Word: aid
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...attention of all first year men is called to the notice in the calendar that this is the last day for receiving applications from first-year students for Price Greenleaf Aid. Blank forms for application, and all such information as is not contained in the notice in another column, may be had at the University office. This notice, it will be observed, has reference not only to freshmen but to all first-year men admitted to regular standing in any one of the college classes...
...will be seen by the calendar today is the "last day for receiving application from first-year students for Price Greenleaf Aid." As many first-year men may not have a very clear conception of the method of assignment of this Aid we reprint the following extract from the catalogue...
...recipients of Price Greenleaf Aid may be called upon for service as monitors or assistants to an amount not exceeding four hours a week...
Last day for receiving applications from first-year students for Price Greenleaf Aid...
...agitation which was started two years ago with the purpose of building a new reading room to the present library was taken up with great energy last year by Henry Phipps Ross '91. Very largely by his personal efforts letters were sent to al living Harvard graduates asking aid for the enterprise. Mr. Ross went abroad last June, and now, contrary to his previous plans, has decided not to return for another year, so that some other person interested in the success of the scheme should be immediately chosen to fill his place...