Word: demands
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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During the first part of this period the production of the metals had entirely ceased, and the amount in existence gradually wasted away, the value meanwhile depending almost entirely on the relation between demand and supply...
Though these additions have much bettered the accomodations which existed before, there is, however, an immediate demand for still further enlargement. No definite plans have been made, on account of lack of ready funds, but the governing board of the school already has in mind the erection of two new buildings, which it is hoped will soon be obtained. One is to be an Architectural building; the other for the Engineering Department, mechanical and electrical...
Much interest and a steady demand for seats at the box office shows that the public have in mind the Gilbert and Sullivan season which is to follow "Il Trovatore." All these favorite operas will be given with accompanying Castle Square productions, and a wealth of detail in costumes and stage sittings...
...doing more than has ever been done before to make the coming year a successful one. Something ought to be done to revive the writing of songs of light vein in which, up to within a year or two, Harvard men have been so successful. Without neglecting the demand for "the good old songs" which is so frequently expressed, can we not have some more of the "Hoodoo," "Mrs. Craigin's Daughter," "Wing Tee Wee," or "Debutante" variety...
...learn from the Postmaster of Boston, in whose charge the Cambridge post office is included, that a change of the hour of closing is prevented by a rule of the department. The CRIMSON recommended the change because there was some demand and no apparent objection. Now, however, that one has been raised, the matter does not appear to be of such weight that it should be urged any further...