Word: regarding
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Department has grown steadily but under rather adverse conditions. The little house on Holmes Field beside being inconveniently situated provides very cramped and unsatisfactory quarters. It is improbable, however, that any change can be made at present as lack of funds is a positive check in this instance. In regard to the future of the Department it is felt that a training in architecture, as in other professions, should in most cases preferably come after the gaining of a degree, and that it should be more of a Graduate Department. It is with the idea of encouraging men to take...
STUDENT VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.- Mr. Birtwell will be in Grays 17 on Tuesday from 9 to 11 to talk with men in regard to volunteer charity work...
...regard to the wearing of caps without gowns, irrespective of the time of wearing them, the Class Day Committee desire to say that they do not believe it advisable to separate the two, since to them it appears that the caps without the gowns are meaningless...
...criticisms of past years in regard to the situations of Sever Hall and the Fogg Art Museum have of late been recalled by the discontent aroused by the site chosen for Brooks House. There are two methods of preventing such feelings in the future. The first, that proposed by the Board of Overseers in their resolution, is that "A complete scheme for the future development of the college property be formulated and adhered to in future work as closely as the progress of events makes possible"; the second, that urged in our editorial of last week, is that "Harvard...
...regard to the second resolution of the Board of Overseers, that "Greater harmony and excellence in the design of College buildings would be obtained if all artistic questions where University property is concerned were submitted to a standing advisory committee composed partly of several competent professional men and partly of members of the Governing Boards of the University," it can but be plain to every one that even if "artistic questions can rarely be separated from questions of cost, of utility, and of express or implied obligation to benefactors," they might often be made to conform to each of these...