Word: coupon
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Obviously, the merchants, contemplating the size of the University's financial aid program, feel somehow compelled to contribute their small part to easing the burden of the struggling student. Their generosity has taken the shape of a one dollar coupon book whose benefits are evaluated...
...suppose the student were to conscientiously strive to maximize his own interest and spend every coupon in the book. If he were thrifty this would cost him no more than $300. However, no sensible person would be content with saving $7.50 on a grey flannel suit if by buying two of them he could save...
...University should recognize this abstinence and allow Claverly men the option of not paying for the breakfast meal if they do not intend to eat it. Those who wish may continue paying for three meals a day, but for the morning faster, payment by coupon for these rare occasions should be enough...
...vast amount of legal work connected with originating and distributing securities open up a broad field of opportunity for skillful corporation lawyers. In face, many of the leading figures in investment banking began as lawyers. The transit and country departments handle the transactions with other U. S. banks; coupon collection takes care of sending notices of payments due on notes; the candidate spends two weeks in each of these
Plans are still tentative, but it is believed that a solution similar to last years, with students receiving half-price tickets, will be reached. During the 1952-53 season all men with athletic coupon books were given half-price tickets for the Boston Arena. If the Garden and the H.A.A. reach terms, a bursar's card will be worth one-half the price of a seat...