Word: earning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Last year there were thirty-four Harvard men who spent one night a week in this work. In all, 600 foreigners were registered in the Y. M. C. A. courses. These men attend because it is to their economic advantage to learn the language; they earn higher wages with the knowledge of English than without. Moreover, the classes are held in the very centre of the foreign districts of East Cambridge. This year the enrollment is expected to be 1000 and the number of teachers will be raised to 50. To those who are interest in social work exceptional opportunities...
...conducted. He simply expects to make the "combination" such in fact as well as in name. At Memorial Hall, however, the conditions are different. Memorial, unlike Randall, has a large debt, and for the coming year the Corporation has agreed that it will not expect the Hall to earn more than about one-quarter as much as it has been expected to earn this year. This should result in giving decidedly better board to the members of the Hall. What it really, amounts to, is that the Corporation will only charge Memorial Hall in the shape of interest and sinking...
There are still a few chances for men who wish to earn their board to act as waiters. Application for these positions should be made immediately at Phillips Brooks House...