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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Photograph Committee has awarded the contract for the class photographs to the Tupper Studio, in Harvard square. Pictures may he had of this firm as follows: cabinet size, platinum finish, $3.25 for one dozen, $5.50 for two dozen, $7.50 for three dozen, and $9.50 for fifty; cabinet size, sepia finish, $10 for one dozen, $18 for two dozen, and $24 for three dozen. Artists' proofs may be had for $10 per dozen...
...program at once well-balanced and varied showed amply the resources within the club. With performances of remarkably even merit it is perhaps invidious to attempt detailed criticism of the separate members. Especial mention may well be made of Mr. Moeldner's piano solos for their unusual technical finish, their repose and grasp of interpretive elements. Mr. Moeldner played excellently at the concert of last year; he nevertheless shows consistent advance in every respect particularly in his command of touch and tone. His interpretations also are more elastic and show larger sense of proportion, as well as correlation of detail...
...rowed on the Charles on May 10. The University crew has not rowed three races in one season since 1909 when races were held with Annapolis, Cornell, and Yale. The last time that the crew met Pennsylvania was at the intercollegiate regatta in 1896 when the order of finish was Cornell, Harvard, Pennsylvania, Columbia...
...keeping with the older Harvard buildings and the colonial type of architecture has been followed out in the exterior design. The base of the building is built of granite blocks and the three upper stories of dull Harvard brick with limestone trimmings. A limestone cornice adds the necessary finish to the front of the building. The structure is three stories high, with a basement all but three feet above the ground and a sub-basement entirely dark...
Certain work has been omitted from the contract, such as interior wood finish, wall decorations, diffusing sash (which will be used in the vestibule, the first story of the main hall, the Widener Room, Memorial Hall, and the hall in front of the main reading-room). The marble work will also be a special contract. The corridor floor of the second story, the stairs, toilet rooms, and the walls and ceiling of the small side vestibule are to be of Rutland or other approved clear white marble, while all other marble work will be of light pink Tennessee marble...