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Recent developments in regard to the pool give promise that the Union may hope for support from this quarter. Through a consultation with the architect, the CRIMSON learns that a different arrangement is possible which removes some of the old objections. It was contended that water under the Union might cause moisture upstairs; but if the pool were built where the H. A. A. office is now situated, not only would the Union atmosphere be dry, but the pool could obtain unlimited sunlight. Though a final estimate is not ready, the architects say that the change would require little additional...
Professor H. L. Warren '83, of the firm of Warren and Smith, is supervising its construction, which is being carried on according to the plans made by the German architect, Bastelmeyer of Saxony. The latter's designs were chosen partly because it was the wish of the German Emperor and partly because of the excellence of his designs for the new central hall of the university buildings at Munich...
...efforts of Mr. E. H. Clark '96, a movement was started before mid-years to build a pool in the Union. Hoping to make practical use of the dormant gymnasium fund of $10,000, he sounded interested persons on the matter, and all favored the project. A Boston architect was consulted. Plans were drawn up for a regulation pool to fill the lower part of the Union. It was to be in Pompeiian style, to measure seventy-five by thirty feet, with over fourteen feet bead room; to be ventilated artificially; to have an artesian well, and a filtering system...
...Whitney Warren, a distinguished New York architect, will give a lecture on "Our Friend--France" in Emerson D this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock under the auspices of the Cercle Francais. This talk will be open only to members of the University and will be illustrated by lantern slides depicting conditions such as the lecturer actually observed during his residence in the belligerent countries...
...Friend--France" is the subject of a lecture to be given by Mr. Whitney Warren, a prominent New York architect, in Emerson D tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. It will be illustrated by Mr. Warren's Own pictures of the conditions of such places as the Cathedral of Rheims, which, after its bombardment, he officially visited as a member of the Institute of France. A devoted admirer of France, Mr. Warren went there at the beginning of the war to do whatever service he could to help the country. During the year or more of his stay there...