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As we go to press, the leading meieorologiate of New England predict, after an intensive study of charts, pressure gauges, wind machines et al, clear weather by Thursday or Friday--or Saturday. The CRIMSON weather bureau, on the other hand, in its customary observation from its basement window, announces that there will be early showers today, followed by fair weather with light westerly winds and a rising temperature. Hence we are in a quandary. What shall be the vein of the annual Class Day editorial? Shall it be wet humor or dry humor, shall we indulge in a little mud-slinging or merely raise a cloud of verbal dust? A question which our editorial minds, after three days' holiday, refused to answer. So we put on our raincoats and departed, leaving it to the office boy to decide which of the following editorials to pull from the pigeon hold marked "Good Any Time".
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