Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...summary of the achievements of President Lowell since his inauguration as the head of the University, is given in a letter written by W. Cameron Forbes '92, former Overseer of the University, to the Alumni Bulletin, which is published in the Alumni Bulletin today. The letter embodies an attempt to sum up the most notable features of the progress of the University in recent years. Mr. Forbes divides this field into ten specific divisions, which are printed below...
...close connection of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences with the College and the growing influence of that graduate school upon higher education in this country form the basis for an article by Professor John Livingston Lowes, Ph.D. '05, in the current number of the Alumni Bulletin...
...Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, although receiving little publicity and less discussion, is one of Harvard's most important graduate schools. As its retiring dean, Professor J. L. Lowes, observes in a highly revealing and informative article in today's Alumni Bulletin, no other department stands in such intimate relations with the College, for the two are under the immediate charge of the same faculty. It has larger enrollment than either the Medical or Business Schools, while it draws both numerically and proportionately more considerably from Harvard College than does any other department in the University. For the uninformed...
...cotton, oil, beef. Had royalty been expected in town, Houston could have bibbed and tuckered herself no more gaudily than she did last week. The streets were fringed with clouds of bunting by day and streams of brilliant bulbs by night. Hotel lobbies babbled greeting from a thousand bulletin boards, ten thousand posters. No automobile but had its "Welcome!" pennants. No public official but had furbished up his funny stories and tucked a speech into his coat against an emergency...
...immediate construction of a swimming pool and golf course are among the recommendations made by Henry Pennypacker '88, Chairman of the University Athletic Committee, writing in the current number of the Alumni Bulletin, which appears today...