Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...senior class in the law school of the U. of M. will publish an annual called...
Quita a large number of papers are published weekly. The Yale Alumni Weekly is a four page paper which is really a weekly edition of the Yale News. All four pages are devoted to reading matter connected with Yale, and of especial interest to graduates. The students at the University of Pennsylvania, publish a weekly of about thirteen or fourteen pages of reading matter, called the University Courier. These are not entirely devoted to college news, but have in addition some literary articles. The Amherst Student of eight pages is given entirely to news and reviews. The Tech, published...
Eight papers are issued fortnightly. The Yale Courant is composed of twelve pages of fiction and verse. The Yale Record is a humorous publication of about none pages. The Red and Blue, published at the University of Pennsylvania, is a fourteen page literary paper. The Columbia Spectator has some seventeen pages of news, fiction and humor. The Bowdoin students publish the Orient, a literary magazine and newspaper of fourteen pages. The Dartmouth contains fourteen pages of college news, edited from the senior class. The Wesleyan Argus has about twelve pages divided into fiction and news, and is edited by members...
...them to subscribe, and collectors will be sent around among the students that each man may have an opportunity of subscribing. At the same time a perfectly definite statement of the use to which the fund shall be put and of the persons who shall administer it, will be published. This, it is hoped, will bring the matter down from the air and put it on a firm business basis. We emphasize again the fact that men are not urged to give subscriptions; they are simply furnished with the opportunity. If sums of money come to us each...
...contain advice and suggestions which would be of general usefulness and interest. Any students, past or present, who have such letters are requested to send them to Mrs. Frank Bolles, No. 6 Berkeley street, Cambridge, to be returned after copies have been made. Should it seem desirable to publish later any part of this correspondence, the names of the recipients will not be disclosed...