Word: cent
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...enrollment at the Yale Law School shows nearly a forty per cent increase ever that of last year. This year there are 185 students registered there while last year there were 135. Each of the three classes is larger than in any previous year since the college degree requirements for admission was adopted some ten years ago. In addition, there are fifty-one College Seniors majoring in in law and three students from other departments, so that the total student body is really...
...complete success of the Endowment Fund can only be attained by a hundred per cent, effort--an effort that includes every Harvard man. It is obvious that responsibility for the success of this drive rests as much with the undergraduates as with the alumni. The latter are at present engaged in a second effort to put the Fund over; many are doubling their subscriptions. On the other hand, this is the first opportunity the undergraduates have had to help shoulder this responsibility. We urge that every man in the College carefully consider this matter and do his part to make...
...been previously announced the main effort of canvassers will be to secure a 100 per cent, enrolment among the students. In this way the undergraduate feeling will be shown in such a way as to produce the greatest stimulus to subscriptions from graduates. Large subscriptions in the College will, however, be welcomed, and it is expected that the total will help considerably toward reaching the final goal of the Endowment Fund...
Today the campaign begins for enlisting one hundred per cent of the student body to aid the Endowment Fund. The Fund is now far short of the sum required to institute improvements needed in all parts of the University, the present subscriptions being barely enough to cover the increased salaries of our professors...
There is no fixed goal or sum which the students must attempt to complete. It is expected that all will subscribe as much as respective means will permit; it may be much; it may be little. The only goal is that there be one hundred per cent subscribed. The needs for improvements in the University are most apparent to those who are working here now. Universal support from the student body will do much toward showing the Graduates who are somewhat out of touch with University affairs how necessary is the success of the Endowment Fund...