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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Christmas recess, the sum of $3818 was collected from the members of the class of 1917 but only about 50 per cent, of the class were reached. It is desired to reach the other half of the class as soon as possible in order that the undergraduate total of subscriptions may be made complete...
Nearly one thousand men use the Union every day. In the face of these statistics which are printed in the Union number of the CRIMSON today, the men who are in the habit of calling the Union a failure must modulate their terms. While the total membership for this year has fallen off slightly as compared with last year's figures, it is high enough to indicate that the Union is far from being a failure. Of course, the membership might be increased. But it is probable that a very large proportion of the men who really want...
...Gymnasium Committee will send out personal letters today to all upperclassmen who have made pledges towards the new gymnasium but have not yet paid in the total amount. The letters will give the amount still due the committee from each individual and are an appeal for the prompt fulfilment of the obligations. This is the last written request which will be made for funds. If the total amount is not soon forthcoming, an individual canvass will be made to secure...
Since the active campaign for securing pledges from the class of 1917 closed last Thursday evening, the committee in charge has received subscriptions amounting to $152. This swells the class total up to $3818 which exceeds the Sophomore's mark of $3241 by $577. This total represents contributions from about 55 per cent of the class. An effort will be made to reach the remaining 45 per cent after the holidays...
...Freshmen closed their week's work in securing contributions for the new gymnasium with a total of $3666. This is $425 better than the former record of $3241 held by the Sophomores. During the past week, the collectors succeeded in reaching 45 per cent. of the class, practically all of whom contributed something. An effort will be made to reach the remaining 55 per cent. after Christmas. The standing of the first ten collectors is as follows: C. P. Stewart, $363; S. J. Y. Mann, $302; D. Campbell, $295; H. G. Reynolds, $264; J. Hubbell, $244; S. Poor...