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...FROST, '84.Freshman German.- Gentlemen desiring to attend the reading of Der Zerbrochene Krug," and "Das Madchen von Treppi" on Tuesday, June 9, will please hand me their names to-day or to-morrow. In to-day from...
Tutoring in Philosophy 3, 4, 5, and 6, and in German. Apply to C. A. Strong, '85, No. 2 Stoughton...
...days for German 9, for the year 1885-86, have been changed to Tuesday and Thursday at nine, instead of Monday and Wednesday at twelve, as given in the Elective Pamphlet...
...courses for upper-classmen are: In German one, a half course which is for "practice in writing and speaking German," and which will satisfy a need that has long been felt by the less advanced students of German; in Political Economy, one; in History, two, and in Mathematics, three. The new course in German, numbered 9, will doubtless prove very successful and popular. Conducted by Prof. Bartlett, it is a great addition to the German department. The new courses, Political Economy 10 and History 20, open only to graduates and other students of advanced standing, are destined to be very...
...numbers of elective courses in the different departments, including freshman courses, are as follows: Semitic Languages, twelve; Indo-Iranian Languages, five; Greek, eighteen; Latin, nineteen; Greek and Latin, three; English, twelve; German, nine; French, eleven; Italian, four; Spanish, three; Philosophy, thirteen; Political Economy, ten; History, twenty; Roman Law, three; Fine Arts, nine; Music, five; Mathematics, twenty; Physics, ten; Chemistry, nine; and Natural History, nineteen. The reader is at liberty to compute the total...