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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

3

Harvard Students Climb 230 Steps for Reading

More than 200 members of the Harvard School of Business undertake a daily climb to the Widener Memorial Library top floor to study. With no elevator service, students must traverse 230 steps per round trip to reach their books and reading rooms.

Harvard School of Business Harvard Widener Memorial Library

Harvard business students climb Widener stairs for exercise

Harvard business students measure daily workouts by stair climbing in Widener Library. The 115 steps to the business reading room yield about 86 feet of ascent each trip, with three trips daily totaling roughly the height of the Bunker Hill monument, as one student weighs 230 pounds and laments no elevator.

Harvard Bunker Hill Monument Widener Library Business School H. H. Buskirk

Macaroni bug mystery proves to be phasmid

A Reading mail box yielded a strange creature sent by F. Phillips. The Post notes the insect is not a macaroni bug but a phasmid or walking stick, a slender orthopterous insect related to the walking straw of Wales.

Post O. B F. Phillips West Street Wales

Harvard Royal Rooters Organize For Princeton Game

The Harvard Royal Rooters plan a mass meeting in the Harvard Union to organize a 1000 student party by boat to New York and train to Princeton for the Harvard Princeton football clash on November 6. William J. Bingham and Lothrop Withington will speak at the meeting.

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