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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...student can live at Harvard long without receiving some impression from the memorable buildings with their old associations which fill the Yard. But very few know much about the rapidly passing generations of college men who have lived in them. The lists posted in some of the dormitories, although now no longer up to date, help a little to remedy this; and it is encouraging to note that they are to be extended to the rooms of the other buildings. It may be suggested that, inasmuch as the names of the better known recent members of the University still have...
...large social sympathy, there is no professor in the Economics department who can fairly be considered an upholder of the revolutionary ideas regarding capital and labor. The only known single-taxer in the University is in the Engineering department; and no course on socialism is given by a "real live" socialist...
...connection with Seniors living in the Yard there are now two traditions: the one, that Senior classes always room there; the other, that the old dormitories are most undesirable places to live in. The latter tradition has more than a little foundation owing to certain crudities in the conditions there, such as the furrowed floors and dust-spreading brooms. Nevertheless, these old dormitories are now equipped with all the conveniences of Mt. Auburn street, with the exception of swimming pools and elevators. And it need hardly be said that any man who cannot forego these two luxuries and undergo...
...Snow Dance," supported by members of the Pilgrim Publicity Association and ladies in National Costume. The next event will be a waltz in couples given by Miss Cunningham and Mr. Jaycock, and Fraulein and Herr Mueller. The other striking features are exhibitions of skating apparel worn by live models; continental skating presented by Mr. Jaycock; a Hungarian dance given in costume by Miss Winifred Kilrane and Mr. Shute; ensemble of all costumes shown in previous numbers; exhibition of fancy skating by Fraulein and Herr Mueller; Burlesque by members of the University, and a grand final march of all the participants...
...number of men applying together is limited to 12 and groups of this size will be given preference in the allotment. It is also a rule that not more than two men may live in one room. Further information, as well as plans of the buildings and prices of rooms, may be obtained from the Committee in Phillips Brooks House during office hours, or H. B. Courteen '17, 28 Plympton street...