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...begin at 9.15 A. M. except those announced for 2 P. M. All will continue three hours. Today Anthropology 2, Peabody Mus. Astronomy 2b, Astron. Lab. Astronomy 3, Astron. Lab. Chemistry 8: Abrams to Mirsky (inclusive), Pierce 110 Morash to Young (inclusive), Pierce 307 Chemistry 15, Sever 17 Class, Arch. 1b, Sever 18 Class. Philol. 37, Sever 18 Economics A: Prof. Davis's sects., Emerson D Prof. Burbank's sect., Emerson J Dr. Monroe's sect., Emerson A Dr. Lincoln's sect., Emerson F Mr. Meriam's sects., Emerson J Mr. Kahn's sects. D, J, Sever 11 Mr. Kahn...
...Sever 35Social Ethics 7, Emerson JZoology 5a, Sever 352 P. M.Mathematics 2b, Sects. 1a, 1b, Zool. Lect.-rm.Semitic 20, Sem. Mus. 3.TomorrowWednesday June 9.Anthropology 2, Peabody Mus.Astronomy 2b, Astron. Lab.Astronomy 3, Astron. Lab.Chemistry 8:Abrams to Mirsky (inclusive), Pierce 110Morash to Young (inclusive), Pierce 307Chemistry 15, Sever 17Class. Arch. 1b, Sever 18Class. Philol. 37, Sever 18Economics A:Prof. Davis's sects., Emerson DProf. Burbank's sect., Emerson JDr. Monroe's sect., Emerson ADr. Lincoln's sect., Emerson FMr. Meriam's sects., Emerson JMr. Kahn's sects. D, J, Sever 11Mr. Kahn's sect. V, Sever 5Mr. Masson's sects., Zool...
...German 3 Semitic A 5 German 12b Semitic E 1 Government 5 Social Ethics 7 Greek B I Zoology 5a Wednesday, June 9. Anthropology 2 Geology 19 Astronomy 2b German 8 Astronomy 3 Government 4 Chemistry 8 Greek B II Chemistry 15 History 14 Chemistry 23 Italian 10 Class. Arch. 1b Math. 2a, I Class. Philol. 37 Math. A, IV Economics A Math. 14b Economics 4b Mineralogy 12 Education 12b Music 5 English 41 Philosophy 13c Fine Arts 1a Spanish 8 French 1 I, II Zoology 7c French 13 Thursday June 10. Chemistry 19 Engin. Sci. 3b Chemistry 22 Government...
Another feature of the fighting mayor's campaign for Americanization is his plea for the teacher. In the school teacher he sees the keystone of the arch of Americanization. As a result he demands of his audience that they consider the standing of the teacher...
Senator Reed has distinguished himself in the Senate by a protracted attack against Herbert Hoover. Charging him with the arch-offense (from Mr. Reed's point of view) of being kindly disposed toward Great Britain, he expressed grave apprehension concerning the possibilities of British domination over the United States in the League of Nations during the Hoover administration. In the Sunday Advertiser a critic who is less well-known as well as less self-contained, divides a whole page between assailing Admiral Sims for alleged pro-British activity and libelling our recent ally...