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DATE A TIME COURSEANO. SATURDAY, Accountancy 211.0 A

45 students April 11th. 29 students

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·SATURDAY,

April 11th.

. 9:30a.m. to l2:30p.m.

i>ATURDAY.

April !!th.

2:00p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Accountancy 211.0 B 45 students 28 students

Accountancy 211.0EVE · _700 students

Accountancy 411.0 DAY 97 students

Accountancy411.0AA 35 students

Accountancy 411.0 BB.CC.DD 97 students

Finance 413.0 A 38 students

Finance 41 3.0 B 36 students

Finance 413.0 C 32 students

' Finance 413.0 D 37 students

Finance 413.0 E 39 students

Finance 413.0 F 36mstudents

Finance 413 AA 18 students

Finance 413.0 BB 20 students

Finance 413.0 CC 30students

Finance 413.0 DD 15 students

Finance 416.0 A 15 students 20students

Finance 416.0 B 15students

Finance 416.0 C 17 students

Finance 416.0 D 35 students

Finance 416.0 E 13 students 20 students

Finance 416.0 AA 28students

Finance 416.0 BB 29students

Finance 416.0 CC 29 students

Finance 416.0 DD 27 students

Finance 416.0 F 34 students

French 001/201.0 A 24 students

French 001/201.0 B 25students

French 001/201.0 C 17 students

French 201.0 AA 32 students

French 201.0 BB 28 students

French 201.0 CC 31 students

French 201.0 DD 31 students

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French 014/214.0 B 8 students

French 014/214.0 C 19 students

French 014/214.0 D 17 students

French 214.0 AA 17 students

French 214.0 BB 20students

French 214.0 CC 19 students

French 214.0 DD 21 students

Marketing 421.0 A & B SO students

Marketing 421.0 C & D SO students

Marketing 421.0 E 40students

Marketing 421.0 F 40•tudents

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Mr. D. Hynes Miss Hennessy

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H-620 Asst. Prof. Dickie Mi88Knight

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H-427 Mn. Chisolm

H-429 Mr. Johnson

H-820 MiBS Anderson MilB Richardson

H-609 Mr. Cobb

H-623 Miss Webb

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H-613

H-820

H-623 H-920

H-435

H-435

'H-635

H-635

H-920

Mr. Henderson

Mr. Cobb.

Miss Cross Asst. Prof. Dougherty

Miss Hennessy

Miss Anderson Miss Richardson

Miss Webb Misslrvine

Mrs. Skene Mr. Chalmers

Mr. Chalmen

Mr. L. Clarkson Mr. Cordes Miss Jue

Miss Jue

H-413 MissKnight

H-415 Mrs. Yahia

H-421 Mrs. Halatchefa

"H-420 Mias Perraud Miss Webb

H-427 Mr. LeCavalier

H-429 Mr. Farrant

H-509 Mr. Duchaine

Es. Rm.

H-420 Miss Perraud Miss Webb

H-420 MiBS Webb

H-511 Mr. Schneider

H-513 Mrs. Lee

H-605 Mrs. Howell

H-607 Mi11Jue

H-609 ·Mr. Cobb

H-61 1 Mr. Hynes

H-435 MiM Richardson Miss Anderson

H-435 Mrs. Addie

H-520 Mrs. Drinkwater

H-620 Miss Hennessy

DATEATIME _COURSE A NO.

Marketing 421.0 AA 29 students

SPLIT ROOM

H-609

INVIG~TOR

Mr.Cobb

DATEATIME COURSEANO. SPLIT ROOM INVIGILATOR

MONDAY,

APRIL 13th. 9.30a.m. to 12.30l).m.

MONDAY,

April 13th.

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MONDAY,

April 13th.

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Marketing 421.0 BB 30 students

Marketing 421.0 CC 29 students

Marketing 421.0 DD 26 students

French 214.0 E (014.0 E l 15students

Economics 021/221.0 A 100 students

Economics 411.0 C l5students

English 445.0 B 20 students 20 students

Philosophy 454.0 A 44 students

Pol. Science 441.0 A 33students

Religion 413.0 A 49 students

Art221.0D 14 students

Comp. Sc. 430.2 A 30students

Economics 211.0 A 100 students

French 211.0 A 15 students 20students

German 211.0 A 27 students

History416.0 A 50 students

Physics 391.2 X 100 students

Physics 441.0 X 15students 15 students

Theatre Arts 247 .0 A 48students

Anthropology 21 l.0 BB 100 students

Art444.0AA 20students 20students

Botany 413.0 XX 15 students

Chemistry 428.0 XX 16students

Economics 211.0 AA 100 students

Economics 445.0 AA 18 students

English 265.0 AA 15 students IS students

French 414.0 AA 20students

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Miss Jue

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Asst. Prof. Ketterer Dr. Valaskakis

Mr. Milot, Mrs. Howell Asst. Prof. Angell

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Mr. H. W. Jones Miss!. Ehmer

MiasSto.ren

Asst. Prof. Verthuy Mr. Johnson

Mr. H. W. Jones Mi11I. Ehmer

Mr. Bazillion Mn. Semple

Mr. Johnson A11t. Prof. Verthuy

Mrs. Semple Mr. Bazillion Mr. Gazetas

Asst. Prof. Marsden Asst. Prof..Aahtakala

as above

Asst. Prof. Long Asst. Prof. Sirivasta

Mr. Borenstein Prof. Lamed

Mrs. Squibb Asst. Prof. Belinsky

Asst. Prof. Bergeron

MONDAY,

April 13th.

7.00 p.m. to 10.00p.m.

TUESDAY,

April 14th.

9.30 a.m . to 12.l!Op.m.

French 422.0 AA 20students 26students

Finance 425.0 AA 18students

Geography 461.2 AA 25 students

Geology 430.2 AA 13 students

Greek 422.0 AA 3 students

Hebrew 211.0 AA 30students

History 213.0 XX 100 students

History 416.0 AA 50 students

History 455.0 AA 49 students

Italian 211.0/011.0 AA 25 stude.nts

Linquistics 211.0 AA 40students

Mathematics 449.0 AA 30students

Mathematics483.2 AA 19 students

Philosophy 452.0 A. AA 6 students

Physics 461.0 XX I? students

Pol. Sc. 291.0 AA 50students

Psychology 241.0 XX 25 students

Religion 231.0 AA 95students

Zoology 461.0 XX 20students

English 253.0 BB 45students

English 004.0 G 30 students

English 004.0 29students

English 004.0 P 30students

English 004.0 R 32students

English 004.0 F,N, V 91 students

English 004.0 W,ZK,ZT 85 students

English 004.0 X 30 students

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English 004.0 ZJ 32 students

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H-620

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H-609

H-627

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H-623

H-820

H-611

H-605

H-613

H-607

H-635

·H-435

H-620

H-420

H-609

Asst. Prof. Bergeron Mr. Johnson

Asst. Prof. Chrysovergi Asst. Prof. Kramer

Asst. Prof. Marsden

Asst. Prof. Long Asst. Prof. Sirivasta

as above

Aast. Prof. Borenstein Asst. Prof. Lamed

Miss Black, Knight

A88t. Prof. Wise Asst. Prof. Bazillion

AIBt. Prof. Barton Mrs. Elson

Mrs. Deaton

as above

\ Asst. Prof. Dwividi Mr. Barker

Asst. Prof. Chrysovergi Asst. Prof. Kra~er

Asst. Prof. Long Asst. Prof. Sirivasta

Mr. Johnson

Mias Black, Knight

Asst. Prof. Wise Asst. Prof. Bazillion

Asst. Prof. Anderson Miss Hennessy

Mr. Henderson

Mn. Stonehewer

Mrs. Davey

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Mn.Caplan Mrs. Naheme

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Mrs. Semple

MisaStoren Mrs. Howell

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DATE&TIME COURSE&NO. SPLIT ROOM INVIGILATOR DATE&TIME COURSE &.NO. SPLIT ROOM lNVIGILATOR DATE&TIME COURSE&NO. SPLIT ROOM lNVIGlLATOR

Art444.0A N-Z H-511 Miss Anissimoff Rus.•ian 211.0 AA 14students H-60.i Asst. Prof. Ashtakala 40 studen ts

18 students H-fill Mrs. Anissimoff

TUESDAY, Botany 413.0 X English 221.0 AA

20students H-tiO.i Asst. Prof. Ashtakala 550 students Ex. Rm Russian 212.0 A. AA

April 14th. IO students H-fil:J Asst. P rof. Siderow Economics 411.0 B English 436.0 AA

2.00 p.m. 21 students H -4 13 Miss Koren berg !j() students H-43.o as above Sociology 211.0 AA 100 students Ex . Rm. to

French 221.0 AA i;.OOp.m . English 222.0 A 700 students Ex. Rm

SO students H-420 Mr. Schneider Zoology 421.ll AA

Mr. Fox 24 students H-till!l Mr. Cobb French 22 1.0 B French 412.0 AA H-509 Miss Moffet 20students A-L H-607 Asst. Prof. Verthuy 12 students Zoolozy 422.0 AA A-Ma H-6:!1 Mrs. Addie

Miss I.Ehmer 19students Mi-Z H-61:1 MiR.'; MacPa rlane 25 students M-Z H-611 Asst . Prof. Amopoulos French 481.0 AA IS students

20 students H-427 Miss Hennessy Biology OU 1.2 Y Geolo,o, 222.2 X 2SO students Ex. Rm . 13 students H -609 Asst. Prof. Serpone

\VEDNESDA Y. Rioloey 442.ll X German 211.0 B

H-607 Asst. Prof. Verthuy 25 studenUI A-Go H -til~o Asst. Prof. Waltz 25students German 211.0 AA Miss I.Ehmer April 1.ith. 2.5 studen ts Ga-Z H-6l)7 Mr. Hender!Wln 23 students H-420 Mr. Schneider, Fox

Greek 212.0A H-613 Mrs. Addie 9.:IO'a .m . Botany 411.0 X I student Geography 23 1.0 AA to 12 students 30students A-G H-61:J Miss M~cf'lirlane H-Ooa Asst. Prof. Waltz History 213.0 X 20students H-Mc H-421 Asst. Prof. Eddy

12.30p.m. Comp. Science 212.2 X. Y

100 students H-635 Asst. Prof. Bertrec~ 30students Mi-Z H-43.o Miss L. Storen 100 studen ts Asst. Prof. Gold H-4:J:i Asst. Prof. Probst

Humanities 0 10/2 IO.O·A Geolo,o, 211.0 XX Economics 4:12.2 A Mis..:. Armstrong

50 students A-C H-420 Mrs. Adams, Miss Stonm 50students A-K H-620 Asst. Prof. DeRomer 20 student!. A-H H-627 Asst. Prof. Szabo 25 students D-F t: .. Mrs. Korenberg 25 students L-0 H-41:J Miss Black 26students 1-Z H-6:!1 Miss .Jue 25 students G-J H-415 Mrs. Losier 32 students P-Z H-51~ Asst. Prof. Siderow 100 students K-Z H-43.5 English 4.i4.ll A

History 472.0 AA H-ti09 Mr. Cobb :tr, students H-620 r>r. Famira Pol. Sc. 421.0 A 22 students

20students A-0 H-611 Asst. Prof. Anopoulos Gerll'lan 211.0 C 15students P -Z H-613 Mrs. Addie Mathematics 461.0 AA Asst. Prof. Malik 29students H-620 Dr. Famira 31 students H-820

Psychology 412.0 B Mr. D. Hynes

Geography lkll.O A 70 students A-Mc H-635 Asst. Prof. Bertrand bl student~

t.sst . Prof. Gold Physics 232.2 X H .fi:\.li As.st. Prof. Young 32students Mi-Z H-620

Asst. Prof. Abbott 25students A.J H-413 Miss Black Geography 2:11.U A Mrs. Goldberg 25 students K-Z H-623 Miss Tarlton 9\) studenti:i Ex.Rm.

Religion 013.0 A Physics 232.2 XX 40 students H-420 as above HebrewOI I.O A 30 Students H-421 Asst . Prof. Eddy lfistudent,; H-til19 Mr. Wilcher

Religion 213.0 A H-43.i Physics 293.2 XX OOstudents Hebrew 211.l) A 71 atudents H -63.'> Asst. Prof. Kipling lfi students H-611

Zoology 43 l .O X Mr. J . Chalmers Mrs. Skene

50students H -620 Asst. Prof. Abbott Physics 471.0 A, AA Miss R. Cross History 213.0 Y Ex.Rm. 14 students H-509 Miss Moffet 9:'; &tudents Chemistry 415.0 X H-609

Pol. Science 251.0 AA 22students Italian 01 lf21 l.OB Anthropolo,o, 211.0 AA ·H-435 Miss L. Storen, Knight

50atudents H-63.5 Asst. Prof. Kipling 18 students H-61:1 Asst. Prof. Malik 108 students Anderson

Mr. J . Chalmers Mrs. Deaton TUESDAY. P1ychology 241.0 VY Miss Cross Mathematics 29.5.0 B

Art221.0BB 26students H-60.5 Asst. Prof Hooper 22student,; A-J H-61:1 as above

April 14th. 14 students H -605 Asst. Prof. Hooper Mr. H . Jones :!'lstudents K-M H-62:1 Mrs. Losier Mr. H . Jones Psychology 412.0 A

7.00 p.m. Cinema 258.0 AA 50atudents H-635 as above Mathema tics 4.'i8 .0 DAY

to 30students A -C H-415 Miss Campbell Psychology 412.0 AA

20 student., (section A) H-627 Asst. Prof. Szabo 10.00p.m. 30students D-L H-611 12 students (section 8 ) H-62:1 Mrs. Losier

35students M-Z H-429 50students H-420 Mr. Schneider, Fox

Religion 213.0 AA Psycholozy 241.0 Y

Economics211.0DD Mr. Henderson 40 students A-Ki H-520 Mrs. Howell :\9 student.111 H-63.5 Asst. Prof. Young

30students A-F H-607 Asst. Prof. DeRomer GO students KI-Z H-820 Asst. Prof Malik ~~x . Rm. Mrs. Goldberg 30 students G-M H-620 Mr. Johnson Mr. Hynes

Religion 231.0 A

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DATE A TIME COUBSE A NO.

WEDNESDAY, Cbemistry491.0X

SPLIT ROOM

H-607

INVIGILATOR DATEATIME OOUBSEANO.

Mr. Hendenon

April 15th.

9.30a.m. to 12.30p.m.

WEDNESDAY,

April 15th.

2.00p.m. to 5.00p.m .

WEDNESDAY,

April 15th.

7.00p.m. to 10.00p.m.

IS students

Art040.0A 21 sludents

En,tlish 462.2 B 12 students

French 414.0 A !Ostudents A-I lOstudenls K -Z

Mathematics 462.0 B 20students

Pol. Science 414.2 A 25 students A-G 25 students H-Z

Reli,tion 416.2 A 15 students A-!. 1.5 students M-Z

Accountancy 431.0 ALL

SECTIONS 55 students

Art42l.OAA 10 students

Business 252.0 AA 15 students

Chemistry 221.0 XX 80 students

Chemistry 432.0 A. AA 35 students

Economics 211.0 EE 5() students 25 students 25 students

Economics 412.0 AA I I students

English 435.0 AA 40 students

French 425.0 AA 30 students

Geography 472.0 AA IS students

German 422.0 AA !Ostudents

History 213.0 AA 5()students SO students

History 441 .0 AA 47 students

A-L M-R S-Z

A-Ma , Me-Z

H-511

H-605

H-609 H-613

H-605

H-609 H-607

H-613 H-&07

H-435

H-605

H-429

H-635

H-620

H-620 H-605 H-609

H-427

H-420

H-420

H-429

H -627

H-'820 H-520

H-435

Miss Paikowak)

Aaat. Prof. Ketterer Asal. Prof. Malik

Aaat. Prof. l!el'l"'ron Aaat. Prof. Leiser

Aaat. Prof. Ketterer

Asst. Prof. Be~ron Mra. Naheme

Asal. Prof. Leiaer Mra. Naheme

Mr. Ashby Mra. Drinkwater

Mr. Kidd

Asst. Prof. Lenoir Miss Black, Dr. Tonchin

MisaKni,tht, Mrs. Squibb

as above Mr. Kidd Mr. Henderson

Mra. Addie

Mrs. Losier Miss Ricbardaon

Prof. Maraden

Mr. Hynes

Aaat. Prof. Laffey MissStoren

Mr. Ashby Mrs. Drinkwater

THURSDAY,

April 16th.

9.30a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

THURSDAY,

April 16th.

2.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.

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Latin 423.0 AA I student

Marketin,t 471.0 AA 15stude11ts

Mathematics 458.0 EVE 62 students

Natural Science 210.0 AA 700 students

Physics 453.0 XX IS students

Pol. Science 452.2 AA 20 students

Psychollt)' 241.0 ZZ 25students

Ruaaian 421.0 AA 12students

Sociollt)' 222.2 AA 25 students 25students

Zoology 431.0 XX 25 students

Chemistry 443.0 X IS students

Economics 011/21 1.0 B 100 students

Economics 282.2 A 16students

English 253.0 C 95 students

History 261.0A 98 students

Italian 011/2U.O A 13 students (011.0l 13 students (211.0l

Mathematics 451.0 DAY 288 students

Mathematics 457 .0 A 22 students 22 students

Reli,tion 262.0 A 65 stu en Accountancy 421.2 B 14 students

Chemistry 221.0 X 40stude'nts 40 students

Economics Ol l/211.0 C 25 students (011.0l 25 students (01 1.0l

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H-605 Mr. Kidd

H-613 Miss Hennesy

H-635 as above

Ex. Rm.

H-609 Mr. Henderson

H-611 Mr. Cobb

H-613 Miss Hennessy

H-607 Mr. Johnaon

H-609 Mr. Henderson H-611 Mr. Cobb

H-627 Mr. Hynes

H-611 Mra. Naheme

H-635 Aaat. Prof. Leiaer Aaat. Prof. Stelcner Mrs. Howell

H-609 Aaat. Prof. Brown

Ex. Rm.

Ex. Rm .

H-605 Mra. Girdwood H-607 Asst. Prof. Macaluao

Ex . Rm.

H-605 Mra. Girdwood H-607 Aast. Prof. Macaluao

H-635 as above

H-623 Mrs. Naheme

H-620 Aast. Prof. Lenoir H-635 Mra. Semple

Asst. Prof. MacKinnon Mra. Barton

DATE A TIME COUBSE ANO.

THURSDAY,

April 16th.

7.00p.m. to 10.00p.m.

5() students (211.0)

Geol1tY411 .0X !Ostudents

Geo,traphy441.0A 35 students

Mathematics 440.0 DAY 124 students

Pbysics001.2Y 300 students

Physics 002.2 190 students

Physics O 10.0 X IS students

Physics 210.0 X 20students

Physics 293.2 X 100 students 44 students

Pol. Science 091/291.0 A 85 students

Pol. Science 431.0 B 15 students 12students

Art445.0AA 15 students

Chemistry 490.0 XX 35 students

Cinema 257.0 AA 88students

Comp. Science 212.2 YY 47 students

Comp. Sc. 212.2 ZZ 25students 24 students

Comp. Sc. 420.0 AA 20 students

Economics 211.0 GG 5() students 20 students 20 students

Economics 282.2 AA 6 students

Education411.0AA 25students 25 students

English 222.0 AA 35() students

SPLIT ROOM

A-P Q-W

A-K L-Z

H-435

H-607

H-609

Ex. Rm.

Ex.Rm.

Ex . Rm.

H -611

H-613

H-635 H-620

H-435

H-605 H-609

H-607

H-420

H -435

H-635

H-605 H-623

H-509

A-L H-620 M-P H-513 R-Z H -609

H-429

A-Leo H-609 Lev-Z H-511

Ex. Rm .

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Mr. N . Perry

Mra. Davey

Aast. Prof. Slack

Dr. Charlton

Mrs. Kennedy

as above Asst. P rof. Lenoir

Mr. Perry

Aast. Prof. Rosenfeld Asst. Prof. Slack

MiBSStoren

MiBS Luton. Mr. Cobb

Miss Hennessy, M r. Buckner Asst. Prof. Mou ledoux

Asst. Prof. Hill Mrs. Squibb

Mr. Blaikie Miss Cross Asst . Prof. Braham

Asst. Prof. Brown

Asst. Prof. Braham M r. Hynes

A-D H-605 Asst . Prof. Roaenfeld

En,tlisb 435.0 BB 26students 20students

A-M H-611 N-Z H-511

Aaat. Prof. Auchinachie Mr. Hynes E-Z H-607 Mrs. Davey

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English 482.0 AA 2 students

Geo,traphy 441.0 AA 25 students

25 students

History 261.0 AA 98students

Latin 211.0 AA 9students

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Pol. Science 211.0 }\A l 70 students

Religion 251.2 AA 45 students

Russian 215.0 AA 6 students

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Zoology 425.2 XXI 12 students

Economics 452.0 A

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H-421

H-635

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Pol. Science 423.0 A .32 students

Arl 240.0C 42 students

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German 212.0 A 16 students

Greek 211.0 A 8 students

History 211.0 A 93 students

History 441.0 A 49 students

Mathematics 393.0 A 50 students

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Psychology 421.0 A Greek 421.0 AA 609 Mr. K. Wolf 25 students A-K H-605 Asst . Prof. S iderow 3 students Asst . Prof. Barton 25 students L-Y H-607 Mrs. Goldberg

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Mr. I. Henderson Mr. G-L. Caron

Economics 451.0 BB Mr. Henderson

620 Mr. P . Miles 50 st udents Miss L. Storen Mathematics 440.0 8 8° 435 a!> above

French 461.0 AA 635 52 students

Mr. H. Caron 52 students Mr. H.,Langlois Management 432.0 AA. BB 420 Mr. Gostony

Mr. l. Hende rson 41 student~

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BusineS8 223.0 AA 33 students 435

Man&Rement 430.0

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Math 25 1.0 DD 49 students 635

Math 251.0EE 49 students 620

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Chemiatry 411.3 71 students 635

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Quantative Methods Ex. Rm. 242.0 a ll sections

630 students

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Geolo~y 212.11 AA Physics 472.0 A Management 21 1.0 A :i-i s tudents Mr. Ca meron

l:"i students "H-01 :1 Asst . Prof. Frank .-i,t) .students A-Fo H . fl2(1 H-420 Mr. Dou~las. Chalmers Miss Ha rris Pol. Science 4:i l.2 A

2:1 students Fr-G H-42 1 Miss.Jue Cerm un 2 12.0 AA

l:i students H-61:1 As.,t. Prof. Frank :!.Jstudent.s H-K H-427 Mr . . Johnson

!:!students H-62:1 Miss Knight IOO s tudents J, . z H-4:J;, Mr. Kidd

History-2 13.0 BB PsycholOJ?v 241.11 X Mana~ement 21 I.II B IOU studenti;:; H-o:i, Asst. Prof. Krantz 20 students A-K H-62:I Asst. Prof. Andres S ATURDAY. ;J(j student s A-C Mrs. Naherne 22 students L-Z H-6 11 Asst. Prof. Lowther H-607 Mis.c; Storen

April 2:,th :u; student s D-Ha H-609 Mrs. Skene

Mr. Kidd 100.sludents Hi-Z H-t;:J:; Mr. Henderson History22 1.II AA Reli~ion 412.2 A M rs. Elson t,O students A-L H-620 Miss Luton. Mr. Chalk ?,4 students H-6.T, as above 2.00 p.m. Mathe ma11cs 4:1 1.0 AA 2:i s tudents M-R H-otl~ Dr. Humber to :!f) students H-o11;; Mrs . Dobson 25 students S-Z H-ot\7 Mr. Henderson :,.tkl p.m. A-M

Accountancy« 1. 2 ALL SECTIONS 2t) i,1 tudents \I . I\' H-01 :1 :\'!rs. Howell

Humanities 210.0 AA FRIDAY. r}.:; students H-620 Asst. Prof. Dickie

21JJ students Ex . Rm. Asst. Prof. Wolkove 1athemat ics 4:II.O BB Economics 2ll.Oll :19 students H-420 Mr. Douglas. Chalmers

Mathematics 223.0 Eve April 24th. 80 students H-435 Mr . . Johnson i5 students Ex. Rm. Mathematics 43 1.0 CC 7.0() p.m. Economics 45 1.0CC 41 s tudents H-t;:1.·, as. above Physics 451.0 AA to 70 students H-4:\."> Mr. Johnson 11 s tudents H-509 Asst. Prof. Frank 10.0(J p.m. Mathemat ics431.tl DD

Dr. Ouellette Pol. Science 25 1.0 BB 1 i student s H-611 Mr. Olivier Physics 452.ll XX

Asst. Prof. Lewis 12 students H-613 Mr. Glazer

29 students H-5 13 Mr. Csabati Mathematics 452.0 A Pol. Science 423.0 AA H~ t3

:!!', studenti:. A-L H-613 Mrs. Howell Pol. Science 411 .ll AA 12 studenb as above 20 students M-Z H-otl:i Mrs. Dobson 32 students H-~20 as above

Psycholo,y 225.2 AA Mathe matics 452.0 B 24 students H-611 -M r. J . Czank 14 s tudents H-621\ Asst. Prof. Chrysovel'J(i

Reli~ion 415.2 AA H-509 as above 21) studenL•

Spanish 011/2 11.0 ALL ECTION Mathematics 452.0 C 21)0 s tudents Ex . Rm. .) 1 students H-4:15 Mr. K idd

Sociolo,y 211.0 CC· 40 students A-G H-620 as above ;,a students as above Chemistry 412.3 DAY & EVE Business 2fi 1.0 AA H-Z H-63."> Ex. Rm .

' ATURDAY.llO ~tudents :ct s tudents H-61:l Mr. Moffat

Art (J.12/232.0 A April 25th.

f,0 students H-620 Mrs. Davey Asst . Prof. Sanders 9.30a.m.

FRIDAY. Biolozy 241.0 A to 8 1 students H -63.'> Mr. Henderson 12.30 p.m .

April 24th. Mrs. Howell Botany 415.0 X

9.30 a .m . 23 students H-605 Asst . Prof. Lowther to 12.30p.m. Chemistry 490.0 X

30 students H-420 Mrs. Chisholm

English 211.0 D Mrs. PetUe~

87 students H -43.5 Mrs. Schwei~r

English 253.0 B 156 students Ex. Rm.

English 26.,.0 A 7 1 students H-43.5 Mn. Schweii!er

En«liah 437.0 B 25 students A-L H-607 MiuStoren 25 students M -Z H-609 Mn. Kennedy

Economic• 211.0 D 87 students H-435 Mn. Schweiiter

Mi1&Jue Mrs. Skene H istory 051/251.0 X

Ex. Rm. 102 1tudents

Mathematics 459.0 DAY 50students H-420 Mn. Chisholm

Mn. Petley

Paycholoe 438.0 A 30students H-620 Mn. Dawy

Asst. Prof. Sanders Socioloe 211.0 A f,() students A-K H-635 as above 25students L-R H-607 MissStoren 25students S-W H-609 Mrs. Kennedy

ZoolOJ?Y 422.0 A 120 students Ex. Rm.

Zool1ty 47 1.0 X H-613 Asst. Prof. Kennedy 26atudents

Botany 412.0 X H-605 Asst. Prof. Lowther

Art 249.0A 20students H-609 Mr. Henderson

FRIDAY,

Biolozy 421.0 AA H-609 Mr. Henderson April 24th . 24students

2.00 p .m. Botany 414.0 X to 27 students H-611 Asst. Prof. Lowther 5.00 p .m.

Botany 4 17.0 X 4 students H-613 Asst. Prof. Frank

Comp. c. 011.2s :l4 students H-620 Asst. Prof. Verma

M rs. Petley Comp. Sc. 011.2 T 5.5 students H-420

Geolo~yO!l /2 11.0 X 100 students H-63., Asst. Prof. Sirivastava

Mrs. Elson Geology 212.0 X Mr. Johnson tiO students H-43."> Asst. Prof. Bums

Asst. Prof. Diubaldo History 021/221.0 X 106 students H-43., as above

· Natural Science 210.0 A 600 students

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Pol. Science 441.ll AA Mathematics 223.0 EE :!Ostudents 45 students H-520 as above

Psycholo~ 438.0 AA Mathematics 223.0 FF 18 students 20 students A-L H-60., Mr. Henderson

M-Z H-607 Mrs. Howell

WED ESDAY . Russian 411.0 AA R students

Mathematics 411.0 AA 41 students H-63., as above

April 29th Spanish 012/212.0 B

i.OOp.m. :Jo students Mathematics 411.0 BB 44 students H-820 to Zoology 2"22.2 XX 10.llOp.m.

i'O studenL1o Mathematics 41 1.0 CC 20 students H-609 M~s. :-laherne 18 students H-61 1 Mr. Chalmers T H RSDAY. Accountancy 422.2 AA & BB

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Monday, Tueaday April 13, 1970 April 14, 1970 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Accounting 306 Account ing 403-2* Comp. Sci. 103 Business 204-1* Economics 210 Business 204-2* English 232* Chemistry 323 English 901 Economics 221

English 101-Gym English 251

French 100 - 1 & 2 Oral exam. Room C-203 French 120

Oral Exam. Room C-203

French 470 Geology 203

French 332 History 201 Geology 202 Italian 100 History 101 Math. 201 Math. 234 Math. 240 Philosophy 310 Philosophy 321 Physics lOl Physics 201 Pol. Sci. 725 Physics 307

Pol. Sci. 500 Psychology 302

Psychology 315* -Sociology 202* St. Mary's Hosp. St. Mary's Hosp.

Wedneaday Thunday April 15, 1970 April 16, 1970 7:00-10:00p.m. 7:00-10:00p.m.

Account ing 202 Account ing 413 Biology 131 Business 308 Business 301-1 Business 421* Business 301-2 Chemist ry 313 Chemistry 212 Comp. Sci . 210 Chemistry 231 Economics 304 Comp. Sci. 206 . Economics 306 Economics 348 French 128-1 English 281 French 128-2 French 228 French 130 German 100 French 230-1 History 233 French 230-2 Math. 221 History 203 Math. - 320 History 234 Philosophy 360 Hungarian 350 Physics 205 Italian 200 Physics 311 Math. 331 Pol. Sci. 595 Philosophy 392 Psychology 303 Philosophy 470 Sociology 206* Physics 302 Sociology 300 Pol. Sci. 640 Sociology 402* Psychology 301 Theology 329 Russian 100 Theology 385 Sociology 200 Sampling Theory Theology 230-1

T heology 230-2 Theolo~y 342

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Sociology 306* Spanish 200 English 98 & 99 - C-308 Lib. Work 96

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Classics 221-1 Classics 221-2 Economics 100-1 Economics 100-2 Economics 100-3 Economics 100-4 Economics 100-5 Economics 100-6 Economics 100-7 Economics 100-8

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Sociology 350 Spanish 300 Comm Arst 430 - B-206 Spanish 100-1 Theology 202 Spanish 100-2 Theology 343 Theology 319 Lib. Work 95-1 Theology 321 Lib. Work 95-2 Theology 331 Lib. Work 95-3 Design of Experiments Comm. Arts 336-B-206 11

Monday, Tueaday, Wedneaday, Thuraday, Friday, April 20, 1970 April 21, 1970 April 22, 1970 April 23, 1970 April 24, 1970. 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 7:00- 10:00 p.m. 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 7:00-10:00p.m. 1 :00 - 10:00 p.m.

Math. 101-1 Classics 121-1 French 124-1 Accounting 101-1 Philosophy 211-1 Math. 101-2 Classics 121-2 French 124-2 Accounting 101-2 Philosophy 211-2 Math. 101-3 Math. 121-1 * French 124-3 Accounting 101-3 Philosophy 211-3 Math. 101-4 Math. 121-2* French 124-4 Accounting 101-4 Philosophy 211-4 Math. 101-5 French 124-5 Accounting 101-5 Philosophy 211-5 Math. 101-6 French 124-6 Accounting 101-6 Philosophy 211-6 Math. 131-1 French 124-7 Accounting 101-7

Math. 131-2 French 124-8 Account ing 101-8

Math. 131-3 French 124-9 Accounting 101-9 . . Account ing 101-10 Math. 131-4 French 224-1

Philosophy 410 French 224-2 Account ing 101-11 French 224-3 Account ing 101-12

Account ing 101-13 Art 100 . Chemistry 101-1

. Chemistry 101-2

Monday, Tuesday, Wedneaday, Thursday, April 27, 1970, April 28, 1970 April 29, 1970 April 30, 1970 7:00-10:00p.m. 7:00-10:00p.m. 7:00- 10:00 p.m. 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

Business 320-1 Business 207-1 Psychology 201-1 Business 306-1 Business 320-2 Business 207-2 Psychology 201-2 Business 306-2 English 761-1 Comp. ci. 106-1 T heo 217-1 Busi~ess 306-3 English 761-2 Comp. Sci. 106-2 Theo 217-2 Math. 232-1 Theology 217-1 Comp. Sci. 106-3 Math. 232-2 Theology 217-2 Sociology 100-1 I

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