Word: across
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hands of the City Park Commissioners, it would be a comparatively slight matter to form a continuous park road around the College Grounds on existing streets, thus greatly enlarging the park privileges of the city. Such a road would follow Quincy street and Divinity avenue, Jarvis street and thence across or around the Common to Brattle street, which already is practically a park road...
...this action there had been several plans prepared with the aim of making a general study of the development of the college property. When Memorial Hall was built, Messrs. Ware and Van Brunt devised a scheme for an avenue from its southern transept nearly parallel with Quincy street, across the grounds to their southern boundary at Main street. This would have made a suitable approach to Memorial Hall from the city side, and a line of college buildings would have been well placed between it and Quincy street. Later, when Sever Hall was built, its architect Mr. H. H. Richardson...
...weather permits, the final crosscountry run of the season will take place this afternoon at 3.45 sharp. The course is a little over ten miles in length and extends from the Gymnasium across the Common, down Concord avenue, along Garden street to Sherman Street, thence to the dike, through the clay pits to Concord avenue, down Fresh Pond drive, round Fresh Pond, up path through woods to Mt. Auburn street, over Brattle street to Mason, across the Common to the Law School steps...
...Tailoring Department is not in Dane Hall, but is across Harvard square, in the Lyceum Building, where it occupies rooms just behind the office of Sawin's Express and the Western Union Telegraph. The quarters are a little out of the way and for that reason, among others, they are well worth finding. Rooms in a rather inaccessible place mean low rent; and this is one of the explanations of the low prices that we ask for clothing...
...Tailoring Department is not in Dane Hall, but is across Harvard square, in the Lyceum Building, where it occupies rooms just behind the office of Sawin's Express and the Western Union Telegraph. The quarters are a little out of the way and for that reason, among others, they are well worth finding. Rooms in a rather inaccessible place mean low rent; and this is oue of the explanations of the low prices that we ask for clothing...