estimate of courses as "the unsupported say so of an undergraduate editor", has failed to grasp the spirit in which the Guide was published. The CRIMSON did not have in mind the voluminous compendium of advice which the Bulletin recommends for the future. To quote from...
...properly reflected in the matter. Every instructor is interested in knowing what the students think of his course; but we doubt that he will be much influenced by what some nameless individual thinks of it, which is all that the CRIMSON has given him this autumn. Alumni Bulletin...
...This learned body, which receives from Parliament a yearly subvention of '2,000 pounds for the promotion of research," says the Bulletin, "was established in 1902, with Lord Rosebery, W. E. H. Lecky, and James Bryce--as he then was--among its incorporators. The Earl of Balfour, is now its president. Its membership is made up of 150 British Fellows and about 40 Corresponding Fellows of other nationalities...