Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-31
sEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS.

SEMI.ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS. The Schedule for the June Semi-
 Annual Examinations in Yale Col
 1ege.
 The schedule of the June ssmi-annual examinations in Yale college will appear this noon.
 Rscitations close for the seniors, juniors and sophomores on Wednesday, June 6, at p. m for freshmen on Saturday, June 9, at p. m.
 Tie schedule Is as follows: NUMBERS REFER TO COURSES Thursday, 7-1:45 p. m Al, Schiller; 42, Goethe; Professor Palmer. Friday, 8-s:45 a. m., 21, History of Europe since 17S9, Professor Wheeler; Il g: m., sophomores, physics, l2O. physics, constitutional history, Professor O. H. Smith.
 Saturday, 9-8:45 8. m Calculus, Pro- lessor Newton; :45 p. n English Bible, Professor Sanders.
 l Monday, 11-5:45 g. I'm, IS social science, | Professor Sumner; il a. m., 54, poetic masterpieces, Professors Beers; 1:45 p. m. ! sophomoreE, Latin, Dr. Robinson, Mr. Scott; p. n., 30, England since 14S5, Mir. Williams; AS, German prose, Dr.. Goodrich, eS, lyric poetry, Professor H. P. Wright.
 Tuesday, 19-S:45 a. m., 29, Europe to 17S9, F. W. Williams; no, geology, Pro- fessor Williams; 126, qualitative andy sis, dern languages, Professor Luquiens, Pro- feseor Palmer, Mr. Won Eltz, Professor Lang, Dr. Oertel, Mir. Adams; 26 English history to 14s5, MT. Williams.
 Wednesday, 1S-s:45 a. m., g, Amer. ican history (coloniaD, Professor 0. H. Smith; 104, Old Testament, Lit, Professor Sanders; Ii a. m., B Litt., Francsise, Pro. lessor Luquiens; 1:45 p. m., sophomores, modern languages; 51, second year, Ger. man. Professor Luquiens, Mr. Won E!tz, Dr. Goodrich, MT. Adams; p m., juniors, Professor Sheath.
 Thursday, 14-s:45 a. m., 1, introduc. ton to philosophy, Professor Ladd; Il &. m., 115. physical geography, Professor Brewer; 129, ,phy siology Professor Chitten- den; 1:45 p. m, freshmen, mathematics, Professor Beebe, Mr. Datcher, Mr Bow den; 4 p. m, 34, modern French Lit. 36. French proae. Professor Lueaiens.
 Friday, 15-S:45 8. m., 4. ethics, Pro- ris; Il 8. m, sophomores, Greek, Profss- sor Perrin, Professor Reynolds; 1:45 p m , 25, medieval history, Professor Adams; 8, hist, philosophy, Professor Duncan
 Saturday, 16-8:45 g. m 47, elementary German, Dr. Goodrich; 13s. surveying, 139, astronomy, Al, astronomy, Professor Beebs.
 Monday, 1s-s:45 a. m, 55, Georgian literature, Professor Beere; 5S, history of English literature, Professor Cook; 129. physiological chemistry, Professor Chitten- den; II Q. m., freshmen, Latin, Professor Norris, Mir. Roberts, Mr. Thompson; 1:45 pm, 60, Shakespeare, Professor Cook; 7S, Greek archaeology, Professor Goodell; 30, Greek historians, Professor Reynolds; p. m., sophomores, mathematics, Professor Richards, Professor Phillips.
 Tuesdsy-S:30 8. m Economics, IA and 15, Professor Hadley; Il 8. m, sopho- mores, Englisb, Dr. Phelps, Dr. Coltop | 1:45 p. m., freshmen, Greek, Mr. Kitchsl, Professor Goodell, Mir. Brownson; p. m !, seniors, conditions, Professor H.P, Wright.
 Wednesday, September 26, 8:30 a. m. |, conditions-Latin and Greek of sophomore and freshman years and required studies of junior year. l:45 p. m., conditions Mathematics, physies, English and modern languages of sophomore and freshman years, and all electives. The examina- tions in eourses ?, 5, 2, g., 9, II. 16, r. s7, 31, 35, 37, 3s, 39, 40. 43, 45, 46, 49, 50, 52, 53, 56, 5s, 68, T, s1, 90. s1. sS, 9e. 9s. 99, 1O1, 1O2, 103, 106, Ill, 112, 11s, l16. lI7. 11S, 119, 121, 122, 12S, 125, 127, 133, 134, 136, 137, 13S, 145, 146, 147, 149 will be arranged by | the several instructors.