Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Suddenly, there was a touch of con cern in public sentiment. The Apothecary, the Laryngologist and the Physician issued a bulletin...
...Professor Daly's students, W. W. Porter 1G. of Denver, Colorado, has prepared a paper on the earthquake of January 7. It will appear shortly in the "Bulletin of the Seismological Society" published by Leland Stanford Jr. University. The paper fixes the center of disturbance of this shock somewhere near Cape Anne...
...last issue of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin is printed Dr. Eliot's recent address to the Society of Harvard Dames urging a return to "old-style marriage". Of most modern tendencies Dr. Eliot is sangulne. His characteristic attitude is today the same as it was half a century ago, one of confidence in the ameliorative forces which he has seen at work in the world. But this confidence stops short in face of the appalling evidence of race suicide among educated families. He refers to figures which show that the average Harvard graduate has only one and seven-tenths children...
...very simple expedient is to register every student automatically as out for distinction: requiring special application (which entails some thought) to drop from that status. Then the awards of prizes and scholarship should be given the publicity they deserve. The College bulletin boards are plastered with (very formal and unenticing) notices of such competitions, but very, very rarely are the results ever given to the world. Many men graduated this mid-year: but who in College has heard which candidates were awarded degrees with distinction, outside possibly of personal friends? Yet such news is quite as important and more stimulating...
...interested in Harvard to see the land between Massachusetts Avenue and the Charles become an integral part of the college, and built up according in some plan that will do justice to the beauty of the river site. Such a plan was printed in the Alumni Bulletin of November 20, 1924. A ten-story modern building in its midst would destroy the possibility of its ever being carried...