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Today is the last day on which members of the Senior Class can take advantage of the reduced price for caps and gowns. Also. delivery of those measured later will not be made until some time in May, whereas men measured now will receive their caps and gowns by April 15. The payment of $5.25 need not be made until the time of delivery. Measurements are taken at the Co-operative Store. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
Members of the Senior Class who have not yet been measured for their caps and gowns are again reminded that unless they are measured before tomorrow they cannot take advantage of the reduced price, and delivery will not be made until some time in May. Measurements will be taken at the Co-oprative Society. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...might be well in each case to require a deposit equivalent to a fair second-hand price for the book, which deposit would be refunded on the return of the book in good order. A charge of five or 10 cents, however, might be deducted to defray the cost of cataloguing, and provide money for rebinding. If such a collection were to be begun now it could be in readiness at the opening of the next College year. P. A. HUTCHINSON...
Members of the Senior Class who have not yet been measured for their caps and gowns are again reminded that unless they are measured before next Saturday, they cannot take advantage of the reduced price, and delivery will not be made until some time in May. Measurements will be taken at the Co-operative Society...
...Freshman fencing team will hold its second match of the season with the English High School of Boston tonight, at 8 o'clock, in the Gymnasium. The team will be composed of G. L. Cutting, S. Kelley, and C. M. Price. In the first game of the season, with the St. James Fencers' Club, on February 19, the Freshmen were defeated six bouts to three, but since then they have been working hard under the instruction of Mr. Pianelli and have developed rapidly. The judges will be W. F. Low '07, A. Tyng sS., and Mr. Coburn, English High School...