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Representatives from the Harvard College Library (HCL) traveled to Guangzhou, China in mid-November to dedicate an unprecedented donation of about 140,000 books given earlier this year to Sun Yat-sen University. The books, which cover a range of subjects and were originally part of Radcliffe??s library, are all duplicates of other HCL holdings that became available when Hilles Library was downsized and converted into the Quad Library earlier this year, according to Heather E. Cole, librarian of Lamont Library. Harvard sent Cole, Librarian of the Harvard-Yenching Library James K. M. Cheng, and Associate Librarian...
Amidst forced whispers, 10 young women watched as these words were penned in ink on the first page of a leather-bound record book. Pledging fidelity, they signed their names. On May 28, 1898, Radcliffe??s first and only secret society was born...
That didn’t stop the secret alliance of Radcliffe??s social queens from flourishing in its early years...
...settle the matter as nicely as it is settled right now.”However, the outcry persuaded the administration to back down and the new center has arrived fully equipped with a total climate control system. The Harvard Dance Center takes the place of previous dance spaces in Radcliffe??s Agassiz House and the Rieman Center, which were lost when it was decided in 1999 that the buildings would be returned to the Radcliffe Institute. There was a five-year grace period for the Dance Program, during which they started to look for a new space.Some coordinators...
...when Gross earned his A.B., the divisions between Harvard and Radcliffe were already fading. That year, Harvard took responsibility for the residential life of Radcliffe??s students—where they worked, ate, and slept. Soon, women were living in fully co-ed House communities. As female students went on to gain complete access to Harvard’s undergraduate world, the Radcliffe resources which had once been solely dedicated to their needs were slowly dismantled or forgotten...