Word: projected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Despite the fact that the Union "Song Night" was well advertised, despite the fact that a special orchestra was provided by the management, despite the fact that Dr. Davison gave his special attention to the project, the experiment tried last night was decidedly not a success. All the proper ingredients were mixed apparently, except one which was wholly lacking: enthusiasm on the part of the undergraduates...
This total lack of interest in a project that in theory at least is highly commendable is most disappointing. It might be supposed that students would be more than willing to profit from the guidance of a teacher of Dr. Davison's renown. It might be presumed that Harvard students would enjoy learning to sing their own songs. Certainly such experience would save many moments of hopeless embarrassment at banquets and reunions. At other colleges as the press comment from the Princetonian in the next column indicates, the love of a custom of song services is so deeply in-trenched...
Following the suggestion made editorially in yesterday's CRIMSON urging the value of community singing in the University and suggesting the Union as a possible sponsor, the Union has stepped forward and offered its facilities and cooperation in the project. The Union's cooperation was offered in the following letter addressed to the CRIMSON...
...Barcelona, at the time when the project was abandoned...
Said persons appreciative of Publisher Nast: "How sensible of the publisher of a magazine for the smart set to project his activities right into its nightly lives...