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...imparted by any of the official University publications. Copies will be distributed through the constituent territorial clubs of the Federation which will send then to their home towns and preparatory schools, and thus disseminate where it will be most productive a knowledge of what Harvard has to offer the sub-Freshman. Similar booklets are now published by other colleges and it was to enable the schoolboy in the West and south to have all the evidence before him when he made his choice that the Federation undertook the publication of this present book...
...body for the publication but also to make possible for students and alumni to send copies to high and preparatory schools, colleges, and libraries throughout the country. In this manner the manifold student activities and interests of the University would be brought before people interested, as well as prospective sub-Freshmen. Unfortunately the plans and expectations of the Register Board miscarried. Eight hundred volumes are still on hand. It is hoped that the student body, the preparatory school clubs, territorial clubs, and Harvard clubs will unite in placing the Register where it will be of benefit. Your co-operation will...
Plans for the booklet for Sub-Freshmen to be published by the Federation of Territorial Clubs have now been completed. Five thousand copies of the book will be published during the summer at an expense of $1500 which must be met largely by graduate subscriptions. Notices have been sent to all the members of the Federation, urging them to subscribe for copies before Monday, May 19. If a large number is subscribed for, it will greatly help in securing an adequate response from the graduates at the Associated Harvard Clubs' meeting in St. Louis on May 22. Members...
...will state the undergraduate character of the book, and will acknowledge the contributers--financial and literary--while articles taken up in the following order will set forth Har- vard life. The heading is given and the positions held by the writer. Article 1. "Relation of the Federation to the Sub-Freshman," by the president of the Federation. Article 2. "Academic Advantages," by a man who is on the CRIMSON, the Advocate, and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Article 3. "Athletics," by the five major sport captains with the minor sports treated by a man prominent in athletics...
Since the Sub-Freshmen sign up for College in June we strongly urge those who are interested in the publication to use all expediency in placing the booklet in the hands of the men who are thinking about entering college, before it is too late to be effective this year. We feel this direct statement of conditions at Harvard will be welcomed by outsiders fully as much as by Harvard...