Word: funded
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard Law Review has added to its circulation this year three hundred paying subscribers, making in all eight hundred and twenty paying subscribers, and its permanent fund has increased from $250 to $1250. The prosperity of the Review is due largely to the interest taken in it by the Harvard Law School Association, which, indeed, has contributed to the success of the school in many ways...
...best approved translation of an Ode of Horace is his gift. He first made the offer in 1886 when the sum was divided up and distributed into three prizes. Since then the gift has appeared annually, but as it is unknown whether he left any fund for continuing the prize, this year may be the last opportunity of competing...
...prizes of $100 each "for the best essays by any student of the University on the ethical aspect of the modern social questions." This year, for the first time, the Crowninshield scholar-ships are available, - two with an income of $200 each. The Henry B. Humphrey Fund has been taken from the list of scholarships and now appears as a special fund, the income of which is to be used for the benefit especially of students coming from the State of Maine...
...College, he thought it would be a good thing to establish these lectures as regular institutions. In 1755, soon after his death, the first lecture was given, and they were kept up in the order prescribed in the bequest, till 1857, a period of over a century, when the fund became so low that it was decided to suspend the course for some years. This was done and the fund was allowed to accumulate till three years ago, when it was deemed proper to begin again. The lecture tonight will be the fourth one given since the new beginning...
...plan for the Christmas recess is the same as for the last two years. Edward G. Mason and Buchanan Win-throp fill the places, respectively, on the Corporation, left vacant by William M. Evarts, whose term has expired, and Thomas C Sloane, who died in June, 1890. The Christman Fund, amounting to more than $22,000, bequeathed by Joseph A. Christman '57, who died in 1888, has been added to the list of aids, the income being given to poor and deserving students. There are also four new scholarship funds for poor men, amounting to over $19,000. The price...