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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Progress on the new buildings for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has proceeded at a fast rate, and a great deal has been done since the first pouring of concrete, which took place last April. In all of the buildings but the library, all the structural concrete has been poured, and the construction work is now up to the roof. This structural concrete is the skeleton of the buildings. It is poured in a semi-liquid state into wooden forms, and is reinforced by steel rods. The foundation walls, piers, interior columns and floors are all made of this material...
Perhaps the solution of the prohibition question at class smokers lies in a local option vote. At any rate the Forum has the livest sort of topic for consideration...
...Freileigh '18, of Watertown, Maine, and Clifford F. Gish '16, of Bookoo, Molokia, Hawaii, as irregular editors. The board is planning to issue several suppressed numbers this spring, and also to raise the yearly price of publication from fifteen (15) cents to thirty (30) cents. Even at this rate, the Monthly will be cheap. The editors feel justified in raising the price to twice its former figure, because in the future every line will have a double meaning...
...require those who attend to join the Union. There is no reason, indeed, why payment of the Union initiation fee should be considered as an additional expense of the dance; rather should the dance be considered as another benefit to be derived from the Union. At any rate, all members of 1916 desiring to attend should take this essential step immediately...
Good crew men are developed only through regular and consistent training, offered by practice on the machines; many first rate oarsmen are "machine-made." Training for all who hope to win places on the crews next spring should start in earnest today. Freshmen especially are urged to attend as regularly as possible...