taken at the reg-
uir in place of the
. Because these
[ng made, it is ne-
nbers of the class-
apparatus examin-
rehearsal for the
he demonsttation
of the Thursday
iof next week,
xaminations, those
est places in each
will be qualified to
et. Individual as
points are to be
s will be admitted
[ge, and others by
be secured free of
at the office of the
:al education for

IN MANILLA ON~ WAY HOME
Contributions to Calcutai Magazine
Stress American Ignorance of
Indian Affairs
Prof. C. H. Van Tyne, head of the
history department, has arrived in
Manilla en route to the United States
from India., where he has spent the
last few months at the request of the
Indian government, studying condi-E
tions there. While there he contri-
buted several articles to the Statesman,
a Calcutta publication, in which he toldk
of the American ignorance of condi-
tions in Injdia. *Professor Van Tyne°
intends to compile a book when he re-
turns, using the data he has gained
abroad.
Prof. Bartlett To Address Club
Prof. Harley H. Bartlett, of the bot-
any department, will address the Am-
erican Association of University Wo-
men at 'their next meeting which will
be held at 3 o'clock Saturday after-
noon-'at the Pi Beta Phi house. Pro-
fessor Bartlett will speak on "Native
Life in Samatra""

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annual banquet to be held at 12:30
o'clock, April 1. in Barbour gymnas-
iumn will be an address by President
Marion L. Burton.
As in former years, many alumnae
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majority of undergraduate women.
Tickets will be sold at $1 for alumnae,
and 75 cents for undergraduates.
IPROF. CROSS TO ADDRESS
BOTH COSMOPOLITAN CLUBS
Prof. H. Rt. Cross, of the Fine Arts'.
department, will give an illustrated
lecture at a joint meeting of the men's
and women's Cosmopolitan clubs at
7:30 o'clock 'Saturday night at Wesley
hall. The subject will be "Master-
pieces of Chinese and Japanese Art."
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