Word: youngs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association has recently conducted a successful canvass for subscriptions for the extension of its building on Massachusetts avenue. Professors and other officers of the University taking part in this subscription, merely as individuals living in Cambridge, contributed the sum of $3,290. A committee has accordingly been organized among members of the Faculty, and has issued the following appeal...
...undersigned earnestly commend to the members of Harvard University the building enterprise of the Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association. We believe that a substantial contribution from them would be a desirable method of expressing the University's interest in the educational and civic work which the Association is doing for the people of Cambridge...
...understood that the swimming-tank, already included in the plans, with its artesian well and other accessories, would be very acceptable to the Building Committee as the gift of Harvard men, and it is known that this feature of the new building is eagerly desired by the young men and boys of Cambridge. The total cost of this equipment is estimated at $10,000. The undersigned therefore recommend this sum as the amount which members of the University should try to raise as Harvard's contribution to the building fund...
...call for subscriptions for a Harvard swimming tank in the new Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association gymnasium will, we feel sure, meet with the hearty commendation and support of the students and officers of the University. This affords one of those chances to give, where a great number of individuals, each by contributing a little, may leave a worthy monument of their goodwill...
...been shown in many ways, and especially by the connection which hundreds of them have had with the educational activities of the Prospect Union, the Social Union, and other organizations. Contributions for the support of such work have frequently and constantly been made. The present enterprise of the Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association offers an opportunity to contribute toward something which will permanently associate the University with the welfare of the city...