Word: loans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...text-books will be added to the loan library in Phillips Brooks House and the magazines will be distributed among various charitable institutions. As in previous years, most of the clothing will be given to deserving charities in the vicinity of Cambridge and Boston, while some will go to the European war sufferers and a portion to institutions in the South...
...proportion of the class present. Again, this is practically the only existing Freshman tradition. Freshmen, here, lead an unusually unmolested existence. They are not called upon to wear caps, or to refrain from sitting on any sacred fence. Even this modest assessment is only in the nature of a loan upon posterity; 1919 itself may some day have a picnic. When the Freshman picture is finally taken, the class can use the opportunity to prove that its oversight was not deliberate...
...past, the clothing will be sent to deserving charitable institutions, while the magazines will be distributed to hospitals, reading rooms, and charitable homes. All text-books will go to the Phillips Brooks Loan Library. Books used in the larger courses, such as Government 1, History 1, Economics A, and English 28, are especially needed...
...previous years, the clothing will be sent to deserving charitable institutions, while the magazines will be distributed to hospitals, reading rooms, and charity homes. All text-books will go to the Phillips Brooks Loan Library. Books used in the larger courses, such as Government 1, History 1, Economics A, and English 28, are especially needed...
...projects have been undertaken this year which have been failures. The open, a loan library, did not seem to make much of an appeal, evidently because so few medical men wish to dispose of their books. The other, a class in Bible study and discussion, could into be put under way because of our inability to find a leader...