Word: furnished
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...loose tenure of the various class funds calls for some provisions. It is suggested that, for example, the Association of the Alumni might furnish from its officers a small body of trustees to hold class funds, to pay the income of each fund to the order of the class secretary, and to dispose of each fund by fixed rules upon the extinction of the class to which it belonged. This subject is respectfully commended to the attention of the alumni...
...used by the public, and it will be open from 7 A. M. until sunset. The cost of streets and avenues, which the city of Boston is bound to provide under the indenture made with Harvard College, is about $70,000, and the city is also required to furnish a sufficient force of police to guard it. The rules and regulations governing the Arboretum are to be made jointly by the park commissioners and the corporation of Harvard College...
SECTION 2. It shall be the duty of the corresponding secretary to furnish any of the journals belonging to the association, as accurately and promptly as possible, such information respecting his college as is sought by said journal. For any neglect or non-performance of his duties his journal shall be responsible to the association...
...class who do not rank as commencement men. A goodly number of pedagogues have departed to wield the Birch in winter schools, but the proportion of teachers from the senior class is very small. Reeve's American Band of Providence has been engaged by the senior class to furnish the music for commencement week. Vocalists for the concert have not yet been selected. Owing to the lack of cooperation on the part of the under-classmen the seniors have decided not to establish a lecture course this winter. Several concerts and readings, however, will be given by private enterprise...
...committee of Harvard students are canvassing all the classes in order to obtain at least one hundred subscribers at $2 each for the organization of a reading room association. It certainly seems strange to us at Yale that the Harvard corporation should fail to furnish a good reading room.-[News...