Word: maining
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Five large portraits of past and present men, prominent in the faculty of the Law School, have been hung upon the walls of the main reading room of Langdell Hall. The portraits are those of Dean C. C. Langdell '51, for whom the new building is named, Dean J. B. Ames '68, present executive of the law faculty, and Professors J. B. Thayer '52, J. C. Gray '59 and J. Smith '56. The pictures of Professor Gray and Professor Smith are new and were recently presented by the Law School Association; the others were formerly hung in Austin Hall...
...flow of the Charles River was stopped yesterday by the closing of the dam that has been under construction for several months near the Craigie Bridge. The cutting off of the river channel is to allow the construction of the main section of the permanent dam and roadway. It will be fully a year from now before the completion of the entire work can be observed, for after the dam is finished a roadway 100 feet wide is to be built along its top, serving as a permanent substitute for the old Craigie Bridge. The shutting off of the water...
Attention is called to the change in the transient department which goes into effect today; a strictly European plan will be in force and there will be no fixed charge for service and those articles of food which have been served on the general menu. In the main part of the Hall the old American plan which was in force at the close of last year will be followed. In the assignment of seats a division by classes will be followed as nearly as possible, and a diagram of the Hall showing the sections reserved for each class has been...
...transient department the strictly European plan of paying only for what is ordered will be in force, and there will be no fixed charge per meal. Payment will be made by coupons to be obtained at the office in the regular way. In the main part of the Hall the old American plan will be followed...
...fourth annual Union Spread will be held today, beginning at 5.30 o'clock, on the lawn south of the building. The entrances and exits will be by the gate on Harvard street and by the main door. The lawn will be decorated with Japanese lanterns, and supper will be served there between 6 and 8 o'clock. Gott's orchestra will play throughout the evening, and there will be dancing in the Living Room beginning at 8.30 o'clock. Tickets for the spread are now on sale at the office of the Union...