Word: moneyed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Fair in the Cage at 7.45 o'clock. A German band has been practicing for the occasion, the African dodger is in training, and as for the Jinx and the Debutante--well, wait until you see them. Full particulars of all the surprises cannot be given, but save your money and the date...
Refreshments will be generously supplied and every possible effort will be made to make the occasion a success. Seniors, save your money and enthusiasm for next Wednesday evening. Remember the date! Look for posters and further announcements...
...keenly enough interested to pay up in advance. Lee, Higginson and Co and every day receiving checks from undergraduates paying up pledges. This is the spirit that the committee wants to see, and this is the spirit with which all undergraduates must pay up in order to raise enough money to insure graduate backing...
...their work. Those sending in information to the club are requested to state the frequency with which news items are sent to their papers and the approximate amount of matter furnished. In order that the annual report of the Employment Office may be complete as regards the amount of money earned by students, it is also desired that correspondents supply information as to compensation received for their work. All communications should be sent to the Harvard Press Club, 47 Thayer Hall before Saturday...
...presented to the class of 1915. H. R. Hitchcock, Jr., '14, briefly outlined the circumstances of the turning of the Yard dormitories into Senior dormitories, and then the steps which have thus far been taken in the plan for lighting. As already announced, the way in which the necessary money will be raised is by pledges of $6 by members of the class of 1914, and $3 by members of the classes of 1915 and 1916. The committee from the Sophomore class is: R. A. Murray, Jr., of New York City, chairman, P. Blackmur of Quincy...