Word: projected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After the luncheon he explained his project as follows...
...know what there is down there and we ought to; that's the point. I have been doing preliminary experimentation for eight years and I am certain that such a shaft is a practical engineering project and that the only thing necessary to make it a reality is the money. It might be possible to go deeper than twelve miles...
...which experiments have shown would not fall in. The shaft would be sunk to different levels, in the same way that mining shafts are sunk, and it would be necessary, after we got down to a sufficient depth to have the heat pumped out. It is not a commercial project and there is no money to be made out of it by myself or any one else but, from a scientific standpoint, it should be undertaken as something equally as important as polar exploration. The spot where the shaft should be sunk ought to be determined by geologists...
...innovation in class crew rowing has been made by Coach E. A. Brown. Men assigned to him were given the opportunity to vote on the project to form all candidates into crews as members of two clubs, the Eliot, and the Thayer. They expressed their approval, and are now practicing for races which will determine the supremacy of one of these clubs...
...completed project will be a self-contained school for graduate students, but at the same time the closest possible relations; both physical, intellectual, and social, will be maintained with the rest of the Unviersity. It is the wish of the authorities that school spirit among the studnets be developed as much as possible, and that opportunity be offered for contact between students from all parts of the country for the interchange of ideas, discussion of work, and development of personality in an atmosphere made inspiring by the ambition of the faculty to help the students to be more than money...