Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Residents of New York may go to C. C. N. Y. and Brooklyn and Hunter Colleges, where tuition costs nothing and all fees amount...
...Dartmouth freshman who steps off the train at Hanover, N. H. next September with resources of less than $1,050 for the nine months following will soon find himself a victim of acute financial anxiety. He will need that sum to pay his tuition, his room & board and incidentals and there will not be a cent left for clothing, travel or amusement. If he plans to join a fraternity he will have to scrape up an additional $100 or $150. And if he is going to live like his other classmates at Dartmouth, he will find by next June that...
...Yale, a penny-pinching freshman can squeeze by, by paying $450 for tuition, $10 for fees, $75 for room, $265 for board, $250 for incidentals-a total of $1,050-but most of his classmates will be spending $1,300 or more...
...Pianist Josef Hofmann who directs the Institute for his great & good friend Mary Louise Curtis Bok. Curtis Publishing Co. gave Mrs. Bok her money and Mrs. Bok's money has given the Curtis Institute its proud reputation.* She hires the best instructors, takes only talented students, charges no tuition. Hence rare honor went with the 78 diplomas distributed among the graduates of the first ten years. Honorary Doctor of Music degrees, the Curtis's first, went to Hofmann's friend Leopold Godowsky and to Marcella Sembrich. The Curtis's plump, frizzy-haired little vocal professor...
...When Curtis Publishing Co.'s dividends were high Mrs. Bok spent a good $500,000 per year on her musical institute, gave hard-pressed students a monthly stipend besides tuition, financed many a concert tour. The Curtis faculty has included such famed musicians as Conductor Leopold Stokowski. Pianists Wilhelm Bachaus and Moriz Rosenthal, the late great Leopold Auer...