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Featuring the spirited strains of "Harvardiana," Guy Lombardo will open his newest "Musical Autograph" series, on American colleges at war, with a salute to Harvard over 165 stations of the Blue Network this Saturday evening. The broadcast, which will begin at 10 o'clock, will feature the favorite songs of Harvard students together with a description of the part the University is playing in the national war effort as a training center for leadership and a laboratory for many of the outstanding American scientific contributions to victory. In an informal sampling poll of representative students this morning, the SERVICE NEWS...
...state of Harvard today. Babies in the Yard can be born, or even clotheslines, after all, e'est laguerre. But ask a Freshman what "Reiu hardt" means, and he'll probably tell you (and after does) that it's a brand of ale. Ask him to sing "Harvardiana," or even "Fair Harvard," and he mumbles about "a physics lab" and his eyes dart around, for all the world like a cornered ferret's, as he tries to sneak past you. Does anyone know who John the Orangeman was, or Max Keezer? My God, there are people here now who think...
Under the direction of Malcolm, H. Holmes '28, the Harvard University Band will make recordings of four selections tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in Symphony Hall. The numbers will include three medleys, of Harvard, Dartmouth, and war songs, and a single composition, "Harvardiana...
Straightforwardly though not brilliantly written, the volume is a bit of Harvardiana which well repays undergraduate browsing. Even the Ivory Tower, needs some one to get the coal for winter and watch over the plumbing installation...
...played on them on Commencement morning Class Day, and Centennial celebrations. Though an ancient College song to the tune of "How Dry I Am" has not startled parishioners in recent years, "Fair Harvard" continues to ring out from the ecclesiastical tower, and on rarer occasions the more boisterous "Harvardiana" has been attempted...