CLASSICAL COURSES ENROLL 55 MORE THAN LAST YEAR

A total of 520 is reached in the enrollment in classical courses this year, whereas the number last year was 465. Latin and Modern Arts courses increased in enrollments, Greek lost a few, and Archaeology remains the same.

The total enrollment in the Greek courses this year is 104, while last year there were 119 men. Yet, though the present f;reshman class is smaller by 100 men than the last year's class, 19 first-year men are enrolled in the elementary Greek courses which last year included but 21 freshmen

In the Latin courses this year, 286 men are enrolled, against 262 last- year. The enrollment of the Archaeology Department remains the same, with 46 men registered. A considerable increase in numbers has been reported from the Department of Modern Arts, whose coursese now comprise 84 men, or more than double last year's total of 38.