Word: moneyed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...clock. There are about thirty tables still unsold and unless these are purchased by Seniors before 2.30 on Thursday they will be sold to other members of the University who have received invitations to the Spread. It is necessary to sell all the tables in order to raise money enough to run the Spread without financial loss. The price of the tickets to Seniors will be the same as usual, and only cash will be accepted. SENIOR SPREAD COMMITTEE...
...being able to utilize the experience of older men. He must, furthermore, be his own doctor, and have, as every man of education should have, the quality of philosophy, which will enable him to possess some high purpose in life other than the mere attainment of fame or money...
...baseball team. The speakers were Coach Pieper, Captain Fischel, C. Wiggins '08 and G. G. Ball, '08, all of the whom emphasized the necessity of having every member of the class give his support to the team by coming out to cheer at the Yale game on Saturday. Sufficient money was raised at the meeting to secure the use of a brass band to play at the game...
Since the recent meeting of the Freshman class, only $400, one-third of the money to be collected for the class crew, has been received, raising the total sum to about $1,700. The minimum cost of the crew's trip and three weeks' stay at New London is about $2,700. Members of the class are urged to send more contributions to the fund. Money should be sent to G. A. Smith, Randolph 6, or left at the office of the Athletic Association...
...their own interest that all tickets should be kept out of the hands of speculators. The reasonable demands of porters, goodies, waiters, postmen and all College employees will be attended by the Committee. The giving of Yard or other tickets to these people as fees in place of money is extremely objectionable...