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...first of Dr. Hart's "Quizzes" in History 13 will come on Saturday at 10 and 12 o'clock. Those not having conflicts at 10 are requested to come at that hour; the rest of the section at 12. The Quizzes are to be a part of the required work of the course...
...order ofANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE.ANNIVERSARY FOOT-BALL. At the foot-ball game on Saturday all graduates furnished with badges will be admitted with ladies free of charge. All undergraduates with or without ladies, will be charged at the regular price. A section of seats will be reserved, admission to which will be obtained by an extra charge of 25 cents...
...Sanders Theatre the platform and the floor will be reserved for the procession; section D of the lower gallery will be reserved until 10 minutes before 1 o'clock for invited guests of the University; and sections C and E for graduates of the University wearing badges, with ladies accompanying them. The rest of the theatre will be open to the public, and there will be no tickets for admission...
...Boston Symphony Orchestra will play the following music in Sanders Theatre at 4 p.m.: Prelude (Oedipus) - Paine; Toccata - Bach; Largo - Haendel; Symphony - Beethoven. Section D of the lower gallery will be reserved for the invited guests of the University until 10 minutes before 4. Graduates of the University wearing badges will be admitted to the rest of the theatre until 10 minutes before 4. Each gentleman may be accompanied by one lady. At 5 minutes before 4 the doors will be opened to the public, if any room remain...
...Boston? Why the students should not accommodate their Boston friends by visiting that city instead of simply marching through provincial Cambridge? We need only say in the first place that the procession was not originated as a form of amusement for the inhabitants of any particular section, and in the second place that to transfer the scene of the celebration to Boston would render the whole occasion ridiculous. Here the college was founded, here should its foundation be celebrated. Any idea which regards the celebration as simply a means of amusement is unworthy of the occasion...