Word: tenants
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...enter; undesirables are bound to get in; and when they find doors alluringly open and valuables spread temptingly within easy reach, it is not surprising that they make the best of their opportunities. The spirit of hospitality that leaves doors invitingly open is admirable; but when the tenant is not in, it is wasted welcome. The turning of a key is not a difficult task, the carrying of the key is not a heavy burden either for memory or for pocket. Much difficulty can be avoided if students will follow the simple precept of locking doors and ground floor windows...
...leave Cambridge before June. Furthermore, if you are not sure of being admitted to college let your landlady understand that. The latter has a custom of assuming a great deal that is not mentioned, and even without a signed contract, can make it very disagreeable for her tenant should he decide to leave...
...outer doors of all College buildings will be locked, for the vacation, on Sunday, June 26. The buildings will be opened again Friday morning, September 16. Any one who wishes to enter a College room in the vacation must bring a written permission, signed by the tenant, which must be given to the Janitor. No student will be allowed to occupy his room during any part of the vacation unless he shows to the Janitor the Bursar's written permission...
...outer doors of all College buildings will be locked, for the vacation, on Sunday, June 26. The buildings will be opened again Friday morning, September 16. Any one who wishes to enter a College room in the vacation must bring a written permission, signed by the tenant, which must be given to the Janitor. No student will be allowed to occupy his room during any part of the vacation unless he shows to the Janitor the Bursar's written permission...