REGISTRATION FROM 9 TO 1

All students (except Freshmen and "Dropped" College Students) must register in the rooms indicated below, on Thursday, September 30, from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.:

College Seniors, Upper Mass.

College Juniors, Lower Mass.

College Sophomores, Harvard 6.

College Special Students, Sever 8.

College Unclassified Students, Harvard 5.

Students in the Lawrence Scientific School, Lower Mass.

Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, are expected to file their lists of studies at 24 University Hall, north entry, 3d floor, room 24.

Students in the Graduate School of Applied Science, University Hall, north entry, 1st floor, room 16.

Students in the Graduate School of Business Administration, University Hall, north entry, 1st floor, room 17.

Every student must obtain from the officer in charge of registration the card called "List of Studies," which must be properly filled out and handed in by students in Harvard College and the Lawrence Scientific School as directed below, and by Graduate students as directed below.

Tickets for the ceremonies of the inauguration of President Lowell must be obtained by students at the time and place of their registration on Thursday, September 30.

Lists of Studies.

Every student in Harvard College or the Lawrence Scientific School must hand in, without fail, his list of studies written in ink on the card provided for the purpose, on Thursday, September 30, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 6 P. M., at the places named below. All Freshmen, Special Students, and Lawrence Scientific School Students must obtain the signatures of their advisers on their lists of studies.

College Seniors, Upper Mass.

College Juniors, Lower Mass.

College Sophomores, Harvard 6.

College Freshmen, Upper Mass.

College Special Students, Sever 8.

College Unclassified Students, Harvard 5.

Students in the Lawrence Scientific School, Lower Mass.

Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences are expected to file their lists of studies at 24 University Hall at registration or before 6 P. M., on Thursday, September 30.

Students in the Graduate School of Applied Science are expected to file their lists of studies at 16 University Hall, at registration or before 6 P. M., on Thursday, September 30.

Students in the Graduate School of Business Administration are expected to file their lists of studies at 17 University Hall, at registration or before 6 P. M., on Thursday, September 30.

Any student wishing to take a "starred course" must obtain the consent of the instructor in the course, given in writing on the card containing the student's list of studies; for admission to a course "primarily for graduates," an undergraduate or special student must obtain the written recommendation of the instructor. Instructors may be consulted for this purpose on Thursday, September 30, at the rooms named in the Directory of Instructors.

Morning Prayers begin on Monday, October 4, at 8.45 A. M., conducted by the Rev. Professor Edward C. Moore, D. D.

Rev. Professor E. C. Moore will conduct prayers from October 3 to October 16, inclusive.

The Board of Preachers to the University will be represented by the Rev. Professor Edward C. Moore, in Wadsworth House 1, from 10 to 12 o'clock on Thursday, September 30.

There will be no meetings of courses on Thursday, September 30; courses will begin at 9 A. M., Friday, October 1.

Directory of Committees.

Directory of Committees, etc., for Thursday, September 30, 9-12 A. M.

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences: Professor C. H. Haskins, Dean; Mr. G. W. Robinson, Secretary, unity. 24.

Graduate School of Applied Science: Professor W. C. Sabine, Dean, Univ. 16.

Graduate School of Business Administration: Professor E. F. Gay, Dean, Univ. 17.

Harvard College: Professor B. S. Hurlbut, Dean; Mr. W. R. Castle, Assistant Dean, Univ. 4.

Harvard College, Recorder's Office: Mr. G. W. Cram, Recorder; Mr. C. S. Moore, Assistant Recorder, Univ. 4.

Committee on Admission: Mr. J. G. Hart, Chairman, Univ. 20.

Parietal Board: Mr. C. M. Stearns, Regent, Univ. 5.

Committees on the Degree of A.B. with Distinction:

In Anthropology, Peabody Museum.

in Applied Mechanics, Pierce 301.

in Biology, Zool. Lab.

in Chemistry, Boylston 2.

in the Classics, Sever 16.

in English, Warren House.

in Fine Arts, Sever 25.

in French and other Romance Languages and Literatures, Warren House.

in Geology, Geol. Mus. 22.

in Germanic Languages and Literatures Sever 6.

in History and Literature, Grays 18.

in History and Political Science, Univ. 23.

in Literature, Sever A.

in Mathematics, Sever 20.

in Music, Holden.

in Philosophy, Emerson B.

Physics, Jeff. Phys. Lab.

in Semitic Languages and History, Sem. Mus. 2.

Board of Preachers to the University: Rev. Professor Edward C. Moore, Wadsworth House 1. (10-12.)

Committee on Reception of Students: Professor J. L. Coolidge, Chairman, Harvard Union.

Committee of Advisers: Professor C. P. Parker, Chairman, Sever 11, Thurs. 9-1, 2-5; Friday 9-10.30, 2-3; and Saturday 10.30-12, University 5.

Secretary of Faculty of Arts and Sciences: Mr. J. G. Hart, Univ. 20.

Secretary for Appointments: Mr. E. H. Wells, Univ. 9.

Bursar of the University: Mr. C. F. Mason; Asst. Bursar, Mr. W. M. McInnes. Lower Dane. (Office hours, 9-1.)

Inspector of Grounds and Buildings: Mr. W. S. Burke, Mass. Hall. (Office hours, 8.30-12; 4.30-4.45.)

Memorial Hall Dining Association: Mr. F. R. Green, Manager, Memorial Hall.

Randall Hall Dining Association: Mr. F. R. Green, Manager, Memorial Hall.

Friday, October 1.

First Meeting of Courses.

Courses will begin at 9 A. M. For times of meeting, see the Announcement of Courses of Instruction, 2d edition, September 27, 1909-10, to be obtained at the Harvard Union, first floor, Reading Room; for places of meeting, see official bulletin boards.

Students are required to enroll at the first meetings of their courses.

For consultation with Instructors, see Directory of Instructors.

The following provisional assignment of recitation rooms indicates the places for the first meetings in courses of study offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. For the days and hours when the courses will be given, see the pamphlet entitled "Announcement of the Courses of Instruction," 2nd edition, September 27, 1909.

There will be no meetings in any courses before 9 A. M., Friday, October 1.

Students are required to enroll in all courses at the first meetings.

Prescribed Studies

English A.--Students will enroll in English A by handing in a tabular view card (to be obtained of their advisers) on Thursday, September 30, between 9 A. M. AND 6 P. M., in Upper Mass. The first meetings in the course will be held at 10, 11, and 12 on Friday, October 1. and 10 and 11 on Saturday, October 2, in Sever 11. section lists will be posted in the south entry of University Hall and at the door of Sever 3, Friday morning, October 1, at 8 A. M.

German A, Friday, October 1, New Lecture Hall, 2.30 P. M.

French A, Friday, October 1, Emerson D, 1.05 P. M.

English D, Tuesday, October 5, Sever 11, 1.05 P. M.

Engineering 3a, Friday, October 1, Pierce 110; 1.30 P. M..

Elective Studies.

For all courses of research consult the instructors.

Anthropology 1,  Sem. Mus. 1Anthropology 2, 5, 8,  Peabody Mus.Architecture, all courses in Robinson Hall.Astronomy, all courses in Astronom. Lab., Jarvis street.Botany 2a,  Nash Lec. Rm.Botany 3a,5,  Botan. Mus. 11Botany 7, Gray Herb.,  Botan. GardenBotany 10,  Botan. Mus. 13bBusiness Administration 1, 2,  Upper Mass.Business Administration 5, 6, 7, 11,  Sever 36Business Administration 10, 22,  Sever 35Business Administration 16,  Sever 31Business Administration 17, 18,  Emerson HBusiness Administration 21,  Sever 32Business Administration 28, 29, 31, 32, 35a  Upper DaneCeltic 1, 3 hf., Oct. 1, 12 M.  Warren HouseChemistry 1,  Boylston 7Chemistry, all other courses in  Boylston 9Classical Archaeology 1a,  Sever 25Classical Philology 23, 37,  Sever 30Classical Philology 24,  Sever 18Classical Philology 31, 34  Sever 26Classical Philology 39, 40  sever 14Classical Philology 50,  Sever 29Classical Philology 54, Oct. 1. H. A. M.,  1st meeting only, Div. Lib.Classical Philology 60,  Div. Lib.Comparative Literature 1,  Emerson DComparative Literature 5,  Sever 1