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...Taeusch, 13 Geol. Lect. Rm. Mr. Wright, 19 Sever 23 Mr. Wright, 25 Sever 24 Fine Arts 28 Fogg Mus. French 24 Harvard 6 Government 23 Harvard 2 History 5 Harvard 2 History 37 Emerson A Mathematics 27 Emerson J Psychology 10 Emerson J Psychology 13 Emerson A Slavic 2b Emerson A Social Ethics 25 Emerson J TOMORROW COLLEGE 9.15 A. M. Anthropology 5a Sever 6 Astronomy 1a Emerson D Botany 7 Gray Herb. Economics 12a Sever 5 Economics 31 New Lect. Hall English 2 Adams to Deweese Harvard 2 Dewey to Gardner Harvard 3 Gilligan to Pope Harvard...
...Taeusch, 13 Geol. Lect. Rm. Mr. Wright, 19 Sever 23 Mr. Wright, 25 Sever 24 Fine Arts 28 Fogg Mus. French 24 Harvard 6 Government 23 Harvard 2 History 5 Harvard 2 History 37 Emerson A Mathematics 27 Emerson J Psychology 10 Emerson J Psychology 12 Emerson A Slavic 2b Emerson A Social Ethics 25 Emerson...
...Mathematics 1 Sever 17 Mineralogy 14 Geol. Mus. 22 Music 1a Music Building Philosophy 1 Emerson J Physics 4a Aiken to Higonnet Sever 13 Holden to Zee Sever 17 Psychology A Abell to Wade Emerson D Ward to Worris Emerson F Semitic 8 Emerson A Semitic 17 Sever 18 Slavic 1a Sever 18 Spanish 2 Emerson A ENGINEERING SCHOOL Enginering 111 Pierce 302 Engineering 400 Pierce 111 Engineering 221 Sever...
...Mathematics 1 Sever 17 Mineralogy 14 Geol. Mus. 22 Music 1a Music Building Philosophy 1 Emerson J Physics 4a Aiken to Higonnet Sever 13 Holden to Zee Sever 17 Psychology A Abell to Wade Emerson D Ward to Worris Emerson F Semitic 8 Emerson A Semitic 17 Sever 18 Slavic 1a Sever 18 Spanish 2 Emerson A SATURDAY, JANUARY 26. (X) Chemistry 14b hf Emerson D English 49 Emerson J Military Science 1 New Lect. Hall Military Science 2 Emerson D Military Science 3 Emerson J Military Science 4 New Lect. Hall Romance Philology 5 Emerson...
...State Department had a copy of Izvestia and issued a complete translation of the entire article. Another copy of the same issue (Nov. 27, 1922) was found in the New York Public Library and translated by The New York Times. On account of the impossibility of literally translating a Slavic language, the translations varied in wording. Their substance was unmistakably identical and vindicated the State Department of the charge of deliberate falsification or forgery. The continued repetition of such phrases as these referring to the Soviet Republic and the Third Internationale indicate the tenor of the questioned editorial: "Organic connection...