THE STUDENT VAGABOND

To pick, from among the many interesting lectures to be given today, any one as pre-eminent would be impossible. Each vagabond in search of cultural pasturage, grievously to miss a metaphore, must chose for himself.

The lectures are as follows:

9 o'clock

"Veracity," Professor Cabot, Emerson J. Social Ethics A.

"The Acquisition and Government of Territories and Dependencies," Professor Yeomans, Harvard 2, Government 19.

"Ethnographic Survey of Africa," Professor Tozzer, Semitic Museum. Anthropology 1.

10 o'clock

"The Conquest of Mexico," Professor Haring, Harvard 2, History 56.

"Canadian Dominionhood," Professor Elliott, Sever 20, Government 10a.

11 o'clock

"Mesopotamian Sculpture and Painting," Professor Chase, Fogg Museum, Fine Arts Te

"Klopstock's Messias," Professor Howard, Germanic Museum, German 6.

12 o'clock

'Methods of Racial Analysis' Professor Horton, Peabody Museum, Anthropology 3b.

2 o'clock

"Ben Jonson," Professor Murdock, Sever 41, English 50a.