Word: endowment
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...natural for Harvard, and it is surprising that the usually astute and forward-looking Corporation has overlooked such an opportunity. Not only would it correct the unfair discrimination against the law students and exempt them also from an athletic fee, but there would be ample revenue left over to endow a couple of more scholarships or even a now theatre...
...departments. Thus, for both teaching and research, a committee would provide many of the advantages of a physical center for studies, without consuming large operating expenses. Eventually, like the Committee on General Education, a Committee for International Studies would acquire funds of its own, and could use them to endow chairs for well-known experts, such as Ralph Bunche, whose interests cut across the whole field of international relations...
...Foundation will endow two professorships and provide financial aid for research, advanced fellowships, and an increased library staff. The grant will also cover one half of the cost of an addition to the Law School's existing buildings for accommodating the School's increased international program...
...University received $1,584,000 of the money given for permanent endowment without restrictions on its use. The Medical School received $243,000, including $255,000 from Charles E. Merrill to endow the Samuel Levine professorship. $190,000 went to the University Library from the estate of William T. Morse...
...York investment banker Charles E. Merrill has given the University $400,000 to endow a medical school professorship of cardio-vascular and heart diseases, George P. Berry, Dean of the Medical School, announced yesterday...