Word: spacing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Evening Standard recalled that Leverhulme had once commissioned Augustus John to paint a portrait that could hang on a panel above his fireplace. Finished, the work was so big that the head alone filled the space. Leverhulme placed it there, cut the rest away...
...leading editorial in yesterday's Boston Globe discussed at great length the CRIMSON's "Confidential Guide". An unfortunate lack of space makes it impossible to reprint the article in full. The more significant parts, however, appear in the adjoining column...
...case be published. But students who wish to take exception to any criticisms published in the "Guide" or who desire to criticize courses not included in that summary, may submit their signed letters. Such of them as seem well considered and worthy of publication will be printed, if space allows, and the signatures will be withheld for obvious reasons...
...site of the dormitory is to be opposite the entrance to the Medical School at the corner of the Avenue Louis Pasteur and Longwood Avenue. The plans drawn by Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch and Abbott, architects, of Boston, provide for a building to house 250 students and leave space for a future addition to house 150 students...
...than unusual. In all the voluminous American undergraduate press, no such survey as the CRIMSON'S morning issue comprises has ever been printed. Editorial comment on study occasionally appears in the college press. Changes in the schedule of classes, official bulletins, are always published. But this liberal grant of space to the essential work men come to college for is without precedent. The CRIMSON'S "Confidential Guide to the Curriculum," in which the merits and demerits of forty Harvard courses are briefly assessed by men who have taken them, is presented with all the care and effort customarily reserved only...