Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-17

In continuation OF tho plan started
By DF. Mcqueen Gray last year. the
University OF New Mexico Will again
have a summer school this vacation,
for the benefit Of teachers and others
who may deaire to ada 20 their edu-
cation. = Courses IN the various de-
partrents will be offered to anyone
desiring 10 take them and full credit
viii De given for all work performed
The session will continue for six
week. in all departments, beginning
Monday. June Sd and closing Friday,
July 18th. n
The work OF the summer school IL
equivalent IN method. character and
credit value 10 the academic year
Teachers who would otherwise De re-
quired 20 attend an institute scs.
sion are excused from doing 80 r.
they attend the summer school. s.
There are no formal requirements
for admission 20 the summer school
and its courses are open 70 all stu
dents who can pursue them 10 adj
vantage. 81
students OF the summer school who
are not matriculeted In the univer-
sity viii. upon request, receive certl-
ficates OF attendance and OF work sat
isfaetorily performed.
studenss DESTROYS Of pursuing spec-
tai courses OF work during the scs-
sion OF tho summer school VIII be
permitted 10 do 80 ~ recommended. by
the head OF the department
Stadents residing in Albuquerque
are required 20 complete their regis
tration by saturday June list All
others before a. m. on Monday,
juno 50.
The dormiiorles viii be open for
the reception Of students on June 2,
The charge FOR beard and iedsing
will be tSJ.00 for the session. Board
ers will bring with them bod-linen,
blankets and towels, The dormitor-
les VAL be closed on July 18Th.
The fee for the session OF the sum-
mef school Ii Ave lf5.oO) dollars,
regardless OF the number Of classes
taken. Additional fees are;
Chemical laboratory fee $500
Physical laboratory fee. $500
The university library will be open
daily during the session Of the SUM
NOR school. students VIII have the
privilege OF drawing books.
Special lecture on q large number
Of topics viii be given by rncmbers
or the faculty and others. a list o.
these lectures VIII DO posted ni We
hall Of the Administration building
The following courses VIII DO Of
COLLEGE, or LETTERS AND ARTS
En9llsil Literature.
Miss y. ~. Hickey
Course l. SIX weeks I'VE hour,
weekly. gssctureE on English htefa'
ture from its hesihning y Mil'3 nm.
Course ~. Six wocka; uNe hout'
weekly. Lectures on English hief'
allure from Milton 10 kipling
English Composition.
Miss M a. Hickey.
SIX weeks five hours weekly Inh
course aims 20 cover Ia outline w
conboaltlon work required in M
rer,inr hiqh school curriculum, an'
10 include the reading Of Yarioul
pocma. siorloa essays. plays, etc. ina
iipstrate Ia whole of part the Lurm
Of composition studied.
Hosiery,
Miss n. Hewitt
Course /. Ancient histefli
weeks. Eve hours weekly, ihe l9l
lowing is bread division OF ="
l. Ancient Monarchies' 2. Greece
course II, Medlaeval and Moderl
history. Outline 81 the course
1. Latin Chrlalendom from Nhaf
iemagnc 20 Luther.
q. The Renaissance.
3. The age OF the Nation STATES
latin
Miss T.. q. Huegett
Course viii ho 0noreo deaNug WV
tbe language as taught IN tho ste
ondaFv schools. Special inatfucuu
40 advanced students. rive noun
"s Frrne4. and spanish,
Mfa O'Conor Roberts
Reading. congregation hnn t2"'bs
onainto6 with the Language. bieinei
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