Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-29
NEW COURSES ARE
OFFERED At U. MN.
Students at Varsity Have OPP
pOrtunity to Take Up Add
tiOnal Work; DR.. SLIDER Be.
gins Attractive Glasses.

ttNNNA AhNihhH VIII w hllfitu IN the
various departments Of the University
u New Mexico.
College OF Letters aud Arts.
Dr Gray offers the following
courses, open 10 college students only:
/. a lecture course on the prin-
ciples and practice Of government.
one hour, Minimum registration. six
studontE
2. A course In French convorsn-
ton and literary discussion. one
hour Minimum registration. four
students.
g. a course I'm German conversa-
ton and literary discussion. one
hour. Minimum registration. four
Miss +. A, Hickey offers the fol-
lowing courses, open 20 college stu
dents only.
/. A class In the history Of the
novel will be given at i0:55, three
times a week.
Q. 4 class In narrative compost
tan, both for criticism and prac-
tice, Is offered to advanced students
only.
Or. Mendel silbcr offers the follow
ing courses;
!. a course In ethics open 10 all
college students. The course viii con-
slst OF two lectures week In tho
school OF education Two hours
credit will be given to college students
who take this course.
2. A course In the practice Of pub
lie speaking, Of one hour week. open
To all students; one hours credit will
be given to all taking this course.
3. A course in English grammar.
consisting Of two hours Per week,
given IN connection with the school
Of education. open 20 an students Of
the university. Full credit will be
given for this course.
Miss Thomas offers the following:
beginning class in Spanish. which
will meet at 1885 In the morning,
five hours week. open 90 all students
Of the university. Full credit is given
for this course.
Miss Parsons offers the following
course:
a beginncgs' class in stenography
and tyepwriting 10 meet five hours
week. the hour To- be arranged later.
Full preparatory credit will be given
for this course.
College of Science and Engineering.
Prof. II. n. Conwell offers the fol-
lowing courses In mathematics.
continuation Of the course In
plano geometry given the first se-
mester. Three hours credit for this
is offered 60 preparatory students.
a continuation Of the court In pre-
AZ 81 az ala "a
Go preparatory students.
A course In trigonometry. Two
hours credit to preparatory students.
course in comic sections. Two
hours credit TO all university stu
dents.
\ course in calculus. Two hours
credit to all college students.
course IN plane analytic geom-
otry Three hours credit To all coll
lege students.
a course In solid analytic geometry
Two hours credit to all college std
dents
Prof A. o. Woese offers the follow
ing courses In biology:
Course 2, botany five hours credit
10 all university students.
Course 4, plant geology, five hours
credit 10 all university students.
Course ., general physiology, five
hours credit Ia all university stu
dents.
Course .. mammalology five hours
credit 90 all university students.
Course 10. baCteriology. five hours
credit 20 all university students.
Course l2. organic evolution. five
hours credit to all university students.
Course ~. embryology and hlstol-
ogy. five hours credit 20 all unlver-
slty students.
Prof John d. Clara offers the fol-
Iowingi
course IN the chemistry OF food
and nutrition. This will be made nom
technical and viii be very practical
FOR any student. particularly so for
women students. The course viii con-
iist Ia one lecture each week. The |
class will meet for the purpose Of set !
ling class hour Tuesday, January 30, |
AZ 1855 a. M Text books will be. |
Pure Foods" by Oleson, and THE |
'hemlstry OF Food and Nutrition" by |
sherman. Any person not registered |
u the university may take this course |
lpOn payment OF the extension course /
zee of 81.
Prof J. A, PINCH, OF the depart,
nont Of geology. has the following 20 |
lffer for the coming spring semester:
!. continuation Of Course I In |
general geology during the second SCI |
nestor. involving the consideration of |
he architecture of the earth as well |
rs the beginning and development of |
living forms. Tho making Of the dlf- |
'cront regions of this country are com
iidercd, especially as related a. their
present characteristics and conditions.
Five hours per week. Fun credit 20
,ll university students Text hooks
furnished by the department
3 A short course Ia geology In
ended 20 give the student a compre-
lensive understanding OF geologic
Especially adapted for 1
hose desiring soma knowledge OF gee
llogy but who are not able To de-
'Ote year tO the subject Five i
hours credit 90 an university stu-
Tents. Text, SCOTS Introduction TO
Zoology"
3, course IN economic geology
designed Co give tke student a gem
raj knowledge of the formation and
distribution Of the metallic and nom
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