Word: wares
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Frank W. Coyne '23, of Scranton, Pa., and Nicholas Depopolo '23, of Westfield; Thomas Hall Scholarship, divided between Richard P. Arms ocC., of Deerfield, and Robert F. Doolittle '23, of New York City; Mary L. Whitney Scholarships, Allan R. Freeman '23, of Cambridge, and Edward R. Chase '22, of Ware; Hennen Jennings Scholarships, George R. Tunell, Jr., '22, of Evanston, Ill., Kirkland Scholarship of the Class of 1815, Leland C. Barry '21, of Troy...
...University authorities buy Westmorly, Claverly, and Apley Halls, and the purchase of the only dormitories remaining in private control--Beek, Craigie, Fairfax, and Russell--is thought to be a matter of comparatively short time. Other former private dormitories--Hampden, Ridgely, and Ware Halls--have been recently transformed into apartment houses. The swimming pools in several of these private houses now become part of the regular athletic equipment of the College and available for all the students. Strategy and patience have been necessary in order to secure these results. The students themselves, some of whom a few years ago were...
Hampden, Ridgely and Ware Halls, which formerly were private dormitories, have been recently turned into apartment houses. The only dormitories left in private control are Russell, Beck, Fairfax and Craigie...
William Emerson '95 has been chosen to take charge of the Architectural Department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Emerson, who is widely known in New York as an architect, after his graduation spent the following two years in the Architectural School of Columbia, studying under Professor Ware. In November, 1897, he went to Paris, where he studied three years. After working in the offices of Tubbey, York and Sawyer for two years, he branched out for himself...