Word: spaces
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...John Hersey could afford-as the Moscow Radio charged last week-to "stay out of touch with the life of their people and the problems which moved all freedom-loving humanity," but Soviet writers, warned a Pravda editorial, must dispense with the "nonsensical theory of a postwar breathing space and the right of literature to relax from ideology...
...students have the same idea, he naturally feels that it is a hopeless job and happily trots off to a football game. During the week the rush hours are in the afternoon and once again students are staggered and stymied by the sight of bulging reading rooms. The limited space and the scarcity of books present a sufficiently serious problem without students adding to the confusion. Men who cannot get books at the two main reading rooms should take advantage of the Harvard Union library, which has fifty percent more Government, History, and Economics books than Boylston. Students living...
...still spend their evenings on the gym floor are all late registrants who were offered the quarters until the University could find space for them in one of the regular dormitories or until they were able to locate private rooms outside the University...
...that some relief from the present crowded conditions might be expected. However, out of the 200 or more students who were quartered on the top floor of the Indoor Athletic Building at the time of the fall registration, there are still a few men who have not been assigned space in the Yard or in the Houses...
Expressing hope that these prices could be "cut down somewhat in the near future," Edward Francis, real estate consultant for the University's Straus Hall Housing Office, announced yesterday that the $41 units would have, besides living-room, kitchen, bath, and plentiful storage space, one bedroom; the $48 units, two bedrooms; and the $55 units, three bedrooms...