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...until 1920, and printed Alumnae notes as well as prose and poetry compositions. The fiction was highly romantic and by modern standards quite naive. Most contributions seem to reflect the Radcliffe girl's longing for a Great Emotional Experience, and implies that a chaperoned walk from Shepard Street to Agassiz every day was not particularly exciting...
Some have suggested that, when the new theatre is finished, Agassiz might be taken from the commuters, who seldom use it, and turned into a Harvard-Radcliffe activity center...
...February, the Barnard players will perform 'Ruddigore" in Agassiz Theatre...
Directing the expedition were Alfred S. Romer, director of the museum, and Bryan Patterson, Alexander Agassiz Professor of Vertebrate Palaeontology...
...concentrated on one of these plays, which he had tentatively titled Niggertown. During the course of the winter he developed it into an unconventional ten scene form, and renamed it Welcome to Our City as a concession to the remaining vestiges of Cambridge abolutionism. It was performed in Agassiz Theater on May 12 and 13, 1923, and is generally thought to have been the finest produced by the 47 Workshop...