Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...October 17 the Alumni Bulletin announced that but 22 per cent of the undergraduates wanted war immediately, nearly half felt that the Neutrality Act should be repealed, and more than 50 per cent thought that they should not be drafted...
Written by Harry Newman, Jr. '42, former chairman of the committee, the report stressed the importance of publicizing war information in the publications over the Crimson Network and on House bulletin boards. It also recommended distributing booklets published by the American Council on Education, which contain detailed opportunities for college students in the armed services, in all the House libraries and in other centers such as Dudley Hall and the Union...
Registration for summer school will not require students' presence at College before classes begin on Monday, June 29, except in the case of new Freshmen, the Summer School Bulletin announced. Members of the Class of '46 will have to be in Cambridge the Thursday before classes begin...
...ingenuity of you small manufacturers." But there was also, at long last, what looked like an efficient setup through which small manufacturers' ingenuity could find an outlet: a senior engineer to advise each of seven Detroit-area zones, to learn all their problems and potentialities; a bi-weekly bulletin listing hundreds of needed war items; a new sense that the regional WPB office was really empowered to by-pass Washington. Said one Grand Havener: "You fellows have given us the clearest understanding yet of the function of WPB and how it can help...
Eric Larrabee of Leverett House and Schenectady, N. Y. was chosen to deliver the Class Ode, the comic relief of the graduation exercises. Larrabee is on the Lampoon and writes for the Alumni Bulletin...