Word: overflows
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Until further notice, copies of the Letters Supplement (an overflow of comment, controversy, correction and information) will be sent free to all who ask. For extra copies the charge will be 5?each, plus postage. Address I. Van Meter, Editorial Secretary of TIME, 135 East 42nd St., New York City. The Letters Supplement mailing list to date...
...religious views. Because of the intense interest exhibited by TIME readers in many a question to which TIME'S Letter Page cannot give adequate space, TIME is preparing a Letter Page Supplement which will be mailed, free, to any TIME reader on request. This supplement will contain an overflow of controversy, correction and information on TIME subjects ranging from Oklahoma's Chief Justice to Prize Lies, from Andrew Jackson's pipe-smoking wife to the Loch Ness Monster. To obtain a copy of the Letter Page Supplement, write to I. Van Meter, editorial secretary of TIME...
...announced at the same time that the University closed Shepherd and Dudley halls for three reasons. The first is that more graduate students are living in rooming-houses, and the second is that there are no more "overflow" Freshmen living outside the Yard this year. Finally, the increased percentage of students living in the Houses is the third reason. However, Claverly Hall is practically filled, and Apley Court is half full...
...outgrowth of two factors, the prohibitive higher bracket in House room rents and the admission this year of an abnormally large Freshman class. Although the men in question will remain on the waiting lists for midyear vacancies, it is reasonable to infer that the present composition of the overflow will not change materially throughout next year...
Allotment of the overflow might be made on an equal basis to the dining halls and libraries of each of the Houses. In view of the fact that so many expensive suites will be vacant in each House, the dining arrangements should be equal to the emergency. To obviate the criticism that House members might be paying for privileges enjoyed by outsiders, a fee of ten dollars could be charged for the use of a House library. Clearly the situation must be avoided in the future through more cautious admission and downward revisions in rental scales, but these expedients would...