Word: funds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Tickets are on sale at the Coop and Fay House in Radcliffe Yard. The lecture will benefit the Radcliffe 70th Anniversary Fund...
...increasing the income by enlarging the endowment fund, President Conant recognized the need for a major effort in this direction last June when be told the alumni at commencement that the University would need $90 million in the near future. Since then, although no concerted drive has been undertaken, he has appointed a special assistant whose job is fundamentally concerned with boosting the endowment fund. But the pain with which the money for the Lamont Library is being extracted from reluctant alumni, as well as the timidity that characterized the War Memorial Committee whenever large sums of money were mentioned...
With a canvassing and clerical force of almost 500 mobilized here and at Radcliffe, Samuel M. Robbins '45, newly-designated chairman of the University branch of the World Student Service Fund for the rehabilitation of foreign scholarship, promised last night that "we'll make 'em forget what apathy feels like," in pressing for a $20,000 quota...
First effect of a compulsory Activities Fee would be the assumption of a subtle power by the people distributing the funds--whether the Student Government or the Administration. At other colleges throughout the country it has been proved consistently that making activities dependent on a general fund leads finally, despite good intentions, to some control by the administrative body that collects and dispenses the money and therefore feels some responsibility for the way it is spent. Limitations on the independence of the organizations must inevitably result...
Dolph Samborski has his work cut out for him, for the baseball mentor must fund a capable catcher to replace last year's most valuable player, "Hoss" Hamlen. At the moment Web Durant and Cliff Crosby are first in line for the post...