Smyrna times., 1954-08-19
CURRICULA AT
UNIVERSITY
Bulletins Describing Sched-
uIe of Activities Are
Being Distributed
OVER 13O COURSES

Bulletins describing the broad
est schedule of curricula and ae-
tivities in its history are now be-
ing distributed by the Extension
Division of the University of Del
aware for the 1954-55 academic
wear. In addition to over 13O
courses available to students in
Dover. Georgetown, Newark, Lew
es, Middletown, Seaford, VIII
nington, and Aberdeen, Maryland,
the new forty page publication
describes special services of the
Extension Division in regard to
film services, University athletic
and dramatic events, and the
winterthur Museum Program in
Early American Culture. Courses
listed in the bulletin are regular
credit courses, unless otherwise
specified, the chief difference be-
tween these offerings and day
courses being the location and
time at which they are given.
Credits earned in extension class
es are fully recognized at the
University of Delaware, and cred
its earned at Newark carry res
idence credit. There are no form
al prerequisites for registering as
an extension student who does
not seek to earn a certificate or
a degree. For some courses, per-
sons must previously have COM
-pleted required courses, or their
s-eaual in experience, before regis
stering. However, no fixed educa-
stsonal background is required.
Persons interested in working to-
ward a certificate or degree
should become familiar with the
requirements of the program in
which they are interested, in or
der to meet entrance require
,.ents. For the second success
,siye year, season athletic tickets
WIN be available to extension stu
dents at the special rate of $500.
Married students may purchase
,oue season ticket for husband or
~ife at the same price. THESE
non-transferable tickets admit
purchasers to all home athletic
contests. For the five home gam
ses during the football season,
tickets for extension students will
provide admission to a special
section between the twenty and
ffirty-five yard lines in the
northwest stands or between the
fhirty-fve yard lines in the east
stands. A special season ticket
paan for dramatic programs will
also be initiated this year thru
the cooperation of the E-52 Uni
yersity Theatre and the Depart
ment of Dramatic Arts and
Speech. Tickets for the three
major productions of the coming
theatrical season will be avail
able to extension students at
$500, a saving of one-third of the
regular box Office price. The first
production of the year will be
@Ann, of a Thousand days." op-
ening October .21 at Mitchell Hall.
Winterthus Museum Program
Extension students are also in
vited to attend without charge
the lecture series of the Winter
thur Museum program in Early
American Culture which will
open on October 6 in Wolf Hall
ON the University of Delaware
campus. DR.. Louis B. Wright
director of the Folger Library OF
Washington, d. c., will deliver
the first lecture, Classical In
fiuences in Colonial America. "
This year the Extension Division
viii also offer a special film SER
vice to special groups. The Uni
versity mas acquired a number OF
non theatrical motion pictures
for Institutional use. Many Of
these films have application tc
adult groups in the community
in addition to their value as col
Iege text material. Responsible
persons may obtain these films OF
loan by payment of a servic'
charge, return transportation, anC
insurance. Titles of available
films may be secured by contact
ing the Film Division, Memoria
Library, University of Delaware
Newark, Delaware.
Glasses Begin September 20
Classes for the first term of tn
1954-55 extension program vii
begin September 20 and the com
-plete registration schedule fol
lows. Complete information o.
Wnnk-End