Word: summer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...more commodious quarters upstairs. Some alterations in the interior arrangements of the building may be rendered advisable in connection with this expansion and these are now under consideration by a committee of the Board. Any such changes as may be found necessary will probably be made during the summer vacation...
...charge of $3.03 gives the following result: Total for Months. Per Week. Provisions charged to General Board $8,511.91 $0.96 Service 9360.19 1.05 Coal 1493.46 .17 Water 69.15 .01 Gas and Electricity 140.49 .02 Crockery Assessment 621.25 .07 Interest 2341.16 .26 Reduction of Debt and Betterment Account 1912.35 .22 Summer Repairs 350.00 .04 Repairs 479.52 .05 Christmas Recess Allowance 632.00 .07 Miscellaneous...
...following changes in courses of instruction have been announced by the Faculty: Engineering 4d, which is given at the Engineering Camp at Squam Lake, will hereafter be a full course, and will extend over five weeks instead of three weeks. Engineering 4c next summer will extend over three weeks instead of two weeks...
...will row this spring. L. Burchard '07, of the 1905 University crew, and E. Farley '07, of the 1905 four-oar crew, are both eligible to row again this year. R. M. Faulkner '09 and L. K. Lunt '09, the two substitutes who accompanied the crew to England last summer, are promising oarsmen, and should be valuable this spring. In addition, there will be several men of last year's squad who have had experience on class crews, last year's Freshman crew; and several men who showed promise in the graded crew races last fall...
...scene of the play is laid in Madrid, Spain. The characters, with one or two exceptions, are American summer tourists, who happen to meet in Madrid. The principal of the comedy is Percy Winterbottom, a Harvard undergraduate. The music, which is entirely original, has been composed in imitation of Spanish music. There will be several characteristic Spanish dances, and the whole score is calculated to give much of the necessary local color to the comedy...