Word: billing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...from membership in the Harvard Union: All men who were members last year are members again this year unless they have already again this year unless they have already resigned or do so before tomorrow night. Otherwise the membership fee of $10 will be charged upon the February term-bill...
...course, the utter suppression of individual choice which characterizes the German educational system is not to be transplanted to American shores. But it may legitimately be asked whether more compulsion in our educational bill-of-fare is not justifiable. BERNARD J. SNYDER...
...report of the outgoing treasurer of the Union shows a decrease in the deficit to less than one-third its size last year; and this is in spite of smaller receipts. Various house economies have been made, especially in the lighting bill, through the installation of mazda lamps. Moreover, the service offered has been somewhat improved; and a more attractive series of lectures given. For all of this last year's management is to be congratulated...
...members of the University during the next two weeks. During that period new students are invited to go through the building. Later the Union will be closed to all but members who have paid the membership fee of ten dollars, which may be charged on the January term bill. Those who are already members will continue as such unless they sign...
...double bill this month represents a new departure in the Workshop productions. Two long plays will be given, "Between the Lines," and "The Waves of Torre." Both plays are the products of Professor Baker's 47 A class at Radcliffe. "Between the Lines" was written by Mrs. Charlotte B. Chorpenning of Cambridge, a graduate student at Radcliffe. "The Waves of Torre" was written by Miss Ethel Claire Randall, of Chicago, Ill., also a graduate student at Radcliffe...