The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-04
YALE sEMI-ASNUALs.
The order of the December Examination
 in Yale College,

in Yale college:
 (Recitations close for all classes on Saturday, December 8. at ?. m.)
 Monday, December i0-S:45 a. m., law, Professor Robinson. alumni hall; l45 p. m.. sophomores, physics, Dr. Day. Mir. Bissell, Alumni hall; 1 p. m.. course 6i, French speaking and writing. Pro- lessor Luquiens. Alumni hall.
 Tuesday. December li-sa5 a. m. course l. logic and psychology, Profes- sors Ladd, Duncan and Sheath, Alumni hall: Il a. m., courses 45 and 24l. Eng llsh history, Professor Adams; biology, Professor s. I. Smith, both in Alumni hall; 1:45 p. m, freshmen first sec- tion), Latin, Professor Morris. Dr. Rob- inson, Dr. Thompson, Alumni hall and A3 Osborn hall p. m., freshmen (sec- ond section). Latin, Professor Morris, Dr. Robinson, Dr. Thompson, Alumni hall and AS Osborn hall; course 1SO biblical literature, Professor Sanders, rooms A and Alumni hall.
 Wednesday, December 12-S:45 a. m., sophomores, French, Professor Lu- quiens, MT. Von Eltz, MT. Taylor, Alum nj hall; course 235, physical geography Professor Brewer, room A Alumni hall: Il a. m., course 30. social science, Pro- lessor Sumner, Alumni hall; 1:45 p. m., sophomores, German, Professor Grue- ner, Mr. Adams, Alumni hall; course S1, second year, German, MT. Adams, room B Alumni hall D. m., course 21O, inorganic chemistry, Professor Gooch, Kent laboratory; course 21l, chemical analysis, Professor Gooch, Kent laboratory
 Thursday, December 13-S:45 a. m., course 40, medieval history, Professor Adams, Alumni hall: Il a. m., course 3, philosophical anthropology, Profess sor Ladd, Alumni hall; 1:45 pm, course 240, physiology, Professor Chittenden, Alumni hall; course 1O5, English Ro. Professor Beers, Alumni hall 4 p. m., course no, English dra- ma, Dr. Phelps, Alumni hall.
 Friday, December 14-S:45 a.m., course 2, introduction to philosophy (seniors), Professor Ladd, Alumni hall; Il a. IT,, sophomores, Greek, Professor Perrin, Professor Reynolds, Alumni hall; course 12O, Homer, Professor Seymour, 19S Old Chapel; 1:45 D. m., freshmen (frst sec- tion), mathematics, Professor Beebe, Professor Fisher, MT. Bowden, Alumni hall and A3 Osborn hall; courses 26O and 262, astronomy, Professor Beebe, A3 Osborn hall; p. m., freshmen (sec- ond section), mathematics, Professor Beebe, Professor Fisher, MT. Bowden, Alumni hall and AS Osborn hall; course 80, elementary German, Professor Grue- ner, room B Alumni hall: course S5. Goethe, Professor Palmer, rooms and D Alumni hall; course 106, English po- litical orators, Professor Cook, rooms D and E Alumni hall.
 Saturday, December 15-8:45 a. m., course 1O1, Georgian literature, Profess sor Beers, Alumni hall; il a. m., course 5, advanced ethics, Professor Sheath, Alumni hall; :45 p. m., sophomores, ma thematics, Professor Richards, Pro- lessor Phillips Alumni hall; course S2. Schiller, Professor Palmer, rooms A, F and c Alumni hall: p. m., course 22 economics, Professor Schwab, Alumni hall.
 Monday, December 17-8:45 a. m., course 4 history of philosophy, Profes- sor Duncan, Alumni hall: course Al, European history, MT. Williams, rooms A and B Alumni hall; course 25O, Cal culus, Professor Newton, Alumni hall il a. m., sophomores, Latin, Professor H. P. Wright, MT. Roberts, Mr. A. L. Wheeler; 1:45 a. m., freshmen French Professor Luquiens, MT. Won Eltz, MT Taylor, Alumni hall; D. m., *freshmen German, MT. Adams, MT. Andreen. MT Day, Alumni hall; course 150, Latin satire and comedy, Professor H. P Wright, A3 Osborn hail.
 Tuesday, December 1S-S:45 a. m. course 60, French grammar, Professor Lang, Alumni hall; course 62, moderr French, MT. Taylor, Alumni hall; Il a m., freshmen, English, Dr. Phelps Alumni hall; 145 D. m., course 107, Ba con, Professor Cook; course 124, Euri pides, Professor Reynolds, both in Alum
 nj hall: p. m., course 4S, Elropea1 history, Professor Wheeler, Alumn hall.
 Wednesday December 1s-S:45 p. m.
 courses 20 and 21, economics, Professo
 Hadley, Alumni hall; Ii a. m., sopho
 mores, English, Dr. Colton, MT. H. A
 Smith, Alumni hall; 1:45 p. m.. fresh
 men first sectiocj, Greek, MT. Kitchel
 MT. Brownson, Dr. Ingersoll, Alumn
 hall and room AZ Osborn hall; p. m
 freshmen (second section), Greek, MI
 Kitchel, MT. Brownson, Dr. Ingersol
 Alumni hall and room AS Osb E l hal
 *Sophomores beginning German wi be examined with freshmen takin 1 German. | The examinations in courses not nam
 ed will be arranged by the several in
 structors.
 Condition examinations: Monday
 January 7, 1S95-s:3O a. m., condition
 in the Latin and Greek of freshma
 and sophomore years, and require
 studies of junior year; 1:45 p. m., con
 ditions in modern languages of fresh
 man and sophomore years, mathemat ics of freshman year and all electives
 . The winter vacation extends fror
 the closing of examinations on Wednes
 day, December 19, to Tuesday, Januar l 8, 1895. -~~-e.-g ...
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