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REDECORATE TROPHY ROOM

Paintings of Graduates From College Halls Replace Old Pictures.

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In order to make the Trophy Room of the Union a more attractive and congenial meeting place, the management has transferred the pictures of athletic teams which formerly decorated the walls, to positions along the stairways, and is hanging in their stead a number of paintings borrowed from Memorial Hall, Fogg Museum, and other college buildings. Among these paintings is one by Blackburn, the Colonial artist, of Johannes Lowell, a former Fellow and benefactor of the University, several portraits of other prominent graduates and officers, and a work by Felix Ziem of a view in Venice. The stag and elk heads and athletic trophies will, of course, be kept in the room.

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