Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Wilma Schmidt, director of nursing, "that I would not be able to do business with any company that continues to support this type of sensational journalism. I'm sure many of our employees feel this way." A list of Weekender advertisers was posted on the hospital's bulletin board; people on the list began getting anonymous phone calls ranging from obscene to threatening...
...Harvard Bulletin, good luck, John Bethel...
...early sixties" that Sarris claims. And despite the spiritual association Sarris (and nearly every other film critic) attempts to make with James Agee, he is far removed from that critic's quality. Though Sarris, while writing for Film Culture, the Village Voice, or the defunct N. Y. Film Bulletin has taken what he calls "passionate risks" on behalf of personal preferences, he evinces no primary need to analyze a film rigorously, except on its own terms (and that unevenly); neither does he feel a need to posit aesthetic values according to the complexities of pleasures they afford. Sarris's only...
...correction: we have not "cancelled" any subscriptions to the Harvard Bulletin. Last year, because of the turmoil in alumni relations, and a desire to give our Fund workers every possible bit of information about Harvard, we took out one-year subscriptions for all our workers who were not subscribers. We did not feel that this substantial cost was justified again this year, and have not renewed. We have a high regard for the Bulletin and wish it every success...
Frederick R. Kellogg '64, former freshman adviser at Harvard, launched an attack against the present four-year Bachelor of Arts program in an article in this week's Harvard Bulletin, reflecting a growing dissatisfaction with the inadequacies of American higher education...