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Selections from Masefield, Kipling, Dickens and Leacock were read by Associate Professor Charles Townsend Copeland 82 in the dining room of the Union last night in his annual Christmas reading. Four hundred members of the University filled an the seats provided and overflowed until they clogged the aisles.
This is the first reading that Professor Copeland has given this year.
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