Word: bulletin
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While unable to provide thousands of students and Harvard employees with a vaccine, Rosenthal said that UHS has been advertising measures that students should take to prevent contracting the illness through its website, House bulletin boards and wellness representatives. These measures include using alcohol-based sanitizing gels and washing hands frequently. UHS will continue to keep students informed about the availability of vaccines through its website...
...hard to forget that first foray into a world known affectionately to extracurricular gurus as “postering.” In the past, people-who-postered did their stuff on Mondays and Thursdays around 7:30 am, after Facilities Maintenance Operations (FMO) had cleared bulletin boards and kiosks. Confusion over postering has reigned since last fall, when, in response to frigid temperatures, the Undergraduate Council successfully launched an initiative to change the kiosk strip times to 12:30 p.m., allowing caffeinated promoters to sleep in a bit. Still, “No one really knows when you?...
...it’s the sense of self-satisfaction that blinds us to this, and that prevents us from being more constructive. Copies of the photograph of us on the football field hung, curling, from bulletin boards for years; I suspect that copies of the photograph of Winthrop House arrayed on the footbridge will share a similar fate...
...those wondering whether Silicon Valley idealism went on sale with Google's first share of stock, look no further than Craig Newmark and Jim Buckmaster, the men behind the online bulletin board Craigslist. Here's Newmark, its founder, on success: "Once you make a comfortable living, how much extra stuff do you need?" Here's Buckmaster, its CEO, on strategy: "We're not setting out for global domination. We're just looking to provide our service to people who need it. If it's not needed, that's fine." Not surprisingly, Craigslist has no marketing department...
...Providence Journal-Bulletin article dated Jan. 25, 1999, Saltzman wrote that the victim’s relatives feared Barrett would get “preferential treatment” from a jury due to the disparity in economic status and education between the victim and the defendant...