DAILY PROGRAM. The order of lectures and recitations is set forth in the table given on pages 96 and 97. Roman numerals preceding the names of certain studies refer to the numbers of the courses as enumerated in the foregoing statement of courses of instruction. Arabic numerals, following the names of certain studies, indicate the sections into which the classes are divided. The figures and preceding the number of the course indicate respectively first and second half-year. Laboratory courses in chemistry are held on Monday and Friday afternoons, in physics on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, with extra periods as determined hereafter. biology, see page 93. For EXAMINATION GROUPS. No student is allowed to take more than one course in any of these groups, with the exception of those (bracketed together) which are not given in the same half-year. The following courses are not assigned to any group, and may be elected without limitation: XVIII., XIX. Latin; Hebrew; VI., VIII. German; Public Speaking; VI. History; VIII. Economics; III.A, IV. Philosophy; V. Psychology; II., VIII., XI., XII. Physics; II.B, III., V., VII., XI., XII., XIII. Chemistry; VII., VIII., IX., X. Biology; IV. Physical Education. I may be elected with any one course in this group. 2 May be elected with IV. English Literature. IX.-T., Th., S., at 10. XI. Greek, T., Th. VII. Economics, T., Th. IV. Psychology, T., Th. (XI. Mathematics. X.-T., Th., S., at 11. VI. Eng. Language, T., Th. IV. Economics. II.A Chemistry, S. XV. Chemistry, T., Th. XI.-T., Th., at 12. II. Latin. III. Latin. III. German. Spanish. VII. Eng. Language. IX. Economics. Science and Religion. VIII. Chemistry. XII.-T., Th., at 3. VIII. Greek. VI. Ethics, T. Physical Geography. I May be elected with General Biology and Botany. 2 May be elected with any one course in this group. |