Word: fee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Topeka, Candidate Reed reverted to Lawyer Reed when local lawyers told him how "thrilled" they had been by the $100,000 fee he was reported to have gotten for defending Henry Ford in the Sapiro libel case. "All I want to say about that case," replied Lawyer Reed, "is that, whatever the amount of that fee, it was not big enough to pay me for a client lying down after I had won my case...
...from being an imposition upon those who are unable to bear it, the larger tuition fee is to be regarded as a long-deferred and necessary measure, one which will enable Harvard to maintain its standards as an educational center...
Beginning with the next academic year the tuition fee for all new students in Harvard College and in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences will be $400, an increase of $100 over the present fee. This announcement was made last night by C. H. Moore '89, Dean of the Faculty of Arts' and Sciences...
...increased fee will correspond to that at other leading Eastern universities such as Yale, Dartmouth, Brown, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Williams, and Johns Hopkins. Princeton, however, has fixed its tuition...
Arrangements have been made so that this increase in tuition may not bear too heavily on needy and able students. All scholarships and fellowships under the control of the University, when assigned to men subject to the new fee, will be increased by $100; and substantial additions will be made to the loan funds of Harvard College and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...