Word: halls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first of the series of three lectures to be given here, James Phinney Baxter III, President of Williams and formerly Professor of History at Harvard will speak tonight at 8 o'clock in the New Lecture Hall...
...legal compulsion, but a moral responsibility has Harvard to share her peerless facilities for dispensing knowledge with the general public. University Hall, realizing this, has boldly ventured into the field of adult education with such projects as the public distribution of the American History Reading List and the broadcast of significant faculty lectures...
...Prentice-Hall...
When he is not on tour Rachmaninoff lives in seclusion, spends his winters in his Manhattan apartment, his summers on his Swiss estate. Once a year he gives Manhattanites a single Carnegie Hall recital from which thousands are invariably turned away. He has never played over the radio...
...Stassen an unparalleled chance to make hay. A more energetic campaigner than bespectacled Governor Benson, he has covered 20,000 Minnesota miles in his car, bellowing into a back seat dictaphone between speeches. He makes as many as four in one evening, always scurries to the back of the hall to pump the hand of each departing listener...