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January 6 at 84 E. Randolph St.

President Heald will speak on
“The Responsibilities of Your
Career.” Harold W. Munday, CE
’23 and president of the Alumni
association, will extend his greet-
ings.

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per person can be obtained from
class representatives and at the
New Year’s party booth in the NU
lobby today and tomorrow. These
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nal company, have been activated.
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$1.25 up, plus free uniforms, tech-
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All residents of Farr and Fowler
halls who want their rooms for
next semester are required to make
applications for same. Applica-
tions may be secured from the resi—
dence hall counselors and then
taken to the Bursar's office with
a $10 deposit. No rooms may be
assigned without this application
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that today and tomorrow are the
last days to make additions to the
biographies of seniors graduating
in January, June and August.

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the blanks provided at the in-
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