Word: finding
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...congested conditions in the main Reading Room in the Widener Library have reached an acute stage. Every night during the last week there have been from forty to fifty men who have been unable to find seats. The capacity of the Reading Room is about three hundred and fifty. Approximately four hundred members of the S. A. T. C., the Naval Unit, and the College come to do their studying in this room every evening. There is no doubt that more would come if room were available, and many men are kept from enjoying a facility to which they...
Candidates enrolled in the S. A. T. C. and the Naval Unit will find their work in no way incompatible with their military duties. Men who, because of their age or other cause cannot be in that organization will find the ordinary competition of a weekly publication before them. The CRIMSON calls out candidates believing that an appreciation of these facts will create a hearty response...
...work yesterday with a personal examination of each applicant for the different officers' camps. Each man who applied was given an appointment for a five-minute interview. The work will continue today until completed; each man who put in an O. T. C. application at Apthorp House should find out immediately when his appointment comes and be on hand at that time...
...year is all but over and many among us are leaving Cambridge without knowing half of the University. We can all find our way to Sever and University, but how many of us have seen the glass flowers in the University Museum or have looked through the Fogg Art Gallery? Do you know the name of every building in the Yard and what do you know about the Law and Divinity Schools...
Following the meeting Dean Briggs will leave for New York to confer with Dean McClenahan of Princeton and probably Dean Corwin of Yale concerning the advisability of playing regular intercollegiate games in the fall. At the meeting tonight Dean Briggs will find out the opinion of the Athletic Committee so that the University's policy may be definitely stated at the conference in New York...