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constructive notice to all members of
uitfl 3-,A0 D. um. (11.34a. m,. iSturds v.)
fl, MARC 11R210 19i Nmber 125

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Athletic .Board

Dodos -o GieI Immediately four ,ing the dance,
Dod s T Gie which -will be the, first nui.ber on the!
Several Play ~jprograia. 'Ft Lde Emiotionale," by Dor-
- - ijan Sii-'Ir. 25. Next wvill be given
Dodos will offer their third present A, :A Con key's "Aftcrmnath," Mr.
ation of the year at 8 o'clock tonior- ;C(Onkey is 4. member of the rhetoric
row, Friday, and Saturday evenings fldetpaxtinent and is' directing this ser-
tbclr playshop when three one-act ies of I)odo plays together with Cecil.
plays written by _University peg 1,e I'Wicker, of the rhetoric department,
will be acted and two dances will b e ;an d Mrs. Wicker.
given by Cynthia Mallory, dauglitorj The concluding drama Will be, "Oh,
of Prof. H-. S. Mallory, of the rhetoric 'ft's You?" by Prof. E. S. Everett, an- I
department. other member of the rhetoric staff.

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ere 'will be no conference of the Deans can Wednesday, Matrch 21.!
M. L BO7RTON.
ti-e Board of the Gradunte eol SchoolI
lre wll be a meeting of the Executive Bt o b rdaeGho
cinoaday, March ?1, at 4 p. mn. A.+lN. LLOYD,.
it Loans:
plieations for loans should be returned, properly filled, out to the
of the Dean of Students, R~oom 2, University'lHall, on or before noon,:
*March 23. J. A. BURSLEY,
chairmian Loan Conmnittee. t
'es ill Biology:
e Department of Zoology announces three illustrated lectures by
0. Howard of the Bureau. of Entomology, Washington, D. C.
rch 22, 4:16 p. mn., Room 214 N. S. Building, "economic Zntainology",
reh 22, 8:00 p. mn., Aud. N S.,."The Warfare Again#3t Insects .
.rch 23, 4:16 p. mn, Room 214 N. S. Building, "Economic 'Entomology"
e evening lecture will be illustrated by film~s and will be of especial
it to the puiblic who are cordtal ly invited.

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420 -MILLER AV.

- A. FRANKLIN SHULtL.
to Attend Cuulp 1)ads Simmier, I1M:
two sessions o4'i Camp Davis during the summer of 19"3.
dents assigned to each seaslou will be posted Thursday
strument. Room of the Department of, Geodesy and Sur-
rfessor Merrick 9 to 12.Thursdays or 2 to 4 Saturdays,
el of parties and asignmxent of buildings at camp.
o return to a single session next year. Students.;iwho are
.his year' and do not attend may not have another oppor-#
years, as there is a limit to the uziber 6f students who,
t±ed. In the future ,tudents complieting Course 2 or 13
en preference at the camp Immiediately following.
H , BOUCHARD.
C. 0. WISLER.
We of Literature, Selence, and the; Arts:
a meeting of the teaching staff, on Thursday, March 22,
n 110 Tappan Hll.
uious courses and sections 'will be called for.
JOSEPU I. WIAUKLEY. I
hly meeting Wednesday, March. 21, Union, Roam 302,
possible sources of the Spanish version of Apollozius
"Analytical methods of deciphering ceryptograms".
A. G .CANFIEL D-
eting of the R e etieh Club 'will be held in the Ilxstolog-
Wednesday, March 21, t pi. The following protgrain

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Prof. Clarence T. Johnston
One of four faculty members who
were retained in their positions on
the Bmord In Control of Athletics by
the University Senate at its meeting
Monday night. The other memnbers
were Prof. Ralph Aigler of the Law
shood, Prof. W. A. Prayer of the his-
tory department, and Prof. A. 0. Lee
of the Romance languages department.I
Mr Johnston is 'professor of geodesy
and surveying.
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yard dash, at 7:40 o'clock, one mile I
run, at 7:30 o'clock, low hurdles and1
high jump.,
S Swimming Entries Due
Entries for the interfraternity swimn-
mning mneet which is to be held on
March 27 and 29 are now due at the
Intramural office by 6 o'clock, Friday,
March 23. Events for the meet pare as
follows: 40 yard dash, 100 yard free
style, 220 yard free style, 60 yard
breast stroke, 60 yard back stroke, re-
lay race, plunge for distance and fancy
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V Aspcts of. Love's Tabour's LOst" by Professr 0 3. Campbell.
erimental Aspects of iodide and Bromaide lReactions onx the Skin"
. J.Wile. ''T. -1. IHILDEBRANDT, fSecretam Y.
of Commuer"e of the Universiy:
etitig will be beld Wednes'Iay night in room. 304 of the Union at 7
:At this time dirj. Albert L. Green,. special representative of the(.
Clii Division of, the American Railway Association, will speak on
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