All students under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences may obtain information concerning courses and the Degrees of A.B. and S.B. with distinction in the Divisions and Departments of study named below on Tuesday, September 26, from the following professors who will be present in the rooms and places indicated from 9-12.30 o'clock and from 2.30-4.30: 9-12.30 2.30-4.30 P. M. Ancient Languages Prof. Gulick Sever 28 Sever 28 Anthropology Prof. Tozzer Peabody Mus. 7 Bryant Street Biology Prof. Osterhout Bot. Mus. rm. 10 Botanical Museum room 10 Botany Prof. Fernald Bot. Mus. rm. 10 Gray Herbarium Chemistry Prof. Baxter Coolidge Lab. 8 Coolidge Laboratory 8 Classics Prof. C. H. Moore University 5 112 Brattle Street Classics and Philosophy Dr. W. C. Greene Sever 16 44 Shepard Street Classics and Fine Arts Dr. W. C. Greene Sever 16 44 Shepard Street Classics and Economics Dr. W. C. Greene Sever 16 44 Shepard Street Classics and Government Dr. W. C. Greene Sever 16 44 Shepard Street Classics and History Dr. W. C. Greene Sever 16 44 Shepard Street Comparative Literature Prof. Kittredge Warren House 8 Hilliard Street Economics Prof. Carver Lower Reading Rm. Widener 772 Education Prof. Holmes Lawrence 5 Lawrence 5 Engineering Sciences Prof. Hughes Pierce 223 Pierce 223 English +Prof. F. N. Robinson Warren House 6 Longfellow Park The Fine Arts Prof. Chase Sever 25 Sever 25 French and Other Romance Languages and Literatures Prof. J. D. M. Ford Widener Y Widener Y Geology Prof. Wolff Geol. Mus. 22 Geological Museum 22 Geology and Geography Prof. Daly Geol. Mus. 15 23 Hawthorne Street Germanic Languages and Literatures Prof. W. G. Howard Sever 15 Widener 271 Government Prof. Holcomb *Lower Reading Rm. Widener 573 Greek Prof. C. H. Moore University 5 112 Brattle Street History Prof. Ferguson *Lower Reading Rm. 8 Scott Street History, Government, Economics Prof. Munro *Lower Reading Rm. Widener 774 History and Literature Prof. Post Sever 25 52 Brattle Street Indic Philology Prof. Lanman Widener A 9 Farrar Street Latin Prof. C. H. Moore University 5 112 Brattle Street Literature Prof. G. B. Weston Sever 23 Widener 172 Mathematics Prof. Birkhoff Sever 20 Widener 571 Mathematics and Education Prof. Birkhoff Sever 20 Widener 571 Medical Sciences Prof. Reid Hunt Harvard Med. School Harvard Medical School Mineralogy and Petrography Prof. Palache Mineral Lab. Mineral Laboratory Modern Languages Prof. Kittredge Warren House 8 Hilliard Street Music Prof. Spalding Music Building Music Building Philosophy Prof. Woods Emerson G Emerson G Philosophy and Classics Prof. Woods Emerson G Emerson G Philosophy and Economics Prof. Woods Emerson G Emerson G Philosophy and Psychology Prof. Woods Emerson G Emerson G Physical Sciences Prof. Lyman Jeff. Phys. Lab. 16 Jefferson Physical Laboratory 16 Physics Prof. Lyman Jeff. Phys. Lab. 16 Jefferson Physical Laboratory 16 Public Speaking Prof. Winter Holden Holden Semitic Prof. Jewett Semitic Museum 3 44 Francis Avenue Social Ethics Prof. Cabot Emerson K Emerson K Zoology Prof. Parker Zool. Lab. 45 Zoological Laboratory 46
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
Students may obtain information about the Engineering School at the Dean's Office, Pierce 223, and from the following Professors: Engineering: 9-12.30 2.30-4.30 P. M. Mechanical Prof. Marks Pierce 215 Pierce 215 Electrical Prof. Clifford Pierce 207 Pierce 207 Electric Communication Prof. G. W. Pierce Cruft 25 Cruft 25 Civil Prof. L. J. Johnson Pierce 212 Pierce 212 Sanitary Prof. Whipple Pierce 112 Pierce 112 Mining Prof. Raymer Rotch Building Rotch Building Metallurgy Prof. Sauveur Pierce 114 Pierce 114 Industrial Chemistry Prof. Kohier Boylston 15 Boylston 15
* Entrance on west side of Widener Library, opposite Weld Hall.
+ Professor Robinson will advise candidates for the degree of A.M. in English: 9-12.30, Warren House: 2.30-4.30, 6 Longfellow Park.
Inquire at University 4.
Any student wishing to take a "starred course" or a course "primarily for graduates", must obtain the consent of the instructor in the course, given in writing on the card containing the student's list of studies. Such students should consult for this purpose the full Directory of Instructors to be published later.
ENGINEERING SCHOOL
Students may obtain information about the Engineering School at the Dean's Office, Pierce 223, and from the following Professors: Engineering: 9-12.30 2.30-4.30 P. M. Mechanical Prof. Marks Pierce 215 Pierce 215 Electrical Prof. Clifford Pierce 207 Pierce 207 Electric Communication Prof. G. W. Pierce Cruft 25 Cruft 25 Civil Prof. L. J. Johnson Pierce 212 Pierce 212 Sanitary Prof. Whipple Pierce 112 Pierce 112 Mining Prof. Raymer Rotch Building Rotch Building Metallurgy Prof. Sauveur Pierce 114 Pierce 114 Industrial Chemistry Prof. Kohier Boylston 15 Boylston 15
* Entrance on west side of Widener Library, opposite Weld Hall.
+ Professor Robinson will advise candidates for the degree of A.M. in English: 9-12.30, Warren House: 2.30-4.30, 6 Longfellow Park.
Inquire at University 4.
Any student wishing to take a "starred course" or a course "primarily for graduates", must obtain the consent of the instructor in the course, given in writing on the card containing the student's list of studies. Such students should consult for this purpose the full Directory of Instructors to be published later.
* Entrance on west side of Widener Library, opposite Weld Hall.
+ Professor Robinson will advise candidates for the degree of A.M. in English: 9-12.30, Warren House: 2.30-4.30, 6 Longfellow Park.
Inquire at University 4.
Any student wishing to take a "starred course" or a course "primarily for graduates", must obtain the consent of the instructor in the course, given in writing on the card containing the student's list of studies. Such students should consult for this purpose the full Directory of Instructors to be published later.
