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...these four groups an addition, on technically falling under any one and dealing with collegiate Publicity aside from Publications, has very recently been added. Under this heading will be discussed at the final meeting the regulation of Press Associations and of Student Reporters, and the methods of combatting adverse propaganda in regard to college...
...prepare for an indefinite period of war. From Russia's mines unlimited coal and iron could be extracted, from her soil foodstuffs and timber to supply the entire German nation. No longer would she be dependent upon England and South America, but quite self-sufficient. If allowed to press on in this direction she would have every incentive to attack Great Britain, France and Italy, then Further India and China...
...Republican party. "With malice toward none, with charity for all," we shall endeavor of steer a straight course between the Scylla of "splendid isolation" and the Charybdis of "entangling alliances." It is with faith in our inheritance and belief in the ability of the American people to press onward toward the mark of their high calling that President Harding takes up the reins of government...
...Harvard University Press has developed naturally from a small printing office established some fifty years ago by the College for taking care of examination papers and miscellaneous printing needed in various offices. In the course of time this little shop was enlarged sufficiently to print the Official Register, and a Publication Agent was appointed to supervise the distribution of such pamphlets. On January 13, 1913, the Harvard University Press was formally established by the President and Fellows as a department of the University, and a Board of Syndics was appointed, a committee of seven professors and business men whose chief...
...seven years of its existence, the Press has built up a list of over three hundred titles. These embrace technical works in science, history, law, economics, philosophy, and literature of great value in the field of scholarship, including such series as the Harvard Historical Studies, the Harvard Economic Studies, the Harvard Oriental Series, the Harvard Business Studies, and the Harvard Studies in Comparative Literature. Among works published by the Press and not strictly included in this category should be mentioned Hoppin's "Euthymides and His Fellows" and "A Handbook of Attic Red-Figured Vases," Beazley's "Attic Red-Figured Vases...