Word: 5a
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...French 12 Emerson A Geography 1a Geological Lect. Rm. Geography 14a Sever 5 Geology 2a Sever 6 Geology 9a Sever 6 German E (see footnote*) Professor Lieder, Sec. 5 Emerson D German F Sever 6 Government 9a Sever 6 Government 29a Harvard 6 Greek 12 Sever 29 History 5a New Lect. Hall History 13a Emerson D History 19 Sever 30 History 46a Sever 30 History 59b Sever 29 Mathematics AIII (see footnote*) Mr. Rickart, Sec. 1 Memorial Hall Mr. Stewart, Sec. 2 Memorial Hall Mr. Lyndon, Sec. 3 Memorial Hall Mathematics 2II (see footnote*) Professor Birkhoff, Sec. 1 Memorial Hall...
...University at war demands a reshuffling in the middle mathematics courses. Scientific training would be greatly facilitated by a uniformity of material and drill, while the time saved by such a reorganization would allow the important material of Math 5a to be included in Math 2, making the former a non-essential for advanced science students, and saving an additional half-year of preparation...
...Arts A Van Rensselaer Rm. Fine Arts 6d Fogg Small Rm. Geography 1 Geological Lect. Rm. Geology 21a Sever 18 German E Prof. Lieder, Sec. 5 Sever 18 German F Sever 17 German 10 Sever 17 Government 9a Emerson D Government 29 Emerson D Greek 12 Sever 35 History 5a New Lect, Hall History 13a Hunt Hall History 19 Hunt Hall History 64a Harvard 6 History 137a Sever 18 Latin B Prof. Rand, Sec. 1 Sever 23 Dr. Travis, Sec. 2 Sever 23 Latin 1 Sever 17 Mathematics AIII Dr. Alaoglu, Sec. 1 Memorial Hall Dr. Gravalos, Sec. 2 Memorial...
...advance courses, History 5a on the growth of the American nation until 1852 remains the most popular, with 212 enrollees, only seven less than last year. English A-1 on composition and English 7 on American Literature both total slightly over 140, Ec 61a on the Corporation and its limitation has lost 40 students and now totals just 101, and Government 13 on American Constitutional development has aggregated only three more...
...English Department suggests that students who wish to study the novel in the periods covered by the courses which Levin is ommitting will want to take English 5a, the eighteenth century novel, and English 5b, the nineteenth century novel. George W. Sherburn, professor of English, will give the first of these courses, and David Worcester, Faculty instructor in English, will give the second...