Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Union's monthly bulletin issued yesterday it was announced that Professor C. T. Copeland '82 would give his annual Christmas reading to members of the Union at 9 o'clock Monday evening. December 18, and that the Union will remain open during the Christmas recess...
Professor Dearborn, in the Alumni Bulletin, goes even further to show that education is, in part at least, responsible for criminality which has always been attributed to heredity. President Cutten of Colgate takes up the attack at this point and switches the responsibility of education back to citizenship, for education is the one means of developing intelligence and intelligence is the logical basis of all suffrage. President Cutten claims that democracy is a delusion in that general suffrage is the "greatest and most popular failure." He sees a solution only in some practical form of an intelligence test for every...
...refuses to sit in the wooden stands, yet he gloats over the fact that Crew men are purposely discouraged from playing football. An old 'Varsity shot-putter insists he did so much for Harvard that he should have a preference. And every year there is something in the Alumni Bulletin advocating the adding of new groups to the list--the Endowment Fund men, the families of Harvard boys who died in the war, and a host of other meritorious suggestions, but with all the care and study given by various committees to these suggestion, it is usually agreed to stick...
...Meterological Institute issues a bulletin stating how the earth-shock coincided with the passage of a sun-spot over the central meridian of the sun. Various seismographic measurements tell the strength of the shock; and this constitutes almost the sum of our understanding of a particularly terrifying fact...
...early number of the Alumni Bulletin appeared a communication from a Harvard graduate, in which was pointed out the lack of any English courses dealing with modern literature or contemporary writing of any kind. There is very little difference between the English courses offered for the present year, and those of fifteen years ago. Moreover, the Anglo-Saxon and Chaucer requirements are the same...