Word: moneyed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...information about fees, bonds and payments, see the printed rules; or apply at the Bursar's office in Lower Dano (hours 9-1). Every student, on his entrance to the University, must file a bond or deposit a sum of money with the Bursar as security for the payment of his dues. Every student must pay the first instalment of his tuition fee to the Bursar at the beginning of the academic year...
...support of the club is to be derived from nominal undergraduate dues, to be increased after leaving college, but several graduates have given pledges to advance sufficient money to put the plan into effect immediately. The partition has been removed between the two adjoining frame houses on the corner of Holyoke and South streets, and the whole will be made into a roomy club-house, ready for occupancy on October 20. This club house will contain training tables for the major teams and will provide a living place for graduates who come back to help in coaching. It will also...
...Mayo's story of "Robinson's Folly," illustrated the old text that he who makes money and nothing else is not a gainer. The story is well told...
Again, it often happens that a man's wealth spoils his possibilities of deep and diversified friendship. For it is among workers and never among idlers that true friendships are formed. But there are other possessions than those of money which interfere with a man's possibilities and foremost among these are intellectual possessions. These hinder the fulfillment of intellectual possibilities in three ways. First, many men of exceptional intellectual endowments waste themselves and their abilities just because their very brilliancy makes them unwilling to undergo necessary mental drudgery. Again, a man's academic possessions interfere with his possibilities when...
...best and in this case they are especially irritating. The Class of 1907 had a balance last year of over $15,000 including pledges, while to date the subscriptions from 1908 aggregate $11,669, of which only $1,111 has been paid in. The time is short but the money must be forthcoming...