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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Some time ago an offer was submitted to the University Corporation from an unknown benefactor to put in a new window in the north end of the transept at Memorial Hall, in memory of those whose names are inscribed on the tablets of the transept. The Corporation accepted this anonymous offer and appointed a committee to arrange the matter. Owing to the death of Mr. Brimmer, the chairman of this committee, to whom the designs were submitted, the work has been somewhat delayed. The window probably will not be completed for at least two years. The scaffolding now up around...
...rest of the year the rowing in the tank will be open to visitors. All visitors, however, must remain on the upper platform at the end of the room...
...entered Harvard with the class of 1863. During his sophomore year he became a member of the Institute of 1770. He was actively interested in debating and at the end of his sophomore year he was appointed orator and Stevens poet of the Institute...
...Gilman as regent of Radcliffe College. The committee has done nothing as yet and probably will not hand in its report before next June. It is impossible to say at present who will be Mr. Gilman's successor. He will of course stay in office till the end of the year, and after his resignation remain a member of the corporation and is likely to be on some of the committees...
...Library those books which were moved out last May is now rapidly nearing completion. This work was commenced on February 7, and already about 70,000 volumes have been moved from the basement of Perkins Hall where they have been stored. It is expected that by the end of this week all the books will have been taken from this building. There are also in the neighborhood of 15,000 volumes in the Divinity School, all of which will probably be moved into the Library by the end of next week, thus making in all about 90,000 books...