Word: alleyways
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...physical facilities are concerned, Eliot has its good and bad sides. The good side looks out over the river or on one of the finest of the House courtyards. The bad sides boast not only a full view of the subway yards, but also an excellent lookout on the alleyway where food is brought into the central kitchen and garbage is noisily removed in the early hours of the morning...
Eliot has its weak points, one of the chief one being that some of its rooms face out over the noisey alleyway behind the central kitchen and others look in the direction of the subway yards. On the other hand, Eliot does have a very attractive courtyard, and the large majority of the rooms are not troubled by the previous problems...
...Practically the only recognition Princeton has ever given its former president. Embittered by the quarrels of his regime, Princeton has not yet named so much as an alleyway for him. Recently the university began raising funds for a Woodrow Wilson Memorial Hall...
...Harvard Dramatic Club's spring production, "Winterset," is the best play to grace Brattle Hall's boards in several months. Written by Maxwell Anderson, it draws upon the notorious Sacco-Vanzetti scandal for plot material, and features unsavory characters with turned-up collars and shifty glances. An alleyway and an adjoining tenement are the settings, while a conveniently located river provides an easy means for disposing of embarrasing cadavers...
...Gold Coasters hit the win list with a bang, as, sparked by Bob Hurley, they scored a safety, and two touchdowns to one for their opponents. On the first play that they had possesion of the ball, Hurley cracked the Ramblers tackle, and sped down the field through an alleyway of a hole from his own 25 over the Dudley goal line. Adams pounded through guard for the conversion...