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9 O'Clock

"The Political System of Japan," Professor Holcombe, New Lecture Hall.

"Froude as an Historian," Professor Rollins, Emerson F.

10 O'Clock

"Swift," Professor Greenough, Sever 11.

"Webster and Lincoln," Assistant Professor Matthiessen, Harvard 6.

11 O'Clock

"French Drama: Dumas Fils and Rostand," Professor Murray, Harvard 5.

"Johann Fischart," Professor Howard, Sever 6.

"Rationalism and Lessing," Professor Burkhard, Germanic Museum Lecture Room.

"Blake," Assistant Professor Matthiessen, Emerson A.

"Mrs. Centlivre," Dr. Noyes, Harvard 3.

12 O'Clock

"The Shepherd's Calendar." Assistant Professor Sprague, Sever 7.

"Lessing's Dramas," Professor Burkhard, Germanic Museum Lecture Room.

TOMORROW

9 O'Clock

"Ethnography of Oceania," Professor Fozzer, Semitic Museum 1.

"The Problem Play," Mr. White, Emerson A.

10 O'Clock

"Spinoza," Dr. Wild, Emerson D.

"Evolution of Spine and Pelvis," Professor Hooton, Semitic Museum 1.

11 O'Clock

"Primitive Family," Professor Zimmerman, Emerson 209.

"The North in War Time," Professor Schlesinger, New Lecture Hall.

"The Brontes," Assistant Professor Maynadier, Sever 11.

12 O'Clock

"The Authority of the State," Professor Hocking, Emerson D.

"Marston," Professor Murray, Harvard 3.

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