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The super-efficient bureaucracy of History 1 staggered under a crushing blow yesterday morning at Memorial Hall, when next week's "C" section test was accidentally distributed to the conference groups.
Several attempts to get the proper test from the University Press proved futile, and twenty minutes later, the proctor had to read it to the exasperated scholars. It was announced later that they could stay until 10:20 or not, depending on whether they had a class and whether they knew their history, Many of them left at 10, thoroughly disgusted with "the best organized course at Harvard."
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