Word: funding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...share in the compensation paid to the student, and normally the amount: paid the student is divided equally between the School and the Church. The School has available about $16,000 of scholarship money, from four different sources. Corporation Scholarships. Andover Scholar ships. Hopkins Shares, and the Williams Fund. In previous years this amount has been spent in full, and during 1922-23 was overdrawn. Last year there was an unexpended balance of $2,800 standing to the credit of these funds, which reverts to the principal. The new plan will, therefore, greatly extend the effectiveness of our resources...
...second day of the Student Friendship Fund drive came to a close last night with an unexpectedly small amount of returns. The committee which is directing the campaign had hoped to reach its quota of $4,000 by last evening but the returns so far have fallen far short of expectations...
...Student Friendship drive, making its three-day campaign for a fund for foreign student relief, finished the first day of its canvass of the University last night. Although quite a large amount was subscribed for the first day, the showing was not as strong as at this stage of the drive last year and the committee will make an even more intensive effort to reach its quota today and tomorrow...
...explaining the purpose of the drive, the committee has emphasized the fact that the fund collected is not given for "charity" in the ordinary sense of the word. The spirit of the donation is one of cooperative help rather than alms giving. The money is devoted in the greater part to establishing institutions which will, enable the poverty-stricken students to support themselves while they carry on their study...
...offer of the dormitories is to be named Mower Hall in accord with the wishes of Sara E. Mower. She bequeathed to the University a fund with the request that it be used for a building in the memory of her father. Thomas G. Mower of the class of 1810. The fund is not fully sufficient for the cost but the balanced as well as the entire cost of Lionel Hall are to be paid for by gifts made for this special purpose...