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sexso hs evry wmen.ical laboratory.
Hell.
Our idea of hell is infinite ambition July 29, 5:00 p. sm.-"Rffects of Motion
end infinitesimal pep. in Intdividutals and Crowds." Illus-
Pllilosoplly. trated lecture by Irofessor C. J. Til-
Vs's have heard it said that the phil- den. West lecture rcoons at the phs-
osophy of souse uen is so extremely ical laboratory.j
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Live. Hewlett. West amphitheater of thse
\Vhen yost find yourself telling a girl medical building.
that she resminds yost of your usother, +Jusly 30, 5:00 p. sn-"The Developsment
it's time to turn round and look your- of the Fresnch Theatre." Illustratedl
self squarely in the face before you lecture by Dlean J. It. Rffinsger. West
do somethsing foolish. lecture room ofa the physical labe-
Joiirnalismi. ratcory.
There never was a man who did not 8:00 p in.-Recital by the class its
think he could run a ntewspaper bet- Shsakespearean Reading.
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