Word: fund
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...winning team will hold the intercollegiate cup for one year, and in addition each member of the team will receive a silver medal. The men on the Harvard team, whether they win or lose, will be awarded medals through the fund recently established by Mr. A. C. White '02, a former vice-president of the University Chess Club. With the exception of L. P. Carr 1L., Who is unable to play, the University team is the came as last year's championship team and its chances of winning are good...
...accordance with the will of George Smith '53, of St. Louis, filed in March, 1902, the treasurer of the Corporation has received in cash and securities a payment of $257, 550.66. As the will provides that this fund may not be used until it shall have accumulated to $450,000, which will take between 15 and 20 years, no definite plans have as yet been made towards the erection of the three dormitories for which the fund was started. The dormitories are to be named respectively, the James Smith Hall, the Persis Smith Hall, and the George Smith Hall...
...Harvard College C. H. Dickerman '07, Harvard College I. Doughton '07, Orlando W. Doe C. S. Downes '07, Harvard College H. G. Dunning '07, Harvard College J. M. Eaton '07, 1-2 Ebenezer Rockwood Hoar G. C. Evans '07, George Emerson Lowell R. T. Evans '07, Price Greenleaf Fund P. S. Fiske '07, Bowditch H. E. Fleischner '06, Class of 1828 R. C. Floson '07, Harvard College J. Ford '05, Harvard College F. Fraser '06, Story W. H. Freeman '06, Class of 1817 H. L. Frevert '05, Harvard College E. W. Friend '07, Sales A. H. Gale '05, Bowditch...
...order to defray the cost of the Sophomore class beer nights and smokers it has been decided to establish a permanent class fund. A small assessment will be made upon every Sophomore, beyond which no contributions for such purposes will be necessary...
...addition to the regular scholarships in the division of chemistry, a fund has been established by the Messrs. Mallinckrodt of St. Louis, which will pay yearly the sum of $500. This amount will be awarded to a student of chemistry in the Graduate School, on condition that he serve the subsequent year in the Mallinckrodt Chemical Works at a suitable salary. The student must, have taken at least Chemistry 5, 6, 9 and 10, and must take or have taken Chemistry 11. Applications should be sent to Professor T. W. Richards, Boylston Hall, before April...