Word: use
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...University is unwilling to use its land on the Cambridge side of the river for parking, and thus prevent the property from being used for new construction. Bundy felt that since it is only a tenminute walk to the Business School lot, parking there would be convenient, but would still discourage students from using their cars all the time...
...second award, Mrs. Sharon Deykin Baris, Radcliffe '58 received the Helen Choate Bell prize of $400 for 1957-58. Her award-winning essay was entitled, "Hawthorne's Use of the Crowd...
Naturally books belonging to Harvard are not in one building. Books that law students and law professors need are in the Law School Library. Books to be used by students of the Medical School are in the Medical School Library. Books for students studying mining and geology are in the Mining Library. However, diet and nutrition is everybody's problem, not for medical students alone, and books on food should be available to all. If students would like to read any of them, I would be glad to arrange to have the following books given to the Widener Library...
...use of sound absorptive materials can reduce the din caused by reverberation of sound in the room where it originates,--which, in the case of Harvard dining halls, is more desirable than containing the sound. Sound absorptive materials do not greatly attenuate noise passing through it, and so do not "soundproof." Attenuation of noise in transmission is achieved by air-tight and usually heavy constructions...
...hard to tell how much the recent parking campaign has augmented the University's coffers, but it is almost certain that there must be some more constructive use of policemen's time and students' cash than playing automotive musical chairs. Students have already paid more fines in a month than they contribute to the Combined Charities in a year, and there is no relief in sight...