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...habitat of the Harvard Lampoon"--yet it would say much more that the college man has not heard outside of History 32: Bunker Hill Monument, the Old North Church, the birthplace of Paul Revere. Nor need it go so far afield for novelties: the glass flowers in the Agassiz Museum, common topic of conversation, though they may be, are almost as little known as the Arboretum in remote Jamaica. A little browsing amongst out-of-the-way places in the vicinity has its own rewards; furthermore, it serves double duty in the General Examination of tea-table discourse...
Work has been begun at the University on a temporary building to house certain of the Business School offices, on the old Agassiz lot at the southeast corner of Quincy street and Broadway, opposite Robinson Hall...
...which it is being built was left to the University by Alexander Agassiz '55, who died in 1910. The house which formerly stood there was occupied by Louis Agassiz, Hon. '48, from 1854 to 1873 and by his son, Alexander Agassiz, from 1873 to 1910. After it became the property of the University it was occupied by the Speakers' Club for a time and later used by the City of Cambridge as a schoolhouse. It was destroyed by fire in January...
...Graduate School Societies of the University and Radcliffe will unite in giving a dance tonight at 8 o'clock in Agassiz House Tickets are on sale to members of the two schools at Phillips Brooks House and at 61 Garden street...
...Workshop. "Catskill Dutch to Her", was made public last night, as well as those who will have charge of the stage and settings. This play, written by Roscoe W. Brink, will be presented on the evenings of December 8 and 9 at 8 o'clock at Agassiz House...