Word: corridor
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...recent decision of the Corporation, Conant Hall will be set aside next year as a building primarily for the use of students in the Graduate School. The whole south end of the first floor, including the corridor, will be turned into a living room, large enough to accommodate all organizations in connection with the Graduate School, which will probably hold their meetings there. This room, which will be supplied with books, magazines, and newspapers, will be open to all members of the Graduate School. In connection with it will be a smaller room, equipped with a small kitchen...
There is good reason to believe that work on the Law School building to be built in Holmes Field will commence early next Spring. The building will be located ninety feet north-east of Austin Hall with which it will be connected by a covered corridor. In size it will be one and one half times as large as the present building and will extend from South to North with Walter Hastings on one side and Peirce Hall on the other. It will be fitted up with library stacks and lecture rooms in the same manner as the old building...
...annual election of officers and members of committees of the Union will take place today. The election will be conducted under the Australian ballot system and no voting by proxy will be permitted. The polls will be placed in the corridor of the Union and will be open from...
...when the surface he was covering was ignited from a very low fire in the grate. From this blaze the pot, containing about a pint of varnish, was ignited. The painter put the pot into a coal scuttle and attempted to carry it out of the building through the corridor. The heat from the pot became so intense that the scuttle was dropped near the corridor door. The fire was drawn up the stair well and soon the whole entry was in flames. An alarm was at once given by shouting "fire," and an attempt made to ring...
...Farlow '66, of the Botanical Department, ex-president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, will lead a museum walk this morning to examine the cryptogamic botanical collections in the University Museum. Professor Farlow will begin the walk at the exhibitions in the first floor corridor, and after a brief review of the plant families belonging to the department of cryptogamic botany exhibited there, he will proceed to the private collections on the top floor and will describe the methods of arranging collections for the use of specialists. Continuing through the botanical laboratories, under the direction of Professor...