Word: costs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshmen are urged to subscribe to the book as soon as possible. It costs only $1 to subscribe now, whereas the book, when published, will cost $1.25. Blanks may be obtained from members of the Board or at the Rendesvous...
...investigation of actual conditions, startling facts were revealed, chief of which have to deal with the cost and size of the problem. Since 1901 the number of arrests for drunkenness has increased by 49,272, or 88 per cent, and the annual average increase has been 4,106 arrests per year; statistics of grave import to the state. Although it is impossible to estimate in dollars the yearly cost of inebriety to the Commonwealth, yet an idea of the expense may be obtained when it is considered that the cost arising from 63.4 per cent of all arrests...
...near a large city are shown. Next comes the question of student expenses. "A Typical Undergraduate's Expenses" is the title and the writer goes into detail describing all sides of the subject. Lastly comes a description of the Professional and Graduate Schools and an investigation into the high cost of living. Following these chapters there is a list of financial aids and the first complete catalog of publications concerning Harvard ever compiled...
...cost of publishing the volume has been partially borne by pledges from Harvard Clubs. This sum, however, is not sufficient to cover the total cost of the publication and distribution of the book throughout the schools and distant portions of the country where Harvard is at present hardly more than a name. For the booklet to fulfill the hopes of its publishers, it should be in the hands of the sub-Freshmen well before the June examinations. To accomplish this purpose enough money must be raised from the sale of a portion of the present edition to ensure the distribution...
...beauty than it now possesses. So a large number of small trees are now being planted, not because Professor Fisher believes that larger trees will not grow, but because there is not enough money to defray the planting of such trees. To place trees a foot in diameter would cost anywhere from $100 to $300 apiece. There is hardly enough money even to meet the demands for proper care of shrubbery and trees, let alone providing for new installations...