Word: visitor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Olympics this year no South American country will be represented by a team which will be a real menace to the chances of the United States," was the comment of Mr. Jess Hopkins, a distinguished visitor at the University yesterday when interviewed by a CRIMSON reporter...
...casual visitor the Eastman Theatre might appear to be merely a cinema house de luxe. For on six days each week it is crowded with movie fans. That was Mr. Eastman's idea? that those who came to look at the pictures might stay to listen to the orchestra...
...This year and last several unexpected paintings have appeared. Now Michael Sollento's Prayer has disappeared completely from the midst of the 1,500 exhibits. The committee believes that the treatment of the subject caused offense to some visitor who took the shortest means of removing the picture from the exhibition, namely stealing...
Since the new position of the statue is more central its presence will add rather than detract from the appearance of the Yard. The slightly inaccurate historical impression that the statue gives as to the early history of the college will not disturb the visitor from parts unknown more now than before. Many natives even now are blissfully ignorant of the fact that the statue is not modelled after John Harvard, but after a much later Harvard graduate, and that John Harvard himself only bequeathed books instead of actually founding the college. But whatever his history, it is only fitting...
...regrets to hear that yesterday "an unauthorized visitor entered various rooms in Claverly Hall without invitation." This breach of good manners in itself deserves some slight censure. But the entering was relatively unimportant "it was the leaving that really mattered. As a detail of history the young visitor levied contributions on his "various" hosts, to the grand total of approximately $150. To conceal nothing--Claverly Hall was robbed...