Word: poole
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fairly exact estimate of the probable cost of the swimming pool at the Union shows that close to $25,000 will be needed to cover the entire project, including the construction of the three walls, all other construction, and the architect's plans...
...Corporation voted yesterday to approve the plan for a swimming pool in the Union. No definite action has been taken as to the raising of the funds for this project, which will cost about $20,000, but a portion of the money needed will probably be transferred from the Gymnasium Fund. This fund of $10,000 was entrusted to the Corporation with the original purpose of the construction of a new gymnasium, having been raised by the classes from 1913 to 1917, inclusive. If the consent of all the donors of this fund can be secured for using...
...CRIMSON has throughout the entire campaign for the swimming pool co-operated with the Union authorities in securing plans to overcome all objections of those who opposed the plan. The original intention was to have a tank in that part of the basement of the Union left vacant by the removal of tthe CRIMSON to its new quarters. Owing to the fact that arguments were put forth which maintained that a swimming pool in that location would be injurious to the building as well as to people who lived continually in the resulting damp atmosphere and that no sunlight could...
Since the corporation have approved the plan for the Union swimming pool, nothing stands in the way of its construction but raising the necessary money. Three sources are open: the Gymnasium Fund, contribution from undergraduates, and contribution from graduates. As the donors of the Gymnasium Fund seem to favor its practical use for the pool, this sum of $10,000 probably will be available as a basis on which collection may start. About $10,000 more must be raised from graduates and undergraduates, unless the H. A. A. or the College itself will contribute. Since no classes after 1917 have...
...largest loss in recent years, last year's deficit being $3,990.46, while the total loss of the year previous was $6,614.62. The net loss of the House Department was practically the same as last year, both income and expenses being some-what lower. The gain from pool and cigars was almost identical with that of last season, the former department showing some increase and the latter a small decrease. The greatest point of difference was in the restaurant, which last year showed a gain of nearly $1,000 and this year a loss of more than...