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DINING HALLS AND LIBRARIES
Announcement of Their Regulation During April Recess.
The arrangements for the University dining halls and libraries for the April recess have been announced. Memorial Hall will close after breakfast on Saturday, April 12, and will re-open for breakfast Monday, April 20. It will not be necessary to sign off, as no charges will be made for the recess period. Any member who does sign off will have to sign the waiting list until there is a vacancy. Foxcroft Hall will be open throughout the spring vacation period, and members of Memorial Hall may take their meals there without incurring the regular membership fee.
University Libraries.
The University libraries will be open during most of the recess. The general reading room in Upper Massachusetts Hall will be closed on Sunday, April 13, and the Randall and Harvard Hall Libraries will be closed on Sunday, April 20. Otherwise all the libraries will be open at the regular hours.
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