Word: aid
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...applications were received prior to November 1, 1890, and which were awarded on the basis of class standing during the first half year, were announced yesterday. The total amount given out was $3,000. All the Bright and Bigelow prizes were awarded, besides a generous portion of Price Greenleaf Aid. The awards were as follows...
...CRIMSON, it appears that the collection of astronomical photographs and manuscript records, accumulated by years of patient work, is stored in a wooden building, for the reason that there is no available fire-proof building on the observatory grounds. Though the presence of this collection may be an aid, it is by no means necessary in the work of observation conducted at the observation conducted at the observatory, while the examination of the photographs with reference to the phenomena pictured by them, could be carried on equally well in another place. The reason, then for risking longer...
...told is 24. There is a great scarcity of first tenors, and if any men in the freshman class can sing a fair first tenor, they are asked to lend their services. It is to be hoped, too, that more men will take lessons, as nothing will so materially aid the club as the fact of a large, contingent studying. Rehearsals are held twice a week, on Mondays and Wednesdays. As yet no invitations have been received, and no concerts will be given until sometime in March...
yale University receives $40,000 from the will of Mrs. Fogg, the income to be used in the Theological department, to aid such theological students as shall be especially worthy of receiving it by reason of their mental ability, character and scholarship. $20.000 is given to the University of the City of New York, to be applied in giving greater advantages to the honor scholars of every year. The Union Theological Seminary has two bequests of $20,00 each. To the Berwick Academy of South Berwick, Me., Mrs. Fogg's birthplace, $50,000 is given...
...strength of itself although separate from any tangible manifestation of assistance. Paul saw Christ in his dreams and the vision always helped him, but even these appearances probably came to him because he thought of his divine leader so often, and always as a leader who was anxious to aid and comfort...