Word: coops
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Butler was of prime importance to the College, for it was he who dispensed beer, wine, and chocolate to the hungry and thirsty scholars. Another man filled the capacities of bursar, dean's office, parietal board, and coop. This worthy was the steward, who kept track of absences, excuses, and suspensions, and collected fines and imposed other disciplinary action. He also arranged for "special orders" for the students who wished to eat in the sanctity of their rooms, and who were well equipped to prepare their nightly repasts. The night of the fire, these backbones of the College lost their...
...that ancient and rather misinterpreted tradition of the Society, the Dividend, gave the organization a solidarity which dues-paying members of swankier clubs rarely felt. Nowadays the callow student regards his $1.76 annual salary as a mere wage for the trouble of eternal searching through his pockets for a coop card...
...expect that we will have to cut the Coop dividend again next year, but the business future is so uncertain that we can only express hopes," George E. Cole, manager of the Harvard Cooperative Society, stated yesterday at the close of the annual meeting for participating members, held in Harvard...
...receipts for this year are running almost the same as last fall and the Coop is as uncertain as other businesses whether the next tendency will be up or down...
...will be distributed on Friday, October 13. The rate on the dividend has been reduced from ten per cent on cash, and eight per cent on charge purchases, as in previous years, to nine and seven per cent respectively, despite the ten per cent cut in salary that the Coop adopted at the beginning of the last fiscal year, in anticipation of a smaller volume of business...