Word: spendings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Drinkwater will arrive at the University Thursday before noon, and will spend the greater part of the morning visiting the Widener Library, the 47 Workshop, and the undergraduate publications. A luncheon in his honor will be given by the Signet Society. Because of his crowded program he will have to return to Boston early in the afternoon...
Undergraduates will spend their summers in New York City, learning the "ropes" of the banking business. They will follow the laboratory methods of doing real bank work in Wall Street. Training of the scholarship students is under supervision of the Bank's Educational Department. After graduation students will finish training and be assigned to one of the more than 50 foreign branches of the Bank. These are located in South and Central America and Europe. Some students may be assigned to branches of the International Banking Corporation, located chiefly in the Orient...
...will sail for Europe within a week and will go first to France, where he intends to spend several months in visiting and studying the French art museums and collections. Later, Professor Sachs will go to Italy to spend some time there. He will return in September in time to take up his academic work here at the opening of College...
...Army and Navy during the war, the Y. M. C. A. spend $2,795,196 for athletic equipment which is believed by its officials to be the largest order of its kind ever placed by a single organization. The figures represent only goods that were given away in foreign countries to our troops, and does not include the quantities disposed of in the camps at home...
Other statistics throw a different light on the controversy. They merely serve to indicate the way in which private school men spend the time which public school men put in study. Of the thirty-six players on the football squad five were from public high schools; of the thirty-five members of the Lampoon Board two prepared at public schools; of the seventeen members of the Advocate Board four prepared at public schools; while free education has only five representatives out of a total of thirty on the Student Council, of whom three hold office by reason of membership...