Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-30
BAND SUBSIDY
 BY HE STATE
University President Would Send Orchestra on Tour to Relieve Monotony of Life; University Courses

TUCSON, July 2s.-Spec!al courses at the University Of Arizona are os Tered Co those who wish to pursue pro- iesslonai courses of study to fit them selves Tor q profession. The university oHeFs various combinations Of studies which will prepare students for nefli- cue, pharmacy. chemistry. the minis. try and music. The discipline of spe- cial studies taken preparatory to line professional Corrse proper is desigued 10 make the succe ess of tho student more sure and certain when he al last begins the real practice of his profession.
 ne University or Arizona has no professional schools" said Dr. Wilde. yesterday. ~While there hae been a strong demand for a law schooI at the University, and some interest in medical studies. the institution has not had the resources of education In either Q fthese fields. r. has enp oeaVored Co do 8 limited amount of work well, meeting for the present the most urgent needs of the state and leaving to the future with it's increased resources the expansion of the field of it's worth
 Subsidized Music.
 The university has no corrse fr music, and as yet this is m art tbas would do as much good to Arizona a s any of the sciences. Often o,1r naocIa heeG tne relaxation and inspiration of soou music quite as much or more thah persistent industry. It would be money Well spent if the state sub sidlzed an excellent bard or orchestra ana sent It everywhere throughout the state to provide ennobling entertain. meht Life is hard in many an Ari. zona community. especially for the women. and music to such people wold be means CF grace.
 The best law schools are now re- qulring one or more years of college work for admission 10 these schools The University of Arizona gives strong courses ill English, history. and eco monies that would prepare one well for the study of law.
 Preparation Insisted Upon
 "The best medical schools of the country. and the American Medical association are setting two years of college work as a requirement. pre- liminary 10 the study of medicine. They emphasize in this requirement the study Of chemistry, zoology, phys iology, and modern languages. All of these may be pursued at the Uniyer- sity Of Arizona quite as well as al most colleges: the equipment of these departments in instruction and ap- paratus is thoroughly adequate"
 For one who intends to study pharmacy the courses in botany. chem istTy. and economies at the University of Arizona might be of service, but since most schools of pharmacy admit students who have had only a partial high school education and the univeT- sity admits to it's college classes only those who have completed a full high school course, young men who are in a, hurry to study pharmacy. before graduation. from the high school, will not save time by attending the uui- versity. Many yUUuE men look upon pharmacy as g. trade. rather than praofessiOn. the handmaiden of med icine. Every man who intends to be a druggist ought to have the best sdl- cation possible and know his business not as business alone. but as a science.
 Dentistry a Science
 YThe university offers TO technical work in dentistTy-only the elnda- mental sciences of chemistry, zoology, bacteriolOgy and phgsiele,ssy- Ameri- can dentists. who have had pro-emin- ence all over the world, ought to have an education commensurate with the importance of the profession, yet the demand for dentists is now so great that young men are hurrying into the profession without the basis of a good general education The gradutes of the dental schools hardly supply the va cancies made in the profession by