Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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PREFACE Volume XXI.l.l of the llarvard lndex marks a slight change in the policy olf the book. The only convenient record of the Athletics ol' the year past and the complete list of Clubs and Societies appear as usual. 'But as to the main list of students it has been considered that a directory, practically perfect, would be of more value published al. this thne of the year, than an absolutely accurate reproduction of the census inthe Uni- versity Catalogue The resulting omissions, due to late arrivals, are con- tlned to within less than one percent ot the total number olf names publish- ed, and are certainly not of enough importance to make advisable a delay of six weeks in publication. Additions to the publication this year are, The Sketch Club, the Exeter Club, the Sound Money Club, the Democratic Club, the Free Silver Club, and the Ice Polo Association. The thanks of the Editor are due to Dr. Sargent, of the Gymnasium, to M12 W. B Wolfe, L., to Mr. lf. S. Elliot, 2l'.. and to the secretaries oi' the various clubs and societies. n The advertisers are believed to be the best dealers in their respective lines and they are commended to the patronage of our subscribers. D00 1st, 1890. . 'uaigru rllausou, '93, JACKSON 86 C0. Hatterg and Furriqrs 'Sole Agents in Boston for the Celebrated DEINIQAP XL GUS NEW VCDRK HATS 126 Tremont Street Opposite Park Street Church BOSTON WILLIAM H. HOLLOWAY . C215

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U71z'1fers1?y C fzleudar. 2 3 'U1l1i'06l'5llZQ GHIQHDHF. 1896. Ori. I, T hunrdrzy. Dec. 1, Tmrday. RICCESS FROM 1897. Feb. I 5, Malzdfyf. Feb. 22, Mofzday. March 28, Safurday. March 31, Wed1ze.vzl1g1f. April I, Thzzrxrlay. APN! 31. lfWdne.va'1U1. April 28, W2v!11e.m'ay. May I , Saturzfay. T1 Academic Year begins. Last day for receiving applications for aid from the Loan Fund. DEC. 23, IS96, 'ro JAN. 2, 1897, 1NcI,Us1vE. Second half-year begins. Washington's Birthday, a holiday. Last day for receiving applications for all Graduate Fellowships and Scholarships. 'Last day for re-engaging College Rooms for 1897-98. Last day for receiving applications of Candidates for Second Year Honors. class Annu, 18-24, 1Nc1.Us1v1c. Last day for receiving names of competitors for the Boylston Prizes for lilocution. Last day for receiving dissertations for the Dante, Sargent, Paine, Toppan, Sumner, and Sales Prizes. Last day for receiving applications for College Rooms for 1897-98. Speaking for the Boylston Prizes. - Last day for receiving from undergraduates appli- cations for College Scholarships, and for Price Greenleaf Aid for 1897-98. Memorial Day, a holiday. Seniors' Class Day. Commencement. ER VACATION or 'l'1'111t'1'mf:N WEEKS, 1-'ROM Co111M1sNc11:1mcN'1' May 6, umrday. May 27, Wednerziny. May 30, Saturday. func 25, Friday. june 30, Wednesday. SUMM 56191. 30, Thfzrxziay. DAY 'ro S1z1 1'1ns111ER 30. Academic Vear begins.