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The image shows two pages from a program or booklet, likely related to an academic institution, detailing various events and descriptions. The left page is dedicated to a schedule of events, while the right page provides descriptions of various facilities.

Left Page: Schedule of Events

• 12:00 noon: HARVARD GRADUATE SOCIETY alumni luncheon at the Harkness Quadrangle, presided by Dean John T. Dunlop.
• 12:00 noon: Luncheon for seniors and their families at the Harvard Yard.
• 3:00 p.m.: CLASS DAY EXERCISES at Sanders Theatre, featuring guest speaker Tom Wicker, open to seniors, alumni, and their guests. In case of rain, it will be held at the Sanders Theatre.
• 3:00 p.m.: SEMINAR, FILMS, AND TOUR with details on pages 2 and 3.
• 4:30 p.m.: Masters' Receptions for seniors and their families at the Houses.
• 5:00 p.m.: Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club Foundation at the Holden Chapel, open to all members.
• 5:30 p.m.: Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association at the Faculty Club.
• 8:15 p.m.: GLEE CLUB AND BAND CONCERT at the Tercentenary Theatre, no admission charge. In case of rain, it will be held at the Sanders Theatre.

Right Page: Facility Descriptions

• GUTMAN LIBRARY: The Graduate School of Education’s library, designed by Benjamin Thompson, with space for 300,000 volumes, seminar and conference rooms, and 56 study carrels. It also houses the Media Division, audio-visual department, faculty offices, research centers, and the doctoral training program.
• HILLES LIBRARY: The new Radcliffe College Library, designed by Harrison and Abramovitz, features an Alumnae Exhibition.
• HOLYOKE CENTER: Houses many administrative offices, including the Comptroller, Personnel, Alumni Records, Admissions, Purchasing, and academic departmental offices. The University Health Services and Student Infirmary, University Stores, Shops, and the University Information Office are also located here.
• INDOOR TRACK FACILITY: Funded by the “Friends of Harvard Track,” it is an air-supported structure with a six-lane track for year-round use.
• LABORATORY OF HUMAN REPRODUCTION AND REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY: Dedicated to research on human reproduction, directed by a specialist with a diverse team.
• FANNY PEABODY MASON MUSIC BUILDING: Designed by Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbott, it houses the Music Library, electronic equipment, faculty offices, and student activity areas. It is connected to the Music Building and the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library.

The image depicts a page from an event calendar or a program book, specifically listing activities and events for the Harvard Graduate Society and various alumni gatherings.

Left Side of the Page:

• 12:00 noon: Harvard Graduate Society alumni luncheon with Dean John T. Dunlop in Harkness Quadrangle.
• 12:00 noon: Luncheon for seniors and their families at Harvard Yard.
• 3:00 p.m.: Class Day exercises with Tom Wicker as the guest speaker, held in Sanders Theatre (in case of rain, in Severus Quadrangle).
• 3:00 p.m.: Seminar, films, and tour (details on pages 2 and 3).
• 4:30 p.m.: Masters’ receptions for seniors and their families in the Houses.
• 5:00 p.m.: Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club Foundation, open to former members of the Glee Club, at Holden Chapel.
• 5:30 p.m.: Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association at the Faculty Club.
• 8:15 p.m.: Glee Club and Band Concert at the Tencentenary Theatre. No admission charge.

Thursday, June 15:

• 8:45 a.m.: Senior Class Chapel Service at Memorial Church.
• 9:15 a.m.: Alumni form in the Old Yard for Parade to Tencentenary Theatre.
• 10:00 a.m.: Commencement Exercises at Tencentenary Theatre. Alumni who march in the procession do not require tickets, but guests' tickets must be obtained in advance from the University Marshall, Wadsworth House.
• 12:00 noon: Spreads for General Alumni/Alumnae Spread at The Old Yard (No charge for Alumni and Alumnae; tickets for guests $2.00 each, available in the Yard before and during the Spread).

Right Side of the Page:

This section describes various new buildings and facilities:

• Harvard Graduate School of Education: Describes the Gutman Library, designed by Benjamin Thompson and Associates. It has space for 300,000 volumes, seminar and conference rooms, and 56 study carrels. Additionally, it houses the Media Division and various offices, research centers, and headquarters for the doctoral training program.

• Hilles Library: The new Radcliffe College Library designed by Harrison and Abramovitz, open daily from 9 to 5.

• Holyoke Center: Many administrative offices are located in José Luis Sert’s building, including the Comptroller, Personnel, Alumni Records, Admissions, Purchasing, and academic departments. It also houses the University Health Services and the Stillman Infirmary.

• Indoor Track Facility: Funded by the “Friends of Harvard Track,” an air-supported structure providing year-round use.

• Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology: Designed by The Architects Collaborative, focusing on reproductive biology and interdisciplinary research.

• Fanny Peabody Mason Music Building: Designed by Shepley, Bullfinch, Richardson, and Abbott. It houses administrative offices, faculty offices, and student activity areas, along with electronic equipment, rare books, and instruments. This building also connects to the Edna Kuhn Loeb Music Library.

The image displays a page from a Harvard University document detailing events and facilities. The left side of the page lists various scheduled activities for Thursday, June 15:

1. 12:00 noon: Harvard Graduate Society alumni luncheon with Dean John T. Dunlop presiding at the Harkness Quadrangle.
2. 12:00 noon: Luncheon for seniors and their families at Harvard Yard.
3. 3:00 p.m.: Class Day Exercises with Tom Wicker as the guest speaker, held open to seniors, alumni, and their guests at the Sanders Theatre (or in case of rain, another location).
4. 3:00 p.m.: Seminar, Films, and Tour (details on Pages 2 and 3).
5. 4:30 p.m.: Masters’ Receptions for seniors and their families in the Houses.
6. 5:00 p.m.: Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club Foundation at Holden Chapel.
7. 5:30 p.m.: Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association at the Faculty Club.
8. 8:15 p.m.: Glee Club and Band Concert at the Tercentenary Theatre. No admission charge, but tickets for guests are available for $2.00 each.
9. Thursday, June 15:
   • 8:45 a.m.: Senior Class Chapel Service at Memorial Church.
   • 9:15 a.m.: Alumni form in the Old Yard for Parade to Tercentenary Theatre.
   • 10:00 a.m.: Commencement Exercises at Tercentenary Theatre.
   • 12:00 noon: Spreads for General Alumni/Alumnae at the Old Yard (No charge for Alumni and Alumnae; tickets for guests are $2.00 each).

The right side of the page provides information about various Harvard facilities:

1. Gutman Library: Part of the Graduate School of Education, designed by Benjamin Thompson and Associates, housing 300,000 volumes, seminar rooms, conference rooms, and 56 study carrels. It also houses the Media Division, audio-visual department, faculty offices, research centers, and the doctoral training program.
2. Hilles Library: Open daily from 9 to 5, it is the new Radcliffe College Library, designed by Harrison and Abramovitz, with an Alumnae Exhibition.
3. Holyoke Center: Houses administrative offices including the Controller, Personnel, Alumni Records, Admissions, Purchasing, and academic departmental offices. The University Health Services and Student Information Office are also located here.
4. Indoor Track Facility: Funded by the "Friends of Harvard Track" and known as "The Bubble," it is an air-supported structure containing complete track facilities for year-round use.
5. Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology: Located at the Medical School, it is designed by The Architects Collaborative and focuses on the basic physiological processes of reproduction.
6. Fanny Peabody Mason Music Building: Designed by Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbott, it is joined to the Music Building and the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library. It houses administrative offices, faculty offices, electronic equipment, rare books and instruments, and student activity areas.

The page numbers at the bottom indicate that this is page 4 on the left and page 7 on the right.

The image shows two pages from a book or brochure detailing events and descriptions of various Harvard University facilities and buildings. Here's a detailed summary:

Left Page:

Events:

• 12:00 noon: Harvard Graduate Society alumni luncheon, presided by Dean John T. Dunlop at Harkness Quadrangle.
• 12:00 noon: Luncheon for seniors and their families at Harvard Yard.
• 3:00 p.m.: Class Day Exercises featuring guest speaker Tom Wicker at Sever Quadrangle (Sanders Theatre in case of rain).
• 3:00 p.m.: Seminar, films, and tour (details on pages 2 and 3).
• 4:30 p.m.: Masters’ Receptions for seniors and their families in the Houses.
• 5:00 p.m.: Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club Foundation, open to former members of the Glee Club at Holden Chapel.
• 5:30 p.m.: Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association at the Faculty Club.
• 8:15 p.m.: Glee Club and Band Concert at the Tercentenary Theatre (Sanders Theatre in case of rain). No admission charge.

Thursday, June 15:

• 8:45 a.m.: Senior Class Chapel Service at Memorial Church.
• 9:15 a.m.: Alumni form in the Old Yard for Parade to Tercentenary Theatre.
• 10:00 a.m.: Commencement Exercises at Tercentenary Theatre. Alumni who march in the procession do not require tickets. Guests' tickets to Tercentenary Theatre must be obtained in advance from the office of the University Marshal, Wadsworth House.
• 12:00 noon: Spreads for General Alumni/Alumnae at the Old Yard. Tickets for guests $2.00 each, obtainable in the Yard before and during the Spread.

Right Page:

Building Descriptions:

• Terrace Buildings: Each terrace will house offices, seminar rooms, and lounges, consolidating departments and laboratories of the Design School from five present buildings.

• Gutman Library of the Graduate School of Education: Designed by Benjamin Thompson and Associates, it contains 300,000 volumes, seminar and conference rooms, and 56 study carrels. It also houses the Media Division, audio-visual department, faculty offices, research centers, and the doctoral training program.

• Hilles Library (daily 9 to 5): The new Radcliffe College Library designed by Harrison and Abramovitz, featuring the Alumnae Exhibition.

• Holyoke Center: Houses many university administrative offices including the Controller, Personnel, Alumni Records, Admissions, Purchasing, and academic departmental offices. The University Health Services and Stillman Infirmary occupy several floors, along with shops, businesses, and the University Information Office on the ground floor.

• Indoor Track Facility: Funded by the "Friends of Harvard Track," it is an air-supported structure with complete track facilities for year-round use.

• Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology at the Medical School: Designed by The Architects Collaborative, it is an interdisciplinary center for research on reproductive biology.

• Fanny Peabody Mason Music Building: Designed by Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbott, it is joined to the Music Building and the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library. The new building will house administrative offices, faculty offices, electronic equipment, rare books and instruments, and student activity areas.

The image displays a detailed schedule and description of events and facilities related to Harvard University's activities, specifically around its tercentenary (300th anniversary) celebrations. Here is a detailed summary:

Schedule of Events (Wednesday, June 14 and Thursday, June 15)

Wednesday, June 14

• 12:00 noon:

  • Harvard Graduate Society alumni luncheon at the Harvard Graduate Center, presided over by Dean John T. Dunlop.
  • Luncheon for seniors and their families at the Harvard Yard.

• 3:00 p.m.:

  • Class Day Exercises: Guest speaker Tom Wicker. Open to seniors, alumni, and their guests. Held at the Sever Quadrangle (Sanders Theatre in case of rain).

• 3:00 p.m.:

  • Seminar, Films, and Tour (Details on Pages 2 and 3).

• 4:30 p.m.:

  • Masters' Receptions for seniors and their families in the Houses.

• 5:00 p.m.:

  • Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club Foundation open to all former members, in Holden Chapel.

• 5:30 p.m.:

  • Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association at the Faculty Club.

• 8:15 p.m.:

  • Glee Club and Band Concert at the Tercentenary Theatre. No admission charge (Sanders Theatre in case of rain).

Thursday, June 15

• 8:45 a.m.:

  • Senior Class Chapel Service at Memorial Church.

• 9:15 a.m.:

  • Alumni form in the Old Yard for a parade to Tercentenary Theatre.

• 10:00 a.m.:

  • Commencement Exercises at the Tercentenary Theatre. Alumni without tickets should obtain them in advance from the Office of the University Marshal at Wadsworth House.

• 12:00 noon:

  • Spreads for General Alumni/Alumnae at the Old Yard. No charge for alumni and alumnae; tickets for guests ($2.00 each) can be obtained in the Yard before and during the Spread.

Descriptions of New Facilities

• Gutman Library:

  • The Graduate School of Education’s new library, designed by Benjamin Thompson and Associates, holds 300,000 volumes, seminar and conference rooms, and 56 study carrels. It consolidates various departments and includes offices, seminar rooms, and lounges.

• Hilles Library:

  • Opening on July 9, this new Radcliffe College Library designed by Harrison and Abramovitz will house an exhibition of alumnae.

• Holyoke Center:

  • This building will centralize many University administrative offices, including the Comptroller, Personnel, Alumni Records, Admissions, Purchasing, and academic departments. It will also house the Harvard Square Theatre and the University Information Office.

• Indoor Track Facility:

  • Known as "The Bubble," this air-supported structure contains complete track facilities for year-round use.

• Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology:

  • Located at the Medical School, this laboratory focuses on the fundamental processes of reproduction.

• Paine/Faunce/Mason Music Building:

  • This building, designed by Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbott, will house the Music Department's administrative offices, faculty offices, music library, rare books and instruments, and student activity areas. It connects to the existing Music Building and Loeb Music Library.

The image shows an open book with pages detailing a schedule of events and descriptions of various buildings and facilities. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:

Schedule of Events:

Wednesday, June 14:

• 12:00 noon: Harvard Graduate Society alumni luncheon. Presiding: Dean John T. Dunlop.
• 12:00 noon: Luncheon for seniors and their families in Harvard Yard.
• 3:00 p.m.: Class Day Exercises. Tom Wicker will be the guest speaker. Open to seniors, alumni, and their guests. Sever Quadrangle (Sanders Theatre in case of rain).
• 3:00 p.m.: Seminar, films, and tour (see details on pages 2 and 3).
• 4:30 p.m.: Masters' Receptions for seniors and their families in the Houses.
• 5:00 p.m.: Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club for seniors and alumni. All former members of the Glee Club are invited to attend.
• 5:30 p.m.: Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association. Faculty Club.
• 8:15 p.m.: Glee Club and Band Concert. Tercentenary Theatre. No admission charge. (Sanders Theatre in case of rain).

Thursday, June 15:

• 8:45 a.m.: Senior Class Chapel Service. Memorial Church.
• 9:15 a.m.: Alumni form in the Old Yard for Parade to Tercentenary Theatre.
• 10:00 a.m.: Commencement Exercises. Tercentenary Theatre. Alumni who march in the procession do not require tickets. Guests' tickets to Tercentenary Theatre must be obtained in advance from the office of the University Marshal, Wadsworth House.
• 12:00 noon: Spreads. General Alumni-Alumnae Spread. The Old Yard. No charge for Alumni and Alumnae; tickets for guests must be purchased in the Yard before and during the Spread.

Descriptions of Buildings and Facilities:

1. New Design School Building:

   • Each terrace will be offices, seminar rooms, and lounges.
   • The building will consolidate departments and laboratories of the Design School from its present five buildings.

2. Gutman Library:

   • Part of the Graduate School of Education.
   • Houses the Bureau of Educational Research, laboratories, and Associates.
   • Holds 100,000 volumes, seminar and conference rooms, and 36 study carrels.
   • Includes the Media Division of the School’s Audiovisual department, a library of audio-visual materials, and headquarters for the doctoral training program.

3. Hilles Library:

   • Located in Radcliffe Yard.
   • Designed by Harrison and Abramovitz.
   • Alumnae Exhibition.

4. Holyoke Center:

   • Many University administrative offices are located here.
   • Includes the Comptroller, Personnel, Alumni Records, Admissions, Placement, Faculty, and departmental offices.
   • The University Health Services and University Information Office are on the ground floor.

5. Indoor Track Facility:

   • Funded by the "Friends of Harvard Track."
   • The "Bubble" is an air-supported structure containing complete track facilities for year-round use.

6. Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology:

   • Located in the Medical School.
   • Designed by The Architects Collaborative.
   • The Laboratory's research directs its resources to clarifying the basic physiological processes of reproduction.
   • Functions as an interdisciplinary center where investigators with widely diverse backgrounds and skills work together in collaboration on problems of reproductive biology.

7. Fanny Peabody Mason Music Building:

   • Designed by Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson, and Abbott.
   • Joined to the Music Building and to the Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library.
   • The new building will house the departmental offices, classrooms, practice rooms, studios, electronic equipment, rare books and manuscripts, and student activity areas.

The image provides a comprehensive schedule of events and detailed descriptions of new and significant buildings and facilities at Harvard University.

The image shows two pages from a publication, likely a program or booklet. The left page is labeled as page 4 at the bottom, and the right as page 7, indicating that this is a two-page spread with a page missing in between (probably pages 5 and 6).

On page 4, a schedule is listed, with times and descriptions of different events, including:

• "HARVARD GRADUATE SOCIETY alumni luncheon. Presiding: Dean John T. Dunlop."
• "Luncheon for seniors and their families."
• Various events like a seminar, film and tour, and reunion activities scheduled at different times throughout a specific day, which is Thursday, June 15.
• "SENIOR CLASS CHAPEL SERVICE at Memorial Church"
• "Alumni form in the Old Yard for Parade to Tercentenary Theatre"
• "COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES in Tercentenary Theatre"
• "SPREADS" with a note mentioning that they're in "The Old Yard"

The text above the schedule on page 4 states, "No charge for Alumni and Alumnae tickets (for guests $2.00 each, may be obtained in the Yard before and during the Spread)."

On page 7, informational text is present, but it's challenging to read due to the angle and the distance of the text from the center. Words like "GUTMAN LIBRARY," "HILLES LIBRARY," "HOLYOKE CENTER," "INDOOR TRACK FACILITY," and "LABORATORY OF HUMAN REPRODUCTION AND REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY" are visible. These likely describe various facilities associated with the events or the institution.

The document shows signs of wear and age with slightly discolored pages, and a green bookmark ribbon is placed towards the lower end of the left page, suggesting that this booklet may be a historical document or from an alumni event. The text's content suggests the booklet is related to Harvard University, given references to Harvard-related terms and locations.

The image shows two pages of a printed booklet, presumably related to a Harvard University event or program.

The left page contains a schedule of events for a couple of days, including times and brief descriptions:

• Alumni luncheon at noon presided over by Dean John T. Dunlop.
• Luncheon for seniors and their families at noon.
• Class Day exercises at 3:00 p.m. with guest speaker Tom Wicker.
• Seminar, films, and tour at 3:00 p.m.
• Masters’ receptions for seniors and their families at 4:30 p.m.
• Meeting of the Harvard Glee Club Foundation at 5:00 p.m.
• Fifth Annual Meeting and Dinner of the Harvard Extension Alumni Association at 5:30 p.m.
• Glee Club and Band Concert at 8:15 p.m.
• Senior Class Chapel Service at 8:45 a.m. the next morning.
• Alumni form for parade at 9:15 a.m.
• Commencement exercises at 10:00 a.m.
• A general alumni/alumnae spread at noon (no charge for alumni/alumnae, but guests pay $2).

The right page contains descriptions of various university buildings and facilities, including:

• Gutman Library: Graduate School of Education library with space for 300,000 volumes and multiple facilities.
• Hilles Library: Radcliffe College Library.
• Holyoke Center: University administrative offices and services.
• Indoor Track Facility: An air-supported structure known as "The Bubble" funded by the "Friends of Harvard Track".
• Laboratory of Human Reproduction and Reproductive Biology at the Medical School.
• Fanny Peabody Mason Music Building: New building housing departmental administrative offices, faculty offices, equipment, and student activity areas.

The text appears to be part of a formal printed program or informational booklet, probably related to a commencement or graduation event at Harvard.

The image shows a book that is open to a page that has a schedule of events. The events are for a Harvard Graduate Society alumni luncheon, class day exercises, films, and tours, masters' receptions, a Harvard Glee Club Foundation meeting, and other activities. The page also includes information about the locations of the events and the facilities that will be used. The book has a green cover and is placed on a gray surface.

An open book displays a schedule of events, probably for a graduation day. The book is opened to pages 6 and 7. On the left page, there are several events listed, including a luncheon for seniors and their families, class day exercises, a seminar, films, and a tour. On the right page, there are descriptions of the buildings where the events will take place, including the Harvard Library of the Graduate School of Education, the Media Division, the Radcliffe College Library, and the Holyoke Center.