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...clock: --Comp. Lit. 101b brings associate Professor Lord to bear on Heroic Poetry in Sever 10. At the same hour, V.O. Key will make his usual low-Keyed pronouncements upon American Political Parties during the course of Gov. 135 in Littauer Auditorium...
Just west of Littauer, off to the side of what is perhaps the most grossly disfigured parcel of Harvard's real estate, stands a gravestone with obscure and uninformative markings. Oliver Wendell Holmes, who issued Old Ironsides from the house whose site the stone marks, no doubt would have rescued his birthplace from such funereal treatment with another epic, but, as it was, all he got around to was a written gabfest at his breakfast table...
...Austin Hall was crowding it into Kirkland Street from behind and Professor James Bradley Thayer, a latter-day saint of the Law School, was living there. At some now well-hidden date before the turn of the century, Holmes house was torn down, not to make way for Littauer, which didn't inflate the landscape until much later, but presumably because, like its garret's contents, it was slowly going to pieces...
...building, which will eventually be erected on a recently-acquired property on Kirkland St., between Littauer and New Lecture Hall, would serve as a centralized office headquarters for five other Education School buildings along Kirkland...
...percentage. It will be recalled that there were rises of 65 and 24 per cent of enrollment in 1920-40 and 1940-1954-55. In the former period, the rise was accompanied by a corresponding increase of physical resources. The House System was inaugurated, for example, and Mallinckrodt, Fogg, Littauer, and many other units were added--this meant a great rise in physical resources per student. There were adequate classrooms and lecture rooms. But in the years 1940-55, the expansion of physical resources has not equalled, or nearly equalled, that in enrollment. (Lamont Library and the Science Building were...