Word: designers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the Boston Architectural Club have combined to offer a series of prizes to any student in design who is now in one of the above institutions or who has ever been connected with one of them. Five competitions will be held this year, with a first prize of $50 and a second of $25. On each of five Friday afternoons, of which only two dates, November 16 and 30, have as yet been set, a problem will be given out at 5 o'clock. The final drawings and solutions are to be handed...
...competitions will be outside of the regular curriculum. No student in the schools will be forced to participate, though the advance men in design will be invited to do so. Certain academic credit will, however, be given for successful solutions of the problems by undergraduates, even though the drawings do not win prizes...
...plans materialize as expected, the Newell Boat House will be equipped with a remodelled rowing tank in the near future. Coach Stevens is considering a trip to Syracuse University, where the newest design has been installed, to study the most distinctive features with a view to altering the plant now in use at Harvard...
...competition for designing the two sets of this play is under way and the winning designs will be announced after November 10. It is open to past and present students of Fine Arts 28A and to members of Mr. H. H. Clarke's class at the Boston Art Museum School in scenic design. Others will be allowed to submit settings only after securing the approval of Professor Arthur Pope '01 of the Fine Arts Department...
...they have seen two presidents break under the mass of administrative routine heaped upon them. President Coolidge, although freed of a small amount of this routine, finds time outside his many duties only for a short morning walk. The simple truth seems to be that an administrative organization designed to direct the government of two million people now directs, without any change of design, the government of a population fifty times this size. The death of this great British statesman may serve to point a lesson not only to his own people but to those of a sister nation...