Agriculture: Wickson, 11 A; Anderson, 20

A: Jaffa, Colby, 8 A; Bioletti, 18 A; Woodworth, 225 Ent Lab; Smith, 9 B; Shaw, 15 A; Major, 17 A; Clarke, 16 A; Haring, Bac Lab; Babcock, 19 A; Burd, 1 FCL; Herms, 380 Ent Lab; Horne, PDL; Lipman, Bac Lab: Mansell, Conservatory; Lea, 8 A; Benton, 210 Ent Lab; Hoagland, 7 A. Anatomy: Moody, 3 Anat; dal Piaz, Anat. Tu, 11 a.m.-February 1, March 1, April 5, Anat.

Anthropology: Kroeber, Mus.

Architecture: Howard, Hays, Cummings, Seawell, Arch.

Astronomy: Leuschner, 3 0; Crawford, 11 O; Einarsson, Meyer, 10 0.

M. 4 p.m.-January 17, February 7, 21, March 7, 21, April 4, 18, May 2, 3 0.

Botany: Setchell. 7 B; Jepson, 6 B; Hall, 307 HM: Gardner, 4 B.

Tu, 4 p.m.-January 18, March 15, April 26, 4 B.

Chemistry: O'Neill, 221 Chem; Biddle, 264 Chem; Cottrell, 205 Chem; Booth, 294 Chem: Morgan, 201 Chem; Blasdale, 234 Chem.

W, 4 p.m.-January 19, February 2, 16, March 2. 16, 30, April 13, 27, May 11, 221 Chem.

Civil Engineering: Derleth, 204 CE: Tibbetts, 304 CE; Hyde, 101 CE; Sears, 305 CE; Alvarez, 403 CE; Kesner, 109 CE.

Th. 4 p.m.-January 20, February 17, March 17, April 21.

Drawing: Kower, 6 E; Wythe, 24 E: Judson. Arch: Monges, 24 E; Neuhaus, 11 E

F. 4 p.m.-January 14, February 4, March 4, April 1, 6 E. Economics: Miller, 104 Cal; Hatfield, 114 Cal: Mitchell, 102 Cal: Hutchinson, 209 Cal; Peixotto, 103 Cal; Whitney, Daggett, 105 Cal. (During Professor Miller's absence, consult Professor Mitchell.)

* Absent on leave, second half-year, 1909-10.

Education: Lange, 217 Cal; Thomas, Rugh, Barrows, Heaton, Boone, 201 Cal.

W, 8 p.m.-January 26, February 23, March 30, April 27, 2629 Haste st. English: Gayley, 25 N; Bradley, 23в N; Armes, 33 N; Wells, 18 E and 23 N; Sanford, Flaherty, 24B N; Kurtz, 25B N; von Neumayer, 24 N; Smithson, 18 E; Blanchard 24 N and 18 E; Cory, 23 N. (For information in the first instance as to departmental matters, consult Professor Kurtz, Secretary of the department.)

Tu, 8 p.m.-January 18, March 15, May 3, at residences of members of the department.

Geography: Linsley, 51 N: Smith, 108 Cal; Hutchinson, 209 Cal.

Geology and Mineralogy: Lawson, 21 S; Louderback, 30 S; Eakle, 37 S; Wood, 17D S.

German: Schilling, 32 N; Putzker, 34 N; Demeter, Paschall, Winther, Pinger,

7 N.

W, 3 p.m.-January 12, February 9, March 9, April 6, May 4.

Greek Clapp, Allen, 8 N; Washburn, Linforth, 9 N.

History: Smith, 108 Cal; Moses, 106. Cal; Bacon, 108 Cal: Bowman, Scholz, McCormac, Newell, 108 Cal.

Tu-January 18, February 1, 15, March 1, 15, 29, April 12, 26. Also department meetings with the graduate students, in February, March, April.

Hygiene: *Reinhardt, Dr. Bancroft, Inf: Ward, Bac Lab: Hoag, 201 Cal; Burnett, PL; Miss Henderson, Bac Lab. Irrigation: Etcheverry, Chandler, 12 A. Meets with the department of Civil Engineering.

Jurisprudence: Jones, McMurray, Boke, 19B N; Kidd, Thelen, Jacobs, White, Tasheira, 19 N.

Tu, 8 p.m.-January 18, April 12, Faculty Club.

Latin: Merrill, 9 N; Richardson, 11 N; Price, Nutting, Washburn, 3 N; Petersson, Deutsch, 9 N.

Tu, 4 p.m.-February 8, May 10,

9 N. Mathematics: Haskell, 18c N; Edwards, 5 N; Noble, 14B N; Whitney, 105 Cal; Lehmer, 18 N; Putnam, 4 N; Bernstein, 14B N; Champreux, 14B N; Kuschke, 18 N.

Tu, 1:30 p.m.-18в N.

Mechanics: Cory, 33 M; Reynolds, 5 M; LeConte, 4 M; G. C. Noble, Gilcrest, 32 M; Domonoske, 5 M.

Th, 4 p.m.-January 27, February 24, March 31, April 28, 34 M.

Military Science and Tactics: Lewis, Arm

ory.

Mining: Christy, 132 HM; Hersam, 204 HM; Durham, 101 HM; Morley, 108 HM.

Music: Wolle, 1 0.

Oriental Languages: Fryer, 6 M.
Palaeontology: Merriam, 23 S.

Pathology: A. E. Taylor, Quinan, Path.
Philosophy: Stratton, 9 P; Rieber, 2 P;
Overstreet, 3 P; Adams, 6 P; Brown,
10 P; Parker, 2 P.

F, 4 p.m.-January 28, February 25, March 25, April 29, 2 P.

Physical Culture: W. E. Magee, HG. Physics: Slate, 15 S; Lewis, 16 S; Raymond, 17A S; Minor, Hall, 19 S; Els ton, 5 S.

Physiology: Loeb, Quinan, Maxwell, Robertson, Burnett, PL.

Political Science: Moses, Reed, 106 Cal; Noyes, 22 N.

Romanic Languages:

*Foulet, 150 N: Chambers, 150 N: Clark, Faucheux, Howard, Bransby, Child, Lamare, Solomon, Mrs. Greenleaf, 17B N.

W, 4 p.m.-January 12, 26, Febrn(Durary 9, 23, March 9, April 6, 20. ing Professor Foulet's absence, consult Professor Chambers.)

Sanskrit: Ryder, 2 N.

Semitic Languages: Popper, 2 N.

Slavic Languages: Noyes, 22 N.

Zoology: Ritter, 16 E; Kofoid, 21 E; Long, 21 E; Grinnell, Cal Mus Vert Zool. (During Professor Ritter's absence, students should confer with Professor Kofoid.)

Military and Gymnasium:

Professors E. M. Lewis, Magee, O'Neill,
Whitney.

Schools:

Professors E. P. Lewis, D. E. Smith, C. A. Noble, Rieber, Lange, Merrill, Allen, Thomas, Lehmer, Schilling, Robertson.

Scholarships:

Professors Hutchinson, Edwards, Washburn, Adams, Allen.

Rhodes Scholarships:

Professors Merrill, Stephens, Overstreet,
Scholz.

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