The chairman of the Class Day Committee desires to announce that the committee is examining samples of caps and gowns submitted to it by different firms and is investigating the prices for which these firms offer to do the work. It is reported that several tailors are sending circulars to members of the senior class soliciting orders for the caps and gowns. The Committee ask that no seniors will give their orders until it is ready to report. A much more advantageous contract can be secured if the work of the whole class is given to one firm. Moreover, one of the principal reasons for the change to the cap and gown disappears unless there be uniformity in the gowns worn on Class Day.
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