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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Students who have no College rooms for 1915-16, and who wish to engage rooms which may be unengaged April 9, or which may become vacant after that date, may, after April 7, file applications at the Bursar's office, specifying the conditions which they desire to have met, and containing agreements to take any rooms assigned them which fulfill the required conditions...
...more complete record of the University's activities and progress than a file of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine could hardly be imagined. The March number of the Graduates' Magazine, which bears out this statement, is primarily a chronicle. It prints a minute record of all that has happened in the University's many fields, since its December issue. Not only does it give in concise style an account of every sort of undergraduate event and movement but it includes news from many classes, Harvard Clubs and professional school associations. Of especial interest to men now in College is the report...
...objections raised recently to the carrying of the "red" Harvard flag in parades through the city streets, Professor J. H. Beale '82, LL.D., of the Law School has brought before the Legislature on amendment to the State law, by which "any religious, educational, or charitable organization may file with the Secretary of State a distinguishing mark of marks, and the carrying of a . . . . . . flag bearing such mark of marks in any parade authorized by such organization shall not be evidence of opposition to organized government." No final decision has yet been reached on the amendment...
Every member of 1916 is urged to comply with the committee's request in regard to applying before Saturday. The sooner the cards are handed in the better; for it will take some time to file and check the large number of applications, mail invitations, and distribute dance cards and tickets. The invitation committee will hold office hours in the Union at an early date, the exact time to be announced later...
...would take any action in regard to the matter. Owing to the complex construction of the Harvard square station it has been found extremely difficult to provide for such facilities. The commission, however, has ordered that "The Boston Elevated Railway Company install in the Harvard square station a single file escalator of the cleat type from the platform for cars from Mount Auburn to the street level near and under the eastern side of the street shelter." Passengers from North Cambridge will also be able to avail themselves of this escalator by using a stairway of 16 steps. While this...