Word: siting
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...taken to render the project thoroughly successful. In the early part of 1882 it was said that the probable cost of such a building as proposed would be about $50,000. And little doubt was entertained that the amount could be easily raised. It was moreover suggested that the site of the building be selected near Brighton street, a location more suitable than the present one for many reasons. It may be that the new athletic grounds demand all our spare cash as well as that of generous graduates, but if not, it seems to us that the present...
Prof. R. C. Jebb records in a recent number of the Fortnightly Review his impressions of the Troad during a tour made in company with Prof. W. W. Goodwin of Harvard, drawing the conclusion that no one site in this valley satisfies all the conditions of Homeric Troy...
...Jacksonville, Florida, paper says a colony of Harvard students, seven in number, and two outsiders, are projecting a settlement in that State and expect to obtain a charter for that purpose. The representative of the proposed company, who is looking for a site, is Mr. Charles W. Luck, Harvard, '82, who left Jacksonville a few weeks since and went up the river in search of a spot upon which to locate the company. The colony will consist of nine Harvard men, three of whom are from '82. It has been decided to settle in Gautemala, in order to raise sugar...
...overseers by his descendant, Mr. Samuel Bridge, on condition that it be placed in the college grounds. The statue was designed and made in Europe, the pedestal upon which it is to stand being manufactured in this country. If the overseers and the donor can agree upon a site the statue will probably be unveiled the latter part of this month...
...years of life there be increased. The cause of this is certain unremunerative expenditures that have been made, the benefit of which accrues almost wholly to undergraduates. Among these are the Taylorian Galleries; the parks (pound38,800); the museum (pound15,000, all of which, except the cost of the site, has been paid out of income); an observatory (pound7,500); a new chemical laboratory (pound7,500); the restoration of the Bodleian edifice (pound20,000); the new schools site (pound38,000), and the new schools building (pound103,000), or a total of pound208,000, of which more than one-half...