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may enter the class at any time and
work individually as fast and as far
as they can.
They will receive on the regular
normal course such credit as in the
judgment of the instructor they are en-
titled to. Professor Berg
Geometry-(Any texts): Students
may enter the class at any stage and
work individually as fast and as far
us they can. To secure credit in this
subject it is suggested that students
give to 1t double time for study
Professor Berg.
Institutional Courxes.
The following departments will be
open, Offering to those who wish to
pursue them, the following courses:
]. Education-A terms work in the
science of education will be offered,
and those doing double work for the
six weeks may earn a credit in educa-
ton in their regular curriculum.
2. English-The following courses
will be offered (a) Masterpieces. This
course corresponds to the second
years work in high schools. Prepare
tory credit will be given. % An in
PRODUCTION to the study of poetry, lee
lures and assigned readings in the
different forms of poetry, the study Of
verse forms, and the criticism of var
ious masterpieces. College credit will
be given. Professor Squires.
3. Biology-(Zoology and Botany:
high school botany or zoology may be
pursued in a thoroughly scientific and
laboratory manner.
-PrOfeSSor Rrannon f,
4. Political Economy-One course IS
given in this subject, the aim being
to give general survey of the whole
field of economics. The subject mat
ter in Bullock's textbook is covered
and methods of teaching economics in
high schools will receive attention. See
fall terms work in Course l, catalog.
Additional work will be given if de-
sired. Professor Bowie
5. Physics-This course will be one
third of years work in college phys
les and will be upon one of the fol-
lowing groups of subjects: Electricity
and Magnetism, Mechanics and Heat.
and Light and Sound.
The regular course is slightly modi-
fled for those who desire to Drepare
themselves more fully for the teach
ing OF physics. These students will, in
addition to the regular work. be in
structed in the various problems of
laboratory equipment; will have OPP
portunity 10 perform illustrative en-
periments with Il large equipment at
their disposal; and will receive such
instruction and practice in laboratory
arts as time permits.
Professor Stewart.
=. Hlstory-Course |: Ancient his
tory for teachers. Text: Goodspeed,
history of the ancient world.
Course Hunted States history.
Text: Claiming, Students History IF
the United States.
Course III-Advanced work in cata-
logue course III, and vi.
Professor Libby.
Z. Commercial Department - I.
Bookkeeping and commercial work for
high schools. 2. Typewriting.
Professor Bryant
s. Domestic Science-The theoreti-
cal work will be given in lectures COW
ering the composition of foods, pre-
paration of dietaries, planning CT
menus and the estimation of the cost
and value of foods in large and small
quantities.
The practical work will be given in
the Boarding department quarters
which are admirably adapted to work
of this kind.
From both points of view such
course should be an opportunity for
the young women in attendance at the
summer term. Miss Stewart
8. Library Course-A library course
is planned to meet the needs of teach
ers who wish to study the use and
of cahnn1 ~;
familiar with the main principles of
library science. The work will con-
slst, on the theoretical side, of lee
lures and discussions; and throughout
the course considerable amount of
practice work in the university library
will be given.
The subjects covered by the course
will be: Reference books and refer
ence work; selection, buying and
binding OF books; classification: cata-
loguing; library records; loan sys-
TENS; periodicals.; public documents;
library administration.
Mr. Strong,
Expenses.
Expenses will be made as light as
possible
Board and room may be had at the =,
"S' ihAtoiS lOl SO.CU Il week,
payable four weeks in advance. or to
the end of the term
A small registration fee of so cents
Will be charged each student.
In order to secure stability in worl,
each student after enrolling formally
Will be charged 25 cents for enroll
ment in each new subject thereafter
Students doing laboratory work will
be charged fees as follows: Physiol-
olosy, soc; College Physics, 81 90; Bot
any or Zoology, 81 90.
students pursuing subjects for
credit in regular institutional courses
Will pay $500 for a terms work in
each. -
Convenience,
Besides dormitory and dining room
conveniences, students will have the
use OF the library free. The laundry
Will be at the service of the ladies who
i've in the dormitory. The electric car
me Will furnish cheap transportation
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