Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Ehrensperger's suggestion in the Alumni Bulletin that we extinguish the flames of college radicalism by pouring tea on them, is a little less quaint than it might appear at first blush. Indeed, one could go so far as to say that it would in all probability meet the approval of Mr. Calvin Coolidge himself and the editors of the Delineator. Certain skeptics, it is true, have irreverently questioned the accuracy of Mr. Coolidge's observation, and have asked to be shown signs that there really is any radicalism among college students. They point out that the average undergraduate exceeds...
...Editor of the Bulletin...
...nobbing with professors, but I do plead for more Sunday afternoons at President Lowell's, more Sunday evenings at Professor Hurlbut's, more Monday afternoons at Professor Lowes's, and above all, for a still more informal, intelligent Faculty tea system. HAROLD A. EHRENSPERGER 1G. In the Alumni Bulletin...
...ever does America need trained men and enlightened guidance. At the conclusion of twenty years of this fuller life that has followed your commencement, I wish you many more years of service of the same high order. Yours very sincerely, JAMES J. DAVIS, Secretary of Labor The Only One Bulletin...
...issue of May 19, last Thursday, the Alumni Bulletin, in speaking of the exhortations which have lately been "practiced on" the track team remarked that "attempts to make them think that victory would go to the team which tried the hardest now appear rather ridiculous". Possibly they may have seemed ridiculous if one considered only the results of the entire Yale meet. But whether the exhortations of graduates had anything to do with it or not, there was more than one event in which it can not be denied that the men who tried the hardest...