Word: emerson
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Special Courses. -- Administration: Monday, Wednesday, 7 to 8 P. M., Emerson J; Engineering: 2 to 5 P. M., Wentworth Institute (Sect. 1, Monday, Wednesday); 3 to 6 P. M., Wentworth Institute (Sect. 2, Wednesday, Friday); 2 to 5 P. M., Wentworth Institute (Sect. 3, Monday, Friday). Topography: Tuesday, 4 to 6 P. M., Thursday, 7 to 8 P. M., University Museum. (Lecture Room, 1st floor; on March 5th, 7 to 8, and March...
...following is the list of examinations announced for today and tomorrow, with the time and place of each test: Today. Chemistry 6, Emerson D Classical Philology 23, Harvard 2 Comp. Literature 17hf., Harvard 2 Engin. Sciences 8, Peabody 55 English 11a, Emerson J Fine Arts 3a, Emerson D French 11 hf., Harvard 5 French 17, Harvard 5 Geology 4, Zool. Lect. Rm. Geology 10, Geol. Mus. German 2a, Harvard 2 German 26a, Emerson J Greek A, Emerson J History 2a, Harvard 5 History 30a, Harvard 6 Latin 3 hf., Emerson J Mathematics 5a, Harvard 5 Mathematics 12, Harvard 5 Music...
...Fales to Yungblut (inclusive), Harvard 6Fine Arts 4a, Robinson HallFrench 9, Harvard 5French 12, Harvard 5Geography 1, Zool. Lect. Rm.German B, Emerson DGerman 1a II, Emerson JGerman 2b, Emerson JGerman 12a, Emerson JGovernment 5a, Emerson JGreek B I, Emerson DHistory 17a, Emerson DLatin 1, Emerson ALatin 6, Emerson AMathematics 4, Harvard 2Mathematics 13, Harvard 2Mineralogy 2, Mineral Lab.Music 6, Emerson DNavy Course 1, Emerson DPhilosophy 3, Emerson FSemitic A 5, Andover CSemitic E 1, Harvard 3Social Ethics 5, Emerson JZoology 4, Harvard 2 1.30 P. M.Philosophy A:Almy to Bushnell (inclusive), Emerson AButterfield to W. Davis (inclusive), Emerson FDay...
Abrams to Cutter(inclusive), New Lecture Hall; Damon to Dunning (inclusive), Emerson A; Eager to Fiske (inclusive), Emerson F; Fits to Larson (inclusive), Emerson D; La Tour to Osgood (inclusive), Emerson J; Ott to Reynolds (inclusive), Harvard 2; Rhodes to Ryan (inclusive), Harvard 3; Sadler to Sweeney (inclusive), Harvard 5; Sweet to Zobel (inclusive), Harvard...
...coal would result from the shut-down of courses on Mondays. All the College buildings which are being made use of by different branches of the Government service and all the dormitories would have to be heated as usual, so that only a few buildings such as Sever and Emerson Halls could be closed. The extra amount of fuel needed to heat these buildings would therefore be negligible...