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After the dinner, reports will be read by the president, treasurer, librarian, the presidents of constituent societies, and the chairmen of the standing committees. These will include reports from the Harvard University Christian Association, St. Paul's Society, St. Paul's Catholic Club, Social Service Committee, the Harvard Mission, Chapel Committee, the Graduate Schools Society, and the Medical and Law School Societies...
...Memorial Hall, Camb. 52499 Phillips Brooks House, Camb. 1756 & 1444-W Publication Office, Camb. 7600 Dental School, Brookline 3344 Botanical Garden, Camb. 219-J Divinity School, Camb. 1073 English A, Camb. 1350 Peabody Museum, Camb. 1073 Press, Camb. 1073 Soldiers Field, Camb. 4720 Stillman, Camb. 57047 Union, Camb. 2780 Clubs. Harvard Union, Camb. 2780 A. D. Club, Camb. 401 Algonquin, Back Bay 4444 City Club, Haymarket 4500 Colonial Club, Camb. 52580 Delphic, Camb. 842 D. U., Camb. 55610 Exchange, Fort Hill 2730 Fox Club (Digamma), Camb. 993 Fly Club, Camb. 530 Harvard Club of Boston, Back Bay 5630 Hasty Pudding...
Plans are being made to put the clubs back on a pre-war basis for the remainder of the year. In addition to the Yale concert, entertainments have been arranged for April 21, at the Harvard Club of Boston; on April 29, at Norwood, and on May 2, at Fall River. The last two of these concerts will be followed by dances, and will be over-night trips...
Because of the lack of candidates for the club baseball teams, it has been decided to revive the Leiter Cup Series in which men will organize among themselves and enter as teams. Each team is to consist of 12 men from the three upper classes, including a captain and a manager, and will choose some fictitious name under which it will be enrolled. At the end of the tournament a second University nine will be formed from the best material found among the Leiter Cup teams and will play a regular schedule during the month...
...will become a permanent institution. It is merely a Question as to whether it will be developed into a central information bureau for all university men abroad, supplying general advice on living in France and holding regular meetings, receptions, and dinners, or whether it will become an ordinary university club with rooms and restaurant, and a permanent resident representative of American universities as a whole. At any rate, the main object of the Union from now on will be to promote research by American students in French universities and encourage their attendance at those institutions...