Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...concert of the Instrumental Clubs last evening was too full of high spirits, musical talent, and a rich variety of entertainment to be described in adequate detail...
Fine Arts 14c. Romanesque Architecture. Monday, Wednesday. Friday at 3 o'clock. Professor Porter. (This course announced to be omitted in 1927-28 is being given as a full course and may, with the consent of the instructor, be taken in either half year as a half course.) (VIII...
...trustees! Do you realize that Wabash students at times have been known to attend lectures, recitations, and laboratories in informal attire! It is a well known fact that no student would dare attend a Harvard lecture, a Dartmouth laboratory, or an Amherst recitation, unless he were clothed in a full dress suit, or at least a tuxedo...
...announced yesterday by W. G. Morse '99, Purchasing Agent of the University that the first orders for the Harvard Pictorial Staffordshire full-sized dinner plates had been closed. These sets of plates consist of 12 pieces, each portraying a separate view of old and new University buildings from familiar and unusual angles. The drawings were executed by Professor K. J. Conant '15 of the Architectural Department. The borders of these sets will be identical to those of dishes used nearly a century ago when University. Hall was a dining hall, and the design was unearthed when a trench...
Advertising. More than 2,000 daily newspapers on five successive days printed full-page advertisements announcing the new car. It was the biggest, most expensive advertising campaign crowded into so few days since Francis Wayland Ayer pioneered in commercial advertising, more than 50 years ago. Local dealers "tied up" with the Ford national campaign. Their advertisements appeared opposite these of Ford, giving the effect of a "double-page spread." The Ford costs, advertising exports calculated, were between $1,000,000 and $1,666,000 for the week...