Word: rising
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Seniors may obtain an unlimited number of tickets at the following prices; Sanders Theatre, $1; Stadium, 75 cents; Memorial Hall, 50 cents; the Yard, 25 cents. Since prices will rise on May 27, the committee urges the Seniors to fill out applications immediately...
Spring is here in all its glory of snow storms and slush. The strains of a handorgan rushing the season rekindles that unsettled feeling, attributed to spring in March, fall in October, winter in January. But surest of all signs, caps and gowns are rising in price. Like the robins, they have not yet appeared in musty Sever; but like the robins, the demand will rise with the supply. The thrifty Senior will buy early if he would appear in the exclusive spring picture! With the melting of the snow, the price of caps and gowns will mount by leaps...
Considerable improvement is being shown in all the boats, although there have been but two weeks of practice. Sickness has handicapped the University crews a little, but even with this they are showing a steadiness and a unity, which is favorable. The rise in temperature yesterday had its effect on the ice in the Charles, and a few consecutive days of such weather should enable the shells to be launched. The crews are very late in getting into the water this year, but since the ice is so thin they ought to be outdoors soon...
Hockey rose during the year from the position of a parasite to a self-supporting sport. It showed a profit of $186 in 1914, after having given rise to a deficit of $683, the year before...
After March 15, the price on caps and gowns will be raised 25 cents, with an additional rise of 25 cents for all men not measured by April...