Word: moneyed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Corporation has guaranteed a site for the infirmary and several sets of plans have been made for the building. The exact location, however, has not been decided upon. A full discussion of the subject and of the various means of raising the necessary money will be contained in the Graduates' Magazine...
...prize competitions than we do. If that were the case, and the standards were kept high, the problem of securing more general recognition to scholarly attainment, which the Corporation has put before the Faculty, would be much nearer to solution. There would be no necessity for large appropriations of money. The prizes could be of small intrinsic value and still be a strong incentive to active competition, merely for the distinction they would confer...
President Eliot expressed himself in favor of the proposed club. He said that the chief difficulty would arise from the question of money. He said that $100,000 would doubtless be necessary for the building alone. He thought that $15,000 a year would be hardly sufficient for the expenses of the club. If each man were to be assessed $10 a year membership fee, as proposed, it would take 1500 members to make up this...
...dismayed to learn that her father has promised her hand to a young doctor, Diafoirus. Argan is bent upon getting a doctor into the family, as it would be so economical and convenient, but the stepmother, Beline, naturally opposes any marriage, with a sharp eye for Argan's money...
LOST, probably on Mt. Auburn street, between Holyoke and Boylston streets, a wallet containing a sum of money and a check payable to Malcolm Donald. Finder will receive reward by returning same to CRIMSON office...