Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Some years before he became President, he wrote in the Alumni Bulletin: "Harvard has not been maintained with such effort for 300 years merely to give advantage to its graduates in the life struggle. There is constantly the suggestion in the University's over-all atmosphere that something is owed by the graduate, not just to Harvard but more broadly to the general welfare." If evidence is needed to support this statement, it was furnished by John Kennedy's life...
Rather than signing up on lists posted on dorm bulletin boards, those girls interested in participating in the project will place their names in the dormitory ballot...
...first time in history, profits are higher than ever before": "With the above offering, the Chief has taken his place alongside those forgotten orators who reminded us that The future lies ahead,' and that The boys of today will be the men of tomorrow.' " ∙The Philadelphia Bulletin detected a new earnestness of rhetoric in the campaigns last week: "Until Election Day, Voltaire's famous remark is amended to read, T will defend to the death your right to say what you have just said, but if you say it again, I'll poke...
Catching the Small Fry. As the final tally took shape, Johnson seemed to be getting most of the big papers and Barry most of the little ones. Last week, for example, along with the Chronicle, Johnson got the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, the Milwaukee Journal and the Detroit Free Press-which had to break a 15-week silence to register its choice. Strike-bound since July (see following story), the Free Press ran off several hundred copies of its presidential endorsement and sent them to wire services and community leaders. Goldwater, in the meanwhile, picked up such smaller papers...
...articles and poems which follow were written by Mississippi Negroes who were students in this summer's freedom school program. Most of these first appeared in the Freedom News, a mimeographed bulletin put out by the Holly Springs Freedom School. Nearly all the other pieces are from a similar publication, the Benton County Freedom Train...