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...competition for the design to be used on the cover of the dance program begins today and is open to all members of the Junior Class, the winner to become a member of the Junior Dance Committee. Designs should preferably be in two colors and must be handed in to R. P. Parker '22 in Apthorp House...
...regular meeting of the Harvard Engineering Society this evening at 7.45 in Pierce 110, Lewis Jerome Johnson, A.B., C.E., Professor of Civil Engineering, in the Engineering School, will lecture on the "Design and Construction of the Stadium." Professor Johnson was in charge of the Stadium while it was being built, and is recognized throughout the scientific world as an authority on concrete construction. Refreshments will be served...
...competition was a problem in landscape design. The competitors were furnished with topographic maps of a given piece of property supposed to be along the Charles River. On the assumption that a benefactor had given money to the Toplarian Club (of which men in the School of Landscape Architecture are members) for a small country club, the plans submitted included a garden for pleasure and experimental growth of plants, tennis courts, a boat house for canoes, and other arrangements for the pleasure of the members of the club...
...competition is a problem in landscape design. This year the competitors have been furnished with topographic maps of a given piece of property supposed to be along the Charles River. On the assumption that a benefactor has given money to the Topiarian Club, of which men in the Landscape Architectural School are the members, for a small country club, the plans submitted are to include a garden and an experimental growth of plants, a boat house for canoes, and tennis courts, as well as other arrangements for the pleasure of the members of the club...
...winning model gives a striking silhouette of the characters, who are grouped about the summit of a hill from behind which a flood-light effectively blends soft yellow, blue and violet rays, while one bright star shines brightly in the sky. The simplicity of the design well fits the spirit of the play for which it is intended--"The Mystery of the King's Berth," a one-act Christmas mystery by Adair Archer '17, formerly of the Workshop...