Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Where are the missing 22,000?" the Alumni Bulletin had exclaimed in its quest for 100 percent graduate participation. Seward C. Simons '11, a Tournament of Roses official, thought that they were probably out West, so he proposed to pit Harvard vs. Oregon in the Rose Bowl. Simons had come East to ball out his son, arrested for cutting off the pigtails of a girl sitting in front of him at the Harvard-Yale game...
Harrison S. Dimmitt, for 20 years secretary of the Law School, and editor of the Law School Bulletin, has resigned both posts, effective...
...HYRC's persistent objections have finally made its real position clear: by their own definition, the only vacant space is to their left. Not only the Crimson, but even the New Conservative Club, and that last bastion of radicalism, the Harvard Alumni Bulletin, are united in "the energetic bugling from the left." While the HYRC asked (December 1) for "ad hoc agreements" between political clubs, this is exactly what the Forum's constitution provides. Their opposition to the Forum has been conspicuous so far only for its malleability. Perhaps the group's members are interested in the aims...
...reverses its policy of earlier this year, when it maintained that restoration of Memorial Hall was not worth the high sum it wold cost. Since then a small group of local alumni have waged a concerted campaign in favor of restoration. They have written numerous letters to the "Alumni Bulletin" protesting the "shabby neglect" of Memorial Hall, and in October one of them, James Lawrence, Jr. '29, launched an unofficial alumni drive to finance the restoration project...
...head of the new society, who conceived the idea for the organisation last spring, said the group will publish a monthly bulletin and a quarterly report on results of the work. The association has not decided whether to accept students for membership. Over 100 industrial and cultural leaders have already expressed as interest in joining the society, Sorokin added...