Word: lighting
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...present time the photographs and books alone are available for the use of the students there. The improvements will give better light and air in the gallery, and will also make possible the use of certain waste space in the rear of the building for offices and workrooms...
...University crews have just finished a very encouraging week of practice. The men have rowed together well and the boats have gone very smoothly. The work has been very light, however, with a low stroke and particular attention to form. This will be the rule during most of the fall season. Captain Reynolds called out a large proportion of Sophomores in order to give all the best men in that class a thorough tryout on the University squad. The three coxswains are being shifted among the boats in order to test each one out thoroughly...
About 50 men reported to Coach Brown yesterday for dormitory rowing. Five boats were made up in no special order and sent out to get things started. An urgent call is made for more coxswains. No previous experience is necessary, the only requirement being comparatively light weight. Any men showing ability as coxswains of these crews will stand a good chance of making good on the University squad in the spring...
...comedy and not a tragedy. The fall production is scheduled for the middle of December, and contrary to the serious plays that it has produced because of lack of other material, the Dramatic Club wishes to put on a comedy this fall. Under the must be light but enjoyable and must furnish a whole evening's entertainment. All manuscripts should be handed to J. K. Hodges '14, Stoughton 8, or to K. Pichel '14, Brentford 83. Trials for parts candidates for the stage and business ends will be called cut later...
Anyone who has witnessed the terrible tragedies that have been enacted on the Dramatic Club's stage will appreciate its endeavors to find a suitable comedy or light play to use this winter. Even at this late date a last call is being made for a manuscript of a play worthy of the preferred prize and production. It would be a disgrace to our dramatic talent to let the chance go by unchallenged. Competitors of any sort are an eleventh hour genus, and so we are not in dispair. When the competition finally closes we are confident that something worth...