INFORMATION ABOUT COURSES

All Students under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences may obtain information concerning courses in the Divisions and Departments of study named below from the following instructors who will be present in the rooms indicated, from 9-12.30 o'clock, and from 2.30-4.30 o'clock today.

Ancient Languages, Prof. Gulick. A. M., Harvard 3; P. M., 59 Fayerweather St.

Anthropology, Prof. Dixon. A. M., Emerson H; P. M., Peabody Museum.

Biology, Professor Osterhaut. A. M., Bot. Mus. rm. 10; P. M., Bot. Mus. rm. 10.

Botany, Prof. Fernald, A. M., Bot. Mus. rm. 10; P. M., Gray Herbarium.

Chemistry, Prof. Baxter. A. M., Coolidge Lab. 8; P. M., Coolidge Lab. 8.

Comparative Literature, Prof. C. H. C. Wright. A. M., Sever 23; P. M., Sever 23.

Economics, Prof. Bullock. A. M., Harvard 2; P. M., 6 Channing St.

Education, Prof. Holmes. A. M., Lawrence 5; P. M., Lawrence 5.

Engineering Sciences, Prof. A. E. Norton. A. M., Pierce 301; P. M., Pierce 301.

English, Prof. F. N. Robinson. A. M., Warren House; P. M., Longfellow Park.

The Fine Arts, Prof. Chase. A. M., Sever 25; P. M., 11 Kirkland Road.

French and Other Romance Languages and Literatures, Prof. J. D. M. Ford. A. M., Uppen Warren; P. M., Upper Warren.

Geology, Prof. Wolff. A. M., Geol. Mus. 22; P. M., Geol. Mus. 22.

Geology and Geography, Prof. Atwood.

A. M., Geol. Mus. 41; P. M., Geol. Mus. 41.

Germanic Languages and Literatures, Prof. Walz. A. M., Sever 17; P. M., 42 Garden St.

Government, Prof. Hart. A. M., Harvard 2; P. M., 5 Quincy Chambers.

Greek, Prof. C. H. Moore. A. M., Harvard 3; P. M., 112 Brattle St.

History, Prof. Ferguson. A. M., Harvard 2; P. M., 30 Langdon St.

History, Government, Economics. Prof. Haskins. A. M., University 23; P. M., University 23.

Indic Philology, Professor Lanman. A. M., Warren House; P. M., Warren House.

Latin, Prof. C. H. Moore. A. M., Harvard 3; P. M., 112 Brattle St.

Mathematics, Prof. Bocher. A. M., Sever 20; P. M., 48 Buckingham St.

Medical Sciences, Prof. Cannon. A. M., 2 Divinity Ave.; P. M., 2 Divinity Ave.

Mineralogy and Petrography, Prof. Palache. A. M., Univ. Mus, 9; P. M., Univ. Mus. 9.

Modern Languages, Prof. Kittredge. A. M., Warren House; P. M., 8 Hilliard St.

Music, Prof. Spalding. A. M., Music Building; P. M., Music Building.

Philosophy, Prof. R. B. Perry. A. M., Emerson B; P. M., Emerson B.

Philosophy and Psychology, Prof. R. B. Perry. A. M., Emerson B; P. M., Emerson B.

Physics, Prof. Lyman. A. M., Jeff. Phys. Lab. 16; P. M., Jeff. Phys. Lab. 16.

Public Speaking, Prof. Winter. A. M., Holden; P. M., Holden.

Semitic, Prof. Lyon. A. M., Semitic Museum 3; P. M., 12 Scott St.

Social Ethics, Prof. Foerster. A. M., Emerson K; P. M., Emerson K.

Zoology, Prof. G. H. Parker. A. M., Zool. Mus. rm. 45; P. M., Zool. Mus. rm. 45. Students may obtain information about the Graduate School of Applied Science from the following chairmen of the several schools.

Applied Biology, Prof. Castle. A. M., Zool. Lab. 45a; P. M., Zool. Lab. 45a.

Architecture, Prof. H. L. Warren. A. M., Robinson Hall Lib.; P. M., Robinson.

Engineering, Prof. Hughes. A. M., Pierce 114; P. M., Pierce 114.

Forestry, Prof. Fisher. A. M., Lawrence 1; P. M., Lawrence 1.

Landscape Architecture, Prof. Pray. A. M., Robinson; P. M., Robinson.

Mining, Prof. H. L. Smyth. A. M., Rotch Building; P. M., Belmont St., Watertown.

Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences may consult the Dean, Prof. C. H. Haskins, or the Secretary, Mr. G. W. Robinson, University Hall, north entry, 3d floor, room 24, from 9 to 1 o'clock, and 2.30 to 4.30 o'clock.

Students in the Graduate Schools of Applied Science may obtain information at University Hall, north entry, 1st floor, room 16, from 9 to 1 o'clock, and 2.30 to 4.30 o'clock, or from the Chairmen of the several Schools.

Students in the Graduate School of Business Administration should consult the Dean, Professor E. F. Gay, or the Secretary, Mr. E. G. Mears, University Hall, north entry, 1st floor, room 17, from 9 to 1 o'clock, and 2.30 to 4.30 o'clock.

Candidates for the Degree of A.M., whose programs of study have not been approved, should each consult, on Tuesday forenoon, the representative of the Division or Department in which his degree is to be taken.

The Freshman class (except dropped men) will assemble today at 9 o'clock in Sever Hall, Room No. 11, to meet the Secretary of the Committee on the Choice of Electives. Immediately after this meeting they are required to meet their Advisers in the rooms announced in the Directory of Instructors.

Hand In Lists of Studies.

Every student in Harvard College must hand in, without fail, his list of studies written in ink on the card provided for the purpose today between the hours of 9 and 6 o'clock, at the places named below. All undergraduates except any who entered College before 1910, must obtain the signatures of their Advisers on their lists of studies,

College Seniors, Harvard 5.

College Juniors, Harvard 1.

College Sophomores, Emerson J.

College Freshmen, Emerson D, first floor.

College Special Students, Sever 6.

College Unclassified Students, Sever 6.

Candidates for degrees out of course, Sever 6.

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 o'clock today.

Students in the Graduate Schools of Applied Science are expected to file their lists of studies at 16 University Hall, at registration or before 6 o'clock today.

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 o'clock today.

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 at the rooms and at the hours named in the Directory of Instructors.

Courses will begin at 9 o'clock tomorrow. For times of meeting, see the Announcement of Courses of Instruction, 2d edition, to be obtained at Phillips Brooks House and University 2; for places of meeting, see official bulletin boards, and tomorrow's CRIMSON. Students are required to enroll at the first meetings of their courses. For Consultation with Instructors, see Directory of Instructors, which may be obtained at University 2, or from yesterday's CRIMSON