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NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED January 7, 1921

Twenty Freshmen, twelve Sophomores and two unclassified men reported at 7 o'clock last night as aspirants to the CRIMSON Board. For the photographic end of the competition there were five Freshmen and three Sophomores. The competition is now closed to men from 1924 but additional Sophomores may report as candidates at 7 P. M. Monday night.