Word: incorrectness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Contrary to the prevalent incorrect ideas about the indication of a scene by a placard saying "This is a town," there were elaborate ornamentations and effective scenic devices in the later Elizabethan theatres...
Attention of Seniors is called to the notice below. It is important that men whose names do not appear in the class list or are incorrect in any way should notify the Class Day Committee immediately, since these lists will be taken down Thursday, April 16, and will then be used in sending out important Class Day notices. Furthermore, no man whose name is not in the list will be allowed to buy Class Day tickets at any sale to Seniors when tickets are sold at reduced rates. It is barely possible, that the names...
...Senior class have been posted in the Union, Leavitt's and Memorial. The Class Day Committee requests any man who is a Senior or who at any time has been connected with the class of 1903 and who is not on the list, or whose name in incorrect in the list, or notify the committee at once. All communications in regard to this matter should be sent to L. J. Daly, 3 Russell Hall. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
Matches are scheduled early enough for players to see the football game and they will have to be defaulted unless played. The statement in Thursday's CRIMSON that the Stone-Baker match was defaulted was incorrect...
...statement which appeared in a Boston newspaper Friday--to the effect that the Cambridge Inspector of Buildings had ordered work stopped on the Union, until satisfactory provisions has been made for fire escapes from the third story--was incorrect. The contractor has stated that there has never been any question as to the adequacy of the provisions in case of fire. There are three different stairways leading down from the third floor, all of them accessible from any part of it. A double force of workmen will be employed on the building, beginning this week, in order that the plastering...