Word: pay
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Certainly it is the plain duty of the Tennis Association to see that players who pay for the use of courts (and pay such a price) shall find those courts in good condition. As it is now, unless a man is willing to be a burden to his neighbors or to hire a small boy to chase balls for him, his own life will be a burden to him. Cannot the proper authorities give a fair return for the money paid to the Tennis Association...
...aims of the society have been fully described in previous issues and need no further explanation. Now as the year draws to a close it is found that the financial condition of the society is not what it might be. Some two or three hundred dollars are needed to pay of the debts which have been incurred during the current year, in the efforts to spread among the working classes the influence of university teaching. An appeal is made to men in college, who feel an interest in this movement, to come to the aid of the Union. We believe...
...wish to call attention to the fact that the freshman class have not responded generously to the call for money, to pay the necessary expenses of their crew. A good $1200 are needed in order to enable them to go to New London at all. There is a large number of men in the class who have not yet contributed a cent, but such men ought surely to be willing to give, if they know that there is a rule forbidding the freshman crew from racing unless the necessary money is raised by subscription. All this money, then, must...
...Memorial Day draws near and the tablets in the vestibule of Memorial Hall grow in their significance, there comes to us a desire to meet together and pay our tribute to those older sons of Harvard. To honor their memory, to feel again their enthusiasm, and to catch if possible some of their high, heroic spirit of self-sacrifice, the college held last year a simple service on Memorial Day in Sanders Theatre. The sentiment of that occasion left no doubt as to the question of continuing the custom; and therefore a like service will be held this year. Invitations...
...PULZIFER of the New York World has made an offer to pay the expenses of sending an American crew to England to meet the champion Oxford eight, the crew to be the winner of the Harvard-Yale race. Although this offer appears attractive at first, it involves a point which deserves consideration. Harvard will doubtless be called upon to make some official reply. The feeling at present in college is too indefinite for us to say just what the nature of this reply will be. If it should be an acceptance and our crew should prove...