The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-23
5. A. 7. c. STUDENTS

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years of age or more Issues of the
war Historical divisionl, mathematics.
III specially adanted 10 students twenty
practical geometry and mechanical
drawing, physics. military geology.
meteoroloey. navigation, military hac-
terfotogy, military hygiene sanitation;
plane surveying, geographical draw
inr. plane -traversing and map
ping. automobiles. radio teierra phy
practical electrical engineering. bal
iiStics. military law. military French,
military German.
T~o-aasrter students.
Students nineteen years old may
elect any1of the above subjects as wei
as any division OF the course on the
Issues of the War" They may also
eiec, tpe following Chemistry, ply
y steal geoeraphy. descriptive geometry,
English literature, modern h istory,
economics, government.
Three-Quarter students.
Students eighteen years old have all
the options Of the two-quarter student.
and In addition may elect the follow
ins. Astronomy. biology.
Premedieal students and those spo-
sializing In chemistry and other
S sciences win pursue the same sub
ieets Of study as hitherto, and VIII be
required In addition 10 taks military
or ne War
Students III the professional depart
menfs of the university viii follow
more intensive curriculum thsn usual.
hssides having military training and
the course on Issues Of tho War For
ILLUSTRATION, the depa rtmcnt Of GU
pfneertng. to meet the national needs,
will offer ar intensified course, cover
ing two years of eight quarters.
The government has esta blishsd a.
the University If Virginia a naval
= section of the studen ts' army training
corps" into which not more than Tfty
students will be induCted Members Of
this naval section viii be classed AS
apprentice seamsn and VIII wear tho
Uniform Of their rating They will he
under the command of a special naval
ofYieer but uutii such officer iS as-
u signed 9ke commanding military oHt-
eer Lieutenant -Colene1 Cole, VIII be IN
charge Of them. The course on the
Tss1ee Of the War wiz he required.
The attention Of these students is
especially directed 20 the following sub
ieets: Astronomy navigation, meteor
oingy. mathe MATES. International law.
hygiene and sanitation, geography,
French, German. government n d
English economies. modern HistorY.
military law. maritime law
These students also Will follow the
general rlan for one-quarter. two
quarter and three quarter mon.
Study halls viii be provided for 'he
student mem hers of the s. A. T c.
and viii he open during the morning
and afternoon II every week dav. ON
Monday Tnesday. Wednesday Thurs-
day and Friday from r. NJ. to F. N,
all members Of the S. A r. c. viii he
required to be in the appointed study
hails,.and the military authorities VII!
keep rsTord oy the attendance.
Students who are not members OF
the s. A. r G. may. as far as prac-
ticable, pursue the regular work IN
All departments Of the university, and
rav elect alse any If the courses above
designated However, special stu
dents and those physically unqualified
are nor allowed TO take the military
training.
Matricuiation DAYS at the University
f ct Virginia ar~ September ~, Is and 20.