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...scheduled for today and tomorrow in the College and Engineering School. All examinations, unless otherwise specified, will begin at 9.15 and will last three hours. TODAY Anthropology 2 Peabody Mus. Astronomy 2b Astron. Lab. Chemistry 8 Geol. Lect. Rm. Chemistry 16 Emerson A Chemistry 23 Emerson A Class. Arch. 1b Sever 23 Economics A Mr. Blackett's sects. B. E. O. New Lect. Hall Mr. Bober's sects. K. R. Harvard 6 Mr. Chamberlin's sects. G. P. X. Harvard 5 Mr. Fagg's sects. D. I. N. W. New Lect. Hall Mr. Gardner's sects. F. V. Harvard...
...Peabody Museum; Mr. G. H. Browne '78, lecturer on National Parks; Mr. F. L. Olmstead '94. chairman of Standing Committee on National Parks of the American Society of Landscape Architects; Professor H. E. Clifford; Mr. Loring Underwood '97; Mr. Percival Gallagher; Professor E. V. Huntington; Mr. H. A. Reynolds, Arch. '11; Mr. D. R. Hull, Arch. '14; and J. R. McConaghie 3S.L.A...
...Engineering School Eng'g 120 Pierce 202 Eng'g 211 Pierce 304 Eng'g 332 Pierce 304 Eng'g 412 Pierce 304 Mining 5 Pierce 304 MONDAY Anthropology 2 Peabody Mus. Astronomy 2b Astron. Lab. Chemistry 8 Geol. Lect. Rm. Chemistry 16 Emerson A Chemistry 23 Emerson A Class. Arch. 1b Sever 23 Economics A Mr. Blackett's sects. B. E. O. New Lect. Hall Mr. Bober's sects. K. R. Harvard 6 Mr. Chamberlin's sects. G. P. X. Harvard 5 Mr. Fagg's sects. D. I. N. W. New Lect. Hall Mr. Gardner's sects. F. V. Harvard...
Clapp had been accustomed to go swimming with his friend Roger Pierce 1G., but on Wednesday he started from the float alone, swam through the right hand arch of Anderson Bridge and up beyond the Newell boat house. He was last seen in the water by W. C. Ladd '26 near the Brighton side of the river below the boat house. No other sign of Clapp had been found until late yesterday afternoon when it developed that James Milliken, caretaker of the Cambridge boat house, had seen a swimmer in a blue bathing suit climb up on the opposite bank...
...these, over 5,000,000 are peasants and almost solidly in favor of a Habsburg King. Recently when Admiral Horthy proposed to make a visit to an agricultural district, the peasants declared that they would be glad to see him, but if he expected them to build a triumphal arch, he would be very disappointed. There was, according to a wizened peasant spokesman, " only one man whom they would delight in so honoring, and his name is King Otto." That typifies their attitude...