*Fine Arts S3.-History of Ancient Art: Classical Archaeology. Professor O. S. Tonks, of Princeton. *French S1.--Intermediate. Course. Professor C. H. C. Wright.

*French Conversation and Composition. Mr.A. Brun.

*French Literature. Professor A. Fortier of Tulane University, New Orleans.

*Geology S5.--Field work in Historical and Structural Geology in Montana. Dr.G. R. Mansfield.

*Geology S20a.--Physiographic Field Investigation in two sections. Professor W. M. Davis and Assistant Professor D. W. Johnson.

*Geology S20c.--Geologic Field Investigation, in two sections. Professor J. E. Wolff and Assistant Professor J. B. Woodworth.

*German S1.--German Grammar and Composition. Dr.A. W. Boesche.

*German S2.--German Conversation. Dr.A. W. Boesche.

*German S3.--German Dramatists of the Nineteenth Century. Dr. H. J. Wober.

*Government S1.--Civil Government. Professor W. B. Munro.

*Government S17.--Municipal government. Professor W. B. Munro.

*Greek SG.--Greek for Beginners. Professor C. B. Gulick.

*Greek S10.--Life of Ancient Greeks. Professor C. B. Gulick.

*History S2.--Greek History. Professor W. S. Ferguson, of the University of California.

*History S3.--Roman History. Professor W. S. Ferguson.