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At Professor Copeland's earnest request, in view of President Conant's address and only less important meetings soon to follow, his Bible Reading, scheduled for tomorrow night in the upper common room of the Union, has been indefinitely postponed.
Yesterday he celebrated his eighty second birthday and in an interview expressed his regrets over the three-year college program which he feels "will hurt the young men very much" since it "will deprive them of half their education." He also expressed his unfriendliness to an accelerated program after the war.
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