Word: stagings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Territorial Club Room of the Union this afternoon at 4 o'clock, Leslie Faber, the leading man in "Romance," will talk about the actor's point of view of the drams. This is the first of a series of such meetings, dealing with the practical side of the stage. All members of the University interested are invited to be present...
...long handicapped by insufficient equipment. Better dramatic training and a greater scope will be certain results of the building of the modern theatre for which satisfactory plans have been drawn. Nor will English 47 alone derive benefit from the new theatre. Many organizations which have hitherto been forced to stage their plays in club houses or halls that are too small or poorly equipped, will now be able to take advantage of a carefully planned, and fully equipped theatre. There are many reasons for urging that the movement for a Harvard Theatre be given the encouragement and support of graduates...
...division of Engineering Sciences has recently published an announcement of changes in its courses. Whereas this Department has often been regarded as merely a preparatory stage for men intending to continue their professional studies in the School of Engineering after graduation, it has always endeavored to adapt the courses to college students looking forward to executive positions in business and industrial life, and to those who appreciate the educational value of this kind of training...
There comes a stage in the growth of Institutions when increasing complexity requires specialized organization. That stage the Forestry School has reached. The two departments into which it would naturally be divided, however, fall into closer association with already existing graduate schools than with one another; and as a result the Forestry School as a distinct entity will cease to exist...
This treatment of walls and ceilings to eliminate noise, however, has passed the experimental stage. Besides the Chicago offices, there are at least seven other similar installations--to say nothing of the theatres, churches and courtrooms where hearing conditions were bad until enough absorbing material was introduced to correct them. Correcting the acoustics of a theatre is a parallel operation to eliminating noises in an office; in both cases it is the echoes or reverberations which make the trouble and which must be destroyed...