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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...effort is being made today to secure a large number of old text-books used in this year's courses, especially the large elementary ones, such as History 1 and Economics 1. These books will be put in the Text-Book Loan Library at Phillips Brooks House for use next year at a nominal charge by men who find it difficult to buy the books out-right. As an evidence of the increase in usefulness of the Library, we may compare the 130 men accommodated last year with the 375 men this year. A continually increasing number...
...Album. This feature is by far the most valuable of the work, and considering that but 80 faces are missing out of a possible total of 657 Seniors registered, one is convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that large classes and co-operation are a distinctive Harvard trait. From book plate to finis the cuts and pictures are well arranged and valuable, embracing all the athletic interests of four years, together with all the equally interesting undergraduate groups-- literary, dramatic, and musical. In addition the captains of the major sports team have reviewed four years of their respective sports...
...collection of text-books for the text-book library at Phillips Brooks House will be started tomorrow. Owners of books will confer a favor on the library if they will give to the collectors in their dormitories any texts will which they are through. Further notice will appear in tomorrow's CRIMSON...
...Information Bureau at Brooks House for new students will open on September 12. All men who can possibly offer their services for this work are requested to sign their names in the blue-book at Brooks House at once, indicating the hours during which they desire to serve...
...Book which made its appearance yesterday is a volume of which the Freshman class may be proud. It is in every way what it claims to be, "a record, a register and a remembrance of the first year in College." The entire volume is well edited, the numerous and excellent cuts adding to its attractiveness. The Red Book as an institution, we hesitate to say "activity," at Harvard has fully justified its existence during its brief history of four years. It begin as a private undertaking with the Class of 1913 and was officially carried on by 1914. Each year...