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Official Bulletin.
This column Is devoted mainly to
notices of tho university. All depart
ments and Btudent organizations hav
ing notices to publish should leave
them either at the executive ofllco, at
tho office of tho paper, or hand them to
unyone connected with tho paper. All
announcements should bo in by 6 p. m.
NOTICE.
Juniors do not meet today.
A. I. MYERS.
SEN.IOR PICTURES.
Tho Senior picures must be taken at
Townsend's by January 16th.
NOTICE.
Students may enter the College of
Medicine the second semester begin
ning February 2, 1-JOZ.
SOMBRERO BOARD.
The Sombrero board will meet
Thursday at 10 o'clock In M 209.
R. A. M'NOWN.
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AMERICAN HISTORY 13.
Seminar in Constitutional Law.
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and place. W. W. COOK.
COLLEGE SETTLEMENT.
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ENGINEERING SOCIETY.
A regular meeting of the Engineering
society will be held Wednesday, Janu
ary 14th, at 7:30 p. m., M. A. hall, room
211.
C. L. Dean, M. E., Instructor, will
glvo a paper on the llf eof J. B. John
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Industrial Life."
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Practice; Mech. Eng. 28, Locomotive
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Equipment. For further particulars
regarding these courses see Professor
Richards or Mr. Dean.
The University club will glvo a dance
at Fraternity hall next Friday evening.
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Louise Pound gave some verses.
The Latin cluh meets Tnursday
night at 1709 L street. Dr. Louise
Pound will speak to the club on "T.ho
First English Translations of Virgil."
At the February meeting PrpfeBsor
I Barber will speak and at the March.
meeting Chancellor Andrewu.
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