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· is pugusiinn Bl-ll0N'l`1lLY-—SEl"l‘E)lBER, N0\‘IsMIsI~;R, JANUARY, MARCH, 2 _
~ MAY ANI) JULY OF IQACII YI-1AIt—IsY Tllli ALUMNI ASESUCIATION ov . r
Q THE UNIvIcItsITY ov IUGNTUUKY, AT ].l·]XlN(i'1‘0N, I{ENTtcI&Y. · .;
· Entered as second—class matter- September 28, 1916, at the post-ottice at  
_ Lexington, Kentucky, under the Act of March 3, 1879. A ‘ ;
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 I It is thought that this issue ot The Alumnus  
* Q  Siiirsvritre tor the Atrrmmrs, contains some exceritionally interesting news. l
  Especially is this true of the matter in connec—  
 , tion with the report of the Investigating Committee. The recommendations of l
v· this Committee which were adopted by the Board of Trustees have to some l
 · extent been put into ettect already, and others will go into edect as soon as
 . practicable. This will mean that things will he happening at the University in
tl rapid succession, and the 1917-1918 volume of The Alumnus, which carries the {
 ` news of these happenings to a great many alumni who would not otherwise hear Q
 . of them, will be an exceedingly interesting one. This issue ol The Alumnus is l
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