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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Athletic Association has gifts totalling $700,000. The balance remaining in the Athletic Association's surplus will be $111,111.62. Of the gifts made to the Harvard Athletic Association for the erection of the new gymnasium $250,000 was given with the understanding that $200,000 would be paid in 1930 and $50,000 in 1931. The Association will use its remaining surplus to pay the indebtedness covered by this deferred gift. The swimming pool in the new gymnasium will be completed in February, and the entire building in June...
Total receipts for the 12 months ending June 30, 1929, were $1,070,617.61: guarantees paid to visiting teams amounted to $291,217.00: the amount available for athletics and physical education was $779,400.61: total expenses were $562,228.69. Total receipts for the preceeding year were $1,014,554.44 and all expenses amounted...
These operating expenditures show an increase of more than $1,000,000 over the preceeding 12 months. On the other hand, money paid from income from athletic sports, and the expenses dependent upon operating income showed a reduction...
...June 30, 1929, the endowment of Harvard University, exclusive of land and buildings used for educational purposes totalled $92,978,138.11. Expenses were paid from the following sources of income: from funds and gifts, $5,691,539,39; from tuition fees, $2,781,198.31; from dormitory rentals, $768,646.96; from income of dining halls and the Harvard Union, $828,064.86; from income from athletic sports, $853,445.69; from other operating income...
...International Council, which sponsors this meeting, has changed its policy this year. Previously the foreign students held meetings for round table discussions, but hereafter the formal nature of the gatherings will not be emphasized, and more attention will be paid to the social aspect of the meetings...