Word: costs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...average number of students who were regular boarders at Memorial Hall between September 27 and November 28 is 970. The average cost for each man is $5.25 per week, and the average number of transients per week...
...Concerts." The interest is all ready to be used, but it can not be used unless in some way Harvard students can attend the opera. A few Harvard seats, which men could obtain at reduced rates would be a step in the right direction, and this, of course, would cost money. There are many schemes suggested for bringing about the relations that we encourage, but the particular arrangements are not for us to decide. All that the CRIMSON wishes to emphasize is that we have the extraordinary advantage of a first-class opera in Boston, and that in some...
...Senior dormitories, with the exception of a small portion of Holworthy have steam heat, and the University has agreed to install steam heat in those rooms in Holworthy which do not have it now upon payment of cost of installation by the occupants...
...noticeable that in accordance with the general policy being pursued at Harvard, the minor teams have cost more. The attendance at the football games in the fall of 1911 was very large and should make up the loss of the year preceding. The receipts of the year were the smallest for some years. In 1908, the total receipts were $127,000. In 1909, they were $124,000. A substantial part of this decrease is due to the present policy of not soliciting subscriptions for the various teams from students. The experience of the past year shows that unless economy...
...country, measuring 210 by 100 feet over all, with an ice surface of 190 by 90 feet. The structure, which is built in the form of an arena supported by steel trusses on steel columns set in cement, has a seating capacity of 2,000 people and cost...