Word: gating
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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George Greene, director of the University Mailing Service, sits in the Gateman's Lodge by the Widener Gate and acts as middleman between the Post Office and the University. He also handles all mail circulating around the various departments and administrative divisions...
...spring schedule is now being made up, and manager Bob Braydon at the Widener Library Gate will accept all applications for games. The janitors have only one condition that must be satisfied--the opposing team must accept Mulvihill as the umpire...
...born and raised on Manhattan's Lower East Side, just across the river from Brooklyn. At 22 he made his way to Paris, settled in London three years later. Now a paunchy, patriarchal 69, he lives in an ivied house diagonally opposite Churchill's in Hyde Park Gate...
Mass Hall is not the only relic of past executives' inspiration of tradition. Behind the Widener Library, facing Massachusetts Avenue, stands the largest gate in the College. Originally, it was built to be part of the Grand Entrance to the Yard.. An avenue running from the portal to the Charles River was planned, but the Corporation wouldn't buy the property the street was to be built on. The plan was temporarily postponed, but when Massachusetts Avenue was built, plans for the Grand Entrance had to be scrapped...
...hope that before this fund runs out the 20 percent amusement tax will be repealed. When this happns the cost of tickets will remain the same but the orchestra will benefit. Meanwhile the trustees pride themselves on never having to tamper with a program with an eye to the gate. Symphony Hall is always full. And at a time when orchestras such as the Detroit Symphony have folded, the Boston Symphony carries on, and manages to present three expensive summer features on top of its heavy winter schedule...