Word: glass
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...room, which is on the right side of the main entrance, is about 35 feet long and 25 feet wide. The assignment editor's desk and table are separated from the rest of the room by an oak railing. The opposite corner of the room is partitioned off with glass to form the managing editor's office. The night editor's desk is in the centre of the editorial office...
...business manager's and stenographer's desks are on the east side of the room, and on the west side is the circulation manager's desk, and the filing racks in which the subscribers' names are kept. One corner of the business office is partitioned off with glass to form a private office for the chairman...
Museums of Comparative Zoology and Botany, and the Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants and Flowers, open week-days, from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.; Sundays, from...
...uninteresting number, nor badly written--far from it. The poets have ease and imagination, and are by no means lacking in musical sense; the story-writers are fluent and entertaining; the editorials, deploring Harvard architecture and commending smokers, glass flowers and the Scholarship Service Bureau, are admirably expressed and sound beyond cavil. But barring that final sonnet, none of it, to drop into the vernacular, "proves anything." To Mr. E. C. MacVeagh '18 we owe our thanks for demonstrating that it is not impossible for an undergraduate to write good verse and still to remain aware of the big things...
...reconstruction of the central part of the Gray Herbarium, which was begun in 1912, was completed this spring. This section of the building includes, besides several rooms for special purposes, the main hall, a room of considerable size, provided with two steel and glass galleries and surrounded by a triple row of steel herbarium cases. This room, well lighted and equipped with furnishings highly perfected for its purposes, contains also a bronze relief of Dr. Gray by Saint Gaudens, several busts, and many portraits of distinguished botanists...