Word: sketches
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Each individual competitor is required to prepare a preliminary sketch on a single sheet of paper given to him in the class room, working on it not over eight consecutive hours. This sketch is intended to show the scheme that his finished drawing is to follow. Before March 14, the eight best final plans from each school will be sent to the judges, who will meet at the Cornell Architectural School on that date to decide the contest. The award of the prize will be based on the final drawing as a development of the preliminary sketch. The drawings will...
...Directors of the Co-operative Society are considering the project of a new front for the Co-operative's main store in the Square. The CRIMSON prints today a reproduction of the preliminary sketch submitted to the Directors by the architects, Messrs. Newhall and Blevins of Boston. The present plans provide for an entrance to the store on the street level with considerable spaces reserved for show windows. The facade is of Harvard brick with white marble trimmings. It is proposed also to erect an addition in the rear of the present store, thus greatly increasing the available floor space...
...altogether likely that several changes will have to be made before the plans are finally adopted, and any suggestions in the way of improvements upon the sketch which is now printed, will be welcomed by the Board of Directors...
...hardly suitable material for the experiment of an apprentice. Mr. R. S. Mitchell, in "Lolomi," is not ineffective, but the story is almost smothered in local color, and his hero's coat is "of the same goods" as his trou sers. Mr. B. Winkelman, in a sketch reeking of the odors of Memorial and Randall, tells with some pathos but no distinction a fanciful incident of College life. Finally, Mr. R. G. Nathan contributes a vigorous bit of verse in his "Song of the Mountaineers", and an unconscious parody of the weaker elements in Mr. Galsworthy's style...
...reception and dinner to the thirty men recently elected to membership from the Junior and Senior classes in the Trophy Room of the Union this evening at 6.30 o'clock. President Lowell will present keys to the new members and P. B. Potter '14 will read an historical sketch of the Harvard Chapter...