Word: excepts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...concrete in order to prevent a repetition of the fire which destroyed the old Arena several years ago, covers 87,000 square feet of land. The Ice Palace can be rented for private skating parties, carnivals or other ice skating activities. Three public skating sessions will be held daily except on days of scheduled events, from 9.30 until 12 A. M., from 2 until 5 and 8 until 11 P. M. Skates, as well as lockers, may be rented at the Arena...
...advocates of disarmament and many their arguments. One of the most notable speeches made in its favor was delivered recently in New York, notable, not because it said anything new, but because the speaker was General John J. Pershing. It is hard to think of military men except as experts in their trade; just such a feeling accounts for the tradition that no professional solider be appointed Secretary of War. What are we to think then, when a fighting man like "Blackjack" Pershing says: "The world does not seem to learn from experience. It would appear that the lessons...
...taught except by example, or by turning a youth loose in a library? The most athletic readers in college usually, teach themselves. When Charles Summer's light was observed to burn late every night in the Harvard Yard, it was no professor, we may be sure, but an inward impulse and appetite that drove him to his long and delightful intercourse with the mester spirits of literature. --New York Times...
Although only a part of the Arena surface was ready for the official opening last Saturday, no further delay is likely, and regular practice hours have been reserved for the University squad between five and seven o'clock daily, except, Saturdays...
...unlike the usual one given to victorious teams. The Harvard Band will be present; Dean Briggs will present the Trophies; and there will be vaudeville. This much has been announced as scheduled for the event, But, "the rest of the program will not be announced," says the circular, except that "the victors in the major sports in 1920, as guests of the Club, will make their appearance in Harvard Hall in an unusual manner...