Word: beds
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Since the statement was made in the CRIMSON of the amount subscribed toward a Harvard bed in Dr. Grenfell's Hospital in Labrador--at that time $386--further subscriptions have been received bringing the total to $636. The total subscription has come about equally from undergraduates and from graduates and instructors. The amount so far subscribed is a little over half the amount necessary to endow the bed. Very truly yours, W. C. SABINE...
...leadership of Mr. H. C. Boynton, will spend six days of the recess in field work at Pondville, Massachusetts, beginning Monday. Men may take the morning train from Back Bay Station at 7.34 o'clock; and, returning, leave Pondville for Boston in the afternoon at 5.38 o'clock. The bed-rock geology of a small area in the carboniferous basin of Norfolk County will be studied and maps will be made of the rock outcrops in this region...
...year ending February 28, 1905, was as follows: RESTAURANT DEPARTMENT Receipts. Expenses. Dining rooms, $26,699.85 $29,287.67 Lunch counter, 1,148.85 1,340.07 Cigar counter, 1,914.33 1,508.54 HOUSE DEPARTMENT. Receipts. Membership dues, (one- half annual), 11,090.00 Rent, 2,520.00 Care of rooms, 111.50 Rent of bed-rooms, 188.75 Interests on Deposits, 85.74 Miscellaneous, 61.42 Expenses. Current, $12,549.85 General, 2,590.35 Library, 524.96 Total receipts, $43,820.44 Net loss, 3,981.00 $47,801.44 $47,801.44 LOSS AND GAIN STATEMENT. Dining room: Receipts, $26,699.85 payments, 29,287.67 Loss, $2,587.82 Lunch Counter: Receipts, $1,148.85 Payments...
...increase the membership of the Union considerably, as nearly of the societies having less than 60 per cent, have raised their percentage to the required point. The Committee advises a light ring of the ropes in this respect another year. One of the smaller bed rooms has been allotted to the exclusive use of the Law School clubs for the College year...
...work on the old part of the club house is practically completed, and the three squash courts on the top of the building are finished, as are also the twenty new bed rooms, which are one of the most important features of the new club. They are intended primarily for non-resident members, and are to be furnished by graduate classes. Each class will adopt one room as, in a sense, its own, placing its class number on the door and class photographs and other memorabilia in the interior. All the rooms have been already taken in this...