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Dr. Fred Kuhlman, n former fellow
In the Department of Philosophy here,
now a lecturer In Clarke University at
Worcester, Mass., was a campus visi
tor yesterday.
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guished himself again. He has lately
been given charge of the bureau for
study of children by the board of edu
cation of Chicago.
W J Uryan will deliver a lecture
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School of Agriculture next Tuesday
evening at 7:30 In the Armory at the
Farm. The topic on which he will
speak has not yet been announced
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meeting of the North Central College
and Secondary School Association le
cfntly held In Chicago, written by Piu
fessor Smith, of the Department of Ed
ucatlon, will occur in the Nebraskan
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lrofcssor Miller, of the Depaitment
of Forestry, closed his University work
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Prof. Smith has been untiring in his
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best bovine specimens available to be
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lore .students and for the University
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Edwin It. iMockett. Supreme Couit
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