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cal expeditions TO Bermuda and other
countries. The course will be amply
Illustrated by lantern slides.
Course In Goversment.
American Government Professor
Marshall Stewart Brown. OF New York
University, offers this course two hours
weekly. on Wednesdays. from 4 to 6
o'clock. He is a well-known historian.
The course will deal with the principles
governing the nature of the Federal
government and its relations TO state
governments; with the structure, prae-
teal working, and interrelation OF the
three coordinate departments of Fed
eral and State government; and, finally,
with the forms of local government.
Economics and Industrial Organizes
tion-0n Friday evenings DR.. Lee Gal
loway will offer the course in economics
and Industrial organization. The lee
lures will he two hours weekly. with
brief intern7ission DIR. GallowaY's
books on THE Economics of Dock Con-
struction and Management and on
Business Organization, Credit and
craftsmanship" have won for him an
enviable reputation. Through an officer
of the Newark university board Dr..
Galloway has been influenced to begin
an Industrial History of Newark"
Special Methods for Teachers.
American History-This course will
be given on Wednesday afternoons
from 4 to ) o'clock by Professor j.
Herbert Low, who is the head of the
department of history in the Manual
Training High School of Brooklyn, lee
,ca ~ AfztOptF at AdaInht COl1npa and
president of the political science de-
partment of the Brooklyn Institute Of
Arts and Sciences. Professor Low gave
a course in history in Newark last year
under university auspices.
Special Methods for Teachers-A
course in special methods for teachers,
consisting of one hour of lectures per
week. will probably be offered by Dean
Thomas NJ. Ballet, of the school of
pedagogy of New York University,
with the assistance of DIR. Gertrude
Edmund. principal of the Lowell Train
ing School, Lowell, Mass.
Introductory Psychology n Educa-
tional Psychology.-The courses in
psychology will be given by Professor
James E. Tough. each course will re-
quire one hour per week, and the two
will occupy the time from 4 to 6 O'Clock
Mondays. The course will include
a careful study of such facts as SEN
sation, perception, memory, reasoning,
emotion, instinct, habit and the will.
TO Teach Composition.
English Composition-This course VII
be given on Thursdays, from 7:45 to 9:45
by Prof. A. l.. B%outon, of New
York University. The course aims to
give the student correctness, freedom
and vitality of expression. The instruc-
ton will be especially adapted to the
practical needs of those who are fitting
for professional and busi-
ness life.
The Literature and Art of the Short
.Story-Prof. Bouton will give this
course on Thursdays. from 5 to 6 p. m.
On it's literary side the course involves
study of the art of fiction as applied
to the short story. The course will be
so conducted that those of the class
who desire it may do practical work
in the writing of short stories. Three
stories will be written during the ses-
sion by each student so electing. This
work will receive individual criticism
discussion.
Industrial Education-This course
will consist of one hour of lectures per
and will probably be scheduled
FOR Saturday mornings. 1t will be con-
1ucted by the executive officer of the
University board, DR.. Albert
A. Snowden, who is also secretary of
the State Commission on Industrial