Word: fared
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...National Bank agrees to pay the student $50 a month for the first twelve months in its employ, with the opportunity of a permanent position at the end of that time. The National Bank further agrees to pay a sum not exceeding $150 for railroad fare to and from the university. This arrangement applies to both the Business School and the undergraduate body...
...from July 5 to August 8, this year. The camp will be composed of undergraduates and graduates in 1916 of colleges and universities; students in schools who have reached a grade equivalent to the Senior class in High School; and graduates, under 21, of such schools. The railroad fare from Boston to Plattsburg will be $5.50 over the Central Vermont lines. The only additions necessary to the regimental uniform as it is now worn will be two shirts and a jacket. The total expense for the entire trip will be about $28 plus the cost of extra clothes. The expense...
...entrance to the new offices is on University Avenue, just around the corner and back of Yale Station. University Avenue, which is the main in thorough fare between Academic and Sheffield, offers a location equally accessible to both the college and scientific departments...
...effort is being made by the Widener Library to from a "Harvard University Collection" of everything that illustrates in any way the current life of the University. Officers of societies, papers, and class officers are asked to send copies of programs, posters, tickets, bills of fare at society or class dinners, circulars, pamphlets, photographs, clippings, badges and medals or anything that bears upon present or past student life to the College Library...
Over three hundred men have signed up for the Princeton trip so the reduced rates-are assured. All who have not yet signed but wish to make the trip, can get railroad tickets in Thayer Common Room some time the week before the game. The round trip fare...