Word: numberous
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Yesterday, on publication of the November number of the Harvard Law Review, H. T. Austern 3L, president of the Review, announced the feature articles which will appear in the December issue...
...special libraries within the category of the College Library, including those books in the Music Building, Emerson Hall, et cetera, show a decrease in number of volumes during the past five years. The present figures shows 143,300 volumes and pamphlets to be in the special libraries at the present time, whereas the 1923 statistics give the figure 161,500 as the total for that year...
Receiving, checking, filing, and cataloguing the enormous number of books received by Widener during the course of each month are approximately 150 assistants. On the payroll of the Library during the month of October of this year were 145 assistants,, 11 officials, 27 caretakers, and 14 binders...
...number of sharp prods that Mr. Huxley can get in at things like art, science, and theology in his process of dissection is amazing and thoroughly delightful. The old nobleman who seeks to find God in his grotesque experiments with lizards is typical of the men Mr. Huxley finds in the learned pursuits. The four hundred pages of the book are four hundred pages, but they are readable enough...
...opening concert and dance of the Pierian Sodality Orchestra will be given at Brattle Hall on December 19, it was announced last night by the management. Paul Allen, a prominent orchestral composer, is writing a number to the played for the first time on this occasion, the opening of the orchestra's one hundred twenty-second concert season. Nicholas Siovimsky, composer, teacher, and conductor of the Pierian, explained that there will be six flute parts in this composition, and that there is an opportunity for three horns, three trombones, two double basses, two oboes and bassoons, and any number...