Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Main street. This would have made a suitable approach to Memorial Hall from the city side, and a line of college buildings would have been well placed between it and Quincy street. Later, when Sever Hall was built, its architect Mr. H. H. Richardson, apparently prepared a larger space around that building than would have been afforded between this proposed avenue and Quincy street. Further, Messrs. Olmstead and Eliot made a plan for the disposition of Conant and Perkins Halls on Holmes Field and for the property in that immediate neighborhood. The buildings were placed, however, further out on Oxford...
...translation of M. Doumic's summary of his fourth lecture, which should have appeared in this morning's CRIMSON will be printed tomorrow instead. This postponement, though regretted, takes place because it seemed better to print the entire summary a day late, than to cut it down to the space limits which could be given in this morning's issue...
...gymnasium at Columbia which will be completed before the end of the year, will be the largest and best equipped in any American college. The total floor space, of 168 by 182 feet, will make it possible to require a certain amount of attendance from all undergraduates, and yet leave the time of exercise to the convenience of each man. The university will probably adopt the recommendation of Dr. Savage, the physical director, and require every stndent to exercise in the gymnasium at least two hours a week, unless an equivalent amount of work is done on some athletic team...
Owing to lack of space the list of men who presented themselves as candidates for the Weld Freshman crew Monday evening was not printed in yesterday's CRIMSON. The men began work on the machines yesterday afternoon. Their names follow...
Perhaps it would be well to explain that in making up the "class book" or portfolio, the men are arranged alphabetically, a space being left for each member of the class; but no work can be done on any page until it is complete, that is until every man whose picture is to be put upon that page has had his picture taken...