Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Library Committee announces that this competition is open to members of the Union only. The conditions, which were published in the CRIMSON on December 3, 1921, are posted on the bulletin board in the Union Library...
...international fame, Count I. Tolstoy and Admiral Sims, will speak at the Union this month, the Governing Board has announced in its January bulletin, issued today...
Although the Stadium is snow-cov-covered, graduates continue to write to the "Alumni Bulletin" about football. We hear opinion after opinion about who gets the tickets and who ought to get them, why, and why not. All this is pretty much beside the point; it is only fair to give the H. A. A. its chance to act voluntarily. Some time ago it made the following announcement: "A new committee will shortly be appointed. The H. A. A. will give its ideas to the committee, and it hopes that before another Yale game many of this year's problems...
...another line of approach is suggested by Mr. Thomas W. Slocum '90 in the "Alumni Bulletin". If the capacity of the Stadium could be enlarged, most of the dissatisfaction would be eliminated, and what remained would be inevitable, under any scheme of allotment. Mr. Slocum gives a practical suggestion for such an enlargement. "A wooden ramp," he says, "could be put over certain sections of the present seats, with cleats at proper intervals for the too rest." These sections would then be set aside as standing room for men. The advantage is evident--at least twice as many spectators could...
...they wait in the Crimson building. Who knows but they may be called again? Who knows but they may again sweep down the stream of life? But the days go by and no one comes in. . . . The sunsinks and the chill of night comes into the air. --Harvard Alumni Bulletin...