Word: annexations
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Small wonder that space is almost as precious to the British Museum as its best-known treasure, the Elgin marbles. To end the congestion, the museum trustees have for 20 years been looking ahead to the prospect of building an annex across the square, and Britain's governments have allotted more than $5,000,000 toward the purchase of necessary land. Last month, however, the Secretary of State for Education and Science, Patrick Gordon Walker, announced that the Labor government had scrapped its plans for a museum addition. Even more shocking was his hint that the museum...
...cent non-white, 28 with over 80 per cent, 16 with 96 per cent or above. Among the highest in the city: the William Lloyd Garrison School, with 96.8 per cent non-white. One school (the Hyde) had 99.1 per cent. One: 99.5 per cent. One (the Lewis annex) did not have one child who was white...
...office building is bulging at the rafters. "When we moved in three years ago," he says, "we figured it would be adequate for at least five years. Since then we have already taken an entire floor of the office building next door, a house around the corner and an annex near...
Knopf said the building architects, Kubitz and Pepi, of Wellesley, have also been instructed to present alternate plans for the building which could include or exclude two 40-man classrooms. If included, the two classrooms could be an integral part of the building or an annex to it, Knopf said...
Also charged to last year's Coop expenses were the costs of retailoring the new text book annex and Palmer St. itself to avoid a suit by Sheldon Dietz '41, another Palmer St. property owner. Dietz's fight against the annex delayed construction nine months, Morrill said, and cost the Coop about $400,000 extra...