Word: floors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...appeared to be much stronger. The first round was very lively and both men rushed frequently but time was called without a fall. The second round was much the same as the first. In the third Dodge rushed and catching Paine by leg and neck lifted him from the floor and threw him on his back, thus getting a fall and winning the match...
...photographs of Greek sculpture now on exhibition in the rooms of the Fine Arts Department on the third floor of Sever Hall have been selected from the portfolios of the department and from the admirable collection now in course of publication in Munich under the superintendence of Brumn, the "Denkmaler griechischer undromischer sculpture," which is received at the library, and when complete will furnish abundant and well selected material for the study of Greek and Roman sculpture...
PHOTOGRAPHS OF GREEK SCULPTURE.A collection of about a hundred and sixty photographs selected from the portfolios of the Fine Arts Department and the College Library, and illustrating the history of Greek Sculpture, has been placed on exhibition in the rooms of the Fine Arts Department on the third floor of Sever Hall...
...lower floor of Harvard, adjoining the new historical library is situated the Classical Library, a recent addition to the University. Professor Hayne, of the University of Vermont, began collecting funds in behalf of the Latin department last summer, and very shortly afterwards Mr. Gardner Lane lent his efforts towards the Greek department. These gentlemen have already secured $6,000 for the new library, and a thousand volumes at present rest on its shelves, which number will probably be tripled by the end of the year. A catalogue is being made and will shortly be put in place...
...Accordingly, a meeting was called of all the 'varsity captains and managers. They appointed the managers of the crew, base ball, foot ball and Mott Haven teams to take charge of the arrangements, and this committee chose J. L. Putnam '92 to act as their treasurer. The entire lower floor of Cranston's house on Mt. Auburn Street has been secured and will be divided into different dining rooms; a very competent steward and servants have been engaged. The eleven will board there during the fall and the crew, nine and Mott Haven team in the spring. The management...