Word: moneyed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...come forward to make the exception. The state of her crew finances is very low. Not only does this indicate deplorable selfishness on the part of the individual members, but a class spirit which has no place in Harvard. It is a weak excuse when asked for money to plead indebtedness and then openly to indulge in extravagant amusements. There were thirty-five men in Ninety-five last year who subscribed twenty-five dollars apiece. Ninety-six has just six men who have had the spirit to help their crew along to that extent. Comparatively few can subscribe...
...Yale Navy is having difficulty in raising money to pay the unusually large expenses of this year...
...WHITEHEAD,Leader.'95 - Soldiers Field Collectors. There will be a meeting of the collectors in 10 Holyoke House, Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, bring money and books...
...nines In justice to them the 'varsity management should see that there are enough diamonds to meet the needs of the various teams, or at last that the few that are to be had are put into respectable condition. It is unreasonable to ask that any large sum of money should be sunk in improvement, when it is a question of a very short time before there will be ample accomodations for class and 'varsity teams on Soldiers Field. It is only fair, however, that, until then, the present grounds should be made ordinarily decent. The 'varsity owes much...
...suburbs; Scribner's XI, 718. - (3) Improved dwellings and lodging houses; A. T. White, Workingmen's Dwellings; Fort. Rev. XLIX. 285. - (4) Reading-rooms and public baths; Scribners XI. 710. - (5) Sanitary inspection and regulation; J. B. Russel, Life in One Room. (b) Good tenements would pay a reasonable money profit: Boston Herald, Jan. 10, 1893; Octavia Hill, Homes of the London Poor, p. 3. - (c) The question is one of public charity, not of socialism...