Word: money
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...when the European war broke out, has organized the American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps. This body is composed largely of Harvard, Yale, and Princeton graduates, and is aiding splendidly in saving the lives of wounded soldiers. The corps has been hampered in its work so far by lack of money. Contributions for the project should be sent to the American volunteer motor-ambulance corps, London, care of Messrs. Brown Brothers, 59 Wall street, New York...
Active steps are being taken at New Haven towards raising money for the aid of the Red Cross in Europe. For the furtherance of this project a collection will be taken at the time of the Harvard-Yale game on Saturday. The work is being undertaken by the Yale undergraduate Red Cross relief committee, in co-operation with the Yale Alumni Weekly and the Yale Daily News. The collection, it is hoped, will raise enough to place more motor ambulances in the field. Checks should be made payable to Albert H. Ely, Jr., Treasurer of the Red Cross Fund, Yale...
...presented is Miss Caroline Budd's "The Only Girl in Sight," a light comedy of confused identity with many witty lines and amusing situations. The MacDowell Fellowship was divided this year between Miss Budd's comedy and a serious play by Miss Margaret Champney, called "Nothing But Money." Both Miss Budd and Miss Champney are students in English 47 at Radcliffe...
...fund the privilege of the best seats in the Bowl has never been popular with the students. The Yale "News" in an editorial condemning the action of the authorities, says: "The reason for this mysterious system of allotment is the necessity of securing a certain amount of money for the completion of the Bowl. In order to raise this money it was found expedient to promise the subscribers seats for 15 years 'to be the best in the stands'. In fulfillment of this agreement the section which should belong to the students must be given up to the subscribing graduates...
While its impetus has decreased, it should not be allowed to stop entirely. Each class should add something to the fund, for the raising of so large an amount of money, even for so desirable an object, is a matter of time and patience. Success in two and a half years could hardly be expected...