Word: projected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...problem must be attacked at once on three fronts: 1) economic and financial, 2) military, 3) political. Since the essence of the problem is the ejection of every armed Communist from the soil of China, an intelligent project can be prepared only on the basis of an estimate of the time it will take to win the war. American military experts believe that this may take as long as three years. The Chinese are more optimistic. But let us accept the American estimate and try to sketch a Three Year Plan and estimate its cost...
Unless 500 students agree to use the open-air lot, Reynolds said, "we would not undertake the project." On the basis of 500 cars, which must patronize the lot "for the full period of availability, including the winter months of January, February, and March," Reynolds estimated that it would take 12 dollars monthly to cover annual operating expenses...
Further expenses in the University project include 24-hour attendance and shelter and heat for the guard. "We also feel it would be necessary to fence the area," Reynolds told Lally...
Indicating that the University might be willing to back such a project. Watson said that the Masters referred the entire matter to Edward Reynolds '15, administrative vice president, for consideration. Watson emphasized that the whole situation is in an "embroyonic state," and that there are many possible objections...
...meeting last December, heads of the five leading Law School extra-curricular activities had indicated that a majority of them would prefer "a more utilitarian" project, such as a dining hall or a new dormitory. However, their opinion was never made public; and few students at the School are aware of the controversy...