Word: campaign
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...connection with the nation-wide Red Cross drive next week, a campaign for subscriptions will be conducted at the University from May 20 to 25. This drive will not be for increased membership, as was the case last fall, but for donations toward keeping up the work of the society. Throughout the country a strong attempt will be made to raise $100,000,000 during the week, for this sum is greatly needed to allow the present organization of relief to continue unimpaired...
...campaign here will be conducted by teams which will canvass the College. No quota has been assigned for the University nor for any of the classes. Cash payments alone will be taken; no pledges will be considered. Liberty Bonds will be accepted in payment of subscriptions. The drive will be carried on under the auspices of Phillips Brooks House and will be directed by G. C. Barclay...
...Uniform.--Campaign hat, O.D. shirt, O.D. coat, O.D. breeches, poncho worn as horse collar and containing articles listed above...
...headlines with an air of comparative indifference, prepared for the ordinary "local engagements" and "improvements of positions," where a week ago we snatched at the morning paper prepared for the worst. In this country, we have undoubtedly slipped into this tranquil stage behind the heavy barrage of the Loan campaign, which has given us little time for other things. Is the present state of mind one of unjustified confidence? By no means, Hard tests still confront the Allied armies; but the fact that refuses to be explained away is that in the seventh week of Germany's supreme effort...
...making late returns to the amount of $5,050, the Senior class yesterday succeeded in going "over the top" in the University Liberty Loan campaign, clearing their quota of $4,800 by more than $3,500. The Faculty, too, subscribed heavily yesterday, turning in a sum of $12,700, which brings their total up to within $2,000 of that collected from the College. The Juniors continued their purchases with a subscription of $50, while 1920 took $200 worth...