Word: pay
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...pause once a year in the midst of our daily routine to pay respect to the memory of the founder of our University. The exercises are simple and solemn, befitting the character they honor. But this year an added significance is attached to the celebration, a deeper meaning, as two battalions of the Training Corps are taking part. The spirit of duty, which has formed the most cherished tradition of our college life will be shown not in words, but in the shape of living accomplishment. The University will prove once more that after the lapse of three centuries...
...University sincerely hopes that Tatiana will pay us a call. We can give her tea at Phillips Brooks House and show her the glass flowers, or if she cares for informality we can always take her to a soccer game and then give a dinner in her honor at the Union. We suggest that the Student Council think over the matter of inviting the Grand Duchess to Harvard. She can always take a special course in Slavic and it would be an attraction to have enrolled in U4 the illustrious name of Tatiana Romanoff...
Every student registered in the University whose work for the whole academic year amounts to two and a half courses or more, except Law and Divinity students, is required to pay to the Bursar the second instalment of his tuition fee, $50, before 1 o'clock today...
Students failing to pay their dues at this time will be required to cease attending lectures and to forfeit all privileges of use of the University buildings, athletic grounds and dining balls. A special fee of $10 will be charged all students who are deprived of the privileges of the College for non-payment of dues...
...with the University. Old clothes, furniture and the other essentials of a happy existence all must be pawned to appease the all-powerful Bursar. By this time we are supposed to have bought fifty-dollars worth of knowledge from the University and if we desire more culture we must pay for it. So says Terry and he knows...