Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...with the middleman. So another course suggests itself: let the departing Senior dispose of his furniture directly to the Sophomore-to-be, who in all likelihood is searching for the very articles the Senior is trying to get rid of. In May, 1921, Phillips Brooks House put up a bulletin board on which notices of furniture wanted or for sale could be posted. This year it has done the same thing, making it very much easier for students to get in touch with each other. Yet there are probably some who would prefer not to rely on what chance purchasers...
...John D. Merrill '89, one of the deitors of the Boston Globe, and editor also of the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, has issued the call to all men who have ever attended the University and are now in the newspaper business, and organization will be completed with the election of oftcers and outline of policy...
...already appeared; in fact, "the President has pointed the way with his Panama". It is a reasonable prophecy that only a few of the old felt hats will be seen on the street today--these curious, shapeless things that so touched the heart of the Editor of the Alumni Bulletin. Those few remain as silent testimony to the struggle going on within their owners, whether to buy a Cable Edge Sennit--possible Flat Foot Wearo--or a Full Sennit completely equipped. As soon as they can overcome their indecision, they too, will join the Gentleman's Easter Parade...
Last May, however Phillips Brooks House set up a bulletin board in the hallway on which notices could be placed detailing the furniture wanted and for sale. This year the board is to be put up again, and by making use of it the Seniors may collect enough to pay their fares home while the Sophomores-to-be possibly may be able to buy at least a chair or two without pawning their fur coats in payments. The man who leaves the furnishing of his room until fall need expect no mercy. He will...
...lest Seniors who could have used even more time for Divisionals be moved to wrath by the idea, we take the liberty of pointing out the editor's confessedly licentious mood." And yet the Alumni did not take a vacation; why should the Alumni Bulletin...