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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...large, stamped envelope, addressed to the applicant, should accompany each application. A two-cent stamp will pay the postage on two tickets. Tickets will be sent by registered mail, it stamps to the amount of eight cents in addition to the regular postage are put on the addressed envelope; 10. Each applicant should enclose a self-addressed postal card for the acknowledgement of his application; 11. Seats will be assigned by lot, and the management cannot answer communications requesting a change in seats after allotment; 12. Applications will be received for the Harvard-Yale game tickets not later than...
...land has been acquired at considerable expense and as the income from it is insufficient to pay the cost of maintenance, a number of prominent graduates have subscribed to make up the annual deficit. The land is held by the following trustees, who act as directors of the syndicate and manage the property: R. Bacon '80, J. A. Burden '93, E. W. Forbes '95, A. Hemenway '75, T. N. Perkins...
...troupes to over a hundred philanthropic institutions in greater Boston, and several applications have already been received. It is planned this year more carefully to restrict the entertainments, which consist usually of readings, musical numbers, and sleight of hand tricks, to those institutions that cannot afford to pay for any entertainment, and where, therefore, there would otherwise be no such diversion. Such institutions are usually homes for incurables, hospitals, sailors' havens, and poor houses. Men who have ability to entertain and are willing to do this work should send their names to the chairman of the committee, Claverly...
...lecturer next described the training and daily routine of a life-saver. The men must pass civil service examinations and severe annual physical tests. The pay is small and the work proportionally hard, for two men are always on patrol duty at night and on foggy days, and no matter what the weather is, they must remain out four hours at a time. Frequent drills are held with the self-righting and self-bailing boats and with the breeches-buoy...
...required at this time from most students is ninety dollars, but a few Graduate and Special Students whose fees for partial work amount to less than that sum are required to pay in advance their entire tuition fee for the academic year...