Word: loan
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...School of Applied Science, Arts and Sciences, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Dental School, Medical School, Law School, Divinity School; professors in the University, associate professors, assistant deans, assistant professors, other members of Faculties, other permanent officials former members of the Corporation and Overseers, trustees of the Hopkins, Loan, and Sanders Funds, ministers in Old Cambridge Churches and preachers to the University, Presidents of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston University, Tufts College, Boston College, Simmons College, Episcopal Theological School, New Church Theological School, St. John's Ecclesiastical Seminary, Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education, United States senators...
...clothing was held for students in need. Of the magazines one box was sent to the Cambridge Hospital, one to the Holy Ghost Hospital, one to the Cambridge jail, and a quantity to the Cambridge City Missionary. The text-books were placed on the shelves of the text-book loan library...
...charge of the probate court work and the entertainment troupes, P. W. Carter '10 of assignments which place men as directors of boys clubs, L. C. Seaverns '10 of deputations to various schools and Y. M. C. A's., and H. E. Wetzel '11 of the Text Book Loan Library...
...Brooks House Association. Clothing of all kinds is solicited,--overcoats, coats, trousers, underwear, hats and caps, neckties, collars, shoes, etc. The best of the clothing is reserved for needy students and the remainder is sent to those institutions where the most needs can be served. For the text-book loan library any text-books in common use in the University courses will be most acceptable. The association is indebted to those men who have volunteered to be responsible for the collection in their own buildings. J. M. GROTON...
...Leyden. Mr. James Loeb '03 has added to his last year's gift of $1000, for the purchase of 17 lead pencil drawings by Turner, the sum of $210 for a case to contain these drawings. From Mr. Walter M. Cabot the Museum has received, as an indefinite loan, a small collection of Japanese works of art, consisting of drawings, paintings and ornamental carvings...