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...work by submitting their designs as early as possible. Designs should be drawn in black India ink on white paper and should be 4 1-2 by 7 1-2 inches in size. The drawing should be distinct in order that the reduction may be good. Every design must contain the words "Harvard Class Day 1913" in prominent lettering. All designs must contain the following words...
...editors are so high that the lack of umlauts and accents in the French and German phrases so noticeable in their last number, must have been a keen disappointment to them. Evidently the fonts of the printers (to whom the press-work was formerly entrusted) did not contain types necessary to the correct printing of foreign languages. Such a condition could not endure of course, and has been remedied, but the advance which has been made in the press-work is a decided one in other ways. The relative sizes of the different types is more agreeable, and appearance...
...work by submitting their designs as early as possible. Designs should be drawn in black India ink on white paper and should be 4 1-2 by 7 1-2 inches in size. The drawing should be distinct in order that the reduction may be good. Every design must contain the words "Harvard Class Day 1913" in prominent lettering. All designs must contain the following words...
...have not sent in applications for boxes at the Junior dance should do so at once. Those who are not heard from immediately will be arranged in boxes at the discretion of the Committee. Applications should contain at least six couples and the names of both the men and their partners should be included. Applications should be addressed to J. D. Winslow, Junior Dance Committee, Harvard Union...
...Gray h.'44. It eventually proved, however, inadequate for the purpose, and presented a great danger of fire with the consequent loss of its valuable contests. The reconstruction was begun in 1910, when N. T. Kidder '82 gave $11,000 for the erection of a wing to contain a portion of the plant specimens, which now number 485,000 sheets. The following year, an anonymous donation of $25,000 was used for the purpose of building the southwest wing to provide for the library and administrative offices. In the same year, George Robert White made possible the rebuilding...