Word: cent
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...hockey games played by the University team in the Arena, except those with Yale and Princeton, have been placed on sale at $2 each. The holder is thus entitled to witness five games, namely those with Ottawa, Toronto, Cornell, Massachusetts Agricultural College, and Dartmouth. Two special sections of 75 cent seats have been reserved on the Harvard side for students of the University. The season tickets may be obtained at Leavitt & Peirce's, and at the office of the Athletic Association. In order to make the plan a success, it is hoped that a large number of men will take...
...annual "questionnaire" brought out many interesting points. Out of 147 colleges questioned, 28 per cent did not allow freshmen to play on representative varsity teams, and 60 per cent permitted no graduates to play. The training table has been abolished from 22 colleges with very satisfactory results, while no less than 70 per cent required physical examination of athletes prior to participation in university sport
...final election of Senior class officers is held in Phillips Brooks House today. Last week at the first election, 95 per cent of the class resident in Cambridge cast their ballots and the men elected were the choice of a large number of the class. In order to obtain the same satisfactory results today, it is the duty of every Senior to go to the polls and express his choice of candidates. An unusually large number of men have been nominated by petition for two of the committees, and if a small vote is cast, it is likely to result...
...part. Most of these, certainly, do not spend ten to twelve dollars per week for board alone. Nor are they apt to spend appreciably, much less liberally, for the luxuries concerning which the discussion has centered. There is the further fact that many of them do not smoke ten-cent cigars at all and a large proportion of them are total abstainers. That such liberal allowance should be made for items not found at all among the expenditures of many seems, therefore, a sad misconception of a fair average. An alleged expenditure of $25 for cigars and cigarettes...
...total of 993 composes roughly 43 per cent. of the total enrollment of the College...