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...roads and footpaths, the visitor will discover interesting spots and bushes. During the 1880's and '90's Mount Auburn Cemetery was looked upon by Bostonians as the most refined resting place in the vicinity. And in these years many distinguished persons were buried here, including Longfellow, Louis Agassiz, William Ellery Channing, Charles Summer and Mary Baker Eddy. From the first, Harvard dead, including President Kirkland, were given a special hill to themselves. The rest of the dust was allowed to mingle...
Tufts, Maximilian Agassiz...
...noted for its athletic prowess in other fields, Eliot has for years been the possessor of the Agassiz Cup for the inter-House crew championship. Situated on the corner of Memorial Drive and Boylston Street, the House commands a beautiful view of the Charles on one side, but overlooks the less inviting subway yards on another...
...gave evidence that she is still adding to her portrayal and will present a fine performance tonight. Mary Douglas has the delightful part of Leonora Fiske which she plays well but with some inconsistence. The best part of the production, however, comes from three new-comers to the Agassiz Theatre. Gertrude Wind and Jane Spencer as the two balmy sisters add the plaintive touch of comedy that makes the play so poignant. Jane Spencer's performance is some of the finest amateur acting that has been presented in any of the productions near Harvard Square and is alone worth...
Glover Morrill Allen '01, professor of Zoology and curator of mammals at Agassiz Museum, died Saturday at his Garden Street home. He was 63 years...