Word: projected
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...used, the only person, in the capital who seemed to have no fixed opinions on the matter was Postmaster General Farley. Conservative Architects William Adams Delano and Chester Holmes Aldrich who designed the building favored a classical allegory. But Edward Bruce, tireless head of the Public Works Art Project and himself a painter of some note, wanted realism. Stormed he: "I don't want any pictures of ladies in cheesecloth clutching letters and postcards to go into that building!" Aligned with Mr. Bruce and helping to create a deadlock was Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Silliman Evans. Being...
Phillips Brooks House undertook the project voluntarily, for the convenience of the commuters, providing wholesome food at reasonable prices, so that nearly three hundred students a day have availed themselves of the lunch-room's facilities. Yet the lunch-room, necessarily established on a small scale, can comfortably accommodate hardly half that number. Such a condition of rushing and overcrowding has developed that the health, if not the sanitary, standards have been lowered to a dangerous level. Lodged in a poorly-lighted and poorly-ventilated basement, with no possible room for expansion, the Phillips Brooks House lunch-room has become...
Unquestionably it is the province of the University to provide eating accommodations for the commuting students. The economy and convenience afforded by the present lunch-room, in spite of its recent disadvantages, bear out the desirability of a project of this nature. Since the Brooks House lunch-room can not be enlarged, it is imperative that a new location be established. It has been suggested that the large yellow house in the south-east corner of the Yard, formerly occupied by Professor Palmer, be converted into a new lunch-room for commuters. Another suggestion would reestablish Memorial Hall...
Initiating a project which will enable undergraduates to prepare themselves for public service, a $1200 fellowship has been established in memory of the late M, Fred Loewenstein '32. Under the terms of the donation, the fellowship will be granted for two year's of study, one year to be spent in the Graduate School and the other in field-work...
...administer the fellowship. These men who will receive applications for the award, are Carl J. Friedrich and Rupert Emerson '21, assistant professors of Government, and Paul M. Herzog. They have assumed the position of trustees and for the next few years will investigate the chances of enlarging the project. If the donor feels that the experiment has been successful, he is willing to enlarge his donation, one of the committee stated last night...