Each examination begins at 9.30 a. m. and by the Regulations must not extend beyond three hours.
TUESDAY, FEB. 9.Semitic 1, Lower Dane.
Greek 1, Sever 30.
Latin A, Upper Mass.
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Latin C, Upper Mass.
Latin 8, Lower Dane.
English 3, U. 2.
German C, Upper Dane.
German 1a, Sever 35.
Spanish 2, Sever 30.
Philosophy 7, Div. Library.
Philosophy 12, Lower Mass.
History 10, Lower Mass.
Mathematics 2, Sever 35.
Mathematics 5, U. 4.
Mathematics 13, U. 4.
[Engineering 8].
Chemistry 3, Boylston 13.
Geology 18, Upper Mass.
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