Word: foxcrofts
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...They promise, if in Cambridge, to join the new Association at the opening of the next year; but they will of course have the same privilege of withdrawal, if arrangement are not to their liking, which they would have if they signed for Memorial, or for the Foxcroft Club. They will, however, by withdrawing early sacrifice their first fee of two dollars...
...necessity of making sure and ample provision, in the new Association, for men of slender means, is readily explained. The Foxcroft Club has wholly out-grown its present quarters, and will probably be obliged to vacate them be fore long I firmly believe that at the Opening of the next academic year there will be four hundred of our students demanding privileges such as the Foxcroft Club alone offers. There is no intention of taking away the Foxcroft Club's rooms, and giving it no standing in the hall. To do so would be grossly unjust to a large body...
...Foxcroft plan is not only a convenience, it is a necessity. It is a necessity for those who wish to live cheaply, for those who live at home, and for those who are absent part of the time from Cambridge. The Foxcroft club has outgrown its present quarters, and for other reasons cannot stay there. A hall seating 1000 would be none too big for a continuanc of its plan...
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...offering a hall to which the wealthier students can go. In fact many men now eating at private houses, would join the new hall if the food were better. That there is no demand for cheaper food than Memorial Hall offers is shown by the fact that the Foxcroft Club has no waiting list, as the CRIMSON stated yesterday morning. Would it not be expedient for the Corporation to canvass the college to find out what men would be willing to join a new hall when the board, although more expensive, would be better than at Memorial...