Word: exceeded
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...class dinner the first Monday after the class races. The committee appointed to attend to the dinner are Messrs. Denniston, Chapman and Lloyd. Mr. Perrin was elected toastmaster; Mr. Hubbard, orator; Mr. Warren, poet; and Mr. Dorr, chorister. It was voted that the price of the dinner should not exceed $2.00 per head. The committee to receive bids from photographers consists of Messrs. Curtis, Binney and Kellogg...
...those interested in the future existence and welfare of the Dining Association to return at once to Memorial. Men can no longer stay away because of cheaper board with better food elsewhere; for there is now a strong guarantee that the price of board at the hall will not exceed $4.25 per week; while the quality of the food is better than ever before, and most certainly superior to any that can be obtained outside at the same price. But this attempt to adapt the hall to the needs of the large number - the majority it is believed - of students...
...study of physiological physchology was in its infancy and the spirituality of divinity students was at its maximum point. I wondered, too, if, in searching the catalogue for economical arguments, she had found the following: "The cost of board to the members of this association is expected not to exceed $4.00 a week," referring, once upon a time, to Memorial Hall; but I hoped that Mr. Butterfield saw through the specious wording of that item, and acted accordingly...
...Resolved, That the salary of the steward be $2000 per annum, and that such increase take effect this year, provided he will consent to a forfeiture of $100 for each month in which he allows the board to exceed the average rate of $4,25 per week...
That the board of directors be requested to instruct the steward to keep the price of board as near $4.10 as possible. If the price should at any time exceed the maximum ($4.25) decided upon, the steward shall suffer such penalty as the directors may hereafter determine...