Word: gate
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Svietlana's pups are born at the Prince's country estate. And of course, Siedoi having been the father, there is a great scandal. But nothing can be done and the old Prince is kindly and forgiving, even to the rascally assistant kennelman Peter who left the gate open. And the summer passes with great happiness and much excitement, for it is known that the Grand Duke Nikita, the Tsar's viciously cruel old uncle,† has invited himself to hunt with the Prince in the autumn. He is coming with his whole hunting train...
Variable weather conditions, clinging snow and ice, and a kerosene fire have delayed the work on the Wigglesworth dormitories considerably in the last three weeks to such an extent that Walter Bates, the contractor will not open the McKean Gate to the Yard before April 1, passage through the other gates to follow after. He stated yesterday that he would be sure to open a gate at that time, although the work about the McKean Gate is less advanced than any other in the project...
...clock until 2 o'clock by R. G. Edwards '31, a resident of Lowell House, and 10 members of his North Shore Ramblers Orchestra. At midnight supper is to be served. For the benefit of those who attend the dance, it has been decided to leave unlocked the gate near the Dining Hall on the Gore Hall side of Lowell House, as well as the main gateway off Mt. Auburn Street...
...gates at the front entrance of Dunster House, presented by Chauncey Devereux Stillman '30 in memory of his father, Charles Chauncey Stillman '98, will be erected as soon as some delayed paris arrive it was learned yesterday from C. N. Greenough '98, Master. Parts of the Dunster crest are embodied in the large center gate, which has the inscription on it and is flanked by two side portals...
...Intercollegiate games should be carried on within the bounds of such reasonable expenditures as can be provided by the participant, or by special gifts, such as the new Payne Whitney Gymnasium, or by sales of tickets to witness the contests." In this he has recognized the inevitable necessity of gate receipts for the maintenance of athletic facilities among persons of such varying degrees of opulence and ability as are comprised in Yale's large student body...