Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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"Phillips Brooks was one of the most influential leaders who ever went through Harvard. He was simple, kindly, with the keenest sense of humor. His power with the students was tremendous. Appleton Chapel was crowded when he spoke. So popular was he that after his death when $60,000 for...
To the casual visitor the Eastman Theatre might appear to be merely a cinema house de luxe. For on six days each week it is crowded with movie fans. That was Mr. Eastman's idea? that those who came to look at the pictures might stay to listen to the...
We should welcome most gladly a room in the Fogg Museum which could be used for special exhibitions but with our present facilities this is almost impossible. In the past when the Museum was less crowded we have had exhibitions of artists, both ancient and modern.
Harold Knutson, Congressman from Minnesota, Republican whip in the last Congress: "I took an automobile ride with one Leroy M. Hull, an employee of the Department of Labor. Because I parked my car in the outskirts of Washington in a place where parking is forbidden by law, I was arrested...
The ovation given to President Eliot by the faculty and alumni of the University in Sanders Theatre yesterday afternoon was enthusiastic. But even more so was the demonstration made by the crowd of 2000 students of the University who crowded around the steps of University Hall later in the afternoon...