Word: flooring
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...routine of Harvard College from the very beginning. I am not aware, however, that a special house of worship was provided until Holden Chapel was built in 1744. When University Hall was built by the distinguished architect, Bulfinch, in 1826, provision was made for a chapel in the upper floor of that building, the portion now used for the Faculty Room. This was used until Appleton Chapel was built...
...exercise, and is not a candidate for any other team, will report to the Hemenway Gymnasium on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at four o'clock to Mr. Surbeck. After Christmas, we shall start running on the track, but, I repeat the time to get in "on the ground floor...
...charge for this service will be 50 cents per 1000 words, with 40 percent addition for carbon copy work. All work may be left in special boxes on the first floor of University Hall or in the reading room of Langdoll Hall; in the Student Employment office, 9 University Hall; and, at any time during the day or night, in Randolph...
...uniformity in the rules that has prevented the sport from growing into a greater and more popular game than it is today. The one thing that is uniform in the game, and perhaps the only thing, is the scoring, it being universally observed that a basket from the floor shall count two points and a throw from the foul line...
...official called twenty-three on Troy and seventeen on Reading, a total of forty, or an average of two fouls a minute. On the total number of points for the five games the Troy team had a big advantage, gained by the large number of baskets scored from the floor and upon which the game was originally intended to be decided rather than upon fouls. The foul is meant in the game as a punishment for a violation of the rules and was never meant to be a deciding factor in the result of games...