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Silvia Scandar ’05 writes in an e-mail that she wishes the yearbook had encouraged a wider cross-section of students to submit photos...
...yearbook’s publisher, Jostens, charges $80,000 each year. The price for each individual yearbook ends up being comparable to those at other schools. The Yale Banner costs $95, according to its online order form. Princeton publishes two yearbooks—one for all four classes, and one just for seniors—and each costs $70, according to the publication’s website...
...bought the yearbook because I knew everybody would be in it in some way or another,” says Michael H. Kalin ’05. “I remember thinking it was fairly expensive but it wasn’t something I wanted to pass...
...possible that they sent out an e-mail or two, but they didn’t really get the word out and emphasize that the yearbook relies heavily on student picture submissions. At least one house had pictures that seemed they were all submitted by the same person,” she writes...
...would be great if the yearbook committee was a stronger presence on campus and took pictures at various campus events so as to make sure that many different people and different aspects of Harvard life are captured in the yearbook,” she adds...