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...been used to record the voices of students in public speaking and in the theological school. It was revealed yesterday by Frederick C. Packard, Jr. '20, Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. Professor Packard declared that any student in the University could have a record made of his voice in Holden Chapel on payment of a small laboratory...
...Tues. at 9 Pierce 304 7c Tues. at 10 Pierce 304 9b Mon. at 10 Pierce 110 ENGLISH A-2* ** Tues. at 2 Emerson A 3b* Mon. at 11 Sever 5 4* ** Mon. at 10 Sever 6 10a* Mon. at 10 Holden Chapel 10c* Mon. at 12 Holden Chapel 12* ** Tues. at 2 Sever 2 16* Mon. at 2 Sever 7 22* ** Tues. at 2 Sever 11 25b* Mon. at 2 Sever 29 31* ** Tues. at 2 Sever 8 35b Tues. at 12 Fogg Large Rm. 50b Mon. at 2 Sever 11 72* ** Mon. at 12 Fogg Large...
...this morning's CRIMSON, Mr. William I. Nichols makes the suggestion that Holden Chapel be restored to its original state by the time of Harvard's tercentennial celebration in 1936. Professor Samuel Eliot Morison puts forth the more ambitious proposal that the Georgian beauty of Harvard Hall as it existed in the eighteenth century be restored by means of rather extensive alterations. While the latter project might be ideal, it would undoubtedly be more expensive, in addition to depriving the College of much-needed class rooms...
...Holden Chapel, on the other hand, could be restored inexpensively and without inconvenience, to a condition in which it could serve as a museum to house the immense store of Harvardiana which lies hidden somewhere in the vaults of Widener. It could become the headquarters for the direction of the horde of visitors in the summer who at present wander about aimlessly from the new chapel to the glass flowers; also for the distribution of literature dealing with the history, traditions, and existing features of the College and the University...
...almost two centuries Holden Chapel has proudly held its place between Hollis and Stoughton, its classic walls guarded by chubby cherubs and ancient ivy. Its personal history embraces a long and diverse stream of utility from that of college chapel and moral court to a science lecture room, laboratory and museum. Revolutionary soldiers upset its interior beauty during their enoampment in Cambridge, and it has never been restored. A suitable mecca for Harvard men would be created by its restoration, a lasting token of the tercentennial celebration preserved, and the elusive but eternal sparks of a great tradition enhanced within...