Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fees for membership in the Foreign Policy Association have been announced by A. H. Humphreys. The fee this year will be $1.00. This includes admission to the Boston meetings, subscriptions to the Bulletin, and occasional publications...
Nobody knows who first dubbed the Wilkes-Barre, Pa. murder the "American Tragedy." Philadelphia Record editors said it was their reporter Andrew MacLain ("Mac") Parker. City Editor Charles Israel of the Philadelphia Bulletin said it was himself. The city editor of the Scranton Times credited a United Press man. Possibly all three, and many another newshawk, swooped at once on the catch-phrase the moment they heard, two months ago. that Robert Allan Edwards, 21, was accused of bashing his pregnant girl over the head in a lake so he could marry his other girl. That was exactly the plot...
...line with suggestions by Will Durant for a "West Point for Public Servants" and by Robert W. Kelso '04 in "A College of Public Welfare" (an article appearing in tomorrow's Harvard Alumni Bulletin), the Institution marks an attempt to "catch them young" and train an efficient American civil service. Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia, who was forced to call experts to New York from all over the United States to aid in Gotham's administrative reorganization, has already requested the Institution to set up a "laboratory training" school to provide better municipal employees...
...Bulletin has not assumed a tenable position. While it evidently agrees with the statement of President Conant in the abstract, it is afraid to apply it in a given situation. Not only has the Bulletin seen fit to neglect the possible truth in these statements but it has also pussy-footed on the question of the right to criticize. If the Bulletin felt we did not possess the right and said so, their stand is comprehensible. To meet the issue on the minor questions of adjectives and courtesy, however, shows a failure to grasp our purpose. We would have welcomed...
...such matters is inherent in the code of equality and polite intercourse that has superseded the older pedagogical autocracy. If undergraduates appreciate this newer spirit of fraternity and informality there is an obligation to reciprocate. But perhaps they would find such a course dull and uninteresting. --Harvard Alumni Bulletin...