Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...came from Detroit's music lover Henry Reichhold, who runs the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Reichhold's publicity men snagged newspaper space by calling Prizewinner Robertson a cowboy-composer. Actually, though Robertson did herd sheep in Utah as a boy, he is a music professor at Brigham Young University, and winner of the New York Music Critics' Circle award in 1944 for a string quartet. He had not even entered Reichhold's contest: he sent the score, signed "Nostrebor" (his name spelled backwards) to his New York publisher, who entered it without Robertson's knowledge...
...strike, the papers had worked the major kinks out of the new photoengraving (VariType) process that had replaced typesetting. Papers were normal size, and readers who had complained about the typed look now liked it: they found the bigger type easier to read. As it took up more space, editors had to sharpen their stories...
...John K. Lally '49, chairman of the Council Parking Committee, all hope is not lost. Positive that a great many students will still use the parking space if provided, he attributed the paucity of applications partly to the fact that car owners were asked to register on a five month basis, and partly because "most of them just never got around to signing...
Lally also hopes to convince the University to open the parking space for a few weeks without a guard, thus preventing the deficit that the temporary lack of users would cause, "If the field were opened by January 1 so that all could see it definitely in operation, I would estimate that 250 students will have signed up by February," he prognosticated...
Moors Hall, the gift of Boston broker John F. Moors '83, will feature such innovations as smoking rooms with connecting kitchenettes and space-hoarding dressers and bookcases sunk in the woodwork...