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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...total $800. Of this amount, the dues of the two hundred active members at twenty-five cents a month will (making allowance for occasional failure to pay) amount to about $500. The remaining $300 necessary to pay the running expenses of the Union on its present basis must be met by subscription, mainly within the University. To make the Union more attractive and so increase its membership and influence, and to place on a less precarious basis, more money is needed. About $100 could well be expended to furnish one of the rooms as a settlement room where students could...
...word of explanation is perhaps necessary in regard to the subscriptions which are being called for by the H. A. A. The organization has been rather unfortunate in the past in having its expenses larger than could be met by the funds at its disposal. This debt was in great part paid off last year, but there is still a large bill for record medals that must be paid. The association, if properly supported, will by the end of the year be free from all back obligations, and will not have to call again for subscriptions. The necessity for generous...
Night before last in New York, the University Athletic Club was organized. About fifty University Club men met at Delmonico's Thursday evening in response to a call and discussed the formation of a University Athletic Club. Mr. W. H. L. Lee was appointed temporary chairman and, as soon as he had taken the chair, said that it was the Club's intention to furnish its members with the best athletic facilities. There will be no professional amateurs or amateur professionals...
...administration. There are corrupt men in the Republican party but they do not control it. The Democratic party has descrted the American system of protection, it opposes the fitting reward of the very men who made its existence possible, and allies itself to corruption. The Republican party has manfully met and mastered all problems of the last thirty years...
...members and substitutes of last year's junior eleven, met last night in Hasting's 55, and unanimously re-elected J. H. Parker as captain of the team next fall...