Word: trusting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Knowing this, we must lay our plans so that an adequate system of military preparedness will give us our surest guarantee of peace. A scheme of training which is hastily planned and insufficient may prove worse than nothing. We must trust to the authorities of the nation to guard our honor. We must trust to the authorities of the University to formulate a plan whereby we shall be prepared to defend that honor...
...Harvard accepted a trust of $22,000,000 under the will of Gordon Mackay for the purpose of building up a strong and efficient department of engineering education and research. Since that time the University has concluded its affiliations with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and with the intention of making the best possible use of the endowment, the President and Fellows of Harvard have petitioned the trustees of the bequest to transfer the funds to Technology. This is certainly contrary to the letter, and, according to the trustees, to the spirit of Mr. Mackay's will, for the latter...
...ruined finances, is endeavoring to construct a canal through a small town in New York. He has secured the option on the land desired from the land owners, who are poor farmers. He is continually blocked in his efforts to get the charter granted by the local coal trust and several other powerful corporations, whose interests would be jeopardized by the building of the canal. Marns, his ward, Faith Stuart and several others who have the interest of the community at heart, are struggling to secure the granting of the charter in spite of powerful opposition. The options are about...
...trust that the students of the University which stands for the highest ideals and broadest sympathies may respond to our appeal by their presence and generosity. G. M. MESSIRIAN. H. I. KATIBAH 2DV. K. BLOROSIAN 2G. G. S. KHUKKI S. D. MALOUT...
After all expenses had been met, it was found possible to set aside in trust $700 for the 1918 Senior Class treasury, leaving a balance of $107.06 to meet any possible expense before the Junior Collection should be made. Credits to Date. Balance from '14-'15 $442.99 Recd. from Red Book 300.00 Class Collection 1,129.93 Sale of Dinner Tickets 336.60 Interest 13.88 Total $2,223.40 Expenditures to Date. Sundial $205.00 Printing 17.50 Typewriting 10.24 Ballots, postals, tickets 25.30 Smoker in Union 168.13 Student Council Dues 10.00 Flowers 6.50 Finance Committee Pledges 1.30 Class Banquet 667.50 Total $1,111.67 Total...