MANY NEW HALF-COURSES

The following new half-courses under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are offered for the first time during the ensuing second half-year. All of the courses with the exception of Mathematics H are listed in the University Catalogue. The five courses in Classical Philology and Government 4b, Education 6, and Mining and Metallurgy 27 are starred courses and the previous written consent of the instructor is required for registration in any one of them. History 9b will not be given by Dr. Prothero as announced in the catalogue, as he is unable to come to America this year, but will be given instead by Professor Haskins, Professor Maovane, and Dr. Merriman. Mention should also be made of Government 4b, a special course in International Relations to be given by Professor Wilson of Brown University.

Classical Philology 26. -- Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, at 11. Assistant Professor Harris.

Classical Philology 50.--Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 11. Professor Morgan.

Classical Philology 64b. -- Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 9. Assistant Professor Chase.

Classical Philology 69.--Three hours a week at the pleasure of the instructor. Assistant Professor Chase.

Classical Philology 77. -- Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 12. Assistant Professor Gulick.

English 56.--English Literature of the Eighteenth Century, with Particular Reference to the Sentimental School. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 9. Dr. Bernbaum.

English 57.--The Works and Influence of Pope. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 2.30. Mr. W. R. Castle.

Public Speaking 5.--Advanced Training in Platform Speaking. Special course for Juniors and Seniors: cannot be counted towards a degree. Hours to be arranged. Assistant Professor Winter. Mr. Willard and Mr. Deming.

Comparative Literature 31.--The Rise and Growth of Elizabethan Literature in England, examined in the Light of its Continental Origins. Thursday, Saturday, at 9. Dr. H. DcW. Fuller.

History 9b.--Constitutional History of England from the Great Charter to the Sixteenth Century. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 11. Professor Haskins, Professor Macvane and Dr. Merriman.

Government 1b.--International Relations. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 12. Professor G. G. Wilson, of Brown University.

Education 5b.--The Education of the Individual. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 9. Assistant Professor A. O. Norton.

Education 6.--Froobel's Philosophy of Education. Monday, Wednesday, at 1.30. Mr. Holmes.

Architecture 7c.--The Practice of Design. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 1.30 to 3.30. Dr. Ross and Mr. E. O. Parker.

Mathematics 11.--A brief survey of mathematics for the general student. Tuesday, Thursday, at 2.30, and a third hour at the pleasure of the instructor. Assistant Professor Huntington, Assistant Professor Whittemore, and Dr. Coolidge.

Geology C.--Economic Geography. Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at 10, and laboratory work four hours a week. Assistant Professor D. W. Johnson and Mr. Varney.

Mining and Metallurgy 27.--Iron Blast Furnaces and their Products. Lectures and reading, ending April 1. Professor Sauveur.