Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...idea of publishing yearly a list of all undergraduates with their comparative scholastic ratings was first conceived in the fall of 1921 as a result of a recommendation of the Scholarship Committee of the Student Council to publish the grades of all students as an incentive to higher scholarship. This was found to be impractical and the college office devised the present system of dividing all students into six groups according to the average of the grades attained. Men who completed their requirements for a Bachelor's degree and men who missed their final examinations are not included...
Realizing that at the present at least it is impossible to secure men to run the Register and draw candidates purely on an honorary basis, the Student Council last week voted to engage Herman E. Wiener '21 to publish the 1924-25 Register on a percentage basis...
...book of gossip, biographically useless. It will make the reader wish that the author's memory had been a little more accurate and that someone had censored the product. It does, however, bring up a nice point of honor: is it compatible with the conduct of gentlemen to publish to the world the indiscretions of and essentially private details about his friends and acquaintances, most of whom are dead, or to reproduce mere club talk about them? The reader must answer. Yet the book is interesting in its numerous more harmless parts...
Curate Newton acquired facility in hymn-writing, decided to publish. Poet Cowper agreed to help. So, in the glorious year 1779, appeared the Olney Hymns, containing dozens of hymns which English-singing people were destined to sing ever after. Some of them: Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken, How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds, Jesus, Where 'er Thy People Meet, There is a Fountain Filled with Blood...
...would they be by any means sure of having settled, once for all, what manner of face the public shall behold upon them. Not only do cameras, light and other physical circumstances vary. Journalistic ethics is a complex study, and editors, jealous of their "rights," guard their freedom to publish whatever picture of an individual best answers their paper's immediate purpose...