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...fire was reported at 6:22 p.m. when smoke emerged from the fifth-floor bathroom of Standish Hall C-Entry. Students in the seven-member suite quickly extinguished the fire, which caused no damage to the bathroom. Police found a pile of newspapers lying on top of a beer keg where the fire started, police said...
...group, Donald A. Dill came back just to see his former classmates. "It's nice to see men that I was acquainted with 50 years ago." Unlike many of his classmates, however, this is Dill's first reunion. "I was only here for one year," the former Standish (now part of Winthrop House) resident recalled, "but I've always appreciated the high standards of Harvard...
Acting House Master Stophen Bernardi and Senior Tutor Lee Pelton were unaware of the incident, but Margaret Chamberlain, a resident tutor, said that fire alarms went of in both the Standish and Gore portions of Winthrop. All residents were told to eat their meal at other Houses...
...Winthrop House, Standish Hall D-entry, one unit, times available to be announced...
...1920s, freshman dormitories Gore, Standish and Smith were dueling in more than a dozen sports. Soon after W.J. Bingham '16 took the reins as Harvard's first athletic director in 1926, the intramural program expanded to for mally include upperclassmen. But it was President Lowell's inauguration of the House system in the early '30s that gave intramural athletics their natural medium Students began competing for their Houses rather than for their classes. The new systems inflated the number of teams competing thus opening up intramurals for widespread participation...