We used our own apartments, one room for storage, a living room for rehearsals, and then we borrowed space.
Central Michigan holds its health classes in hospitals; Niagara, a Roman Catholic University, borrows space from parochial schools.
If you had any more, you'd have to borrow space from someone else who owned even less than you.
Previously, members who wanted office space had to rent quarters or borrow space in committee rooms.
The food program borrowed space in the computer's architecture to set up a food lab.
Initially, they had borrowed space from Roosevelt University for their tuition-free Conservatory program, held on Saturday afternoons.
We borrow space, which is something like fielding a football team on Broad Street in Philadelphia.
In the meantime, we borrowed space in the First Presbyterian Church on Livingston Avenue to present a play before our official opening.
Until 1908, many representatives who wanted office space had to rent quarters or borrow space in committee rooms in the Capitol.
(The school plans to borrow space from the Marie Katzenbach School for the Deaf here.)
