Word: floor
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Christmas vacation will extend from Thursday, December 23, to Sunday, January 2, inclusive. All undergraduates are required to register Monday, January 3, between the hours of 9 and 1.30 o'clock. The registration room is University 19, north entry, second floor. College exercises will be held as usual on that...
...announced that the gift of F. P. Garvan, a former "Y" track man, has enabled the track association to erect a building solely for indoor track practice. The building, which is now under construction will be 195 feet long, 20 feet wide, and 20 feet high, with a clay floor and plenty of window and skylight space. In addition to the spacious skylights there will be adequate electric illumination for dull days and for work at night. A special mixture of clay and cinders has been found to be the most satisfactory indoor flooring for athletic work...
...structure. The building is two stories high in front, this portion being constructed in Georgian style of Harvard brick, with limestone trimmings. This arrangement makes a large roof-garden over the rear section of the building, leading directly off from the editor's sanctum, which occupies the entire second floor of the front of the building. The ground floor of the front portion contains the offices of the president and business manager. The middle portion provides quarters for the news and editorial staff of the CRIMSON, and for the candidates. Here also are situated the offices of the Alumni Bulletin...
...Poetry Society will hold its first social meeting today in the Advocate Sanctum on the third floor of the Union at 4 o'clock. Robert Frost, a rising young American poet, will read selections from his own writings. He is a native of New Hampshire and his book on northern New England called "North of Boston" has been pronounced by critics as among the leading works of the day. His other book, "A Boy's Way" has also gained much favor both in England and America. Mr. Frost has left his farm in New Hampshire in order to deliver lectures...
Robert Frost, author of "North of Boston" and "A Boy's Way" will be the guest of the Poetry Society at a meeting to be held in the Advocate Sanotum on the third floor of the Union tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. Frost will read from his works. He is known as one of the best of the younger American poets, his work having been highly praised both in England and America. This is the first of a series of readings and talks to be given under the auspices of the society by prominent poets and critics...