Sixteen display cases on the library's second floor will contain Exley documents as well as material associated with Yardley, who wrote a biography of Exley in 1997. Exley, a native of Watertown, wrote three books. His best known, A Fan's Notes, is considered one of the most significant in 20th-century literature. The exhibit will continue through November. The University will hold a math, science, and computer camp for girls ages 8 to 12 in two 2-week sessions.
Campers do hands-on activities and take field trips.
For brochures and registration information, call Edith Kort, 377-6862. Schwartz to give Gilbert lecture Anna Schwartz, considered one of the most prominent economics historians today, will present the annual Gilbert Memorial Lecture at 5 p.m., Wednesday, April 29 in 1-101 Dewey Hall on the River Campus. Call x5-7221 for more information. The concert will begin in Strong Auditorium and move to Interfaith Chapel. For more information, call the Music Program, x5-2828.