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THE STUDENT VAGABOND
Overwhelmed with a profusion of attractive lectures today, I shall make no attempt to pick or chose before hand, but shall wander whither chance may lead me. Here are the leading possibilities.
Nine o'clock
Economics 2, Professor Gay, Harvard 1, "Development of the Trade Union Policy in the United States." English 39, Professor Tatlock, Sever 29, "Otway's plays."
Ten O'clock
Music 4, Professor Spalding, Music Building, "Brahms First Symphony."
Eleven O'clock
History 7 Mr. Whitney, Emerson J. "Political Settlement of the Lutheran Situation in Germany."
Twelve O'clock
Fine Arts 4a, Professor Edgell, Robinson Hall, "Styles of Henry IV and Louis XIII."
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