Word: publishers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bethell still has the right to publish anything he wants in the Bulletin, but at the same time he has access to plenty of free help from both the alumni and the Administration. He meets every two weeks with the directors of the Bulletin--six alumni who are all prominent authors or publishers and who act as advisors, with the ultimate responsibility for business decisions like hiring and firing the editor. The Bulletin staff also includes under the amorphous heading "Editorial Committee" two liaison men with the University -- one in President Pusey's office and the other in Dean Ford...
...curious lethargy has settled on the most prestigious of Harvard's literary magazines. The Advocate, clearly awaiting some celestial go-ahead, has yet to publish an issue of undergraduate writing this year. The Scorpion, which last year out-sold all its competitors in Cambridge, has also been struck dumb; and in spite of the Boston Review's cry that it is "on the move," its second issue has not appeared. Only The Island and the Winthrop House magazine. The Lion Rampant, have produced two issues, excellent ones at that...
...sophomore is agitating for Harvard students to publish a consumer's guide to the Square...
...Center has been willing to accept grants or contracts from any agency in the American government that is willing to meet the demands of the University and the Center. This policy rules out security-classified contracts or unclassified contract that impair the Center's standards or its right to publish. The Center has added another restriction: it will research for the government "only to the extent that the research interests of the Center and of the government coincide...
...recent months there has been considerable discussion of the draft, on the left in particular and throughout the nation generally. We would like to publish the results of our collective discussion on the subject at this time...