Word: capita
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...total per capita cost of the course, including tuition, traveling, and camp expenses, should not exceed $250. Persons interested are invited to correspond with Dr. G. R. Mansfield, 54 Geological Museum, Cambridge. Applications for membership should be submitted not later than June 10. The course may be counted for a degree for those satisfactorily completing the work, provided they have previously taken Geology 4 or its equivalent...
...idea that wealth was due to labor alone, and had agreed with the statement quoted above. These men form a new school of socialism, which undertakes to justify the idea that, notwithstanding the fact that management is the essential in producing wealth, the laborer should receive his just "per capita" average. Four arguments were put forward, and treated by the lecturer...
This argument was met by J. S. Davis, when he continued the negative discussion. He showed that the plan would be almost impossible for the French government, because of the large debt and the heavy per capita...
Yesterday only $3.35 was collected in the boxes placed for contributions to the Senior picnic. The lowest possible estimate of the expenses is $425, of which but $115 has now been raised. In order to make the per capita charge reasonably small it will be necessary for men to contribute a much larger amount at once so that the committee may be able to estimate the fund available. Contributions may be left in the boxes at Memorial, Randall, the Union and Leavitt's or sent to A. F. Nazro at the CRIMSON office...
...order to meet the expenses, which will be very heavy, the committee has placed boxes for extra contributions at the Union, Memorial, Randall and Leavitt's, and a small per capita charge will be made to pay the deficit if sufficient money is not collected...