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ELIMINATION OF TUTORING SCHOOLS DEBATED TONIGHT

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When Bunny debates Funster in the Leverett Senior Common Room at 7:45 o'clock tonight, the question before the house will be: "Resolved, That interring schools be abolished."

Sponsors of the inter-House event expect representatives from several of the tutoring schools to attend. A short formal debate, including two ten-minute cross-question periods, will be followed by a forum open to all.

Taking up forensic cudgels against the schools will be Daniel R. Crusius '40 and Charles E. Knoblauch, 2nd '41, of Dunster. John W. Rice '41 and Leon S. Lipson '41 will take the negative.

The formal debate will consist of two eight-minute speeches, each followed by ten minutes of cross-questioning, and two five-minute rebuttals and summaries.

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