SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL FINAL EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED

Yesterday the Faculty announced the definite schedule of final examinations which will be given to students who are leaving College before the close of the academic year in order to enter the national service. These tests will begin Saturday, May 4, and will continue through Friday, May 10. None of the examinations will extend over a period of more than two hours.

Faculty Issued Statement.

With the schedule of tests, the Faculty yesterday issued the following statement:

"These special examinations are held for students, under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, who expect to attend the Fourth Officers' Training Schools or Military Camps opening before the end of the academic year. Also, for students who expect to be called to some other form of national service before the end of the current academic year, and have filed application at the College Office to take these examinations.

"Students taking these early final examinations will not be required to attend their college exercises during the period of these examinations, but any student who does not enter military or naval service immediately thereafter, or who is not a candidate for the June Camp, must continue his college work until such time as he is actually called."

Saturday, May 4.

1 P. M. (VII). Emerson J.

Chemistry 4

Education 9

French 5

History 28

Mathematics D

Psychology A

Psychology 5

7 P. M. (II.) Emerson J.

Anthropology 1

Chemistry 17

Economics 5b

English 1

English 44

Fine Arts 2c

Fine Arts 3b

German 1a I

History 1

Mathematics 2 II

Music 2

Monday, May 6.

8 A. M. Emerson D and J.

Military Science 1

Military Science 2

2 P. M. (I, XIV, XVI). Emerson J.

Chemistry 22

Economics 3

Education 3b

Engin, Sci. 3 (Peabody 55)

Latin E

Music 1

Spanish 1

7 P. M. (XII). Emerson J.

Chemistry 8

Chemistry 15

Economics A

Economics 4b

English 41

French 1, I, II

Government 4

History 14

Mathematics C III

Philosophy 9

Spanish 8

Tuesday, May 7.

2 P. M. (VI, VIII). Emerson J.

Engin Sci. 6b (Peabody 55)

Fine Arts 2g

French A

French 3

French 16

German A

German H I

Slavic 5

Social Ethics 2

7 P. M. (IV). Emerson J.

Anthropology 11

Astronomy 1

Chemistry A

Chemistry 3

Fine Arts 1d (Fogg Museum)

Economics 1b

Engin. Sci. 7b

English 3b

English 37

French 8

Geography 6

German 1b

History 32b

Latin B I, II

Latin 8

Mathem. A II, III

Mathematics 2 I

Philosophy 10

Social Ethics 6

Spanish 5

Wednesday, May 8.

2 P. M. (V). Emerson J.

Education 7

Engin. Sci. 8

English 52

Fine Arts 3a

Geology 5

German 2a

Greek A

History 2b

History 30b

Mathematics 5b

Music 3

Philosophy 6b

Physics B

7 P. M. (III). Emerson J.

Anthropology 5

Economics 7b

English 2

French 9

German 1a II

German 2b

Government 5b

Greek B I

History 17b

Latin 1

Latin 6

Mathematics 4

Meteorology 1

Mineralogy 2

Philosophy B

Zoology 5b

Thursday, May 9.

2 P. M. (XIII). Emerson J.

Comp. Lit. 11

English 35b

Fine Arts 5a

French 1 III, IV, V

Government 13

Government 17

Greek G

Greek 12

Latin B III

Physics C

Physics 1

Physics 3

7 P. M. (XI). Emerson J.

Botany 1

English 28

English 33

French 6

Government 14

Greek 2

Hist. of Sci. 1

Mathematics A I, II

Mathematics C I

Music 4

Philosophy 4

Physics 4a

Social Ethics 1

Friday, May 10.

2 P. M. (XV). Emerson J.

Engin. Sci. 3b.

Fine Arts 1a

French 2

History 55

7 P. M. (X). Emerson J.

Botany 5a

Chemistry 5

German 4

Government 1

Economics 2b

Engin. Sci. 7a

English 39

English 59

Fine Arts 2a

German 1c

Philosophy 18c

Spanish 2

Zoology 3

Greek 8

History 12