Fund Comparison

FIGURES recently compiled by the American Alumni Council give the following interesting comparisons on 1945 alumni fund campaigns, which we print in part: PERCENTAGE OF CONTRIBUTORS I—Dartmouth 60.0 2—Vassar 55.1 3—Worcester Tech 53.0 4—Bowdoin 51.5 s—Texas A. & M. 50.6 6—Pembroke 50.0 7—Dubuque 47.5 B—Wellesley 47.0 9—Denison 45.0 10—Russell Sage 42.1 11—V.P.I. 43.0 12—Amherst 40.4 NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS 1 Yale 15,203 2—Harvard 14,730 3—Dartmouth 13,346 4—M.LT. 9,681 s—Cornell 9,202 6—Wellesley 8,787 7—Ohio State 8,447 B—Texas A. 8 & M. 8,108 9—Princeton 7,609 10—Syracuse 6,879 11—Vassar 6,832 12—N.Y.U. 6,444 AMOUNT CONTRIBUTED I—Dartmouth $337,367 2—Yale 331,034 3—Pennsylvania 319,591 ($150,000 from non-alumni) 4—Ohio State 221,833 ($100,000 from non-alumni) s—Cornell 211,711 6—Vassar 199,777 7—Princeton 186,545 B—Harvard 185,947 9—Williams 163,877 10—M.I.T. 150,664 11—Syracuse 133,606 12—Wash. & Jefferson 129,675