Word: circularity
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...committee appointed by Mr. Solomon Lincoln '57, chairman of the Committee of Ten on the recommendations for proposed changes of Commencement Day has presented its preliminary report. It recommends that a circular be sent out to every alumnus setting forth the proposed changes for the purpose of getting an expression of opinion and so aiding the Committee of Ten in preparing its final report...
...Rockefeller. The total sum necessary for establishing the new plant, $4,950,000, is reduced to $765,000 by application of the funds at the disposal of the School and the gifts of Mr. Morgan and Mr. Rockefeller. Of this remainder $471,000 had been raised, when the circular was issued, by gifts from Mr. James Stillman of New York, from members of the Medical Faculty, and from other donors whose names have not been made public. Since the circular was printed $88,000 in addition has been promised, reducing the sum still required to $206,000. The realization...
...building at present contains three stories, each divided into several small rooms. The partitions on the first two floors are being torn down so as to form two large circular halls. The second story contains very few windows and is too dimly lighted to serve as an exhibition room. In order to remedy this defect it has been decided to take up the entire third floor and to put sky lights in the roof of the building...
...committee appointed by the Association of Class Secretaries last December to draw up a circular on the Union has been in conference with Professor Hollis and H. K. Brent '98, and will soon send out to graduates and former members of the University about eight thousand illustrated pamphlets on the advantages of the Union...
...cross country race with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology next Saturday will start from the West Roxbury railroad station at 3.30, and will cover a circular course of about five miles, finishing at the starting point. Each team will be composed of five men. The members of the Harvard team are E. W. Mills '02, W. W. Gallagher '04, W. A. Pownall '02, J. H. Hall '03, J. D. Clark '03; substitutes,--R. M. Walsh 2L., G. E. Behr 1G., L. C. Doyle '04. A banner and medals have been offered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to the winning...