Evening star., 1925-06-07
D TO Be GIVEN
COLLEGE DEGREES
,!ationaI University to Grad
uate Large Class on .
Wednesday.

More than 200 graduates will re-
o've their degrees at the annual
commencement exercises of National
University Wednesday night at the
central High School. This will be
ne largest graduating class in the
II story of the institution.
Most of the graduates will be from
he law school, receiving the degrees
,' bachelor of laws, doctor of juris-
n-udence, master of laws, master OF
.,atent law and doctor of civil law.
Graduates of the college of finance
and business administration, at the
e0d of the second year of its existence.
will receive the degrees of bachelor OF
commercial science and bachelor or
aience.
Dean Charles +. Carusi will give
the degrees to the graduates OF the
law school. Associate Justice Fred
orick l.. Siddons of the District
.;upreme Court will preside. and AS
sociate Justice Jennings Bailey of the
anne court will award the medals and
prizes Senator William H. King of
Utah will deliver the address to the
Graduates and will be given the
honorary degree of doctor of laws. and
Rev Clarence T.. Rice, d. D., pastor
Of the Church of Our Father, will de-
'iver the invocation and benediction
Sol Minister'S Orchestra will furnish
music.
Reception Committee.
A reception committee composed of
members Of the freshman class has
been appointed to receive and seat
the guests. 1t is composed of Douglas
A. Seeley, chairman; Edward H. Wat
SON. Miss Emily s. Steele, Louis w.
Plowman. Adrian A. Merrill, Miss Ida
L. Kendall, II. NJ. OLoughlin. Charles
d. McCadden. Ora l.. Hunt. Harry c.
Blackman. j. +. Rossiter, NJ. F. Hall,
Dana H. Brockway, Miss Esther A.
Rogers. e. Howle Young. c. L. Red
dish. Kassel Weinstein, Richard NJ.
Graham. Louis Y. de Zychlinski, Miss
Constance Fogle and William w.
Mackall.
The Summer session of the College
of Finance and Business Administra-
tion will convene June % and run for
eight weeks until August 21, when ex-
aminations will be held. 1t is the
first Summer session of this branch
of the university and will be in charge
of the newly appointed dean, Maynard
A. Clemens.
New Courses Open.
At the Summer session, DR.. Edison
L. Whitney. economist for the Depart
ment of Labor. will give a course on
industrial relations. DR.. William II.
s. Stevens, assistant chief economist
of the Federal Trade Commission, will
give courses in business organization
and corporation finance. Dr. Stuart
Lewis. a member of the District Bar,
will give a course on sociology. DR..
p. Lewis Kaye. head of the depart
ment of economics of Baltimore City
college. will teach money and banking.
Ira d. Scott. psychologist for the Vet
Grams Bureau, will lecture on applied
psychology. +. +. Ericsson, an in
structor on the faculty of the Univer-
sity of Maryland, will conduct
course on business English. Charles
w. Burton. jr., a certified public ac-
countant of Baltimore, will give a quiz
course on accounting for the benefit of
those contemplating taking the e. P.
A. examination.
The courses in the Summer school
will each be given four hours a week,
half of them on Mondays and Thurs
days from 4:45 TO 6:25 and the other
half on Tuesdays and Fridays at the
same time. Full credit toward degrees
and certificates will he given to those
students who successfully complete
these courses.
Registration will be in charge of
Dean Clemens at the university Offices.
Registration Date Set.
Registration has begun for the an
nual Summer session of the law
school, which will start June Is. 1t
will be possible for Summer students
to obtain credit for full terms work.
the academic year being divided into
fCIr farr1S of aCI1a1 length
The Docket. the student publica-
ton of the university, was issued
last week. The editorial staff was
composed of: Editor-in-chief, r. G.
Wood; business manager. J. A. Gio-
Vannoni: university editor, H. R.
Buice; Junior editor, A. Van Vault;
College of Finance editor. c. w.
Palmer; prophet. c. p. Divine; his
torian. Miss Sarah w. Sechrest;
treasurer, George R Martin: cartoon
ist, 2. d. Beavers; freshman editor,
o. r. Lewis: College of Finance edi-
tor, Miss l.. Peters: prophecies. Miss
Bernard +. Lettau; subscription com
mittee, John w Wilmington. Mrs.
Edwin A. Avery. Miss Edith NJ.
Cooper. Joe Ingraham and William J.
Storey, and associate editors. F. V.
Byrne. Miss Edith NJ. Cooper, J. P.
Divine, Miss Elizabeth s. Emmons,
A. o. Hearne, l.. B. Hord. D. j.
O'Brien. J. H. Pigg, d. w. Pinkston,
P. o. Sandal, E. y. Slack, L. D.
Waller and William H. Webb.
Final examinations in all subjects
were held Monday. Tuesday. Wednes-
DAY and Thursday in both the law
school and the College of Finance and
Business Administration.