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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1914

Page

5

Radcliffe Girls Balk at Dormitory Rope Escape Drill

About five hundred Radcliffe students oppose a test fire drill in which rope escapes from dormitories would be practiced. They will perform rope exits inside the gym but refuse to slide from real dormitory exits, citing safety and policy concerns.

Radcliffe Girls Drill For Fire, Prefers Real Blaze

Radcliffe student government orders fire safety measures with gongs rope escapes and a fire chief Miss Mary Cooper. Girls practice rope sliding in gym but oppose fake demonstrations and insist on exiting by stairs and doors only, awaiting a real blaze to prove their plan.

Radcliffe Mary Cooper Harvard

Harvard Co operative Facade Sparks Student Protests

Harvard students and professors oppose a proposed 50 000 facade for the Harvard Co operative Society building in Harvard Square. Critics in the architectural school condemn the design as comic looking, unrelated to nearby structures, and unfit for its purpose. A letter from Kenneth J Conant of the Harvard Illustrated Magazine denounces the plan and urges rejection to avoid an eyesore.

Harvard Co-operative Society Harvard Square Harvard Co-Operative Society Harvard Crimson Kenneth J. Conant Harvard Illustrated Magazine The Co-operative

Will Make Study of Vocational Training

A Chamber of Commerce special committee on commercial education held its first public meeting to study vocational training. Chairman E H Fletcher of Harvard aims to collect facts and suggestions, with two questionnaires to employers and employees. Speakers included Frank V Thompson C D Frost and Linderberry Wells from Burdett School.

Chamber of Commerce E. H. Fletcher Harvard Frank V. Thompson Boston C.D. Frost American Felt Company Linderberry Wells Burdett School

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