Word: funds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...second appeal to Seniors for contributions to the Harvard Fund was mailed from Cambridge yesterday by Theodore Chase '34, class agent. According to a statement from the Fund headquarters in Wadsworth House last night, large contributions are not being solicited, but the primary aim is to enroll a large number of donors...
...contributions, as smaller return than that made by the Class of 1933 at this time last year. It is considerably short of the record of 267 subscribers, set seven years ago by the Class of 1927, the second Senior class in a list of nine to contribute to the Fund...
...various stages of the History 1 establishment to a lower one, and, though not a vociferous exponent of it, he nevertheless is sufficiently human to smile upon the adage of not "letting one's studies interfere with one's education." An accomplished story-teller, he has an inexhaustible fund, featuring prominently the one about Mr. Lowell and the fire-door, a worthy tale, and one well worth the hearing...
...your orchestra never play its own." Surprise came when Koussevitzky announced that he had never really heard his own double-bass concerto. He went and sat in the audience while Ludwig Juht, one of the orchestra's bull-fiddlers, played it. For the Boston Symphony's emergency fund the concert earned...
Brilliant lecturer and expert geologist, Professor Kirtley F. Mather is the dynamic force that makes Geology 1 the most enjoyable course offered here for passing off the science requirement. And what is more, it affords a fund of knowledge covering the most fascinating and basic theories of the earth itself...