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THE STUDENT VAGABOND

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Today is always a lean day for a vagabound: University life every Saturday morning seems to take a breathing spell in preparation for the afternoon. Yet the following lectures seem to be of interest:

10 O'clock

Giotto's Mature Painting," Professor Edgell, Robinson Hall, Fine Arts 5h.

"The Writings of Bradford and Winslow," Professor Murdock. Harvard 2, English 33.

12 O'clock

"The Relations Between England and the Continent under the Angevin Kings," Professor Haskina, Emerson J. English 78.

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