Word: visitor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...great possessions of that institution, rivalled perhaps only by its collection of legal books and manuscripts. Scattered through Langdell Hall and Austin Hall, the portraits become familiar to the ever-changing body of students but are little known to outsiders, even those interested in artistic things. The casual visitor to the School, however, cannot fail to be impressed by the size of the collection and by the intrinsic merit and value of the individual items. There are many etchings and engravings, but the chief glory of the collection is the oil portraits, many of them the work of distinguished artists...
When he and Calvin Coolidge dedicated his Mountain Lake (Fla.) Sanctuary last year, Edward William-Bok said of its transplanted greenery and bell tower: "Every traveled visitor who sees it now, in its completed state, is immediately reminded of the Taj Mahal, in India and unhesitatingly ranks it with that world-renowned tomb...
...Ambassador Morrow delights in talking about Cuernavaca. He is boastful only on one subject, or rather a dual one. his Cuernavaca home and 'Pancho.' He becomes completely enwrapped in the subject of his garden in Cuernavaca as he leads the visitor about the old walls that have been rebuilt by Pancho; as he shows with genuine pride this or that plant that be himself has tended; and the swimming pool...
...good tries at drawing first blood. Both defensive lines were too strong however to give either of the teams a really good chance to concentrate their offensive. The Bigelow twins had the Harvard forwards baffled most of the time and Learnard had a comparatively easy 20 minutes in the visitor's goal. Harvard, too, presented a strong defense and the Clubmen's famed forward line of Chase. Hilliard and Curtis had a hard time trying to break through. Several long shots by Stubbs and Cunningham provided the only scares the Crimson threw into the former University stars while H. Bigelow...
...outcrops of actual rocks. Specimens of suitable size could be garnered through the help of State surveys, a number of which are represented on the committee, and by individuals in all parts of the country. These specimens would be placed where they could be easily inspected by any visitor following the bypaths that would ramify through the area covered by the model...