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Students who wish to take courses that begin in the second half-year should file petitions at the Office, unless they elected such courses at the beginning of the academic year. After the first meeting no student will be admitted to a second half-year course without permission from the Office and the instructor.

Students are reminded that extra fees are charged for additional courses; and that March 2 is the last day for withdrawal from additional courses that begin in the second half-year, without liability for the fees.

All students electing courses of study which begin in the second half-year are required to enroll themselves, at the first exercises, in the following rooms: Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene 5,  Consult Dr. Sargent Anthropology 7*,  Peabody Mus. Architecture 5,  Robinson Hall Astronomy 2,  Astronomical Lab., Jarvis St. Botany 1,  Univ. Mus., Nash Lect. rm. Botany 3b,  Univ. Mus., rm. 11 Botany 6*,  Univ. Mus., rm 29 Celtic 2 [Feb. 12, 12 o'clock]  Sever 2 Chemistry 7*, 8, 10, 15,  Boylston 9 Classical Philology 25*,  Sever 14 Classical Philology 30*,  Sever 29 Classical Philology 31*,  Sever 18 Classical Philology 54*,  [Feb. 12, 9 A. M.] Div. Lib. Comparative Literature 6b,  Harvard 5 Comparative Literature 8,  Sever 17 Comparative Literature 12,  Lower Mass. Comparative Literature 13,  Warren House Comparative Literature 29,  [Feb. 12, 9 A. M.] Warren House Economics 6b,  Emerson D Economics 8b,  Lower Mass. Economics 9b*,  Lower Mass. Economics 16b,  Univ. 23 Economics 17,  Univ. 23 Education 2b*,  Lawrence 6 Education 10a*,  Lawrence 6 Engineering 1d,  Pierce 202 Engineering 3d,  Pierce 202 Engineering 4e,  Pierce 211 Engineering 5d,  Pierce 305 Engineering 5e,  Pierce 209 Engineering 6a,  Pierce 212 Engineering 6d*,  Pierce 208 Engineering 11a,  Pierce 110 Engineering 12a*,  Pierce 211 Engineering 13b*,  Consult Professor Hollis Engineering 16g,  Pierce 208 Engineering 17b*,  Pierce 207 Engineering 22*,  Pierce 212 English D,  Harvard 5 English 3b*,  Sever 1 English 7b,  Sever 11 English 8b,  Sever 11 English 11b,  Sever 5 English 19*,  [Feb. 11, 11 A. M.] Warren House English 30*,  Upper Dane English 31*,  [Feb. 14, 1.30 P. M.] Sever 1 English 37,  Sever 23 English 48*,  Sever 6 Forestry 1b*,  Robinson Hall Forestry 4*, 6*, 8*,  Emerson B French 5,  Sever 19 Geology B, 5,  Geol. Lect. rm. Geology 2,  Geol. Mus., rm 43 Geology 6,  Geol. Mus., rm 41 Geology 16,  Geol. Mus., rm. 23 German 12b*,  Emerson B German 13,  Sever 2 German 20b,  Sever 5 German 20d,  Sever 17 German 26b,  Sever 6 Government 1 **,  New Lecture Hall Government 4,  Harvard 6 Government 6,  Sever 9 Government 10*, 13,  Sever 7 Greek A **, 1b, 6**,  Sever 26

Greek 11 **,  Harvard 1Greek 17,  Sever 30History 12b,  [Feb. 11, 10 A. M.]  Emerson, 2d fl. Lect. rm.History 16b,  Emerson, 1st fl. Lect. rm.History 23b*,  Lower Mass.History of Religions 2 **,  Sem. Mus. 1Indic Philology 1b, 3, 20c,  Warren HouseLatin 2b, 8 **,  Sever 14Mathematics D,  Sever 24Mathematics 24,  Sever 8Mathematics G, 14b,  Sever 20Mathematics 22 **,  [Feb. 11, 12.15 P. M.] Sever 8Mineralogy and Petrography 8,  [Feb. 13, 4.30 P. M.]  Univ. Mus., Mineral. Dect. rm.Mineralogy and Petrography 9*,  [Feb. 11, 9 A. M.] Univ. Mus. 9Mineralogy and Petrography 14*,  [Feb. 11, 4.30 P. M.]  Univ. Mus., Mineral. Lect. rm.Mining and Metallurgy 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 14, 24, 30,  Rotch Bldg.Mining and Metallurgy 3, 15, 26,  Pierce 103Philosophy 11b,  Emerson, 1st fl. Conf. rm.Philosophy 13b, 14,  Emerson, 3d. fl.Philosophy 11b,  Emerson, 1st fl. Conf. rm.Physics 6b,  Jeff. Lab. 25Physics 14,  Jeff. Lab. 25Physics 17,  Jeff. Lab. 24Romance Philology 6,  [Feb. 12, 12 M., provisionally] Sever 32Slavic 3b*, Consult Professor Wiener,  Sever 10Social Ethics 2*,  Emerson DZoology 2,  Univ. Mus. Zool. Lect. rm.Zoology 5,  Zool. Mus., 4th fl., rm. 4Zoology 8,  Zool. Mus., 1st. fl., rm. 3Zoology 9b,  Zool. Mus., 1st. fl., rm. 3Zoology 10b*,  Zool. Mus., 4th fl., rm. 4Zoology 16*,  Zool. Mus., 4th fl., rm.

Greek 11 **,  Harvard 1Greek 17,  Sever 30History 12b,  [Feb. 11, 10 A. M.]  Emerson, 2d fl. Lect. rm.History 16b,  Emerson, 1st fl. Lect. rm.History 23b*,  Lower Mass.History of Religions 2 **,  Sem. Mus. 1Indic Philology 1b, 3, 20c,  Warren HouseLatin 2b, 8 **,  Sever 14Mathematics D,  Sever 24Mathematics 24,  Sever 8Mathematics G, 14b,  Sever 20Mathematics 22 **,  [Feb. 11, 12.15 P. M.] Sever 8Mineralogy and Petrography 8,  [Feb. 13, 4.30 P. M.]  Univ. Mus., Mineral. Dect. rm.Mineralogy and Petrography 9*,  [Feb. 11, 9 A. M.] Univ. Mus. 9Mineralogy and Petrography 14*,  [Feb. 11, 4.30 P. M.]  Univ. Mus., Mineral. Lect. rm.Mining and Metallurgy 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 14, 24, 30,  Rotch Bldg.Mining and Metallurgy 3, 15, 26,  Pierce 103Philosophy 11b,  Emerson, 1st fl. Conf. rm.Philosophy 13b, 14,  Emerson, 3d. fl.Philosophy 11b,  Emerson, 1st fl. Conf. rm.Physics 6b,  Jeff. Lab. 25Physics 14,  Jeff. Lab. 25Physics 17,  Jeff. Lab. 24Romance Philology 6,  [Feb. 12, 12 M., provisionally] Sever 32Slavic 3b*, Consult Professor Wiener,  Sever 10Social Ethics 2*,  Emerson DZoology 2,  Univ. Mus. Zool. Lect. rm.Zoology 5,  Zool. Mus., 4th fl., rm. 4Zoology 8,  Zool. Mus., 1st. fl., rm. 3Zoology 9b,  Zool. Mus., 1st. fl., rm. 3Zoology 10b*,  Zool. Mus., 4th fl., rm. 4Zoology 16*,  Zool. Mus., 4th fl., rm.

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