Word: price
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...these teams were largely supported by subscriptions from the two lower classes. It would seem fairer to raise the cost of the H. A. A. and season tickets, and devise some way to make up any deficit, but the present method of collecting subscriptions seems unfair and undignified. The price of the H. A. A. ticket is $5, and it admits the holder to all home games in football, baseball, and track, except those with Yale. If this price was raised to $7 or $8 would it not help the athletic treasury and would the number of holders decrease...
...position to judge as to the expediency of increasing the price of the tickets. If, as you say, the debt is being extinguished at the rate of $20,000 a year, it seems to me that the conditions would hardly warrant raising the price of the tickets. ELIOT SPALDING...
...without subscriptions and with the additional expense of the minor sports added on, a credit balance of $25,000 is possible, why should the price of H. A. A. tickets be raised? Is not that a sufficient sum to expend each year upon permanent improvements, and the debt on the Stadium? CHANNING FROTHINGHAM...
...Brattle Hall. Applications for seats for the public performances, to be given on March 24 in Brattle Hall, and on March 25 in Potter Hall, Boston, may be sent to C. E. Ware, Jr., Matthews 19. Tickets will be allotted in the order in which applications are received. The price of tickets for both performances is, as follows: orchestra, $1.50; balcony, $1. There will be no public sale...
...which men may obtain money to help them through College is from scholarships, prizes, and awards from the Price Greenleaf, Beneficiary and Loan Funds. Another way is by obtaining work through the Appointments Office. A list is given of 50 different kinds of work which students secured from this office during the last year...