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...construction of the subway more than half a million cubic yards of material have been excavated. In the concrete construction 200,000 cubic yards of cement, 350,000 tons of crushed stone, and 7,000 tons of steel have been used between the bridge and the Murray street yards. The largest number of men employed on the work at any one time was 4,000, the average force being about...
...library, which is a famous theological collection and consists of about 70,000 volumes, some of which are rare manuscripts and first editions, will be housed in a specially constructed fire-proof stone and steel section of the building, having stack room for 150,000 volumes. With it will be placed the Harvard Theological Library. The chapel will be on the second floor of one division of the building and will be lighted by windows of old English pattern for which glass of the 13th and 14th century style is to be made. In the building will be four class...
This communication is prompted merely by the desire to pass on to 1912 the verdict of some Seniors on the value of Senior Yard dormitories. F. AYER, JR. A. BEANE. R. C. FLOYD. A. GREGG. R. HORNBOWER. C. B. MCLAUGHLIN. P. D. SMITH. S. B. STEEL. L. WITHINGTON...
Committee on Senior Dormitories.--P. D. Smith '11, chairman; R. T. Fisher '12, H. L. Gaddis '12, S. B. Steel '11, R. B. Wigglesworth...
...were elected to the Class, Class Day, and Photograph Committees are announced in the complete list of Class Day officers in the adjoining column. Below is given the number of votes cast for each candidate. SECRETARY. J. A. Sweetser, 163 R. Hornblower, 105 CLASS COMMITTEE. S. B. Steel, 183 G. R. Harding, 166 R. F. Hooper, 71 H. W. Kelley, 69 J. Shillito, 45 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE. A. Beane, 162 R. C. Floyd, 162 P. D. Smith, 158 C. B. McLaughlin, 146 H. F. Corbett, 114 H. C. Leslie, 108 R. G. McKay...