Word: memorandum
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Early in November the Crimson offered a suggestion that a general memorandum book be kept in the office of the Union, in which men who are arranging functions of more or less importance might enter dates and thus avoid unnecessary conflicts of engagements. Such a book was accordingly started with the consent of the Union authorities, but so far the scheme has met with no support. As was pointed out at the time, the value of the book depends entirely upon the spirit with which it is used. Its present incompleteness renders it absolutely worthless. We still believe that...
With the purpose of securing better distribution of these affairs, a memorandum book was started in the Union some weeks ago. Interesting lectures and performances are given under the auspices of so many organizations that some such clearing-house of dates seems to be the only remedy. It should not be necessary to emphasize the fact that an incomplete record is little better than none. If one or two important events are not entered, the very nights on which they occur may be taken by something equally important. We have a wealth of lectures to choose from, and they should...
...general memorandum book to be kept in the Union, as suggested in the CRIMSON of November 4, has recently been installed...
...possible remedy for this difficulty the suggestion is made that a general memorandum book should be started in the Union, and the Union authorities have expressed themselves as willing to give the plan a trial. It is hardly necessary to say that the value of the book will depend entirely upon the spirit with which it is used. An incomplete record is scarcely better than none at all, and in some cases much confusion might result from the omission of important dates. The CRIMSON will be glad to assist as far as lies within its power, but as many meetings...
About forty copies of the "Harvard Handbook," the small leather-bound memorandum book published by the Phillips Brooks House Association, are still on hand at the Phillips Brooks House. Any member of the University who has not received a copy may obtain one without charge on application...