Word: funding
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Robert is also a Trustee of the National Gallery of British Art, and one of the founders as well as the Chairman of the National Art Collections Fund. He is the author of several books and has formed a large library of photographs of paintings and drawings which is open for the use of all students and persons interested...
Rhodes' House is in no sense a rendezvous for undergraduate Rhodes Scholars, according to a statement made by Sir Otto Bolt; Senior Truston of the Fund. The spirit of the Rhodes bequest demands that the Scholars mingle with other men in their own colleges...
...Thousand Men of Harvard have become the 48000. A survey of the alumni, made by the Harvard Fund Council, gives the number of alumni in each state, and shows the total to be 47,992. Almost a third of the alumni is in Massachusetts at the present time. Eleven thousand, in round numbers, living in Greater Boston. In New England as a whole, there are 19,451 graduates...
...Fund Council sends its pictorial publication. "The Yard," to every alumnus. This paper published two or three times a year, prints pictures of undergraduate life at the University. The next issue will appear on November...
...sixth of the college population should be sacked. So says Dean Christian Gauss of Princeton, in Scribner's magazine for October. He further states that a good college course costs the boy's parents and the college endowment fund from $8,000 to $10,000; asks that money be saved by putting certain boys to work...