Word: paying
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Boston Symphony marks the climax of dissatisfaction over conditions in the organization, conditions for which the Boston musical public must bear the brunt of moral responsibility. Many of the best musicians in the Boston Orchestra have withdrawn during the last few years to go into other orchestras where the pay made it possible for them more easily to keep soul and body together. And those who did not go have apparently stood it as long as they...
Wallace B. Donham '98, Dean of the Graduate School of Business Administration, said last night that the increase had been voted only because it was felt to be imperative. "Even with this increase," he said, "the tuition fees fall short of paying the cost of instruction in the Business School and the rest must be made up in other ways. We believe that most of the students can afford to pay the full $250, and to make things as easy as possible for men of moderate or small means, the Corporation and Overseers have arranged that for the present...
...greatest troubles with the government, is the poor pay; after a certain advancement, the limited of which is $3,000 a year, there is no future. The executive departments of the government are as inefficient as Congress. There are five navy and four secret service departments...
...unanimously voting to subscribe as a whole to the Alumni Bulletin, the Senior class has taken a praiseworthy step. For every man who takes a degree with the class the Senior officers are authorized to take out a subscription for the Bulletin. In paying for these subscriptions the class funds are to be used only in the case of a member's declaring himself unable to pay on his own account...
...need of various kinds of instruction. Foremost among these are the 4,500,000 returned soldiers who were preached to about the value of education, but denied the means to get it. Next are 10,000,000 laboring men and women with their short hours and large pay, well able to devote the time and money to study. The foreign element, he listed next, men who especially need this educational treatment to make them better citizens and better able to understand the government of which they are a part when they come to this country...