The Washington herald., 1921-08-28
new SUBJECTS ON
SCHOOL SCHEDULE
Research School to Open Its
Fall Term on Sep
tember 19.

The complete schedule Of classes
for the fall quarter of Research Uni
yersity beginning September ls is
now ready for distribution. Over
$50 subjects arc listed. with the
names OF the professors and hours
OF recitations. Many new members
have been added to the faculty.
In view Of the enfranchlsement Of
women and tho establishment here
Of the National Woman's Founda-
ton, a special course on "Womans
Problems" has been added. Presi-
dent Rapcer announced yesterday
The course will be taught by Capt.
IC. +. Emig. N. A.. LII. NJ. who has
lcctured widely on Points of Law
That Women Should Know" and
similar topics. The course will be
a broad. general one. dealing with
all the important civic, legal, social.
and industrial problems now facing
American women. The class will
meet for two hours once a week.
John Sherman Riggs. +. c. s.. IL.
3. c. p. A., of the Federal Trade
Commission. has Joined the faculty
of the school of accountancy as
professor of cost accounting. Pro
fessor Biggs is a recognized expert
in this field and has had successful
teaching experience.
Dean Fagin. of the school OF lit
erary arts. has added courses in
American literature. great literary
classics. and Advanced Short-Story
Writing" to his list for the year.
Lee Somers. A. T.. dramatic editor
of a local newspaper. will teach
dramatic composition, including
photoplay writing and regular
drar'a writing. and feature article
writing. Henry p. Pearson. l.. II.
| D., will teach a course on Shake
spearc. Mayo Dudley will conduct
a course in journalism entitled.
Newspaper Writing and Editing"
Dean Frank Eldridge, of the
school of foreign trade, has been
sent to China by the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestice Commerce to
| Investigate foreign trade conditions.
Harry SandaEer. A. r.. Il. +. T., will
take Dean Eldridge's place.
President Rapeer and DR.. Arthur
S. Otis will conduct a special course
! for teachers and principals oI
| schools on the Use and Interpre ia =
tion Of Intelligence Tests" in
schools. Several other courses such
as educational psychology. methods
Of teaching and Junior high school
problems will be given especially
! for teachers.
Richard T. Wyche who has
| taught story telling in many uni
rersities and who has published q
book on the subject, will teach a
Curse in story telling this fall.
Mr.. W. s. Hammers. A. B.. LII. r..
las Joined the faculty Of the school
of secrctarial science to teach sew
eral courses in stenography. Dean
Mickey announced this week 4
new bulletin on the $ chool of secre-
tarial science will soon be pub
| lished. Prof. W. L. Mickey of the
school of secretarial science has an
article on ''Ohice Management in
Government establishments" in the
August number Of "Filing and Of
fee Management" He recommends
the Cover nment's bi-plane system of
having chief clerks handls all Of
hca management problems. thus leav-
ing executives on the professional
plane free to devote themselves ex-
clusively to their regular work.
Mrs. Charles Chandler. swife of
Professor Charles Chandler of the
faculty of the University of Chicago.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. l.. W.
Rapeer. Of the Research Faculty.