Word: gated
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...election for the vice-president of the Union will be held today from 9 until 6 o'clock. All undergraduates of the University, whether members of the Union or not, may take part in the voting, which will take place in the Union and at the Class of '77 gate...
...think we have succeeded in this. Nowhere else but in our Museum, not even in Germany, is there to be found such an impressive representation of early German architectural sculpture. Romanesque sculpture and architecture are fully brought to view by the Hildesheim monuments, the Augsburg bronze gates, the Braunsehweig Lion, the Wechselburg pulpit and Crucifixion groups, the Strassburg Death of Mary, the sculptures from Bamberg cathedral, and the wonderful Golden Gate of Freiberg. Of the height of mediaeval sculpture represented in our museum it may suffice to single out the colossal Rood-screen and the twelve statues of Founders...
...forty-million-mad" nation cannot help but create, and then kill, its artists. Until it learns to read and study the great books within its reach as well as discuss "hooch" and the Hell Gate Bridge, "Nick Carter", with their authors dying forgotten, will continue to be its chief representatives in the field of "non-material achievement...
Admission to the Field will be given members of the University on presentation of an H. A. A. ticket or Bursar's card at Gate 1. The usual fee of 15 cents an hour will be charged, and if there is sufficient demand, play will be limited to one hour. In the future in the courts will not accommodate the, demand, a system, similar to that now in force daily at Jarvis and Holmes Fields, will be inaugurated by which the courts may be reserved in advance...
...Classics have not yet fallen undefended. This change has come in spite of arguments and defenses prepared by learned men of every sort. Scott called success without classics climbing a wall when it was possible to present a ticket at the gate. The value of a classical education has been extolled in many books and supported by the statements of business men, lawyers and even engineers who strongly advise any man considering his profession to study the ancients. Everyone quotes the story of the man who had nothing to fall back upon after becoming rich, as the threatening damnation into...