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NOTICE,
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morning at 10 o'dock in U. 209.
SENIOR PICTURES.
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NOTICE.
Students may enter the College of
Medicine the second semester begin
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NOTICE TO SENIORS.
All Seniors who would like to take
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COLLEGE SETTLEMENT.
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MECHAKlCAL ENGINEERING.
C. L. Dean, Instructor in mechan
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Practice; Mech. Eng. 28, Locomotive
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Richards or Mr. Dean.
The semi-annual spell-down of the
girls "gym" classes will take place In
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The Junior law examination In
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earliest of Professor Bessey's students
in botany. The book is unique in mat
ter and style and Is illustrated with
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