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NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED April 13, 1934

TODAY

9 O'Clock

"The Revolutions of 1848," Professor Karpovitch, New Lecture Hall.

11 O'Clock

"American Foreign Policy in the Far East," Professor Baxter, Harvard 1.

"American Foreign Policy in the Caribbean,: Mr. Buck, New Lecture Hall.

"L'Encyclopedie les Encyclopedist," Professor Allard, Emerson 211.

12 O'Clock

"Climate," Professor Mather, Geology Building.

TOMORROW

10 O'Clock

"The Indian Wars," Professor Merk, Harvard 1.

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