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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON-No one who is at all fair-minded will deny that the examination paper in freshman Physics yesterday was one of the most unfair ones that has been given in that course. Some of the problems were a strange mixture of English and French units that would have puzzled any one. Then the ordinary tabulated values were very incompletely and imperfectly given. It is to be hoped that these things will be taken into consideration in the marking.