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9 o'Clock

"Socialist authority; Owen," Professor Brinton, Harvard 5.

"Landor," Professor Rollins, Emerson F.

10 o'Clock

"Thoreau," Professor Carpenter, Widener B.

"Early Novel: Brown," Professor Murdock, Harvard 6.

11 o'clock

"Minor Poets," Professor Munn, Sever 11.

"The Theatres, 1682-1700," Professor Sprague, Harvard 3.

"Mollere," Professor Murray, Harvard 6.

12 o'Clock

"Jeremiah, Josiah, Exekiel, 2nd Captivity," Professor Lake, Fogg.

2 o'Clock

"The London of Dickens," Mr. Hersey, Emerson 211.

TOMORROW

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"Burns," Professor Munn, Emerson A.

11 o'Clock

"The Annexation of Texas," Professor Baxter, Harvard 1.

12 o'Clock

"Fluids in Motion," Professor Black, Jefferson Laboratory.

"English Shipping, 1572-1750," Professor Usher, Widener U.

"Giotto," Professor Post, Fogg.

"Christopher Marlowe," Professor Murray, Harvard 3.

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