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...student trade. These publications, they were informed, came out early in the school year, in an edition of about 3500 or 5000 copies. As a matter of fat, the books were issued as late as April 20, in an edition of 300 to 500 copies. And they did not contain one-sixth of the information the merchants were assured they would...
...student Council immediately took active measures to suppress these publications, and eventually bought out the rights of the Harvard Register for $400. The Register, which is now owned and controlled by the Student Council, was published last year on December 10. The book contained the information relative to University affairs the merchants were assured they would contain. Slowly but surely the Register Board, selected by the Student Council, re-established the confidence of the Boston business men in the publication, and made amends as far as possible for the misstatements and misrepresentations of the earlier book of the same name...
...will be recalled that the booklet will contain information of the life at Harvard which no list of studies or mere description of the buildings can impart. That this information may be unpredjudiced and convincing the following men of varied activities and achievements have written articles: C. T. Abeles '13 R. B. Batchelder '13, J. B. Cummings '13, D. E. Dunbar '13, G. Elliott '13, H. B. Gardner '13, G. G. Geraghty '14, H. B. Gill '13, H. N. Hillebrand 4G., C. H. Lyttle gr.Dv., A. J. Lowrey '13, L. K. Lunt 3M., G. H. Roosevelt 1G.S...
...poem, or one-act play submitted. There is no rule prohibiting any contestant from competing for all three prizes. The manuscripts may be submitted between November 1, 1913, and February 1, 1914. They are to be signed by an assumed name and accompanied by a sealed envelope which will contain the author's real name...
...held until next Friday, March 28. The competition, which will be open to members of Landscape Architecture 2 and 3, will be for the design of a private estate of about five acres on the shore of a lake. The estate belongs to a Boston business man and will contain a brick colonial house, plans and photographs of which will be furnished. Topos and other data will be given out to competitors this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Robinson Hall...