Word: costing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...fine pointed gold pens have been ordered. Stubs in stock. Soule Photo. Co.'s stock is ready. The framed pieces cannot be replaced at present prices. Three more Langdell on contracts at $8.25. Stephen's Criminal Law, ready at $1.83. The remaining pieces of furniture will be sold at cost to avoid returning them to Boston. A Howard watch in an 18k gold case listed at $186.00 will be furnished soon, on a recent order for $150.00. Record note books at 19c. per quire...
...fine pointed gold pens have been ordered. Stubs in stock. Soule Photo. Co.'s stock is ready. The framed pieces cannot be replaced at present prices. Three more Langdell on contracts at $8.25. Stephen's Criminal Law, ready at $1.83. The remaining pieces of furniture will be sold at cost to avoid returning them to Boston. A Howard watch in an 18k gold case listed at $186.00 will be furnished soon, on a recent order for $150.00. Record note books at 19c. per quire...
...official estimate of cost of living (p. 138 of the last catalogue) the one item which does not figure in the lowest as well as the highest calculation is 'Societies and subscriptions to sports.' A student may join no society and contribute nothing to crews and teams. I have no means of judging how many are found in this category, but that most of them refrain reluctantly - as betraying either their poverty or want of sympathy with their fellows - I do not doubt. Upon those who do contribute to the sports, a variety of motives press with great force...
...need of a new gymnasium has been sadly felt for the last few years by the various athletic teams of Yale. Plans have been made for a new and elegant gymnasium, and a subscription list has been circulated among the alumni. It is estimated that the cost of the proposed building will be about one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars. As only a few thousand dollars have as yet been subscribed, it will probably be two or three years before the new gymnasium will be erected. The Yale News gives the following plan of the new gymnasium...
...would like to make one or two suggestions to the freshman class through the CRIMSON. The nine has done something which is certainly deserving of some substantial recognition. It seems to me that the nine should be presented with cups by the class - and handsome ones at that. The cost, when divided among the freshman class, would be very small, and there are few men who, if properly solicited, would refuse to subscribe. Then I think that the members of the class who accompanied the nine should receive small silver medals in commemoration of the victory in which they cannot...