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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...committee will be glad to receive clothing, books, and magazines of all sorts. It is especially desired to obtain a large number of college text-books to add to the Loan Library recently started in Phillips Brooks House for the benefit of students of limited means. The clothing will be sent to Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, the Associated Charities of Cambridge, and the Tombs School of New York City, and other reliable philanthropic institutions. Magazines and ordinary books will be sent to lighthouses, ships, sailors' havens, and hospitals in Boston and vicinity...
...books needed in their courses, the Social Service Committee of the Phillips Brooks House Association has established there a library of text and reference books used in College courses. About 400 books were contributed last spring by members of the University, and it is planned to add to the number by semi-annual collections until a complete working library has been formed. The library is now open, and the books will be loaned to members of the University on application and on payment of a small deposit, which is refunded on the return of the books...
Arrangements for the Senior Spread at Memorial Hall on the night before Class Day are well underway, and tickets will be put on sale at the same time as the regular Class Day tickets. Several innovations will be introduced this year in order to add to the attractiveness of the evening...
...opera. Assisted by R. Nichols '05, Baird acts the chief part in an attractive fashion. The costumes are appropriate to unusual personages, the properties go a long way toward satisfying any desire for the unexpected. Striking turns and impersonations of well-known stage characters, such as Caruso or Houdini, add to the novelty...
...dormitories continue to be needed, to add to the social life of the students. This social life has been greatly benefited by the Elizabeth Cary Agassiz House, which stands in somewhat the same relation to Radcliffe as the Union to Harvard...