Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

the students are admitted to the uni
versity proper, leading to the degrees
of bachelor of arts and master of arts.
| Rev. r. l.. Bruce and Rev. w. w.
Goodman are the visiting committee
for this department.
! DR.. Walter Lindley is dean of the
college of medicine Buena Vista street,
where he is also emeritus professor of
gynecology. Drs. w. S. Philip and G..
w. Campbell are the visiting commit
f, tee. The staff of this college is COM
posed of the best known physicians of
Los Angeles and vicinity.
The college of pharmacy of which
| Walter T. Taylor, Phi. G., is dean, is
located at the college of medicine.
The college of dentistry, which re-
Gently moved to it's new building corner
Fifth and Wall streets, is in charge of
DR.. Lewis E. Ford. dean, with well
konwn dentists on the staff.
The college of law, in the Rindge
building, is one of the we'll known de-
partments, with Frank M. Porter as
dean. Several judges are connected
with the college and course Of lee
lures on law subjects is carried out
| each term.
The college of music is located in
the Liberal Arts building, facing
Thirty-sixth street. Walter Fisher
Skeele is dean of this college and also
professor of pianoforte and pipe organ.
The college of oratory, with Miss
Beulah Wright as dean, is also located
in the main university building.
Art School Complete
The college of fine arts has a beauti-
full mission styled building on Avenue
Sixty-six. Garvanza, overlooking the
Arroyo Seco, and is the most complete
art school in Southern California, hav-
ing a splendid equipment. William L.
Judson is the dean.
Milton H. Strake is superintendent
of the commercial school, located on
the main campus, with Clarence H.
| Chritton as assistant.
The liberal lines on which the Uni
versity of Southern California is con-
Quoted is manifested by the fact that
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty. bishop of the
Catholic diocese of Monterey and Los
Angeles, will deliver the address at the
commencement exercises of the college
of medicine at the university auditor
| ium (Simpson) on the evening of June
IA. This action shows the broad lines
of the u S. c., and Bishop Conaty.
who is we'll known in educational cir
cles, will be received with much pleas
ure by many residents of Los Angeles.
Following is a list of the commence
ment exercises of the different depart
ments, which has just been issued:
Commencement exercises of the col
lege of dentistry May 81, university
auditorium, address by Rev. Baker P.
Lee; anniversary Aristotelian and Cli-
oman societies June 1, college chapel;
presidents reception in honor of senior
class June s. music hall; exhibition and
reception at the college of fine arts
June 13; commencement exercises col
| lege of medicine June IA, university au-
ditorium, address by Rt. Rev. Bishop
| Conaty; senior class exercises June Is,
college chapel baccalaureate sermon
June II at 10:45 a. m. by Rev. j. c. w.
Coke, at University Methodist church:
p. M, student conference. chapel;
evening, annual address, Rev. Frank c..
II. Stevens university church, annual
recital college of oratory June 18, at
| University church; commencement con-
cert, college Of music, June 10, Univer-
sity church; Ivy ceremony, June 10, 2
p. m., university campus; graduation
preparatory school June 20, University
church; commencement exercises, col
leges of liberal arts, law, music, fine
arts and oratory, June 21. university
auditorium, address by Rev. Robert
Mcintyre. The commencement exer-
cises will close with the alumni ban
quet to be given June 22.
To Hold Summer School
In following up it's line of aggressive
educational movements, in which all
fields have been touched, the U. s. c.
win open its second summer school
June 25, to continue until August 4.
which will include a special course for
advanced students and teachers This
summer session. FOR which many appli-
cations have already been received. has
proved Its efficiency in its first season,