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...Thursday the Commencement Exercises take place in Sever Quadrangle at 10 o'clock, the temporary wooden stands being at present in readiness for the services. The President and Fellows, Overseers, Faculties and other officers will meet the invited guests and Alumni of the University at Massachusetts Hall at 9,45 o'clock, and, escorted by the Candidates for Degrees, will proceed to the Sever Quadrangle. The Alumni of all classes are permitted to join the procession. They are requested to assemble in front of Massachusetts Hall and to join the President's part of the Commencement in order of seniority...
...clock--Literary exercises in the Sever Quadrangle...
...Weed, Chairman, Miss Dorothy Tebbetts; N. H. Barker, Mrs. N. H. Barker; G. W. Bowen, Mrs. G. W. Bowen; F. F. Collier, Jr., Miss Gertrude Bancroft; R. M. Henschen, Miss Margaret Roe; D. A. Holmes, Miss Frances Brown; A. D. MacNutt, Miss Dorothy Warfield; William Sever, Miss Theodoras Smith...
Today 9.15 o'clock Chemistry 7Emerson D Comp. Literature 10 Harvard 5 Comp. Literature 22 Harvard 6 Fine Arts 5s Fogg Lect. Rm. French 10 Harvard 2 Government 17b Sever 35 Government 18b Sever 36 Greek G II Sever 30 History 38 Sever 30 Latin B III Sever 18 Philosophy 3b Emerson D Physics C New Lect. Hall Physics 3b Emerson D Tomorrow 9.15 o'clock Anthropology 8 Emerson J Botany 10 Gray Herb. Chemistry 9 Harvard 6 English 4 Emerson J French 5, 1 o'clock section French 24 Emerson J German A Mr. Hawkess, sects. 13, 19 Memorial...
...grass green, and the elms with full foliage fill the eye; but men in shirt sleeves, unabashed, stretch dreary socket cords from tree to tree and other men assemble, more or less slowly, the lowest common denominators of Class Day fountains and bandstands. Heranlean pounding from behind venerable Sever provokes cases of shaking palsy among pigeons and sparrows. Altogether, the atmosphere is neither collegiate nor festive. The former was of yesterday, the latter is of tomorrow...