Word: projected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University authorities are entirely in accord with the new project which will in no way effect the site of Memorial Hall. The cut-off itself will be about 50 or 60 feet wide and is expected to cost about...
...continue to operate the dining hall at a loss of $25,000 a year, undergraduates are not yet ready to accept its closing as ending for all time the possibility of having a common university dining room. Because Memorial Hall has failed does not prove the impossibility of another project better adapted to the needs of the students...
...Muscle Shoals?a bill drawn and supported by Senator Norris, Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture. But the bill discussed was the Underwood Bill for leasing the Shoals to private operators (TIME, Dec. 15)?a bill proposed and supported by Senator Underwood in whose domain (Alabama) the disputed project lies...
...York Times declared his paper would advance $500,000 to the American Council of Learned Societies Devoted to Humanistic Studies, for the creation of 20 volumes containing the lives of some 20,000 illustrious Americans, including none of the living. The Times sought to assume no control over the project, "the function of the Times being simply that of making possible, by this large subvention, the preparation of a book of reference which has long been . . . the one great desideratum among American works of reference...
...appearance of the cuts and printing is good throughout. The advertisement pages especially make a good impression. The response of the student body in supporting this project proves conclusively that it is meeting a real need of the School. It is in real accord with the efforts of the administration and student organizations in achieving the greatest possible advantages for the student body in the short time they are in Cambridge...