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NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED September 20, 1935

Two types of language examinations are announced in this morning's paper because the members of 1936, 7, and 8 have an option between fulfilling the new requirement of a reading knowledge of one modern language or completing the old schedule of one reading knowledge and one elementary knowledge. There are also a few members of the class of 1939 who enjoy the same privilege because they took language examinations in school.