Word: rent
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Under the plan, autoists are to rent parking space for five months at $3.50 per month, in return for which the lot will be guarded from 5 o'clock each evening until 8 o'clock the following morning. The University also offers snow removal facilities, but refuses to assume any responsibility for cars parked...
...point, the Administration unwound and cancelled the customary rent for Sanders, a courtesy which it does not extend to current dramatic groups, so taken was it with the idea of sponsoring an American premiere of a classical play. It was the "Phormio" of Terence, in 1894, and all of literary Boston, as well as whatever scholars happened to be in other parts of the country, were invited to attend. Even President Cleveland (of the United States) was sent an invitation, and although he declined with regrets, the whole production came off with celat, socially as well as educationally...
Today, Dean Hudnut declares that "Harvard needs a theatre more than it needs a Business School." The Dramatic Club and the Theatre Workship continue to use Sanders, (for which they must pay rent, lighting, janitors fees, etc.) a theatre which is, according to experts, more ill-equipped than that of any other major eastern University...
...priorities will be given to anyone. Quisenberry explained, because landlords would rent the quarters to outsiders by the time the AVC contacted the proper person on any priority schedule...
Accusing their landlord of charging rent for unborn babies and departed visitors, a Harvard graduate student and three research fellows last night filed suit for $13,476 damages against the management of a Cambridge apartment house...