Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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For years New York, to the average American in his moments of pessimism, has summed up in one gigantic symbol everything connoted by Wall Street, the crowded fifth of the East Side, the conspicuous failure of democratic government; above all the noise, confusion, and materialism of American life raised to...
The magnitude of such a project as this "Plan of New York" and the problems to be overcome before it can begin to be realized are evident. What has already been accomplished by the "Plan of Chicago" undertaken less thoroughly and less far-sighted in vision, shows the possibilities for...
There is a widespread tendency at present to limit the enrollment of colleges, either because of a lack of facilities or because of the strong feeling which many have against institutions of large size. Swarthmore has seven hundred applications for a Freshman class of one hundred and eighty. Princeton and...
For all the incidents; the number and interaction of which do credit to the author's ingenuity, are crowded into half a day and one hectic night. In the second year of Napoleon's empire, the scene is laid in New England on an estate which, even if it was...
How much better it would be with the facilities of the Stadium at hand, and ample seating capacity for all those who wish to see and hear, to hold the Commencement Exercises there, where the dignity and stateliness of the academic procession in the open may be appreciated, rather than...