Word: stacked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...University plans to fill the bottom part of Widener Library's two inner courtyards with four floors of stack space and offices, Paul H. Buck, director of the University Library, revealed yesterday...
...proposed construction would include two floors of stack space and two of offices, built on each side of the section of Widener that divides the library's large central court. The addition would rise only to the window level of the Widener Memorial Room, located high in the court's center...
...increase in Widener's stack capacity would be about 300,000 books. New faculty studies, photo-laboratories, and a micro-print reading room, all air-conditioned, are included in the design. As planned, the addition would enclose 24,000 square feet of floor space...
...acknowledge that in more than occasional cases students not forced to finish it would not do so. (That they can finish it without going mad is clearly shown by the fact that they have done so.) Besides, there is more at stake for the large departments even than a stack of possibly excellent unwritten theses: the administrative problem involved in re-employing deserted tutors looks overwhelmingly more burdensome than the difficulties the Faculty earlier envisioned in dealing with arbitrary departments...
...into its body, enabling it to dive and thrust like a falcon. Flying at more than twice the speed of sound, the two-man plane will range up to 3,000 miles with a load of nuclear-tipped missiles. The variable-sweep wing idea came from Aero-dynamist John Stack five years ago. when he was working for the Government. Big design teams from Boeing and General Dynamics have built...