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obnoxious. If the fellows would stop trying to revive these spasmic individuals, it would be a deathblow to the professionals.

Mr. Warde's talk was full of suggestion and wit, and was well applauded. He disagreed vigorously with those critics who claimed that Shakespeare could not be fully understood by the common mind. Fred. asserted that Shakespeare wrote for a people who were no more intelligent than the people of to day, and therefore could easily be understood.

Dr. Jordan lectured to us on Tuesday night on the Philippine Question. Will you please ask Mrs. Geft to save for me the Mon. and Tues. Examiner which have extracts or resumés of Dr. Jordan's remarks?

Wednesday afternoon our class