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...Sophomore Blue Book which is to be given as a free souvenir at the "German Night" given by 1916 on March 25 is just going to press. It is planned to make the book not only a menu and program for the evening, but also a brief chronicle of the activities of the class as a whole and a record of achievements of individual members up to the time of going to press. There will be about thirty pages of reading matter in the book. All of the work of collecting and preparing the material has been done...
...souvenir of the dinner, a copy of the "1916 Blue Book" will be presented to everyone present. All activities of the class; sophomores who have earned their insignia; and organizations other than social up to the date of the banquet will all be listed. It will contain about forty pages of reading matter and advertising. All Sophomores who did not obtain tickets last night at the smoker may obtain them in the Union from now on. The tickets will be $2 and will include the dinner, the Blue Book, and the play...
...hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the building of Hollis Hall will be held today. At 2 o'clock Hollis Hall will be opened to the graduates who have lived there, and the former occupants will be free to visit any of the rooms. Each will receive a souvenir medallion, bearing an engraving of the dormitory, and a space on which the name, room, and class may be inscribed. In the windows of the hall placards will be placed, showing the names of famous men who have lived in the rooms...
...Theater. The scene will be decorated and sufficiently altered to resemble the dormitory as it formerly appeared. Seats accommodating 500 persons have been erected, facing the west side of the building, which was once the front. There will be no reserved seats. Each person attending will be given a souvenir text of the pageant, published by the Harvard Memorial Society...
About a hundred souvenir paper-weights have been made from brass stud-bolts found in the doors of the older part of Gore Hall, most of which have been presented to older members of the Faculty by President Lowell. The studs, which appeared to have been made by hand, were of solid brass, and were used for the purpose of strengthening and ornamenting the heavy doors at the original entrance...