Word: files
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...offices at both halls will be at Memorial, and students may sign on between the hours of 9 and 5 o'clock. Students who have a $400 bond on file at the Bursar's office may have their board charged on their January and June term bills, otherwise a deposit must be maintained in advance at the office...
...such envelopes, when duly stamped and addressed, tickets will be mailed as soon as they are ready for distribution and if the supply is not already exhausted. If, however, as often happens, the desired tickets are not ready for distribution, the envelopes will be kept on file in the order of application, and, as a rule, tickets for any course will be mailed to applicants a few days only before the actual beginning of that course...
...Thereafter meals will be served regularly in both buildings under the same arrangements as last year. Students of the University and officers appointed by the corporation may become members of either Hall by applying at the Auditor's Office in Memorial Hall. Students who have a $400 bond on file at the Bursar's Office may have their board charged on their term bills, otherwise a deposit must be maintained at the office...
...Appointment Office requests all members of the University registered for positions as teachers for 1916-17 to call at University 11 before leaving Cambridge for the summer. Candidates must make sure that the office has on file with each blank of registration, photographs and definite summer addresses. The lack of this information often cripples the office when quick appointments have to be made for candidates at a distance. The closest co-operation between candidates and the office is the only possible method of meeting emergency calls...
...deliver their manuscripts, typewritten, to the office of the Secretary of the School. The awarding of the prize may be withheld if the judges consider no dissertation to be worthy of it. A copy of the winning essay will be printed in the Law Review and another put on file in the Law Library...