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JUNIORS.
Class mooting Friday in I. 109 at 10
a. m. .
NOTICE.
All Elocution classes meet In Palla
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JUNIOR PROM.
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HIT II CENTURY ESSAYISTS
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students nia take Eng. Lit. 'M (the
set ond semester In the Nineteenth
Century Essayists) without having
taken Eng. Lit. 35. M. M. FOGG.
NOTICE TO GRADUATE FACULTY
In accordance with the vote of the
Graduate Faculty, Mr. Haveu Metcalf,
A. 13. (Brown, 1896). A. M. (Brown.
1897), now a candidate for the de
gree of Doctor of Philosophy, will be
examined publicly on Wednesday. Jan
uary 28. beginning at 2 o'clock, In
room 110. Nebraska Hall.
Major Topic Botany
Minor Topic Zoology
From January 2) to February 12 Mr
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and Adjunct Professor Clements
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January 21. 19t:i.
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