Word: quotas
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...this last week of the University's Liberty Loan drive the undergraduates face the problem of subscribing almost twice as much as was turned in by the College in the opening week of the campaign. The amount now needed to fulfill the College's quota of $30,000 is a sum of $19,100. This means that the average subscriptions must be more per day than averaged during the week preceding vacation...
...amount subscribed by that body before the holidays, bring the Faculty total up to $39,050. College total to date, $10,900 Faculty Receipts. Up to vacation, $13,600 During vacation, $25,450 ---- Faculty total to date, $39,050 University grand total to date, $49,950 College quota, $30,000 Amount to be raised by undergraduates, $19,100 Number of days left in Univer-versity drive, 6 Daily average necessary to put College "over...
...College Figures. Class. Quota. Collected. Needed...
This is as it should be, for $19,000 remains to be subscribed by undergraduates during this last week, if our quota is to be filled. The terms of subscription to these bonds are such that no one can plead exemption. The need of supplying our Government with the funds of fighting makes the filling of bond quotas imperative. Logic is no longer needed on this bond question. Action and quick action is in order. Let the University be among those institutions which not only recognize Government needs, but give of what they have in full measure...
...first week of the Third Liberty Loan Campaign at the University finds the College slightly over one-third of the way toward the fulfillment of its quota. In this same amount of time the Faculty members have added largely to the University's subscriptions to the sum of $13,600. Today the University's subscriptions total...