Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-06-28
PROGRAM FOR
SUMMER SCHOOL
VACATION SESSION AT THE UNI
VERSITY.
NOTED LECTURERS COME
Attractive List of Educators to Con-
duct Courses in Various Subjects
Jane Adams of Hull House to
Speak on the Newer Ideals of
Peace.
Madison. June Q;

Madison, June %.
The summer session of the univer-
sity opens Monday, ten days earlier
than usual. The change CT time is
made to accommodate the students as
well as the members of the faculty;
many of those who enroll for the sum-
mer session are teachers. and they
desire to have the school held in the
hrst part instead of the middle of the
so as to leave a longer time
unbroken and available for long sum-
mer trips.
The following are announcements
for the week ending June 30:
Monday, June 25.-Registration day.
p. m.-Lecture, The New Ideals
OF Peace, by Miss Jane Adams
OF Hull House, Chicago, senior
lecture room, law building.
Tuesday, June 26.
8 a. Mcclure, The Novel in Mod
ern Life, by Professor Lathrop.
room 4. north hall.
. a. Mcclure, Fundamental AS
poets of Anatomy and Physiology
OF Man, by Professor C.. R. Bar
deem, anatomical laboratory, sci.
ence hall.
a. m.-Lecture, The Elizabetnan
and Athenian Stage, by Professor
Lathrop, room, north hall.
3 p. m.-Lecture, The Germ Theory
OF Disease, by Professor Frose.
8 south hall.
p. m.-Lecture, The Newer Ideals
of Peace, by Miss Jane Adams.
senior lecture room, law building.
3 p. Mcclure, Historic Sites in
Italy and Greece, by Professor
Grant Slovenian, auditorium.
engineering building.
Wednesday, June 27.
8 a. m.-Lecture, The Production OF
a Shaksperian Play; a common.
tary on the prologue of Henry w..
Professor Lathrop, room 4, north
hall.
8 a. Mcclure, Origin and Char
acter of the Sex Cells of the Yer
tebrates, by DR.. B. M. Allen. his
biological laboratory, fourth floor.
science hall.
3 p. m.-Lecture, Bacteria-W,oat
they are and how we study them
by Professor Frost, room 8 south
hall.
p. m.--Lecture, Latin Literature.
by Professor Fairclough, auditor
ium, engineering building.
4 p. m.-Lecture, Evidences OF
Evolution, by Professor Holmes.
room AZ science hail.
p. m.-Lecture, American State
Policy in Education, by Professor
Elliot, room 29 science hall.
5000 p. m.-Reception to the
faculty and students, Cnadbourne
hall.
Thursday, June %,
p. m.-Lecture, tuberculosis. a
Communicable, Preventable and
Durable Disease, by Professor
Frost, room south hall.
4 p. Mcclure, Olympia and its
Life, by Professor SLOVENIAN
auditorium, engineering build-
ing.
p. m.-Lecture, The Functions
and Development of the Muscular
system, by Professor ]. G. Elsom,
lecture room, gymnasium.
n
English Poetry, by Professor
Pyre, senior lecture room, law
building.
p. m.-First Meeting of the Ger.
manistische Gesellschaft. Illus
trated Lecture in German, Aur
den Pfaden Wilhelm Tells. by
Professor Roedder, room 16 uni
versity hall.
Friday, June 20.
p. Mcclure, Latin Literature.
by Professor Fairclough, auditor.
ium, enineering bulluing,
p. Mcclure, Drawing and Art
in the Schools, by Professor Lake,
auditorium, engineering building.
S-10:S0-Informal Reception, Chad
bourne hall.
Saturday, June 30.
Excursion to Blue Mounds, directed
by Professor Brigham.
Professor Latane of Washington
and Lee university, who gives courses
in political science in the unavoidable
absence of Professor Reinsch. has a
hve-hour course in international law
and a three-hour course in American
Professor Sparling.s
courses, which have been substituted
Tor Professor Huberich's, are a five
hour course in civics and five-hour
course in municipal government.
The library will be open, following
the usual practice during the sum-
mer session, from s a. m to s. D. IN
daily except Saturday, when the clos.
InS hour is 4.