Word: money
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Seniors are reminded of the rule that no student is admitted to a degree until he has returned to the Library all books which he has borrowed; or in default of this has replaced them, or has deposited with the librarian double their money value, or if the books belong to a set, double the money value of the complete set. Seniors should return all books today, as those returning them later will have to receive from the librarian a certificate of return, which must be shown to the Bursar...
...having the above belts in their possession should either turn them in immediately to Regimental Headquarters, or the money value ($1.25), if they desire to retain them. It is hoped that this will be the last notice it will be necessary to publish regarding this matter...
Seniors are reminded of the rule that no student is admitted to a degree until he has returned to the Library all books which he has borrowed; or in default of this has replaced them, or has deposited with the librarian double the money value of the books, or if the books belong to a set or sets, double the money value of the complete set or sets. Seniors are requested to return all books by Monday. Those who return them after Monday should receive from the Librarian at the time of returning the books a certificate of return, which...
...student shall represent his university in any athletic team or crew who receives from others than those on whom he is naturally dependent for financial support money or the equivalent of money, such as board and lodging, etc., unless the source and character of these gifts or payments to him shall be approved by the University Committee on Eligibility, subject to the approval of the Committee of the Chairmen, on the ground that they have not accrued to him primarily because of his ability as an athlete. Cases are to be submitted in advance to the University Committee on Eligibility...
During the past year Harvard has been asked to contribute to more organized and unorganized charities, war relief funds and bazaars than every before, and the undergraduate has quite cheerfully overdrawn his bank account and contributed. The campaign to raise money for the New York Allied Bazaar, which began this week, comes at an unfortunate time as far as the colleges are concerned. A large part of the men are away during the examination period, and those who remain find nearly all their available funds swallowed up by June bills, but the number of votes cast in the contest...