Word: wide
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...church, located at Riverside Drive and 122nd St., will cover approximately 22,500 square feet of land. Its nave, 100 feet wide, will run north and south parallel with the Hudson River. Its main entrance will be on Riverside Drive through a bell tower, 300 feet in height. The cost will be about $4,000,000. Its seating capacity will...
With all due modesty and self deprecation the CRIMSON takes pleasure in the universal approval, as expressed in country wide editorial comment, of its Student Vagabond. Originally a CRIMSON conception, the Vagabond after two years is receiving the plaudits of students and educators in other universities. From the approbation of President Little of Michigan to tributes from undergraduate editors, the praise ranges--and at the bottom of all is a fundamental laudation to the university which is sufficiently interested in varied topics and studies to support such a feature as the daily publication of a Vagabond...
...prevalent is the spirit of the west throughout the play that wide canvas of the University is being made to find a westerner who can faithfully imitate the howl of the coyote. If the search is successful, the effective imitator will enjoy the distinction of being the first person to imitate the coyote's howl over the radio, as a rehearsal of scenes five and six, in which the coyote features, will be given this evening over station WNAC...
...Villard, the editor of The Nation, a magazine in which he expresses his own strong and rather radical political theories, has had wide-reaching experience as a journalist. After teaching at the University for two years following his graduation in 1893, he joined the staff of the Philadelphia Press in 1896, and a year later took up editorial writing for the New York Evening Post. He rose rapidly in his profession and soon became president of the Evening Post. Selling out his interests in this paper in 1918, he founded in that year the New York Nation, which he nows...
...nominal requirement of one editorial submitted each day is the basis of competition in the Editorial Department. Candidates are expected to keep in close touch with affairs of the day, outside of the University as well as within its walls, and to submit contributions embracing a wide field of interest...