Word: circular
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...managing committee for Memorial Hall and Randall Hall has sent to every student in the University a circular, asking for information concerning the places where men are accustomed to get their meals. Those who do not board at Memorial Hall or Randall Hall are also requested to suggest under what conditions they would take their meals at either of the halls...
...proposed for the present to confine membership to men who in the past have represented the University in one of the four major sports, and in accordance with this idea circulars have been sent to about 1000 graduate "H" men urging them to enroll. The club is to be supported to a great extent by their subscriptions, as the annual fee for graduates of more than three years' standing is $10, while that for graduates of more recent standing and undergraduates is $5. J. W. Hallowell '01 is acting as treasurer of the club, while the circular is issued...
...following is a circular of information for students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Applied Science, the Graduate School of Business Administration, the College, and the Lawrence Scientific School...
...Committee of the Faculty has recently sent out a circular letter to all signers of the undergraduate petition. This letter contains a request for expressions of opinion in reply to certain questions regarding scholarship. The undersigned members of the Student Committee, inasmuch as the Council does not come into existence until next autumn, urges all recipients of this letter to make prompt reply in order that everything possible may be done to aid the Faculty Committee in its work. G. G. BALL '08. D. S. BRIGHAM '08. J. L. DERBY '08. A. W. HINKEL '08. F. H. BURR...
...times. To make this possible, all the ground-floor seats in Sanders Theatre will be removed, and the stage built out into the pit about 20 feet. By means of scenic devices and drops, the galleries and tiled roof of the Elizabethan theatre will be made to appear in circular form. The curtain used will be a "trayers," suspended between pillars at either side of the stage, and the rear of the stage will be formed by an "arras," through which the actors will make their entrances. The stage furnishings will consist of a few Elizabethan chairs and settles. Professors...