Word: fund
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Dixon was determined to see that the sudden need for expenses should never arise again, and consequently, in 1951 gave $5000 for the establishment of the W. Palmer Dixon Squash Fund. Income from the Fund totals over 250 dollars per year, and at the present time serves as a broad financial base for an organization known as The Friends of Harvard Squash and Tennis...
...asking if they would care to contribute to the support of these squads. A man may earmark his gift for either squash or tennis and also specify whether or not the money is for immediate use or to be used to augment a permanent, interest-gathering squash or tennis fund...
...Palmer Dixon Squash Fund put the permanent squash fund on a firm footing, and in 1956, seeing the need for a similar gift to aid tennis, Dixon established the W. Palmer Dixon Tennis Fund...
...Fund, administered by prominent graduates and members of the Athletic Department, is gradually being built up by donations, and it is Barnaby's hope that there will eventually be enough money in the permanent fund so that the teams can function on the interest alone...
...present fee, Griswold reported, covers only little more than half the cost of educating each student. Last year, about $1250 per student had to be supplied from the alumni fund and endowments. Griswold said that even with the increase, students would only be paying part of the costs of their education...