Word: lends
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...ruling of the Committee on the Regulation of Athletic Sports, following the test bouts with M. I. T. last year, boxing is not to be an intercollegiate sport this year. The undergraduate members of the committee stated that boxing did not lend itself to intercollegiate athletic competition, and on their recommendation the sport was confined within intramural limits...
Money. The condition in the stock market in relation to money available for borrowing constituted almost a paradox in last week's trading. This "money" represents funds that banks are willing to lend authoritative brokers in financing their transactions. There was a great deal of it available last week and the interest rate fell at one time to as low as 3½ per cent for this class of borrowing which is known as call money or short terms loans. Added to these funds were the payments made to share and bond holders, whose coupons were collectible at this...
...Student Vagabond, who was wont to wander in, and at times lend color to, the pages of the CRIMSON last year has ceased his travels and so to speak, settled down to a peaceful old age and taken up house keeping where he will no longer be constrained to brush away the dust from the diamond--an occupation which at times brought him close to the verge of mental pneumonia. In fact, the Vagabond has become quite domestic, and as a result, his son will this year wander about upon the father's business...
This morning at 9 o'clock, the Law Book Loan Library of the Phillips Brooks House will begin to lend text books to needy students in the Law School. This library has at present 239 volumes of which 109 are books used in first year courses, 66 in second year courses and 64 in third year courses. Due to the fact that a number of courses are this year using new text books 64 volumes have been rendered obsolete and have had to be discarded...
This bill is a stupendous elaboration of the Administration's bygone bills for lending money to cooperative farmers. It provides for the creation of a Federal Farm Board of three members, with advisory councils. These men will establish commodity stabilization corporations?one for each important crop. The Government will lend $250,-000,000 to these corporations, so that they may purchase crops in the open market during periods of depression. To cooperative farming associations, the Government will lend $25,000,000 to buy equipment, warehouses, etc.; $25,000,000 for operating expenses...