Word: publishings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...publish in that department merely theology...
...CRIMSON considers it not the least of its service to the University that, in opening its editorial columns to the communications of students, it provides a forum for the informal expression of opinion. So far as space permits, the CRIMSON is glad to publish letters on subjects of general interest to the University...
...CRIMSON has arranged to publish weekly dispatches from the football camps of the University's future rivals...
...Student Council has again engaged the service of Herman E. Wiener '20 to direct and publish the Register, generally known as the Who's Who of Harvard...
...recently occurred, simultaneously, to the editors of certain vulgar U. S. newspapers. To issue lottery tickets redeemable for cash is, of course, forbidden by law. But, since all paper bills are numbered, why not, thought the editors, make currency itself the lottery tickets? Every day certain newspapers began to publish the serial numbers of $1 and $2 bills. Persons who found lucky-number bills in their possession could redeem them for substantial prizes. Cashiers began to spend hours reading the numbers of all the bills that passed under their deft, sallow fingers; delinquent-minded creatures spent days having ten dollars...