Word: papered
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...State street, Boston, and at Kent's University Bookstore, the price being $3 a copy. The Quinquennial is the complete list of all University graduates. The first list of this kind was probably published in 1974, only one copy of this issue, which is now kept in the State Paper Office in London, being known to exist. The College Library owns a photograph of this volume which was given it a short time ago by Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London. From 1682 to 1875 the book was issued triennially, and since then every five years...
...print Mr. Sturgis' letter under the caption "Maxim Has Another Supporter," apparently inferring that such are few and far between. In this respect you are lamentably mistaken, as I have yet to meet anyone not an editor of your paper who holds to your views...
...training in accuracy in writing and efficiency in gathering news, but also because of the broad insight that it gives into the activities of the University. In no other way may these advantages be secured; and the successful candidate is given further valuable experience as an editor of the paper, in handling business and men, not to mention the editorial routine which is excellent training for those contemplating journalism as a profession. Since the editorial writing competition requires a knowledge of College problems and a maturity that Sophomores do not usually possess, it will be open only to Juniors...
...first complete catalogue of Harvard graduates was probably issued in 1674. Of this only one copy is known to exist, and is kept in the State Paper Office in London. A photograph of it has recently been given to the College Library by Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London. From 1682 to 1875, the volume was issued triennially and since then has been issued every five years. Prior to 1890, the names were all printed in Latin...
...shall last one-half of the regular season of the sport, or at least six weeks. A petition was made to the Council that the president of the Musical Review be made an ex-officio member of the Council. The petition was turned down on the ground that the paper was not of a sufficiently representative nature to warrant its adoption. An attempt was made to have the Christmas vacation lengthened. On consultion with the authorities, however, it was found that the only possible method of doing this was by having no vacation on October 12 and on February...