Word: projected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Rome was not built in a day, new ideas can not be hurried, and progress must take its own slow course perhaps, but it seems no less unfortunate that the University dining hall project must again be delayed because of a lack of energy in carrying out a systematic and efficient canvass of the feeling of the undergraduates on the question. The decision of the Freshman Committee to abandon its petition after obtaining two hundred signatures means only one thing,--there will be no amelioration of the eating problem for at least another year, Five hundred names...
...hall. The petition was started in circulation at once, chiefly in the Freshman Halls, and to date about 200 signatures have been secured. No organized attempt had been made to obtain names of upperclassmen and graduates, although students in the Architectural School are believed to be interested in the project. The 500 signatures were not considered to be sufficient, and the petition has been withdrawn...
...Ryndam's cruise, and one A. J. Mclntosh, assistant organizer, who anticipated the Ryndam's return by founding an International University Cruise, Inc., of his own, with Professor Thomas W. Butcher of Emporia, Kan., as president, to sail next autumn on the S. S. Aurania as a co-educational project (TIME, March...
...CRIMSON disapproves of this project for the following reasons...
...informed on clubs, the subject would, by this proposal, necessitate the great majority of men joining some sort of organization and although the eating situation might possibly be solved thus, this benefit would be outbalanced by the evils of instituting a club regime--the inevitable end, toward which this project tends...