C. H. Whitman, Associate Professor of Greek and Latin, has announced the annual competition for three commencement parts-a Latin salutary and two English parts, one by an undergraduate student.
The speeches should be no more than six minutes long and should be submitted to Professor Whitman in Holyoke 14 by Friday, April 12.
The English parts may be on any subject of general interest, and further information may be obtained from Holyoke 14.
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