Word: publication
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...public hearing on the bill now pending in the legislature concerning a $100 bonus for discharged Massachusetts soldiers will be held in the Senate Chamber at the State House at 11 o'clock this morning. The difficulty in question is the fact that men who served in the S. A. T. C. are not included in the bill in its present form. Undergraduates of the Undergraduates of the University or any others who were members of the S. A. T. C. will be given an opportunity to protest at this hearing. Opponents of the bill have asserted that it discriminates...
Applications for Class Day tickets are now closed and tickets may only be secured at the public sales which are held at the office of the Alumni Association 50 State street, on Friday, June 13, from 9 until 4 o'clock; at the Lodge of the Class of '77 Gate on the south side of Widener on Monday afternoon, June 16; and at the same place all during Class Day. There will be no advance in prices for these sales...
...Allen will be the second secretary, as F. W. Hunnewell '02, will also continue to act as secretary. In this position, to which he was appointed in May, Mr. Allen's work will be to direct the distribution of University news, to study the whole problem of the public relations of Harvard, and to devise means of interpreting to the public the plans and policies of the University. His office at present is at University...
When interviewed by a representative of the CRIMSON yesterday, Mr. Allen said he expects to spend the month of June in a preliminary study of the situation as regards University news and publications. In September he plans to begin work actively. He will attempt to help the newspapers and magazines to secure accurate news of the University with a minimum of inconvenience and delay, and he will also make other arrangements for keeping Harvard graduates and the public in general in closer touch with the University...
Senator Hitchcock in commenting on the Senate's move said "It is beneath the dignity of the Senate to co-operate with the German government in throwing a monkey wrench into the peace machinery. It is known that this treaty first was made public in Germany. The German government did it for a purpose to get better terms. And the majority here is co-operating with the German government by its action today...