Word: barbered
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...President of the Society. From July 1, 1920, to December 31, 1920, the business at the Main Store amounted to $400,144.77, an increase of $39,650.44 over the total sales of the corresponding period in 1919. Sales at the Technology Branch (including the business of the Tech Barber Shop), amounted to $115,567.79, which is an increase of $13,606.73. Total sales for the six-months period thus amounted to $515,712.56, from which it can be seen that the Cooperative Society will probably reach the million-dollar mark in point of volume before the College year comes...
...departments of the Union will be available during the recess. The Library is to remain open daily, except Christmas Day, from 2 until 10 P. M.; the Billiard Room from 11 A. M. until 9 P. M., except Christmas and New Year's! and the Barber Shop will render service as usual. Cigarettes and candy will be founds as always at the counter. A convention and two special dinners are to take place in the Union during the vacation and other special functions, or the use of particular rooms for such, may be arranged for at the manager's office...
...which is apropos of the fact that today is the last day upon which the Union keeps open house. Hereafter only members will be allowed the varied privileges of the club: the dining rooms, the library, the barber shop, the billiard room, the tea dances, and the thousand and one other diversions and conveniences therein provided. Don't be a social scab on the Harvard body politic. Join the Union...
...total sales of $560,828.20 during the year preceding, an increase of $313,283.28. The increase in sales at the Harvard Square stores amounted to $257,638.46, and at the Technology Branch the increase was $65,800.08. There was a decrease of $3,853.55 in the business of the barber shop at the Institute of Technology and a further decrease of $6,301.71 due to the closing of the Canteen, which was maintained during 1918 for the use of men in the service...
...Stithton, a small village near Camp Knox, and a small R. O. T. C. exchange has been installed near the students' area. Then men, when off duty, are allowed and urged to make use of the Camp Knox Officers' Club, which is fully equipped with a reading room, barber shop, tennis courts, soda fountain and dance hall. Once a week dances are held at the club and all cadets are invited to attend. During the week the men are free from third mess at 6.30 P. M. until taps at 10. On Saturdays and Sundays the cadets will be permitted...