Word: projected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Business Manager Aldrich Durant '02 and H.A.A. Business Manager Carroll F. Getchell have already approved the use of the Soldiers Field lot. The project now awaits only for a final green light from the Corporation...
Meeting as a unified body for the first time last Saturday afternoon, the Salzburg executive decided that the educational project was "highly interested" in procuring students from Eastern Euroue. But the committee did not think it practical to relocate the seminar, now situated at Leopoldskron Castle outside Vienna...
...Carey's project prospered from the start. Baltimore parents were delighted with the Country School's broad lawns, surrounded by deep woods. They even accepted the fresh air fad of 1901, when classrooms were built without any glass in the windows. Boys attended class in woolens and mufflers, keeping their feet on bricks which had been heated in a furnace. The boys fared well (the fresh air, it was claimed, enabled them to do two years' work in one). But constant colds among the faculty finally ended the experiment...
This week Acheson was off for Europe again by plane to start another Digest foreign edition. As far as the project itself was concerned, the hazards this time were even greater. The Digest plans to print 500,000 German-language copies a month in Munich, sell them in the American and British zones, starting next February. As there is little paper in the occupied zones, and as no money from those zones may be spent outside them, Acheson plans to print another German-language edition of 100,000 copies for sale in Switzerland. Then he hopes to use revenue from...
...beards her husband in the Rampart Street den of his fancy lady and implores him to come back and try to save what is left of their worldly goods and of their lives. He is just getting around to the latter project, with his first cooperation from her, when, after two long hours, the picture ends. The moral appears to be that money isn't everything...