Beacuse of extra founding from the Care Committee, Garter can now show weekly movies of Shakespeare's plays. The first film played to a packed house last Thursday.

The most significant charge from, last year's ten most popular courses is the drop of Professor Robert Coles' General Education 105 from second to tenth.

Coles said he welcomed the reduced number of student, explaining that his visits to each section will be reduced and less "back-breaking."

This is the second year the course has been offered with unlimited enrollment. Last year's enrolment was 522.

Coles said this year students tell him "it's hard to take it because of various requirements for the Core."

Economics 1500, "Financial Accounting," ranked fourth after Shakespeare with 387 students. The other 11 courses ranked as follows: Computer Science 11, "Computers, Algorithms and Programs," 378; Math la, "Introduction to Calculus," 355; Chemistry 20a, "Organic Chemistry," 342; Chemistry 5a, "Principles of Chemistry," 332; Biology 7b, "Introduction to Biology II," 297; General Education 105, "The Literature of Social Reflection," 291; English 166, "The Novel Since World War II," 281; Literature and Arts B-22, " Ancient and Classical Painting," 281; Science B-16, "History of the Earth and of Life," 275; Physics la, "Principles of Physics," 255; Economics 1325, "Statistical Methods for Economists," 245