Word: halls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...large number of commuters who are benefitting by the Students' Center at Dudley Hall is tribute to the University's generous policy in setting up the Center at a great expense. To make the gift complete, however, one addition is needed, which the University can provide with only a slight financial outlay. A reading-room, stocked with a few novels and with books required for outside reading in the popular courses, would make the Students' Center still more valuable to non-residents...
...chess and checker games, and conversations are liable to interrupt the quiet at any moment. Books can be acquired with almost as little trouble and expense as a room. Out of the vastness of Widener Library a few books can well be spared to start the collection at Dudley Hall. The commuters themselves will be able to contribute next year, when money will be left over from the ten-dollar membership fees. In addition, private parties continue to give presents to the Center whenever a specific need arises...
...first club operetta. "Dido and Aeneas," written by Owen Wister and presented in 1882, is represented by the original playbill and a photograph of the cast. The club gave its first stage production in 1845, a burlesque called "Bombastes Furioso," held in a member's room in Hollis Hall. Many Hasty Pudding show books are displayed, including the "Famous Fakirs" of 1908, its first modern musical comedy, and "The Sphinx," the only show staged professionally after its Harvard appearance...
...Consultation Hours held in House Office, Basement ("D" Entry, Standish Hall...
APPOINTMENTS FOR MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE IN THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY FOR HOUSES, 4 UNIVERSITY HALL...