Word: signed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...token of respect to those heroes for men entering the hall to remove their hats. On the stairs of the visitors' gallery in the dining hall is a placard requesting those unacquainted with the place and its ways to do so. Occasionally visitors fall to acquiesce in this small sign of respect. It is then customary for those below in the dining hall to call the attention of the guests to their failure to comply with what is considered respectful by tapping a tumbler with one of the table accessories. Past experience has proved that it is seldom or never...
...breakfast, 7.30-9.25; lunch, 12-1.30; dinner, 5.15-6.45. By presenting the Bursar's card at the office, men may eat at the Hall for a week without becoming liable to the membership fee of three dollars. After that period men wishing to continue eating at the Hall must sign the enrollment book. The fee may be charged upon their term bills or paid at the auditor's office...
...most encouraging sign in connection with the Business School is the success with which Dean Gay has enlisted the confidence and co-operation of many leading men in the business world who are enthusiastic enough for the success of the school to lend their...
...holder of a scholarship or other form of beneficiary aid is required by the rules to sign a receipt at the Bursar's Office for each payment made. By applying at the Bursar's Office at the beginning of the academic year and signing a receipt, the holder of such aid may receive and advance on the stipend thereof, which will be credited to him in payment of his tuition...
...breakfast, 7.30-9.25; lunch, 12-1.30; dinner, 5.15-6.45. By presenting the Bursar's card at the office, men may eat at the Hall for a week without becoming liable to the membership fee of three dollars. After that period men wishing to continue eating at the Hall must sign the enrollment book. The fee may be charged upon their term bills or paid at the auditor's office...