Word: grilles
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...once more has the Union Library unlocked the grill that bars its most precious volumes from the profane hands of Freshmen. Another treasure joins the first editions of Thomas Hardy and the autographed works of Henry James...
...been hitting below the belt in getting its charges included on the term bill shows a lamentable lack of understanding on the part of these "conscientious" objectors. The term bill is the natural place for all such college charges, from room rent to beer at the Eliot House grill. It is easier for students as well as Lehman Hall to group all expenses in a single reckoning. But aside from the obvious of foul play uncovers a lack of graciousness and sportsmanship unlooked for in even the most crabbed faction of Dudley members. Since its inception the had has provided...
Construction of the last link of the iron grill fence around the Yard will be completed shortly before the Tercentenary celebration in September, Aldrich Durant '02, Business Manager of the University announced yesterday...
...Rotan Sargent, Cammann Newberry and Harold Parsons have contributed to this year's production, notably such tunes as "This is The Night", "Look Your Heart", and "This Is So Sudden", bandleader, announced he would feature several of the hit tunes over the air, and Ruby Newman of the Rainbow Grill in New York's Rockefeller Center is having a medley arranged which he will play on his late evening sustaining program...
Sizzling on the Chamber of Deputies grill last week lay The Deal of Hoare & Laval, which in London fortnight ago caused the resignation as British Foreign Secretary of Sir Samuel Hoare (TIME, Dec. 30). From Paris to London to sit in the Commons gallery during that fracas dashed the dynamic French Deputy who for months has been trying to upset the Laval Cabinet in order to dislodge France from the gold standard and start inflation or devaluation of the franc. Last week M. Paul Reynaud was back in Paris and, although no expert in foreign affairs, had primed himself...