CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-05-21
NEWS LETTER FROM 81
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

the University of Colorado is head,
will conduct several Investigation
trips during the coming summer.
Parties will be sent to complete the
work begun in Routt county last year.
willie others will study the foot-hill
formations. The tungsten deposits Of
Boulder county will be carefully
studied and it Is probable that an ex-
pedition will work near Rosita, Gus
ter county.
Tho Geology Department Of theUni-
versity has recently received collec-
tons Of ore from different parts of the
state. Regent NJ D. Thompson of Grip
pie Greek. Mr.. C. T. Lake of Boulder.
Mr.. N. Humphries of Creede. and
an alumnus, Mr.. c. A. Bell. of Tellu-
ride have given quantities of various
specimens and concentrates. These
viii be used in the courses in the eco
saying.
The teachers and students from
Colorado and the adujoining states
who are going to attend this years
will have an opportunity to study un-
der some of the best known specialists
in the country. These professors will
come from widely separated univer-
stiles where each is highly considered
in his particular work. Professor Max
Poll of the University OF Cincinnati.
will conduct two courses in German
Professor Merritt Whitcomb from the
ber In history. In sociology Professor
w. G. Weatherly of the University OF
Indiana will offer studies in both gen.
eral sociology and the demography
many ways promises to prove of un-
usual value in its investigation of the
contingent elements of our national
population. Professor Calvin S. Brown
nave charge of the department of ro-
nance languages. while Professor b
c. Bondurant. of the Florida state COL
Iege for women will teach the courses
in Latin,
The other members of the sunme:
school faculty will I've regular profess
sors and instructors in the University
of Colorado. There will be given in
of these will be directed primarily for
the benefit of teachers who desire
either TO intensity or broaden their
knowledge upon certain subjects. To
philosophy. psychology and education
will NJ doubt appeal most With the
express design of assisting teachers.
Professor Libbey and Professor
Thompson will offer courses in aes-
tEerics and literature. the German ed
ucational system. education and prac-
teal ethics, educational psychology,
secondary schools, and contemporary
time. the teachers and regular stu
dents will have the opportunity of fol-
lowing the work in mathematics, an
cient and modern languages, physics.
chemistry, geology, biology, litera-
ture. history and sociology.
Two new departments have been ad-
ded to the summer school-surveyins
and drawing. Both will open advant-
ing him to complete studies during
the summer which have hitherto been
conducted only in the regular school
terms In surveying. the theory, use
he given: in drawing both the free
hand and mechanical taught The in
PRODUCTION of these will allow a stu
dent of engineering and kindred sub
ing influences of study in the college
of liberal arts but knowledge in his
own speciality as we'll. The scope of
the summer school will thus be in
in no degree be lessoned. 1t will main
tain as always opportunities to col
legc students which permit them to
make up past DEFICIENCIES or acquire
learning for which they have little
time during the regular terms.
The six weeks session this summer
will continue from June Is to July
25 The laboratories. libraries, and
all facilities of the University of Colo
RADIO will be open during this period.
As usual the means of summer amuse-
ments will not be lacking in the diff
ferent tennis courts, athletic fields,
and mountain resorts The Texas Col