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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...members of the University will be $23 and each member of the party must pay his share of the camp expenses, $100 covering this item. The travelling expenses from Boston to Ouray Colo., need not exceed $140 so that the total expense in connection with the course will be about...
...held as usual on Monday. The registration room for all classes is University 19, on the second floor of the north entry. Every student in the College who at the end of the April vacation fails to register at the time set for the purpose; may be required to pay to the Bursar a fee of $5 before being permitted to register. Payment of this fee does not, however, preclude action by the Administrative Board in the case of students who register late...
...which is to be used for special purposes, one-third going to the library. The accumulated income raised the total to about $60,000; but the ever-increasing deficits which have existed since 1910 have consumed this increment, leaving now only $30,000 which is unrestricted. To pay this year's deficit the original principle will have to be attacked. Last year the deficit was over $9,000. Even if future deficits do not exceed the probable figure for this year, the endowment will be exhausted in about eight years; and the Union will be quite deteriorated if not obsolescent...
...face of these conditions the Union pays taxes which for last year amounted to $5,302.11, and rent to the University for the land on which the building stands of $1,260. This is an annual expense of at least $6,562.11. Under present circumstances it may be impossible for the University to forego this rental charge. But why should the Union be the only College building which has to pay taxes? It is not a private club, but the property of the entire University which it serves; and it is therefore entitled to the exemption which other such property...
...treasurer in his report has asked for suggestions that would help the Union. The CRIMSON ventures to offer a few. Why must the Union pay more than a thousand dollars each year in taxes? As part of the University could it not be exempted and this sum saved? Why is it possible for many men who have never joined the Union to avail themselves of its privileges? Why are the little boys, (employed ostensibly as pages) and the other uniformed persons so imposingly exanimate? Is their "service" worth $3,186.40 a year? Why can't the Union have Home Rule...