Word: cementing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Harvard Engineering Society. "The Chemistry of Cement," by Mr. P. S. Cushing in Common Room, Conant Hall...
...valuable opportunity for all around physical development has been offered in the class in general gymnastic exercises, conducted daily in the Hemenway Gymnasium by Carl L. Schrader. The class was organized the first Monday after College opened in September, and held its exercises on the cement courts back of the Gymnasium. When the weather no longer permitted out-of-door work, the class met in the Gymnasium. At first about 25 to 35 men attended and this number grew to 110. The average attendance has been...
...last Saturday. The rink is the largest of its kind in the country, measuring 210 by 100 feet over all, with an ice surface of 190 by 90 feet. The structure, which is built in the form of an arena supported by steel trusses on steel columns set in cement, has a seating capacity of 2,000 people and cost...
...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...
...great reliance may be placed in the hearty favor of our greatest graduate; President Lowell, who is doing so much to unify the College and do away with disconnected cliques. The Senior year is the time to renew those acquaintances made at Freshman beer-nights and other activities, and cement them into friendships, while at the same time strengthening those already held...