The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-22
CHANGES At THE UNIVERSITY.
New Catalogue just Issued shows
That There VIII DC Many.

The catalogue or the University OF
Washington for 1928. containing an
rouncements for 1850 has been issued.
Copies have been sent 10 all the students
and to large number OF applicants from
nearly every part OF the state. There
Will be quite u change at the opening Of
the college year in the personnel OF the
faculty and the other officers.
Prof. Charles Hill. who is very we'll
known in Seattle beng the oldest pro-
fessor of the university in length of serv-
ice. Will be absent for a years research
with some eminent scientists.
Or. Hamilton viii spend the vacation
at Whatcom, working on his new book.
Col. Wholley will not return until the
war, In which he hopes 10 take an active
part shall close.
Prof L. s. Meany. OF the American
history and forestry department.. Will not
be present at the opening OF the college
year. He graduated from the university
in 1855. He has done much good work
for the college, and there is a general
regret that his valuable services are at
an end.
DR. Bottoms withdrawal from the fac
ulty Will he n distinct loss 10 the uni
versity. He viii go TO Germany 20 spend
several years at the great universities OF
that country
Mr.. D. f. Dou:y. one OF the tutors and
laboratory assistants. will probably go
East 10 continue HIS SluUics.
The professor who viii take charge OF
the combined departments Of DR.. Hamil-
ton and Dr. Bolton is A. II. Beais. He
has had great success among the indus
trial schools OF the South, and comes 10
his difficult post most highly recon-
menied.
The organization OF the university, as
set forth IN the catalogue, embraces four
colleges, namely. the college OF literature.
science and the liberal arts. the college
OF engineering the colleges Of mines and
mining. the college OF chemistry. and. in
addition the department Of military sci
ence ana tactics
In the college OF literature science and
the liberal arts the degrees given are;
Bachelor OF Arts. Bachelor Of Science.
Master os Arts. Master Of Science and
Doctor Of Philosophy In the college OF
engineering: Bachelor OF Science. Civil.
Engineer. Mechanical Engineer ana Flee
trtcal Engineer. In the college % mining
and mefallurgy; Bachelor OF Science.
Mining Engineer and Metallurg-cai Chem
Isl. In the college Of chemistry: Bach
elor Of Science. Pharmaceutical Chemist
and Analytical Chemist.
Work in the department OF military Sci
ence and tactics - required OF ell able
bodied male students during the first TWO
years and during the same time he girl
students are required ~ enter the depart
ment OF physical culture and nygisae-
Last year only one degree. that az
Bachelor Of Arts WAS conferred. but now,
as previously stated. there are three bac-
calaureat- degrees
4 normal diploma will ais, he given
Il students taking any one OF these three
degrees. IL IN their studies they Include
the three prescribed courses In phloSo-
ply ani education. the ore fuil course IN
menta. scier&e, she one IN i0gic ana tho
one in eth.cs Tbs diploma entities me
holder 10 teach IN any public school ia
th!s state for life.
The advances! degrees of Master %
Ar-S AMI Master q Sciences ara given 20
anyone completing year az poSt~gra6a-
ate work and presenting a thesis. o. on
the passing of an examination. - bo-h.
The degree - Doctor of Philosophy IS
s.7-yy..vr nat similar to the degrees already
ne tvoYed Il requires, however
knowledge Of French ara German saffs-
,.tfn. Cor work IL research. II is cor
f.rrei only after three years Of study
T'3s.. accredited high schools Of tina ztata
are as follows:
Four years course-Fairhayea. %ew
Thatcou. SEATTLE. spokane ans Tacoma
Three vczrs coarSe-~('s-sfTslia. che
halls. Evers,i. Olympia. PORT Townsend
and Ply&iisp.
TWO years coorse-s'3ianhla city,
E3l@neDurg and la Conner.
Those stUttFut4 4r@Fa tAE '~N years E-Nit
POOLS R5u have 20 Efeerj "a % - Ars -
tNe university on q ceTfs = amount ~
work wi.hout credit Thp-s from taS
thrs4 wears hlxf, srt-~5is w4ll sGse-gd one
var II, Hxe work Ma3fa tae faur yfsvs'
Asga sraoel gras1at9s 49, ~ am ted (
fthssg1t exam nation. fhes~ wo~k hefng
supposed - ~ suts taat q tass university
The catalogue SHOWS taat a1oa, = sts4- +.
Sen-s were enrolled during the c5!!ese EsSr
sgss. tsS~esf asg.te number ~ ues ffas-
as~t~ are expected % enter the isf3Fffsity
TIE coming year. Z 'ae number OF appls- {
c.sfons fsr catalogues - sakea IS a. +
sr6sca;s Lon.
Ts.. cesa locg@ closes wS.n A lat - 49,
alumni from ls-s ~ 40 Inclusive. sko~- /
Ing THAI about - sEssaruts haze grada- !
ass~s from sh@ university since rs esE4a- /
..Sa=zeas :weaty.ose years ASo. 1