8.00.--Meeting of prospective law students in Phillips Brooks House. Dean Pound will speak.
Wednesday, April 6.
2.00-5.00.--Ricardo Prize Examination, in Upper Dane.
4.30.--Lectures on "The Development of Chinese Art." X. "Cambodian Sculpture--An Indian Departure," by Mr. Warner, in Fogg Art Museum.
4.30.--The Globe, Warren House. "The Development and Uses of Wireless Telegraphy," by Lieutenant Commander K. Nishizaki, I. J. N.
8.00.--Hasty Pudding play, "The White Elephant," in Worcester Theatre, Worcester.
8.00.--Social Politics Club meeting. Lecture by Raymond B. Fosdick on "Police Organization in Europe."
8.00.--Poetry Society. Meeting with New England Poetry Society, Fenway Studios, Ipswich street, Boston.
9.00.--Reading by Professor Copeland in Union.
Thursday, April 6.
2.30.--Lectures (in French). "The Present State of the Problem of Evolution." XIII. "Theories of Evolution. II. Darwin," by Professor Caullery, in Nash Lecture Room, University Museum.
3.30.--Romance Seminary in Widener Y.
4.45.--Physiological Colloquium. "Studies on the Permeability of Plant Cells," by Mr. S. C. Brooks, in Nash Lecture Room, University Museum.
6.30.--Phillips Brooks House annual meeting and dinner in Trophy Room of Union.
8.00.--Lecture. "The Art of Handwriting in the Early Middle Ages," by Dr. E. A. Loew, in Emerson J.
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