Word: projected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...first time, Harvardevans, which operated heretofore with approximately 50 vacancies, is completely filled. In the past students have been reluctant to stay at Devens, but a reduction in fall rates a gradual rent rise elsewhere, and the acute shortage of housing have all combined to fill the project...
Only Lowell has not yet decided upon a project. Improvements range from fixing an Old Dutch grandfather's clock in Dunster House to a new tennis court at Leverett. Music rooms, however, are the most frequent expenditure item...
Lowell House expects to decide on a suitable project when House Master Elliott Perkins '23 returns in September, Maurice M. Pochet, senior tutor of Lowell House, said yesterday. He added that because the dining hall was used this summer no repairs could be made there...
There was no evidence of skulduggery. Builder Hughes had reportedly sunk $7,000,000 of his own cash into the project. The Government money involved was peanuts by wartime standards: $18 million. At worst it was just another wartime idea gone sour, at some cost in time, materials and manpower...
Mother Lode. Then the committee hit the mother lode. Major General Oliver Echols, wartime materiel chief of the A.A.F., set the committee on the track of another Hughes project: the high-speed XF-II photoreconnaissance plane, in which Planemaker Hughes had crashed a year ago. Whooping with delight, the committee learned that the XF-II had been urged on the Air Forces by none other than Colonel (later Brigadier General) Elliott Roosevelt...