Word: setting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...free service started yesterday in the basement of P.B.H. and will run until Saturday, October 7. The seller may bring any type of book to the exchange, set the price himself, and is free to change the price at any time...
...evidence of his own eyes & ears as a reporter of the trials, Author Cooke has succeeded in the difficult twin task of fairly boiling down the thousands of pages of testimony while vividly restoring the sometimes dramatic, often boring, courtroom scene. Cooke never forgets that he has set out to be a reporter and not a judge; as one result, his book induces in the reader some of the tension that must have gripped the jury...
...Stadium press box, several other jobs have been completed or started during the summer. Bulldozers are now levelling off an area which will probably be used for more House football fields, and increased lighting facilities have been added to the varsity practice enclosure adjacent to the Stadium. Three sets of floodlights have been set up opposite the Stadium and three more sets of bulbs have been installed on the outside of the Stadium itself...
...schedule the necessary U.S. Navy physical examination, interviews and test. When the candidate appears at this unit, he is processed and a "jacket" assembled on him. After applications have been closed, the Professor of Naval Science and his entire staff assemble and consider all applications. Selection of the quota set for that year by the Navy Department is arrived at and that information is disseminated. The quota this year (1950) is fifty students, who may be selected only at the entering freshman level. Naval Science textbooks and uniforms are provided "Contract" students, and during the last two years...
...time goes on, the Administrative Board will set proposals for any wartime mobilization of Harvard's resources before Provost Buck and the Faculty. Roger W. Hickman, director of the Jefferson Physical Laboratory and assistant to the Provost, will journey to Washington October 6 as the University's delegate to a National Conference for the Mobilization of Education...