Word: coste
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...knocks at their doors and greeted rather embarrassed House Committee members requesting the contribution of "House dues." The solicitors' embarrassment was probably due to their having to request voluntary payment for the maintenance of facilities which House inmates know they can, and feel they should enjoy at no extra cost...
...things which keep a House from being a mere dormitory and dining room are maintained and often provided by its House Committee. Most members take this equipment for granted, as they have been led to do by the general promise of the House system. Yet only part of its cost is absorbed in House budgets. House Committees must seek the rest in voluntary contributions...
...blame for this situation must rest on the College and House administrations, which have come to assume that the Committees will bear part of the financial burden. If certain facilities, in addition to bed, board, and plumbing, are important for House living, their cost should be met by University funds rather than by donation. Meanwhile, House Committees must resort to begging until provided other income for their work...
...thesislike reports, e.g., "Organization Structure Problems and the Operating Components Incident to Decentralization of Management." About half of G.E.'s permanent faculty are executives; like more and more companies, G.E. brings the rest in from college faculties. Each year G.E. puts 320 men through its course -at a cost of roughly $2,500 each...
...battle to win shares of a mythical common market. Like an adult Monopoly, the game allows each team a certain amount of money, gives each team a chance to increase its take by making decisions on such problems as advertising, promotion, distribution, etc., scores performances with an electronic computer. Cost for the two-week course: $960. Last year A.M.A. put 80,000 executives through their paces, even gave full-course graduates an embossed diploma...