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...same plan as last year was announced yesterday by the officers of the Senior class. The plan, which contemplates a goal of $150,000 as a minimum, is of the participating type and involves the purchase of policies of $250, $500, or $1000 by individual members from the Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford at a premium of about $10 a year...
Propositions were received and considered from 13 different insurance companies throughout the country. After a great deal of careful consideration and study of the various plans, and after conferences with several of the agents, the Aetna company was chosen...
...reasons for giving the contract to the Aetna Life Insurance Company were that its propositions were more liberal and that the company had handled very satisfactorily a practically identical plan last year for M. I. T. Another advantage of the Aetna offer was that it would write policies for as low an amount as $250, which, in the words of the M. I. T. committee, "was deemed essential because it makes the plan more flexible financially; simplifies the matter of collections and practically places it entirely in the hands of the company. The Aetna is also recognized throughout the country...
...Chicago was held last week the 38th annual exhibition of the Chicago Architectural Exhibition League. Many famed architects displayed designs: James Gamble Rogers, builder of the Harkness Memorial at Yale, showed a group for the AEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford-an interesting study in late colonial. Architects Holabird and Roche exhibited their model for a stadium at Grant Park, Chicago, the Propylseum of Athens transplanted, magnified. Yet, for all the presence of these able builders, the exhibition seemed to be a memorial to one now dead, one who was perhaps the greatest of U. S. architects -Bertram G. Goodhue...
...Perret, of Naples, Italy, who has for the past six years made a special study of volcanics, having lived on the sides of Vesuvius, Aetna, and Stromboli during their recent eruptions, will give an illustrated lecture on volcanoes and volcanic action at a special meeting of the Geological Conference in the Geological Museum this afternoon at 4 o'clock. After his introductory statements, the subject will be open for discussion in which it is expected that Professor Jaggar and Professor Daly of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Professor Lane of Tufts College, and the professors of the Harvard Geological Department...