Word: funds
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...again seems necessary to call the attention of the members of '98 to their subscriptions to the Class Fund. Very few subscriptions indeed were received last week and the average subscription to date forces us to believe that the Fund will fall far below the required amount. From the entire class of over four hundred men, only eight-four have subscribed at all. Unless the members of the class respond more heartily to the appeal, '98 will have the smallest fund subscribed in recent years and consequently the class will not receive as great benefit from the fund as could...
...lecture this evening on Jerusalem will be by Theodore F. Wright '66. Dr. Wright's travels in Palestine and his office as secretary for the United States of the Palestine Exploration Fund have given him exceptional opportunities for a mastery of his subject. The topic is one of the deepest interest and importance...
...class of '94, one thousand copies are to be struck off. These are to cost one dollar apiece, and may be had when ready by application to the publishers. The publishers have not been chosen yet. Any receipts above the cost of printing will be added to the fund for the memorial gate...
Each year brings the same appeals from different committees and officers of the Senior class. The Secretary complains that men are slow and thoughtless about sending in the answered questions for their "Class Lives," the Class Committee, that the Class Fund is not receiving sufficient support, and the Photographic Committee has its annual wail about the Portfolio, and how men must keep their appointments...
...such has never been the case and it is growing monotonous. Why men cannot take the small amount of time and trouble necessary to comply with these little calls upon them is a question. Every man expects to make the most liberal contribution he can to his Class Fund, and every man wishes to have his picture appear in the Portfolio with those of his classmates. It would certainly seem but a small sacrifice to notify the treasurer of the amount one expects to contribute, or to keep one's photographic appointment, but it must be a great imposition...