Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...conveys a false impression when he says "14 of the first 21 books are sex books." ' One who reads as carelessly as Rev. Lavery writes may assume that two-thirds of our books deal with sex ? or the scandalous subjects of "morality" and "women." The fact is we publish a list of 750 books? an extensive and varied list...
...Dramatic Club is very desirous of not being misunderstood in this matter, and will consider it a great favor if you publish this communication in your columns. B. B. Hadfield Jr. '27, Secretary of the Dramatic Club...
...publishers, too, gave little show of emotion. It remained for a Manhattan linotyper?an imaginative man? to publish Tamar and Other Poems at the author's expense...
...happen to be a more or less humble employe oi the Company referred to in that article and cannot but resent the gratuitous (?) "knock" which you have given it. The only charitable explanation I can think of for your publishing it is that you have fallen a victim to the same malicious propaganda that has been noticed in other directions. At any rate, if the contents of your weekly are to be judged by the material contained in the article referred to, my confidence in anything that TIME may publish has been shattered...
...part, the Committee has decided to publish in the Harvard Alumni Bulletin a series of brief articles on various phases of the University in which it is thought that the alumni will be interested, each prepared by an expert on the subject. It is hoped that they will both enlighten and hearten the alumni. No graduate who understands the present greatness of Harvard will be shaken in his allegiance by temporary disappointments, however grievous they may seem for the moment. For Harvard goes steadily forward...