Word: stones
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Gibson, who played third base last year on the University baseball team, was trying to get into Stoughton 10 on the third floor to get some old clothes, when the strap on the fire escape broke and he fell thirty feet to the stone pavement, breaking one ankle, spraining the other, and bruising his face considerably. It is not known whether or not internal injuries were sustained. Gibson was taken to the Stillman Infirmary immediately after the accident...
...limestone; and the sides and back will be of brick. The central feature of the Commonwealth avenue facade will be a portico supporting four Ionic columns. The main entrance doors at this point will be of iron and glass. Above the portico is the Harvard seal carved in stone, the dominating feature of the design...
...important feature of the house. It will be 96 feet long, 44 feet wide, and rising 50 feet from floor to ceiling, will extend up through four floors of the building. The longer side of the hall will run east and west. The floor will be of stone. The room will be wainscoated in Flemish oak for 15 feet above the floor, and the walls for the rest of the way will be made of stone. The ceiling will be, after the style of the old Italian palaces, heavily beamed and coffered. Six large windows, beginning above the wainscoting...
...building will be a large stone and brick structure and will be placed between Pierce Hall and the Jefferson Physical Laboratory, filling in that corner of the line of buildings about Jarvis Field. The small wooden building now on this site will soon be removed, and it is hoped that work on excavation for the foundations will commence before winter...
...Freshman Debating Club organized last evening at a meeting attended by about 70 members. Maurice Suravitz '13 was the first speaker. He dealt with the advantages of debating as compared with those of athletics. Judge A. P. Stone '93 then spoke pointing out the method used at Harvard, that of being direct, and carefully distinguishing between debating and declaiming...