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...first meeting of the following courses under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be held today unless otherwise indicated. Rooms have been assigned and the days and hours may be found in the pamphlet entitled "Announcement of the Courses of Instruction," second edition, September, 1916. There will be no meetings in any courses before 9 o'clock. Students are required to enroll at first meetings. Prescribed Studies...
...first meetings in nearly every course conducted under the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be held today and tomorrow. The following rooms have been assigned and the days and hours may be found, where not otherwise given, in the pamphlet entitled "Announcement of the Courses of Instruction," second edition, September, 1916. There will be no meetings in any courses before this morning at 9 o'clock. Students are required to enroll at first meetings...
Following are changes in courses which have been made since the first edition of the elective pamphlet appeared. The second edition, which will probably appear on Wednesday, will be corrected for these changes. In order to avoid possible confusion, students must consult this table before handing in their study cards...
...following assignment of recitation rooms indicates the places for the first meetings in courses of study offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. For the days and hours when the courses are given, see pamphlet entitled "Announcement of the Courses of Instruction," second edition, September, 1916. There will be no meetings in any courses before Wednesday at 9 o'clock. Students are required to enroll at the first meetings...
...with the present war are to be given by Professor Dupriez of the University of Louvain. Government 24 deals with the comparative administration of the continental powers now at war, and Government 27 with the executive power in Central Europe. These courses do not appear in the old elective pamphlet, and for this reason might be overlooked...