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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...copy. The Quinquennial is the complete list of all University graduates. The first list of this kind was probably published in 1974, only one copy of this issue, which is now kept in the State Paper Office in London, being known to exist. The College Library owns a photograph of this volume which was given it a short time ago by Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London. From 1682 to 1875 the book was issued triennially, and since then every five years, the volume being printed in Latin until...
...first complete catalogue of Harvard graduates was probably issued in 1674. Of this only one copy is known to exist, and is kept in the State Paper Office in London. A photograph of it has recently been given to the College Library by Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London. From 1682 to 1875, the volume was issued triennially and since then has been issued every five years. Prior to 1890, the names were all printed in Latin...
Just before leaving the Yard, the disreputables will assemble in front of Thayer, where their picture will be taken. If any men fail to return from the picnic, a copy of this photograph framed in crape will be sent to their families...
...which was placed on sale yesterday morning and every Senior should make it a point to procure his copy immediately as only a limited number of volumes have been published. The sale of the Album is not restricted to the members of 1915 and any student who desires a photographic picture of undergraduate life from 1912 to 1915 may procure a copy. The Photograph Committee wish to express its appreciation of the co-operation thus far, and it hopes that every loyal Senior will continue to support its work. The price of the book is $6.00 and may be procured...
...interesting document has just been received by Mr. W. C. Lane, librarian, in a photograph of the earliest existing "broadside" triennial catalogue of the University. The photograph was taken from the only copy known to be existing, which is in the State Paper Office in London, and was contributed by Mr. Edward Bell '04 of the American embassy at London...