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Students are hereby reminded that the first instalment of the tuition-fee is required to be paid to the Bursar in advance, without the presentation of a bill, promptly at the beginning of the academic year; and that students who fall to make payment promptly are liable to the loss of University privileges until such time as they shall have arranged their financial relations with the University in a manner satisfactory to the Bursar...
...required at this time from most students is Ninety dollars; but a few Graduate and Special Students whose fees for partial work amount to less than that sum are required to pay in advance their entire tuition-fee for the academic year. The rules governing fees and their payment are to be found in the University Catalogue under the various department headings. Repoints of those rules may be obtained at the Bursar's office, where questions regarding them will be answered...
...will be for the best three out of five sets. Entries will be received up to 4 o'clock on Tuesday, June 13, by R. C. Seaver, Post Office Box 392, Boston. All communications by telephone should be made to the Longwood Cricket Club. Brookline 492-4. An entrance fee of $1 should accompany each entry...
...University, whether or not a member of the Club, may be entered in this race, and will be handicapped on her load water line measurement. Men wishing to enter this race are requested to send the names and water line lengths of their boats together with the entrance fee of $2 to T. D. Sloan, 58 Mt. Auburn street, before Tuesday, June 20. The list of entries, handicaps and detailed particulars concerning the race will be published on that date...
...will continue every afternoon until the final round is played on. Medals will be awarded to the winner of the tournament and the runner up. As only 15 men have entered, the time for receiving entries has been extended to 12 o'clock today. Entries, together with the entrance fee of $1, should be sent to M. McBurney, Claverly...