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...show stars Joanna Brown '52, Theodore Gershuny '54, and Theodore W. Thieme '52 with Irving Yoskowits '53 directing and lan W. Cadenhead '53 producing. Others appearing in the Agassiz Theatre presentation are Miss Allyn Moss of New York, and P. Michael Mabry...
Students of German will have a chance to see the original version of Goethe's "Faust" this Saturday night, in a performance given by a travelling troupe of players from the Dartmouth German Club. The local performance is at 8:30 p.m. in Agassiz Theatre, with an admission fee of 75 cents...
Polling places today and tomorrow include Harkness Commons, Agassiz Hall, Fogg Art Museum. Widener Library Emerson Hall, the Biological Laboratories, Pierce Hall, Littauer Center, Robinson Hall, Lawrence Hall, and Andover Hall...
During the last thirty odd years under Shapley's administration, the Observatory has made its greatest strides forward. It was he who established the Agassiz Station at Harvard, the transfer of the southern station from Peru to South Africa, and with the collaboration of Menzel, the installation at Climax, Colorado. The new headquarters building in Cambridge was built under his direction, and provides fireproof housing for the nearly half million plates which contain Harvard's history of the sky for the past sixty years...
...Agassiz Oak Ride station was established in 1932 in the midst of 40 acres of heavily wooded land in Harvard township, 25 miles Northeast of Cambridge. It holds many of the instruments removed from Summer House Hill when the northward spread of the city rendered the old location too poor for optimum conditions for astronomical observations. This station contains a 16 inch doublet, a 24 inch reflector, and a 61 inch telescope, the largest east of Ohio. The "Ridge" is now headquarters for Harvard's surveys of the Northern skies. The Harvard seismographic equipment is also at the Agassiz...