Word: gated
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Starting from the Class of 1889 Gate, opposite Memorial Hall, the Band and cheerleaders will parade through the Yard, past John Harvard's statue, and up to the steps of the Indoor Athletic Building. Eight cheerleaders and the entire Band are expected to participate...
...first time in 66 years, a reigning Queen opened Britain's Parliament. Crowds were already thronging Parliament Square and Buckingham Palace gate under chill skies two hours before the ceremonies began...
...little or nothing, just to participate in their plays. But they usually overpaid their stars, and to have the glory of a top name on their program they would disregard their financial difficulties. Once the star was there, however, they resented his drawing the lion's share of the gate receipts...
PATCHIN PLACE is a little street of three-story brick houses, with an iron gate at one end and a fence at the other, in Manhattan's Greenwich Village. From this street, where the tree of heaven which also grows in Brooklyn thrusts bravely upward from narrow sidewalks, a man emerges almost every day bound for Washington Square, a few blocks away. A weathered hat rides high on a head seeking to soar from squared shoulders loosely draped in an old jacket, from the left pocket of which protrudes a notebook. The face under the hat takes daylight...
From the Church, Stevenson crossed the street through a passage-way cleared by state police. University police prematurely closed the gate after Stevenson entered the Yard, thereby locking out Stevenson's sister, Mrs. Ernest Ives, and his son, Borden Stevenson '55. They were admitted a few minutes later...