Word: payments
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...other privileges as a student, until his financial relations with the University have been arranged satisfactorily to the Bursar. Failure to comply with this rule is deemed cause for separation of the student from the University. A student in the College who is deprived of his privileges for non-payment of dues is liable for a special fee of $10 upon his reinstatement...
...There are at present 82 freshmen and sophomores acting as waiters, and 16 upperclassmen working as ushers, doormen, and floor captains. Each waiter works two meals every day and sits with the other students for the third. For this service, if he works full time, he gets payment which is equivalent to the remission of board. Applications for the position are made through the Bureau of Self-Help...
...alleged conspiracy in falsely swearing and certifying the registration in connection with the assessment of W. Townsend '16 as a voter, both pleaded nolo contendere in court yesterday afternoon and were sentenced by Judge Hugo Dubuque, presiding in place of Judge Raymond, to pay fines of $200 each. Payment was ordered extended a reasonable length of time. In the first indictment which involved Harris only, the jury was unable to come to any decision...
...Endowment directs that, after the payment of certain annuities, the property shall be paid to the University and the net income used by it to promote applied science 'by maintaining professorships, workshops, laboratories and collections for any or all of those scientific subjects which have or may hereafter have application useful to man,' and by aiding needy students in pursuing those subjects. The request is made that the name 'Gordon McKay' shall be permanently attached to the purposes for which the income is expended. There is no requirement that the income shall be expended for any particular department...
...Gordon McKay Endowment and all of the net income from funds now credited to the Lawrence Scientific School. The Institute will devote the principal and income of all property held by it for these purposes. The funds so provided will be paid out through Technology for 'the payment of salaries, the maintenance of scholarships, the care of grounds, and the erection and maintenance of buildings and equipment,' etc., but all appropriations must be approved by the institution which supplies the funds, and buildings may be erected only from the share of the funds supplied by the Institute. The President...