Word: severely
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...student who is not in the examination room within five minutes after the hour appointed for the examination, shall not be admitted without permission of the instructor or of the officer in general charge of the examinations." Examinations Today. Greek 8, Sever 30. German 1c, Harvard 6. German 2b, Sever 5. Germ. Phil. 12, Sever 23. Italian 3, Sever 23. Spanish 5, Sever 17. Comp. Lit. 11, Sever 18. Slavic 1a, Sever 14. History 6, Sever 18. Government 7, Sever 29. Philosophy 6, Sever 6. Philosophy 13, Sever 35. Education 1, Lawrence 1. Mathematics 1, Sever 30. Mathematics 24, Sever...
...Examinations Today. Latin 7, Harvard 6. German H, Harvard 5. Celtic 3, Harvard 6. Economics 5, Lower Mass. Economics 14, Harvard 5. Mathematics D, Upper Dane. Philosophy 1b: (Assignment of Rooms, Philosophy 1b). Abeles to Wardwell (inclusive), Upper Mass., Warner to Zanetti, Lower Mass. Examinations Tomorrow. Greek 8, Sever 30. German 1c, Harvard 6. German 2b, Sever 5. Germ. Phil. 12, Sever 23. Italian 3, Sever 23. Spanish 5, Sever 17. Comp. Lit. 11, Sever 18. Slavic 1a, Sever 18. History 6, Sever 18. Government 7, Sever 29. Philosophy 6, Sever 6. Philosophy 13, Sever 35. Education 1, Lawrence...
...courses to be given in the second half year. The first will be included under the department of Philosophy and will treat of the logical foundations of modern mathematics and physics. It will be given by Dr. Carl Schmidt, and will meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2.30 in Sever 20, beginning February...
...will be charged, comes under the department of Fine Arts and treats of the sculptors of the fifth and fourth centuries B.C. It will be given by Dr. E. von Mach at hours to be arranged later and will begin Tuesday, February 18, at 3.30 in Sever 2. For this course a general knowledge of the history of Greek art is required. The principles of sculpture will be discussed and the most important works studied with reference to them. Neither of these half courses will be counted for a degree...
...courses close on Tuesday, January 21, at 4.30 p.m. Wednesday, January 22. Latin 7, Harvard 6. German H, Harvard 5. Celtic 3, Harvard 6. Economics 5, Lower Mass. Economics 14, Harvard 5. Philosophy 1b, Upper Mass., Lower Mass. Mathematics D, Upper Dane. Thursday, January 23. Greek 8, Sever 30. German 1c, Harvard 6. German 2b, Sever 5. Germ. Phil. 12, Sever 23. Italian 3, Sever 23. Spanish 5, Sever 17. Comp. Lit. 11, Sever 18. Slavic 1a, Sever 18. History 6, Sever 18. Government 7, Sever 29. Philosophy 6, Sever 6. Philosophy 13, Sever 35. Education 1, Lawrence 1. Fine...