Word: floors
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...collection grows sufficiently an iron balcony can be installed and cases can be built to the ceiling. The most useful improvements have been the raising and enlarging of skylights and windows in a number of the rooms, the creation of an office and stenographer's room on the second floor, and the arrangement of storage rooms and work rooms over the large lecture hall, a space hitherto unused...
...structure no exposed wood has been used. The floors are of concrete, the cases are of steel, and even tables and desks are of incombustible materials. The remaining section, including the central room of the older structure, will be raised to three stories, a basement, the ground floor, and two galleries, surrounded by steel herbarium cases, and illuminated by an overhead skylight designed to give an even distribution of light...
...been accepted. They call for an addition on the properties Nos. 32, 34 and 36 West 45th street, and No. 31 West 44th street. They include additional office space and kitchen and serving arrangements in the basement; a new office, coat room, telephone booth and bar on the first floor on the 44th street side, and a large dining hall two stories in height on the 45th street side. On the second floor on the 44th street side is a large lounging room. On the third floor a billiard room and a writing room are planned on the 44th street...
...committee reiterates that today is the last time for purchasing regatta--i.e. bathing trunks, caps, etc. They should be obtained by noon today on the ground floor of North Stoughton. They also advise men to wear old clothes, in fact very old clothes, and warn all men that they should take a small amount of money along because there may be a chance to get rid of it. Until then the Noble Seniors "Requiescat in Pace...
Today and tomorrow the Senior picnickers will have the opportunity of purchasing the finest and latest in hattings together with the loudest and flashiest in bathing trunks. They will be on sale on the lower floor of Stoughton between 12 and 1.30 today and tomorrow. Every Senior is supposed to take unto himself one of each, for which he will duff up the incidental yet essential sum of 25 cents. Tin cups will also be heady for distribution today and rumor hath it that they may also be essential paraphernalia. As today and tomorrow are the only times when Seniors...