Word: percents
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Turning its attention to budgetary matters, the committee set $2,500 as the minimum allotment to Brooks House from the funds taken in by the Harvard Service Fund at registration. This brings to an end the traditional practice of voting PBH an annual 45 percent of the council budget which in past years has fluctuated between...
...eventual monetary result of the new contract will be to raise the average hourly wage of the dining hall employees 16 percent, but the upward movement will not take place immediately, Reynolds emphasized, because of the necessity of hiring more employees to fill in when the work-week is reduced to five days...
...increase marks the second time in six months that faculty stipends have been upped. On July 1 teaching fellows received a 25 percent raise, annual instructors 20 percent, and assistant professors from 22 to about 6.5 percent boosts...
...levels of morality. He stands with his feet firmly in the muck, in full knowledge of what goes on in Boston, and why, and whom to go to see to have it stopped. His great lament is the overplay given the Society's censorship activities, which take only ten percent of its efforts and even less of its $2,500,000 endowment. Outside the field of censorship, Watch and Ward is just another Legion of Decency, an unofficial vice squad that has the support of most communities. But this controversial obscenity in print and on the stage, according...
...said his delegation would recommend to the United States Congress that this nation pay 33 percent for 1947 on a temporary basis but that the U.S. felt a top limit of 25 percent should be agreed upon for any one country after the world's economy has recovered from...