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...Coolidge's sect., Sever 23 Mathematics 3, Pierce 209 Mathematics 17, Pierce 209 Metallurgy 14, Pierce 209 Mineralogy 12, Mineral. Lab. Philosophy 9, Upper Mass. Physics 17, Fogg Lec.-rm. Semitic A4, Div. Lib. Semitic 5, Pierce 212 Economics 1: (Assignment of rooms, Economics 1). Mr. Davis's sections, New Lecture Hall Mr. Hale's sections, Lower Mass. Mr. Sharfman's section P, Sever 35 Mr. Sharfman's section G, Sever 36 Mr. Sharfman's section K, Sever 29 Mr. Steven's sections E, D, Harvard 5 Mr. Stevens's section R, Harvard 6 Mr. Usher's sections, Upper Mass...
Social Ethics 1. Final Examinations Tomorrow. Chemistry 10, Sever 18 Class. Philol. 78, 18 Concord Ave. Economics 2, Sever 5 English 35, Sever 6 English 48, Upper Dane Fine Arts 7, Sever 6 French 16, Sever 6 Geology 18, Zool. Lec.-rm. Government 15, Upper Dane Government 17, New Lect. Hall Government 21, Upper Dane Hist. of Religions 2, Harvard 5 Indic. Philol. 1b, Warren Italian 5, Holden...
...Christianity." The average attendance at these lectures was about 100 men, and they have laid the foundations for establishing branches of the Association in both Schools. From time to time throughout the year Bible Study conferences were held at which the speakers were Mr. Clayton S. Cooper of New York, Mr. E. S. Latourette of Yale, Mr. E. C. Carter '00, Dean Fenn, and Mr. Eliot. At the International Conference at Columbus, Ohio, the Association was represented by three delegates from the undergraduates and two from the Faculty. Still another effort of the committee has been to co-operate with...
...held fortnightly meetings at which prominent clergymen and laymen were invited to speak. The active membership shows an increase of 25 per cent. over that of last year. Though still in alliance with Phillips Brooks House Association the centre of the club's activities is now at its comparatively new house, 34 Mt. Auburn street. Here the club maintains its own assembly and reading rooms, its library of 500 volumes, and its game and pool rooms...
...students who expect to take courses at the Harvard Engineering Camp at Squam Lake, New Hampshire, this summer, should obtain registration cards at University 2 and register in Pierce 114 today between 9 and 5 o'clock. Registrations will be received after today in Pierce 110 in order of application until the capacity of the camp is reached...