All students are required to attend the first meetings of their courses. An asterisk after the number of the course indicates that undergraduates must get the written consent of the instructor in order to elect it.

Since all courses in English have been renumbered, students must check carefully the announcements in the Course Pamphlet.   BIOLOGY 40*  Consult Professor Upton   CHEMISTRY 23*  Consult Professor Kistiakowsky 25*  Consult Dr. Coolige  Mallinckrodt 206 27*  Consult Professor Bent   CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY 20*  Mon. at 4-5.30  Widener D   COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY 7hf*  Tues., Oct. 1, at 3  Widener B   ECONOMICS C hf*  Consult Prof. O. H. Taylor 19*  Mon. at 4-6  Dunster House 33*  Consult Professor Black 60*  Consult Professor Burbank   ENGLISH B  Consult Mr. McMullen C  Consult Mr. McMullen D*  Consult Asst. Professor Whiting E  Consult Professor Packard   FINE ARTS 19a*  Mon. at 4-6  Fogg Small Rm.   GEOGRAPHY 32a*  Tu., Oct. 1, 2-4  Geography Bldg.   GEOLOGY 3  Consult Professor Billings 22*  Consult Professor Grafton   GERMAN 20a*  Tues. at 3-5  Sever 6   GOVERNMENT 2hf*  Consult Professor Holcombe 26hf*  Mon. at 4  Sever 7   GREEK 3hf  Tues. Oct. 1, at 3  Sever 26 7hf  Tues. Oct. 1, at 3  Sever 29   HISTORY Chf*  Consult Mr. Chase  Lowell E13   Consult Professor Matthiessen  Grays 18 27a*  Consult Professor Langer 58*  Consult Professor Haring   HISTORY OF RELIGIONS 9*  Fri at 4-6  Andover D   PHILOSOPHY 20j*  Tues., Oct.1, 7.30-9.30  Emerson C   PSYCHOLOGY 13*  Consult Professor Pratt 13a hf*  Consult Dr. McGregor 26*  Consult Professor Wells   Psychopathic Hospital, Boston   ROMANTIC PHILOLOGY 5 hf*  Sat. at 9  Boylston 25   SEMITIC 14*  Consult Professor Thomson   SOCIOLOGY C hf*  Consult Dr. Joslyn 26a*  Consult Prof. James Ford   *Seminary, Mon., Sept. 30, 4.15-6.15  Emerson 209